SpaceX’s Dragon Capsule successfully docks at International Space Station in automated process

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US astronauts who yesterday were launched into space in the first crewed flight of Elon Musk’s SpaceX have now docked with International Space Station (ISS). The launch was a joint mission with Nasa.

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