>> GOOD EVENING AND GOOD
MORNING.
YOU ARE LOOKING LIVE AT A VIEW
FROM A BALCONY CAMERA THAT
OVERLOOKS THE RUSSIAN MISSION
CONTROL CENTER IN THE OUTSKIRTS
OF MOSCOW WHERE RUSSIAN FLIGHT
CONTROLLERS ARE MONITORING THE
FINAL MINUTES OF THE MOVEMENT OF
A PROGRESS 75 CARGO SHIP AND
UNPILOTED CARGO CRAFT THAT
LAUNCHED 2 HOURS AND 45 MINUTES
AGO IN KAZAKHSTAN AS IT
APPROACHES THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
FOR WHAT IS EXPECTED TO BE AN
AUTO MATED DOCKING PORT TO THE
SERVICE MODULE JUST 41.5 MINUTES
FROM NOW.
EVERYTHING HAS GONE EXTREMELY
WELL WITH THE APPROACH OF THE
PROGRESS AT THIS POINT.
WE'LL TALK ABOUT ALL OF ITS
ACTIVITY IN A MOMENT.
YOU'RE LOOKING AT A VIEW HERE IN
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
FLIGHT CONTROL ROOM AT THE SPACE
CENTER IN HOUSTON WHERE THE TEAM
HAS BEEN ON CONSOLE WORKING
TANDEM WITH THEIR RUSSIAN
COUNTERPARTS HALF A WORLD AWAY
OVER LOOKING THE LAUNCH THAT
OCCURRED 2 HOURS AND 40 MINUTES
AGO AND NOW ALL THE MOTION OF
THE PROGRESS AS IT APPROACHES
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
IT WAS ONE HOUR AFTER SUNRISE,
6:51 A.M. BAIKONUR TIME AT
LAUNCH SITE 41 WITH LIFTOFF OF
THE 18 BOOSTER OCCURRED RIGHT ON
TIME.
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
WAS ABOUT 40 SECONDS AWAY FROM
PASSING DIRECTLY OVER THE
BAIKONUR AT THAT TIME.
ALL OF ITS STAGES PERFORMING
FLAWLESSLY IN ITS 8:46 RIDE TO
DELIVER THE PROGRESS SHIP TO ITS
PRELIMINARY ORBIT.
HERE'S THE UNFURLING OF THE
SOLAR ARRAYS AND THE OTHER
APPENDAGES ON THE PROGRESS STAGE
FOR THE START OF A FAST TRACK
TWO ORBIT RENDEZVOUS THAT IS
EXPECTED TO CULMINATE WITH
DOCKING AT 12:12:00 A.M. CENTRAL
TIME.
1:12:00 A.M. EASTERN TIME TO
DELIVER 2.7 TONS OF FOOD, FUEL
AND SUPPLIES FOR THE EXPEDITION
63 CREW ON BOARD OF THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
A SERIES OF ENGINE FIRINGS HAVE
TAKEN PLACE.
YOU SEE A VIEW HERE OF THE
EXPEDITION 63 CREW AND STATION
COMMANDER CHRIS CASSIDY AND
RUSSIAN COUNTERPARTS WHO
LAUNCHED FROM THAT SAME LAUNCH
PAD 2 WEEKS AGO.
THEY HAVE TESTED OUT THE TORE
RUE SYSTEM.
THAT'S THE RUSSIAN.
IT HAS A JOY STICK THAT THE
COSMONAUTS WOULD EMPLOY TO
MANUALLY FLY THE PROGRESS IN FOR
A DOCKING TO THESE SERVICE
MODULE IN THE UNLIKELY EVENT A
FAILURE WOULD OCCUR WITH THE
AUTOMATED RENDEZVOUS SYSTEM.
THAT SYSTEM HAS ALSO CHECKED OUT
IN GREAT SHAPE.
THE DOCKING PROBE ON THE FORWARD
END OF THE PROGRESS 75 CARGO
CRAFT HAS BEEN EXTENDED AND
EVERYTHING IS IN ORDER OF THE
START OF A FLY AROUND BY THE
PROGRESS ONCE IT REACHES THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION LESS
THAN 18 MINUTES FROM NOW.
