A Docking System is a technology used to connect and secure spacecraft to a space station or another spacecraft. This system ensures that the two vehicles can safely join together in space, allowing for crew transfer, cargo delivery, and maintenance. Docking systems can be manual or automated, with advanced sensors and guidance systems to assist in the process. One well-known example of a docking system is the International Space Station (ISS) docking mechanism, which allows various spacecraft, such as the SpaceX Dragon and Russian Soyuz, to attach securely. These systems are crucial for the operation of long-term missions in low Earth orbit, enabling collaboration and support among different space agencies.