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After its capture, the @NorthropGrumman #Cygnus spacecraft was bolted into place on the @Space_Station’s Earth-facing port of the Unity module at 7:31am ET. It will remain at the station until July 23. Details: https://go.nasa.gov/2Gr67ZD pic.twitter.com/IP55VO5QcP

LIVE NOW: Installation of @NorthropGrumman's #Cygnus to @Space_Station. What's on board? A life science instrument, experiments on aging & immune response, Astrobee flying robots and supplies and fresh food for the astronauts! Watch: https://go.nasa.gov/2UM2RSo pic.twitter.com/RFowgAx03Q

Next up on NASA TV: Live coverage of the @NorthropGrumman #Cygnus arrival at @Space_Station returns at 7am ET. Ground controllers will remotely install the spacecraft to the station's Unity module, where it will stay until the end of July. Watch: https://go.nasa.gov/2GoHc8Y pic.twitter.com/Nc6hvwTlL6

At 5:28 am ET, @AstroAnnimal used the @Space_Station’s robotic Canadarm2 to grapple the @NorthropGrumman #Cygnus spacecraft as @Astro_DavidS monitored Cygnus systems during its approach. Next, ground controllers will command the station’s arm to rotate and install Cygnus.pic.twitter.com/nJatRX8axe

LIVE NOW: A spacecraft approaches @Space_Station! @NorthropGrumman's #Cygnus is carrying ~7,600 pounds of supplies & science experiments. @AstroAnnimal and @Astro_DavidS will capture it with the station's robotic arm at about 5:30am ET. Watch: https://go.nasa.gov/2Gko5wG pic.twitter.com/OoX9wcdXEH

Coming up at 4am ET on NASA TV: See the @NorthropGrumman #Cygnus cargo spacecraft approach @Space_Station. At about 5:30am ET, the astronauts will capture it using the station's Canadarm2 robotic arm. Watch live: https://go.nasa.gov/2ULyHi0 pic.twitter.com/FIlbL6WtCr

Tomorrow, a #Cygnus carrying supplies & science arrives at @Space_Station! @AstroAnnimal and @Astro_DavidS will use the Canadarm2 robotic arm to capture the spacecraft. Watch live: https://go.nasa.gov/2GsqaXk  4am ET: Approach to station 7am ET: Installation to the Unity modulepic.twitter.com/KQXN5I9JOR

As we prepare to send @NASA_Astronauts to the #Moon2024, we have our sights on a place no human has ever gone: the lunar South Pole. Containing ice & other possible resources, discover why this new destination is so critical to future missions: https://go.nasa.gov/2GpRs0q pic.twitter.com/vxbihXGFN8

I spy... the universe's first type of molecule! ICYMI, scientists using our @SOFIATelescope have ended their search for this molecule after finding its signature in our own galaxy! Here's a crash course on yesterday’s history-making discovery: https://go.nasa.gov/2GkYxiZ pic.twitter.com/EzvFaiP3dh

Today is your last chance to vote! We're nominated for seven @TheWebbyAwards for our work bringing more space to you. Here's how to vote for our websites and social media: https://go.nasa.gov/2UGNx9I pic.twitter.com/aAtQVLWmwd

Oh, the places you’ll go… @NASA_TESS ! Today is the first anniversary of our planet-hunting mission. Surveying the skies for 1 year, our spacecraft continues on its journey to find the most exciting planets outside our solar system. Celebrate with us: https://go.nasa.gov/2ULVDhp pic.twitter.com/oObLtJLPDW

.@NorthropGrumman's Cygnus spacecraft is on its way to the @Space_Station with ~7,600 pounds of science investigations and cargo after launching at 4:46pm ET from @NASA_Wallops in Virginia. Discover all the new science and @ISS_Research aboard: https://go.nasa.gov/2Gm9sJd pic.twitter.com/CzfwRnnL4X

LIVE: Hear from mission experts about today's successful launch of @NorthropGrumman's #Cygnus spacecraft that will deliver ~7,600 pounds of science & supplies to the @Space_Station. Watch: https://go.nasa.gov/2GnaUeh pic.twitter.com/qtvSvPYO6x