THAT FLY AROUND WILL ENABLE THE
PROGRESS TO PRECISELY ALIGN ITS
FORWARD DOCKING PROBE WITH THE
AFT DOCKING PART OF THE ZVEZDA
SERVICE MODEL FOR FINAL
APPROACH, CONTACT AND CAPTURE.
AS WE MENTIONED THE PROGRESS IS
DELIVERING TO THOR INTO ENTER
SOME 2.7 TONS OF FOOD, FUEL AND
SUPPLIES.
THE BREAKDOWN BEING DELIVERED IS
1,543 POUNDS OF PROPELLANT.
AND 9626 POUNDS OF WATER
CASSIDY AND WAGNER ARRIVED ON
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
JUST A LITTLE OVER TWO WEEKS AGO
AT THE START OF WHAT IS EXPECTED
TO BE A 6.5 MONTH MISSION ON THE
ORBITAL OUTPOST.
HERE IN THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION FLIGHT CONTROL ROOM THE
TEAM LEAD BY FLIGHT DIRECTOR TJ
KRAMER HAS PULLED ALL OF ITS
CONSOLE POSITIONS AND HAS
RECEIVED APPROVAL FOR THE
PROGRESS TO PROCEED ON FOR A
CONTACT AND CAPTURE, A LINK UP
TO THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION ON TIME.
ONCE THAT DOCKING OCCURS, THE
RELATIVE MOTION BETWEEN THE TWO
SPACECRAFT, THE STATION AND THE
PROGRESS, WILL DAMPEN OUT AT THE
OF AN END OF THE SERVICE MODULE.
THE DOCKING PATROL WILL RETRACT
TO WILL SET THE STAGE FOR THEM
TO CONDUCT LEAK CHECKS ON THE
STATION SIDE OF THE DOCKING
INTERFACE TO MAKE SURE WE HAVE
AN AIR TIGHT SEAL BETWEEN
PROGRESS AND THE STATION BEFORE
THE HATCHES ARE OPEN TO ENABLE
THE TWO COSMONAUTS TO BEGIN
UNLOADING THE MORE IMPORTANT
CARGO ON BOARD THE PROGRESS.
THAT HATCH OPENING IS EXPECTED
AT 3:00 A.M. CENTRAL TIME ON
SATURDAY MORNING.
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
WITH THE PROGRESS IN PURSUIT OF
IT FOR THE EXPECTED DOCKING JUST
36 MINUTES FROM NOW IS FLYING
FROM SOUTHWEST TO NORTHEAST IN
AN ORBITING 51.6 DEGREES TO
EITHER SIDE OF THE EQUATOR AND
PASSING OVER NORTHEAST SOUTH
AMERICA, ABOUT TO CROSS THE
NORTHEASTERN COAST OF BRAZIL,
AND OUT OVER THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
>> THIS IS A VIEW FROM ACROSS
THE ENGINEERING CAMERA ON THE
PROGRESS 75 CARGO CRAFT, THE
UNPILOTED CRAFT THAT LAUNCHED
JUST ABOUT ALMOST THREE HOURS
AGO FROM THE BAIKONUR
COSMODROME.
ONCE WE COME INTO DAYLIGHT THERE
WILL BE GREATER RESOLUTION NOT
ONLY OF THE EITHER BUT THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AS
PROGRESS CLOSE IN TO BEGIN ITS
FLY AROUND OF THE STATION ABOUT
14 MINUTES FROM NOW.
TODAY'S ARRIVAL OF THE PROGRESS
75 CARGO CRAFT BEGINS A FAST
PACED CHAIN OF EVENTS OF
VISITING VEHICLES TO THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AND
LEAVING THE STATION ITSELF.
NEXT UP ON THE DOCKET WILL BE
MAY 11TH, WHEN THE NORTHROP
GRUMMAN CYGNUS CRAFT WILL BE
RELEASE THE INTO ORBIT BY THE
STATION'S ROBOTIC ARM.
THAT IS SCHEDULED FOR MAY 11TH,
FOLLOWED JUST 9 DAYS LATER WITH
THE SCHEDULE LAUNCH OF THE
JAPANESE H2 TRANSFER VEHICLE,
THE HTV 9 AS IT IS CALLED THAT
WILL CARRY TO THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION THE FINAL SERIES
OF LITHIUM EYE ON BATTERIES FOR
THE STARBOARD TRESS THAT WILL BE
INSTALLED LATER THIS YEAR ON THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION ON A
SERIES OF SPACEWALKS.
