SPX-31 UNDOCKS FROM ISS, Dec 16, 2024, Earth orbit, 11:05 am ET

Update, December 14: And another delay. Now no earlier than Monday, December 16.

Update, December 13:  Yet another weather-related delay. Now looking at December 15.

Update, Deccember 12: Undocking has been postponed again due to bad weather. The new plan is December 14. Same time.

Update, December 6:  Undocking has been postponed until December 12 due to bad weather in the splashdown area. Same time.

Update, December 1:  NASA has refined the time. It now will undock at 11:05 am ET and NASA+ coverage will begin at 10:50 am ET.

Original Entry: SpaceX’s 31st cargo mission to the International Space Station, SpX-31, is scheduled to undock from the ISS on December 5, 2024 at 11:15 am ET.

NASA+ coverage begins at 11:00 am ET.  NASA provides coverage of undocking and the spacecraft moving outside the ISS “keep out” zone, but not of the deorbit burn or splashdown, which are SpaceX’s exclusive responsibility.