SpaceX Dragon Docks Autonomously at International Space Station on 35th NASA Resupply Mission | Khmer Digital News
SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft successfully completes autonomous docking with the ISS Harmony module on October 15, 2026, delivering crucial biomedical research and advanced solar technology.
The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft has successfully performed an autonomous docking with the International Space Station (ISS) during NASA's 35th commercial resupply mission.
On Thursday, October 15, 2026, at 11:00 AM US time, the SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft for the CRS-35 mission successfully docked to the zenith port of the ISS Harmony module, according to an official press release from NASA.
This mission delivered thousands of kilograms of scientific supplies and research equipment, including biomedical research on cell growth in a microgravity environment and the testing of next-generation solar panels for future space projects. This autonomous docking demonstrates the high reliability of SpaceX's flight control systems and its strong partnership with NASA in supporting scientists living and working in Earth orbit.