THEN THE MAIN EVENT THAT IS ON
EVERYBODY'S RADAR SCREEN RIGHT
NOW IS THE FIRST LAUNCH OF U.S.
ASTRONAUTS FROM AMERICAN SOIL
SCHEDULED FOR MAY 27TH ON THE
SPACEX FALCON 9 ROCKET, THE
SO-CALLED DEMO 2 MISSION OR DM2
AS DOUG HURLEY AND BOB BANG KIN
ARE IN THE FINAL STAGES OF
TRAINING FROM KENNEDY SPACE
CENTER LAUNCH COMPLEX 39 A.
THE FIRST LAUNCH SINCE 2011
GREATLY ANTICIPATED LAUNCH THAT
IS LOOMING LARGE ON THE HORIZON
OF THE
WE'RE ABOUT 12.5 MINUTES AWAY
FROM THE STATION RECEIVING THE
PROGRESS 75 CARGO CRAFT IN ITS
NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE THE FLY
AROUND BY THE PROGRESS OF THE
STATION WILL BEGIN.
AGAIN, THAT FLY AROUND BY THE
PROGRESS AT A RANGE OF ABOUT 400
METERS WILL BE A 65 DEGREE FLY
AROUND TO PRECISELY ALIGN THE
FORWARD DOCKING PROBE OF THE
PROGRESS WITH THE AFT DOCKING
PORT OF THE ZVEZDA SERVICE
MODULE.
NOW WE'RE RECEIVING TELEMETRY ON
THE EXTERIOR OF THE PROGRESS.
YOU'RE SEEING IN THE LOWER LEFT
HAND CORNER THE DISTANCE BY THE
PROGRESS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION AND ITS RATE OF
CLOSER CURRENTLY ABOUT 3
KILOMETERS AWAY FROM IT'S 'TIS
DESTINATION CLOSING AT A RATE OF
ABOUT 8.2 METERS PER SECOND.
AT THE TIME OF CONTACT AND
CAPTURE THAT CLOSER RATE WILL
HAVE SLOWED TO JUST 1/10 OF A
METER PER SECOND.
>> ON BOARD THE STATION AND THE
SERVICE MODULE ANATOLY IVANISHIN
AND IVAN VAGNER HAVE ACTIVATED
THE SYSTEM JUST IN CASE IT WOULD
BE NEEDED IN THE UNLIKELY A
PROBLEM WOULD CROP UP WITH THE
ON DAY VIEW SYSTEM BUT IT'S
OPERATING BY THE BOOKS SO FAR.
NO ISSUE REPORTED AS PROGRESS
CONTINUES AS DOCKING IS JUST 30
MINUTES FROM NOW.
THE PROGRESS IS EXECUTING AN
AUTOMATED SEQUENCE OF SO-CALLED
IMPULSE BURNS.
THESE ARE SMALL MISS COURSE
CORRECTION BURNS TO FINE TUNE
ITS PATH TO THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION AND THE LINK UP TO
THE AFT PORT OF THE ZVEZDA
MODULE 30 MINUTES FROM NOW.
AFTER THE FRIDAY AROUND OF THE
STATION IS COMPLETE, AND THE
PROGRESS IS ALIVE WITH THE AFT
PORT OF THE ZVEZDA SERVICE
MODULE AT A RANGE OF 195 METERS
THERE WILL BE A BRIEF PERIOD OF
STATION KEEPING TO ENABLE FLIGHT
CONTROLLERS OF THE RUSSIAN
MISSION CONTROL CENTER TO ASSESS
THE PROGRESS STEMS BEFORE THE
COMMAND IS ISSUE FOR FINAL
APPROACH.
THAT WILL BEGIN THE SLOW TREK IN
FOR THE EFFORT BOARD OF THE
ZVEZDA.
>> AGAIN, THE PROGRESS
MAINTAINING A TRUE COURSE TO THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION, NOW
JUST 1.7 KILOMETERS AWAY,
CLOSING AT A RATE OF ABOUT 4.2
METERS PER SECOND.
