<ul><li>SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft will delay its departure from the International Space Station by 24 hours due to weather conditions at its splashdown site off the coast of California.</li><li>Dragon's undocking time has been rescheduled to 12:05 p.m. EDT on Friday, with support personnel waiting for improved visibility at the splashdown site for a safe retrieval.</li><li>Expedition 73 crew focused on loading Dragon with science experiments, research samples, and hardware, while also conducting microgravity research to enhance health outcomes both in space and on Earth.</li><li>Crew members engaged in experiments studying the effects of microgravity on the retina, tested a 3D imaging microscope for monitoring water quality, monitored cardiovascular system, and conducted physical fitness exams and maintenance tasks on the ISS.</li></ul>

Dragon Undocking Adjusted to Friday as Space Science Continues

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