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"Photo 5 Of Remote Camera At Liftoff NG-19"

"Liftoff at 8:31 PM NG-19 From Wallops Island Virginia"

"Northrop Grumman NG-19 Antares 230+ with NASA CygnusCargo Craft to ISS "

"The Beauty of Night Launches! NG-19"

"The Last Antares 230+ With Russian Engines Waiting For Launch"

"Close Up of Dr. Laurel Clark Cygnus Cargo Craft"

"The Last Antares 230+ With Russian Engines Waiting For Launch"

"Close Up of Dr. Laurel Clark Cygnus Cargo Craft"

"Photo 1 In Sequence of 5 Liftoff Photos NG-19"

"Photo 2 In Sequence of 5 Liftoff Photos NG-19"

"Photo 3 In Sequence of 5 Liftoff Photos NG-19"

"Photo 4 In Sequence of 5 Liftoff Photos NG-19"

"Photo 5 In Sequence of 5 Liftoff Photos NG-19"

"Photo From the Wallops Island MARS Press Site Looking East"

"The Last Antares 230+ With Russian Engines Waiting For Launch"

"Remote Photo From The South Side Of OA Launch Site"

"Liftoff NG-19"

"Photo 1 Of Remote Camera At Liftoff NG-19"

"Photo 2 Of Remote Camera At Liftoff NG-19"

"Photo 3 Of Remote Camera At Liftoff NG-19"

"Photo 4 Of Remote Camera At Liftoff NG-19"

"Remote Camera Location The Last Antares 230+ With Russian Engines Waiting For Launch"

"The Last Antares 230+ With Russian Engines Waiting For Launch"

"A Under Exposed NG-19 Streak Shot From Wallops Island Press Site"

Remotes are set for tonight's 8:31 PM NASA Northrop Grumman NG-19 resupply mission to the ISS International Space Station by this Cygnus spacecraft.

Northrop Grumman named the Cygnus spacecraft S.S. Laurel Clark after the NASA astronaut who was lost along with six other Space Shuttle Columbia STS-107 crew members during re-entry just over twenty years ago.

Cygnus will carry over 8,000 pounds of equipment, experiments, food, clothes, maintenance parts, a new water purification system, plants, AstroBee robot and highly important flame & fire in space flammability experiment which will be performed once Cygnus departs from the ISS in October.

Wishing much success to all of the NASA & Northrop Grumman teams today and at liftoff!

8-1-23 at Wallops Island Virginia

Remote camera photos from the last Northrop Grumman NG-19 Antares 230+ vehicle carrying the Cygnus cargo spacecraft to the ISS. Liftoff occurred at 8:31 PM with 90% favorable weather. 8-1-23 Wallops Island Virginia Mid Atlantic Regional Spaceport

Photos by Scott Schilke for SpaceNewsFl.Com From Marco Island Florida

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August 1st 2023 Northrop Grumman NG-19 The Last Antares 230+ Liftsoff Carrying NASA Cygnus Cargo Spacecraft To The ISS Space Station

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