SpaceX’s Crew-13 mission to the International Space Station (ISS) is experiencing a postponement following the detection of an oxidizer leak within the Dragon spacecraft. The leak was identified during routine preflight checks prior to the originally planned September 12th launch date. NASA and SpaceX are currently focused on thoroughly investigating the source and extent of the leak before proceeding with any further action. Consequently, no updated or rescheduled launch timeframe for the Crew-13 mission has been formally established at this time. Engineers are diligently working to ensure the integrity of the Dragon vehicle's systems.
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