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RT Jon Edwards (@edwards345)Dragon and its new “boost trunk” performed a 15 minute burn yesterday, providing 1.62 m/s of delta-v to the ISS for station-keeping (a job typically performed by Roscosmos via the Zvezda Service Module or visiting Progress vehicles).Great photo by American (and Crew-11) astronaut Zena Cardman @zenanaut! ...

Dragon completed the first in a series of burns to help maintain the @Space_Station’s orbital altitudeInternational Space Station (@Space_Station):The @SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft completed an initial burn on Wednesday, Sept. 3, testing the spacecraft’s new capability to help maintain the altitude of the orbital outpost. https://t.co/BfL7hZwA6U ...

Space Exploration & Logistics - Dragon spacecraft has successfully docked at the International Space Station [1]

Views of the @Space_Station and Crew-11 Dragon as the CRS-33 Dragon prepares to dock with the orbiting laboratory https://t.co/l5PlTlYFOU ...

Space Exploration - Dragon spacecraft is approaching the International Space Station [1]

Space Mission - Dragon is scheduled to dock with the International Space Station (ISS) at approximately 7:00 a.m ET [1] - The launch occurred early Sunday morning from pad 40 in Florida [1]

Space Exploration & Logistics - SpaceX's 33rd commercial resupply mission is arriving at the International Space Station [1] - The mission is loaded with food, equipment, and science [1] Space Agency Activities - NASA is providing a live broadcast of the Dragon dock with the International Space Station [1]

Space Exploration & Logistics - Falcon 9 launched CRS-33, marking the 50th Dragon mission to the Space Station [1]

Spacecraft Operations - Dragon spacecraft will perform a series of burns to maintain the International Space Station's altitude [1] - The spacecraft utilizes an independent propellant system and two Draco engines in its modified trunk for these burns [1]