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NASA Invites Media to Cover SpaceX’s 35th Cargo Launch to the International Space Station
Summary
NASA has opened media accreditation for SpaceX’s next cargo launch, the company's 35th mission to the International Space Station, which will carry NASA science investigations, supplies and equipment. The invitation is aimed at journalists who wish to cover the mission.
Details
NASA has invited media representatives to apply for accreditation to cover SpaceX’s next cargo launch, the 35th resupply mission to the International Space Station.
The agency announced that media accreditation is open to journalists and outlets interested in reporting on the launch and related activities.
The cargo flight will deliver NASA science investigations, supplies and equipment to the station, according to NASA’s notice.
The provided announcement does not include further details such as the launch date, time or site.
Interested media are instructed to complete accreditation through the channels specified by NASA in the announcement.
NEXORA AI — Why it matters
Opening media accreditation allows press coverage of the resupply mission and the scientific and logistical cargo it will carry to the station.
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