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Early this morning, the SpaceX Dragon capsule passed just 2.4 kilometers below the International Space Station, completing another critical step in its mission profile that’ll lead to it docking with the orbiting station Friday morning. From the station, astronauts captured video as the capsule cruised by: [You may need to refresh this page to see the video load.] Very, very cool.
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SpaceX's Dragon capsule successfully docked at the International Space Station this morning, completing the first leg of its landmark supply mission. "Looks like we've tamed the Dragon," commander Sunita Williams quipped, as the sta... Read Post

SpaceX launched its unmanned Dragon cargo capsule from Florida on Friday morning, starting the company's second mission NASA-contracted resupply mission to the International Space Station. The Dragon, carried by SpaceX's Falcon 9 ro... Read Post

The International Space Station and SpaceX’s Dragon capsule made history on Friday morning when the stations crew used a robotic arm to capture the Dragon capsule and then dock it with the ISS. By successfully completing its first m... Read Post