SpaceX Aims for Night Crew Launch; Ailing Astronaut Now OK
By MARCIA DUNN, AP Aerospace Writer
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — SpaceX is counting down toward a nighttime launch of four astronauts for NASA.
The Falcon rocket is scheduled to blast off Wednesday night from Florida's Kennedy Space Center. That would put the one German and three U.S. astronauts at the International Space Station by late Thursday.
The flight is running nearly two weeks late, after weather and medical delays. One of the astronauts was sidelined last week by an undisclosed medical issue. NASA says the unidentified astronaut is fully recovered.
The launch comes just two days after SpaceX brought four station astronauts back to Earth.
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Can You Name These Utica Landmarks From An Aerial View?
With the help of Google Maps, we can see historic buildings from space.
This is a fun way to see if you can spot Mohawk Valley, Utica-specific landmarks.
Check out each photo below and try to see if you can get all these locations right on the first try. Let us know how you did in our station app. Good luck!
61 Amazing Snapshots of Utica's Most Unique Boilermaker Ever
The 2021 Utica Boilermaker Road Race will go down in the history books as one of the most unique, with an all-vaccinated field running the 5K and 15K on October 10th, without elite runners, and with thousands of regular participants sitting this one out because of COVID. The excitement this year was special and exclusive and there was no shortage of it, as seen through the lens of award winning photo-journalist Nancy L. Ford of Utica. Here are 61 awesome photos featuring some of the best moments from this year's race.
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