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As a SpaceX Dragon load dispatch moved toward the International Space Station over Canada on Monday (July 2), NASA space explorers Ricky Arnold and Drew Feustel utilized the Canadarm2 automated arm to catch the approaching shuttle. This was the 30th time that space explorers have utilized the 57.7-foot-long (17.6 meters) automated arm to catch a meeting rocket. About 3 tons of provisions were stacked inside the Dragon, including some unique treats for the Expedition 56 team: espresso, dessert and new Texas blueberries.
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