FLY AROUND EXPECTED TO BEGIN
ABOUT 8 MINUTES FROM NOW.
>> YOU'RE GOOD TO PROCEED.
AFTER ACTIVATION YOU'LL PROCEED
WITH YOUR TEST ON PAGE 21.
COPY.
AND PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU
JUST LIKE -- SAY AGAIN?
>> PLEASE SELECT, HANDLE,
SLOWLY.
INITIAL INTEGRATION AND
CONFIRMATION RECEIVED.
IT'S INITIATED.
>> AGAIN, THEY'RE CONDUCTING A
ROUTINE TEST OF THAT BACK-UP RON
DAY SYSTEM IN CASE IT WOULD BE
NEEDED.
HOWEVER THE AUTOMATED RENDEZVOUS
SYSTEM IS GUIDING IT JUST WHERE
IT SHOULD BE, JUST ONE KILOMETER
AWAY FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION CLOSING AT A RATE
OF LESS THAN 4 METERS PER
SECOND.
>> ON TO THE LEFT.
COUNTERCLOCKWISE.
>> AS THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION APPROACHES THE WEST
COAST OF AFRICA, THE AN ALTITUDE
OF 260 STATUTE MILES, THIS VIEW
FROM STATION CAMERAS OF THE
PROGRESS.
WE ARE SOON TO CROSS INTO AN
ORBITAL SUNRISE A FEW MINUTES
FROM NOW.
PROGRESS RIGHT ON COURSE.
ABOUT 5 MINUTES AWAY FROM
BEGINNING A FLY AROUND TO
PRECISELY ALIGN ITS DOCKING
PROBE FROM THE AFT PORT OF THE
SERVICE MODULE.
JUST THREE HOURS AGO THIS IS IN
THE LAUNCH PAD PREPARING TO
BEGIN FLY AROUND OF THE COMPLEX
4 MINUTES FROM NOW.
ACTIVATION MODE.
THIRD TRY.
AFTER THE FIRST -- OPERATION
MODE DISABLED, COPY?
>> AND OUR FIRST GREAT VIEW OF
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
FROM THE EXTERNAL CAMERA ON THE
PROGRESS VEHICLE.
NOW JUST 600 METERS AWAY,
CLOSING AT A RATE OF JUST OVER
1.5 METERS PER SECOND.
WE'RE ABOUT 2.5 MINUTES FROM THE
START OF THE FLY AROUND BY THE
PROGRESS TO ALIGN ITSELF TO THE
DOCKING PORT THE AFT END OF THE
SERVICE MODULE.
LEASE SELECT ONE THAT WORKS BEST
FOR YOU.
ANOTHER IN THE SERIES OF IMPULSE
BURNS, THESE SMALL COURSE
CORRECTION BURNS HAVING BEEN
COMPLETED.
NOW A VERY GOOD VIEW OF THE
PROGRESS HONING IN TO ITS TARGET
AT THE ENTER.
STATION AND THE PROGRESS FLYING
FROM SOUTHWEST AND NORTHEAST
OVER SOUTHERN MOROCCO ABOUT
RUSSIAN PASS JUST RUSSIAN THE
EAST OF CASABLANCA.
>> APPROACHING THE START OF THE
FLY AROUND OF THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION.
THE PROGRESS NOW 450 METERS
AWAY.
THE FLY AROUND OF THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION HAS
BEGUN RIGHT ON TIME.
380 METERS NOW SEPARATING THE
PROGRESS FROM ITS DOCKING PORT
AT THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
THE FLY AROUND ANGLE OF 65
DEGREES WILL BE COMPLETED
SETTING PROGRESS UP ENABLING THE
RUSSIAN MISSION CONTROL CENTER
RUSSIAN CHECK OUT THE PROGRESS'S
SYSTEMS ONE FINAL TIME BEFORE
THE COMMANDS ARE ISSUED FOR
FINAL APPROACH.
>> RANGE IS 340.
COPY?
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AND
PROGRESS NOW FLYING INTO AN
ORBITAL SUNRISE OVER THE
MEDITERRANEAN.
