Porthole view of SpaceX spacecraft docking with the ISS

Name: Porthole view of SpaceX spacecraft docking with the ISS
Uploaded: 2025-03-19T20:51:00.000Z
Description: After entering orbit, the capsule aligns itself with the station, maintaining the same speed (~28,000 km/h!) as it does, and then smoothly approaches - everything happens in auto mode, and green-red lights help determine orientation in space

After entering orbit, the capsule aligns itself with the station, maintaining the same speed (~28,000 km/h!) as it does, and then smoothly approaches - everything happens in auto mode, and green-red lights help determine orientation in space

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