>The seventh cargo resupply mission of Dragon to the ISS, also carrying the first International Docking Adapter in the trunk of Dragon, for use in Commercial Crew missions.
Are they looking to relight and land today? They usually do for geo or ISS missions.
What's usually the timeline and when could we expect the docking?
Edit: Go it...
Post-Launch Booster Recovery
Okay, that's the routine stuff dealt with. I know we're all here
to see what happens to the first stage! Following stage separation
approximately 3 minutes into the launch, the first stage
will manoeuvre and orient itself to conduct a post-mission
landing test attempt on an autonomous drone ship named
"Of Course I Still Love You".
Are they looking to relight and land today? They usually do for geo or ISS missions.