SpaceX to test astronaut rescue system on May 6.
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SpaceX to test astronaut rescue system on May 6.



SpaceX is set to blast off a crew capsule on May 6 to test an astronaut rescue system designed to save lives in case of an emergency in a human spaceflight.

The Dragon capsule with a dummy astronaut named Buster is ready to be blasted from a platform at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida after 7 a.m. EDT [Eastern Daylight Time].

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