Dragon reaches the space station with new solar arrays and research

SpaceX’s 35th NASA commercial resupply mission docked on October 15 with more than 6,300 pounds of cargo.

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Source published 15 Oct 2026 · Briefing published 16 October 2026

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Dragon connected to Harmony’s space-facing port at 10:27 a.m. EDT. Its payload includes the final set of station roll-out solar arrays, scheduled for installation later this fall.

Research cargo includes hardware for artificial-retina manufacturing and three-dimensional heart-tissue models. Dragon is scheduled to remain until mid-November before returning research and cargo to Earth. The medical work is research, not proof of an effective treatment.

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