Overview
- The Cygnus NG-22 mission was canceled after its Pressurized Cargo Module sustained damage in transit due to a shipping accident.
- NASA is adjusting the April SpaceX Dragon mission to prioritize consumables and ensure sufficient supplies aboard the ISS.
- The next Cygnus mission, NG-23, is planned for no earlier than fall 2025, potentially using a different Cygnus vehicle.
- NASA and Northrop Grumman are evaluating whether the damaged module can be repaired and reused for a future mission.
- The delay highlights challenges in ISS logistics, including reliance on SpaceX and potential waste management issues without Cygnus.