Yesterday's Falcon 9 flight was aborted before launch due to a GNC
issue. SpaceX will try gain today (at about 7:30 p.m. eastern time).

A Dragon capsule ended its second flight today by splashing down in the
ocean. As far as I know, this is the first US built orbital capsule
flown more than once, so this is yet another one for the record books.
Of course, the X-37B has flown copies of its winged orbiter more than
once, as did the space shuttle (duh!). The only other country to refly
a capsule more than once was Russia with its VA capsule. Cite:

https://arstechnica.com/science/2017...-rare-company-
by-re-flying-an-orbital-spacecraft/

Previously a Gemini capsule flew twice, but both flights were
suborbital. The first was a suborbital test for Gemini (Gemini 2) and
the second flight was a USAF flight to test the "hatch in the
heatshield" design for MOL. Both flights were successful. Cite:

http://www.drewexmachina.com/2015/01...h-of-gemini-2/

Jeff
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