NASA and SpaceX are preparing for the launch of the 35th Commercial Resupply Services (CRS-35) mission to the International Space Station. The launch is scheduled for no earlier than Tuesday, October 13. As part of the mission, the Dragon cargo spacecraft will deliver scientific research, consumables, and equipment necessary for the ISS crew's operations and conducting experiments in microgravity conditions. These regular supply missions are a key element in supporting long-term human presence in orbit and enable a variety of scientific research in biology, physics, materials science, and other disciplines. The cooperation between NASA and SpaceX under the Commercial Cargo Program has been ongoing for several years and has become an important part of the logistical infrastructure that ensures the ISS's functioning. The exact launch date and time may be adjusted depending on weather conditions and the technical readiness of the launch vehicle.