00:05And 12 spacecraft docked to the International Space Station.
00:13Might as well that they are ready to go for docking.
00:16So if you're watching the range at the bottom of your screen, we should see that start to decrease.
00:22I'm speaking with Anil Menon monitoring the approach of Dragon from the International Space Station.
00:26Again, this is completely odd.
00:289 meters from the Space Station.
00:30Again, the theory of relativity.
00:33It looks so slow and steady.
00:36But again, a reminder, they are moving per hour, both vehicles together.
00:45This view of the docking port.
00:47Copy one meter.
01:02Dragon Space X on the big loop.
01:04Dragon contact and soft capture complete.
01:11Dragon copy.
01:12Contact and soft capture complete.
01:16And contact confirmed.
01:19Dragon Grace and crew 13 making contact with the International Space Station at 6.05 p.m. Central Time, 263
01:26statute miles over the Northeast Pacific Ocean.
01:29The total transit time from launch to docking.
01:327 hours and 55 minutes.
01:35The world rest is here in the international space space.
01:38And.
02:02The coral ship.
02:04You
