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Topic: SpaceX Crew-13 zero-g indicator: Lucky
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Robert Pearlman Editor Posts: 57191 From: Houston, TX Registered: Nov 1999
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posted 10-01-2026 08:55 PM
collectSPACE Houston, we have a golden dragon: Crew-13's 'Lucky' zero-g indicatorJoshua Kutryk could not quite fathom he had left the planet... "While everyone tells me I'm in space, I don't really believe it yet. It does feel weird, though," Kutryk said. After a moment, he added, "it's good to be here." Had Kutryk not trusted what he was feeling, all he needed to do was look for "Lucky" to know that he was now in the weightless environment of outer space.  |
Robert Pearlman Editor Posts: 57191 From: Houston, TX Registered: Nov 1999
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posted 10-08-2026 10:31 AM
Crew-12 commander Jessica Watkins shared a photo of "Lucky" aboard the Crew Dragon "Grace" today (Oct. 8). The article (linked above) has been updated to replace the earlier AI illustration with the photo of the crocheted doll. A little luck and a lot of Grace go a long way (in this case, 250 miles up)! Each crew’s zero-g indicator is unique. Ours, named Lucky, represents the golden dragon at the center of our Crew-13 patch, which honors the brave and resilient legacy of Apollo 13 on which we stand.  | |
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