SpaceX has targeted May 7 for the launch date of its Dragon capsule, which aims to become the first-ever private spacecraft to dock with the International Space Station, a spokesperson for the company told TPM. The news comes after SpaceX announced Monday it was delaying the launch from an original target date of April 30 to undergo further testing of the docking process.
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