Update: SpaceX Dragon's hatch opened a day early
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The ISS crew looking inside the Dragon capsule (Photo: NASA)
SpaceX's Dragon docked with the International Space Station (Photo: NASA)
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The hatch of SpaceX’s unmanned Dragon cargo spacecraft has been opened by the crew of the International Space Station (ISS) a day early. Launched last Sunday and docked with the ISS this morning, the opening was originally scheduled for tomorrow, but SpaceX’s twitter feed announced, “At 1:40PM ET, astronauts opened Dragon's hatch, one day ahead of schedule. Success!”
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