Digital Trend's article 3-plus-hour supply trip from Earth to International Space Station breaks record mentions that this was even faster than the typical "fast-track" Russian launch-to-docking time for a resupply mission.
It links to astronaut Nick Hague's tweet:
A visitor arrived at @Space_Station today...the progress resupply vehicle made record timing as it launched and docked to the station in under three and a half hours. Pretty impressive!
Was this substantially faster than the previous ones, or is it a new record by only a few minutes?
If substantial, what was done differently to make it so fast?
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