Overview
- Cygnus, launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9, successfully docked with the ISS on Tuesday morning.
- The spacecraft carried critical supplies, including food, hardware, and scientific experiments.
- Engine burns were rescheduled after initial aborts due to low pressure readings, but the mission remained on track.
- Experiments include studies on DNA repair mechanisms and stem cell production in microgravity.
- Cygnus will stay docked at the ISS until January, serving as an extended lab space and disposing of debris upon departure.