VIDEO SHOWS: LAUNCH OF SPACEX DRAGON CARGO SPACECRAFT, BOUND FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT SHOWS: CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES (DECEMBER 5, 3018) (NASA TV - Broadcast: FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY / DO NOT OBSCURE LOGO Digital: FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY / DO NOT OBSCURE LOGO) 1.

VARIOUS OF SPACEX FALCON 9 ROCKET WITH CARGO DRAGON SPACECRAFT AT LAUNCH PAD, AS ANNOUNCER COUNTS DOWN TO LIFTOFF 2.

VARIOUS OF SPACEX ROCKET LIFTING OFF FROM LAUNCH PAD 3.

VARIOUS OF ROCKET LIFTING TOWARDS SPACE 4.

ROCKET WITH FIRST STAGE SEPARATION IN SPACE (DECEMBER 5, 2018) (NASA TV - Broadcast: FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY / DO NOT OBSCURE LOGO Digital: FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY / DO NOT OBSCURE LOGO) 5.

VARIOUS VIEWS OF EARTH FROM SPACEX ROCKET AS IT MAKES ITS WAY AWAY FROM EARTH 6.

VIEW FROM ROCKET TOWARDS DRAGON CARGO SPACESHIP AS SECOND STAGE SEPARATION OCCURS STORY: SpaceX successfully launched a cargo spacecraft on Wednesday (December 5) on a resupply mission heading to the International Space Station (ISS).

The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft lifted off on a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida at about 1316 Eastern (1816GMT) filled with 6,000 pounds (2,721 kg) of cargo including numerous scientific experiments.

The Dragon spacecraft is expected to dock with the ISS on Saturday (December 8).

The Dragon spacecraft will remain docked to the International Space Station for about five weeks before being released and splashing down in the Pacific Ocean.