Four civilians in a chartered SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule docked with the International Space Station early Saturday.
A camera in the SpaceX Crew Dragon looks over the shoulders of commander Michael Lopéz-Alegría, left, and co-pilot Larry Connor during final approach to the International Space Station."You guys look great," radioed Mike Suffredini, CEO of Axiom Space, the Houston-based company that paid for the mission."The Dragon ride, looks like that sat with you well. ...
Summed up Pathy:"Wow, it's just amazing to be here. It's hard to find the words, but it's been an amazing journey."
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