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🚨🇺🇸 DRAGON NEARS FINAL DOCKING AT ISS—PRECISION IN MOTION The Dragon spacecraft is closing in on the International Space Station, now just 20 meters away at Waypoint Two. A brief hold is expected before the final approach, allowing time for precise alignment and optimal lighting. Dragon’s soft capture ring has been extended, preparing for docking. Once aligned, 12 hooks will engage for a secure hard capture. The ISS orbits Earth every 90 minutes, experiencing a sunrise and sunset every 45 minutes, meaning docking may be timed for better visibility. As Dragon approaches, its navigation strobe light illuminates the docking port, guiding the final phase of this high-stakes, autonomous maneuver.