First try!! GG EZ. But then again about 700 hours of Kerbal Space program does help understand this docking method.
Was going to guess that your KSP experience would help - Kerbonaut Hammer!
I try not to post stuff from my day job here because, you know, don’t want too much self promotion and all that, but this article I did was just an amazing story. Ani heard Clyde’s story and put me in contact with him:
A little bit of self promo never hurt anybody.
Plus, this is promoting Clyde’s Spot 
aNd that was a nice article.
Still haven’t found out more info, like when this was, yet, but apparently it is SpaceX Falcon leaving the atmosphere.
Think this was quite a while ago. I only saw stills of it. That looks flippen amazing, and kinda scary at the same time.
I find it fits perfectly. Space travel itself is scary. This shows the real beauty of it, as we make new strides.
After 62 days, the crew of SpaceX’s Dragon Endeavour return to Earth.
Right now it’s over 280 000 people watching a bunch of people watch computer monitors…
Elon front and center, struggling to commit to wearing his mask 
And now the highlight is Elon Musk sitting in the centre of the front row sipping coffee.
Chat going mad that Musk has no mask 
Edit: Beat me to it @GregRedd
/cam2
Is it just me, who thinks those 2 guys are thinking why the frack did we come home to this covid mess?
I’ve been requested to post some of my astrophotography. Don’t expect much, really…
Without having to dig through my archives, I have a 7 year old photo of Jupiter to post straight away
Here’s my previous attempt at Saturn
Last nights shoot
Moon shot
Mars
Jupiter (caught me a moon too! I have a few more pics, one better of the planet, one with more moons, but I think I still like the one from 7 years ago best.)
Definitely happier with the shot of Saturn!
I have been listening to COSMOS by Carl Sagan. This was written in the late 70s or early 80s and even back then this guy had some crazy ideas, and a lot of it is simply fascinating!
Also, my bro-in-law has a new telescope with all sorts of wizardry that allows his telescope to track items with the rotation of the earth. Here is a sample of a single 5 minute exposure photo. He would take like 30 photos and stack them to clean them up. I will ask if I can post some more 
Tell him I am begging for more!