Docking space refers to designated areas where spacecraft can connect or "dock" with a space station or another spacecraft. This process allows for the transfer of crew, supplies, and equipment, facilitating ongoing missions in space. Docking systems are designed to ensure a secure and stable connection, often using automated technology to assist in the process. In the context of space exploration, International Space Station (ISS) serves as a primary example of a facility that requires docking space for visiting spacecraft. Various spacecraft, such as SpaceX's Crew Dragon and NASA's Orion, utilize these docking ports to support human and cargo missions, enhancing collaboration in space research.