EVERYTHING PROCEEDING PERFECTLY
AS THE PROGRESS IS CONDUCTING
ITS AUTOMATED FLY AROUND OF THE
STATION RUSSIAN ALIGN ITS
FORWARD DOCKING PROBE WITH THE
AFT PORT OF THE ZVEZDA SERVICE
MODULE.
>> RANGE, 286
GOOD VIEW FROM STATION CAMERAS
OF THE PROGRESS, ITS CACHE OF
2.78 TONS OF CARGO OF CARGO AND
FOOD AND SUPPLIES.
FLYING OVER THE MEDITERRANEAN
SOUTH OF BARCELONA, SPAIN.
PROGRESS SLOWING ITS APPROACH
RUSSIAN THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION AS PLANNED.
NOW FLYING OVER NORTHERN ITALY
ABOUT RUSSIAN CROSS OVER THE
ADRIATIC SEA.
WE'RE HANDING OVER SATELLITES ON
THE TRACKING AND DATA RELAY
SATELLITE SYSTEM WE'LL REASSIGN
OUR DOWNLINK SIGNAL MOMENTARILY.
EVERYTHING PROCEEDING NORMALLY
WITH DOCKING SCHEDULE LESS THAN
15 MINUTES FROM NOW.
THIS VIEW NOW THROUGH RUSSIAN
GROUND STATIONS OF THE VIEW FROM
THE PROGRESS AND ITS EXTERNAL
ENGINEERING CAMERA AND PROGRESS
200 METERS AWAY CLOSING AT A
RATE OF 1/10 METER PER SECOND.
RUSSIAN ALIGN ITSELF WITH THE
AFT PORT OF THE ZVEZDA SERVICE
MODULE.
OUR SIGNAL RESTORED AND THIS IS
ALL AUTOMATED.
>> PROGRESS IS ABOUT RUSSIAN
PUT THE BRAKES ON.
>> FINAL APPROACH.
FINAL APPROACH.
THE FLY AROUND NOW COMPLETE.
YOU CAN SEE JUST ABOVE THE
CROSSHAIRS, THE DOCKING PORT OF
THE ZVEZDA SERVICE MODULE.
IT WAS JUST A WEEK AGO THAT
THREE CREW MEMBERS, RETURNED
RUSSIAN EARTH.
THAT DOCKING PORT ABOUT RUSSIAN
GREET THE ISS PROGRESS 75 CARGO
CRAFT FOR A DELIVERY RUN OF SOME
3 TONS OF FOOD, FUEL AND
SUPPLIES.
FINAL APPROACH.
>> AND AFTER A MOMENTARY PAUSE
FOR STATION KEEPING AND
EVALUATION, FINAL APPROACH HAS
BEEN INITIATED.
THIS VIEW AGAIN FROM THE
EXTERNAL CAMERA ON THE PROGRESS
SHOWING ITS APPROACH.
NOW JUST 115 METERS AWAY,
CLOSING AT A RATE OF .6 OF A
METER PER SECOND.
>> IMAGE UNSTABLE AGAIN.
>> 84 METERS NOW SEPARATING THE
PROGRESS FROM ITS DESTINATION
CLOSING AT A RATE OF .4 OF A
METER PER SECOND AND ALL
PERIMETERS LOOKING GOOD.
APPROACHING 55 METERS BETWEEN
THE PROGRESS AND THE ZVEZDA
SERVICE MODULE CLOSING AT A
RIGHT NOW OF .2 OF A METER PER
SECOND.
EVERYTHING PROCEEDING NORMALLY.
THE TWO CRAFT FLYING 260 MILES
OVER SULTAN, RUSSIA.
41 METERS SEPARATING THE TWO
CRAFT.
DOCKING SYSTEM READINESS HAS
BEEN CONFIRMED.
>> ANATOLY, HOW GOOD IS YOUR
PICTURE YOUR IMAGE?
>> IT'S SO-SO.
30 METERS SEPARATING THE DOCKING
PORT AT THE AFT END OF THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
CLOSING AT A RATE OF JUST OVER
.10 OF A METER PER SECOND.
EVERYTHING PROCEEDING ON TRACK.
YOU CAN SEE THE CROSSHAIRS
ALMOST PERFECTLY ALIGNED WITH
THE DOCKING TARGET.
