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Four astronauts traveling on a new spacecraft designed by Elon Musk's rocket company SpaceX safely docked on the International Space Station on Monday evening, marking the first space voyage on a privately built spacecraft purchased by NASA. The astronauts will work at the space station, which orbits about 400 kilometers above the Earth, for the next six months.

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