SpaceX Dragon capsule installed on space station will trigger emergency alarm

“Resilient Dragon keeps the International Space Station crew on their toes.”

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The SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft dubbed Resilience, which is currently docked at the International Space Station after launching in November last year, reportedly frightened the station’s crew.

The capsule “I announced yesterday false emergency messages regarding the fire and rapid depression, in addition to other false messages”, NASASpaceFlight Editor-in-chief Chris Bergin mentioned in prof Thursday afternoon tweet. “The International Space Station crew reacted to the fire and the rapid decline, but stopped as soon as stable readings were confirmed.”

“Dragon Resilience keeps the International Space Station crew on their toes,” Bergen added.

“Crew Dragon Resilience and Station are in good health after these events,” NASASpaceFlight Journalist Tyler Gray explained in Prof. Reply on Twitter.

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According to Bergen, The International Space Station reported that the problem was likely an “isolated event” on one of Crew Dragon’s power modules, causing the processor to reset “and the output of data which the ISS interpreted as a set of contingencies and indicators exceeding the nominal value ”. .

Neither SpaceX nor NASA have yet acknowledged receipt of the report. Futurism asked for comment.

The flexibility made its way into orbit as part of SpaceX’s Crew-1 flight in November, the first operational flight by U.S. ground crew to the International Space Station since the Space Shuttle program was withdrawn in 2011. Her flight followed the successful docking. of the first crew. The Dragon capsule, Endeavor, is on the space station in May 2020 during the spacecraft’s first manned test flight.

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