22 METERS NOW.
JUST MOMENTS AWAY FROM DOCKING.
PROGRESS CLOSING IN ON THE 10
METER MARK.
6 METERS NOW.
STANDING BY FOR CONTACT AND
CAPTURE.
CONTACT CONFIRMED.
AND CAPTURE CONFIRMED.
DOCKING CONFIRMED RIGHT ON THE
DOT.
12:12:00 A.M. CENTRAL TIME.
1:12:00 A.M. EASTERN TIME AS
PROGRESS AND THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION FLEW 260 MILES
OVER NORTH AMERICAN CHINA SOUTH
OF THE MONGOLIAN BORDER.
THREE HOURS AND 21 MINUTES FROM
LAUNCH RUSSIAN DOCKING ON A FAST
TRACK TWO ORBIT RENDEZVOUS
BRINGING ALMOST 3 TONS OF FOOD,
FUEL AND SUPPLIES FROM THE
LAUNCH PAD AT BAIKONUR RUSSIAN
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
AND THE DOCKING PROBE IS NOW
DRIVING.
WE'LL NOW STAND BY FOR THE
DOCKING PROBE RUSSIAN FULLY
RETRACT RUSSIAN BASICALLY PULL
THE TWO DOCKING INTERFACES FLUSH
AGAINST ONE ANOTHER FOR A HARD
MATE AND THAT WILL ENABLE THE
PROGRESS HOOKS RUSSIAN CLOSE.
THERE WILL BE THREE HOURS OF
LEAK CHECKS PERFORMED BY ANATOLY
AND IVAN BEFORE THE HATCHES ARE
OPEN BEFORE THE PROGRESS REPLY
VEHICLE.
TEXT BOOK APPROACH AND UNDOCKING
AND NOW AT ITS PORT OF THE
ZVEZDA SERVICE MODULE.
>> WAITING NOW FOR THE RELATIVE
MOTION OF THE TWO VEHICLES
RUSSIAN DAMPEN OUT RUSSIAN
ENABLE THE RETRACTION OF THE
DOCKING PROBE AND THE CLOSING OF
THE HOOKS.
WE NOW HAVE CONFIRMATION THAT
THE HOOKS HAVE CLOSED RUSSIAN
CREATE A HARD MATE BETWEEN THE
CRAFT AND THE ZVEZDA SERVICE
MODULE ON THE RUSSIAN SEGMENT OF
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
WITH THAT A FLAWLESS LAUNCH
RUSSIAN DOCKING SCENARIO FOR THE
PROGRESS 75 RESUPPLY VEHICLE,
WHICH LIFTED OFF FROM SITE 31 OF
THE BAIKONUR COSMODROME AT 8:51
CENTRAL TIME AND 9:51 EASTERN
TIME WHICH WAS 6:51 A.M. ON THE
LAUNCH SITE JUST AN HOUR AFTER
SUNRISE.
8 MINUTES AND 46 SECONDS AN
LAUNCH IT SEPARATED FROM THE
THIRD STAGE AND PLACED INTO ITS
PRELIMINARY ORBIT RUSSIAN BEGIN
A PRE PROGRAMMED SERIES OF
RENDEZVOUS MANEUVERS THAT RAISED
ITS ORBIT AND FINE TUNED ITS
PATH FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
DOCKING OCCURRING TWO OR BITS
LATER, 3 HOURS AND 21 MINUTES
AFTER LAUNCH, JUST FEW MINUTES
AGO AT 12:12:00 A.M. CENTRAL
TIME, 1:12:00 A.M. EASTERN TIME
AND PROGRESS NOW LINKED RUSSIAN
THE AFT PORT OF THE ZVEZDA
SERVICE MODULE AT THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
WITH THAT, WE WILL WRAP UP OUR
COVERAGE OF THE ARRIVAL OF THE
RUSSIAN PROGRESS 75 RESUPPLY
SHIP TO THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.
A NEW SERIES OF 2.78 TONS OF
FOOD, FUEL AND SUPPLIES NOW
HAVING ARRIVED FOR THE RESIDENTS
OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
WITH THAT WE WISH YOU A SAFE AND
HAPPY WEEKEND.
SIGNING OFF NOW FROM MISSION