The Falcon 9 rocket that will launch a Dragon capsule packed with cargo destined for the International Space Station was raised into position at launch complex 39A at the Kennedy Space Center. This time-lapse video compresses the 15-minute operation into 45 seconds.
Watch Falcon 9 rocket lifted upright
CRS-11 Dragon Falcon 9 International Space Station ISS Cargo Kennedy Space Center Landing Zone 1 Launch Pad 39A
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