Meet the crew flying on Dragon for @NASA’s Crew-11 mission to the @Space_Station → https://t.co/DIuBob7vs6 https://t.co/wEUeNBwrUk ...

RT NASA (@NASA)LIVE: From suit up to spaceflight, tune in as we stream NASA's @SpaceX Crew-11 launch to the @Space_Station.Our crew is scheduled to lift off from @NASAKennedy at 12:09pm ET (1609 UTC). https://t.co/Ig1XBnvcS2 ...

All systems are looking good and weather is 90% favorable for today’s Falcon 9 launch of Crew-11 to the @Space_Station → https://t.co/DIuBob7vs6 https://t.co/6mqiV0nvtd ...

Twilight at pad 39A. Targeting Thursday, July 31 at 12:09 p.m. ET for Falcon 9 to launch Dragon and Crew-11 to the @Space_Station → https://t.co/DIuBob7vs6 https://t.co/O1cNjEEs2W ...

Falcon 9 delivers 28 @Starlink satellites to orbit from Florida https://t.co/LVTImgOY3N ...

Deployment of 28 @Starlink satellites confirmed ...

Watch Falcon 9 launch 28 @Starlink satellites to orbit from Florida https://t.co/Sv1AhXkfSA ...

Static fire test of Falcon 9 complete – targeting no earlier than Thursday, July 31 for launch of the @NASA Crew-11 mission to the @Space_Station → https://t.co/DIuBob7vs6 ...

Starship moved to the launch site at Starbase for preflight testing https://t.co/ENkPgs3Aqx ...

Launch Schedule - The launch is now targeting Tuesday, July 29 for a static fire of the Crew-11 Falcon 9 rocket [1] - Today's test auto-aborted at T-57 seconds [1] Technical Details - The auto-abort was due to an error with the transporter erector's cradle arm position indication [1] - The arm functioned correctly, and teams are reviewing data [1] - Falcon 9 and Dragon remain healthy on the pad [1] Mission Objective - The launch is for the @NASA Crew-11 mission to the @Space_Station [1]