Following Saturday’s Northrop Grumman Innovation System’s (NGIS’s) Antares rocket launch with the NG-10 Cygnus, named the S.S. John Young, the vehicle has arrived at the International Space Station on Monday.
Liftoff of Antares occurred early Saturday morning, 17 November, at 04:01:22 EST (0901:22 UTC), with berthing occurring two days later at 10:28 UTC.
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