The SpaceX Dragon capsule delivers two astronauts from NASA to the space station

The SpaceX Dragon capsule delivers two astronauts from NASA to the space station

 this image is taken from NASA TV video, the SpaceX Dragon crew capsule docks with the International Space Station on Sundayption

The spaceship had to perform a series of maneuvers to increase its necrosis and soon arrived at the space station.

The dragon sailed independently during a discussion in the arc of the station's Harmony unit.

After the capsule was securely attached to the space station, the congratulations of NASA, SpaceX and astronauts came.

"Congratulations on your tremendous achievement and welcome to the International Space Station," says Mission Control SpaceX of Hawthorne, California.

"Bravo for a wonderful moment in world history," NASA Mission Control told everyone in Houston.

NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy got the crew off the plane and dropped the ship's bell on board the space station.

Then the foyer between the kite and the International Space Station is pushed in and the opening is opened in about an hour.

Once the dragon is in place, Hurley and Behnken join the other three occupants of the space station, Cassidy, NASA's Anatoly Evasion, and Evan Wagner of Russia to join the Expedition 63 crew.

This mission, called Demo-2, is the first time in nine years that NASA has launched astronauts from US soil.

NASA sees this as the main goal of the business revolution that surrounds the earth and eventually extends to the Moon and Mars extends to the Moon and Mars.