Final Russian-Ukrainian Antares Rocket Launches Cygnus Cargo to ISS, Replacement Delayed to 2025

The last Antares rocket with Russian and Ukrainian components launched from Virginia, carrying over 8,000 pounds of cargo to the ISS.
The Cygnus cargo spacecraft will deliver science experiments, crew supplies, vehicle hardware upgrades, and more.
Live coverage of the launch and rendezvous with the ISS was provided by NASA TV.
Northrop Grumman is working with Firefly Aerospace to develop an all-American Antares rocket, but it has been delayed to 2025.
The launch represents the end of the international Antares program, with future rockets being fully built in the U.S.