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SpaceX launches Thanksgiving treats to the International Space Station.

The Elon Musk-owned company successfully launched its Dragon cargo capsule atop its Falcon 9 rocket around 2:20PM ET on Saturday.

In addition to carrying solar arrays, dwarf tomato seeds, and other supplies, the capsule’s also packed with ice cream, spicy green beans, cranberry apple desserts, pumpkin pie, and candy corn as a belated Thanksgiving treat. It’s expected to reach the ISS around 7:30AM on Sunday.

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