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Chris G - NSF @ChrisG_NSF 1 мин

So they might be early.  According to #NASA, earliest docking now 09:50 EDT (13:50 UTC).  Original docking time was 10:29 EDT (14:29 UTC). #SpaceX #Demo2 #Endeavour

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 Chris G - NSF @ChrisG_NSF 2 мин

First waypoint at 400m below Station should be reached in about 20 minutes. #SpaceX #Demo2 #Endeavour

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05/31/2020 15:38 Stephen Clark

Crew Dragon has completed a nominal midcourse burn, and is on target to pass through "Waypoint 0" around 400 meters, or 1,300 feet, below the space station in about a half-hour or so.


05/31/2020 15:41 Stephen Clark

Once it passes through Waypoint 0 director below the International Space Station, the capsule will guide itself to its next waypoint around 720 feet, or 220 meters, directly in front of the research complex.

At that location, the spacecraft will be roughly aligned with the docking axis of the station's Harmony module. Then the astronauts on-board the ship will command a hold and perform another manual flying test for a few minutes.

The Crew Dragon will then resume its automated approach and reach the Waypoint 2 position around 66 feet, or 20 meters, from the International Docking Adapter on the Harmony module. The craft will hold there for around 5 minutes, then resume moving toward the station if all systems look good.

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05/31/2020 15:47 Stephen Clark

Ground controllers are "go" for the Crew Dragon to proceed through Waypoint 0 up to Waypoint 1, located directly in front of the space station.

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 Spaceflight Now @SpaceflightNow 18 мин

Gorgeous views of Crew Dragon backdropped by the Caucasus Mountains near the Russian-Georgian border.
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 Chris G - NSF @ChrisG_NSF 3 мин

The Russian side of the Station now has control of the Station's orientation through docking.  ISS is in the correct orientation for docking.

THIS IS STATION RIGHT NOW FROM DRAGON!

 #SpaceX #Demo2 #Endeavour #NASA

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 Chris G - NSF @ChrisG_NSF 30 с

#Endeavour will arrive at Waypoint 1, 220m in-front of the ISS at 09:22 EDT (13:22 UTC).

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05/31/2020 15:59 Stephen Clark

The rendezvous profile is running about 16 minutes ahead of the planned timeline this morning. Dragon is about 25 minutes away from arriving at Waypoint 1, where the astronauts will perform the second manual flight test.

Here's a view over the shoulders of Hurley and Behnken inside the Crew Dragon cockpit.

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Прогноз

 Chris G - NSF @ChrisG_NSF 2 мин

Bob and Doug are still 16 minutes ahead of the planned timeline.  Docking likely to occur at 10:13 EDT (14:13 UTC) now.

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 Chris B - NSF @NASASpaceflight 5 мин

Draco Dancing!
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05/31/2020 16:26 Stephen Clark

Crew Dragon has arrived at Waypoint 1, located roughly 720 feet, or 220 meters, on the velocity vector in front of the International Space Station. This is within the approach corridor to the docking adapter on the station's Harmony module.The astronauts have commanded the vehicle to stop its approach, and are about to begin the test flight's second manual flight demonstration.

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05/31/2020 16:34 Stephen Clark

The Crew Operations Responsible Engineer, or CORE, inside SpaceX's mission control in Hawthorne, California, have given Hurley the "go" for the manual flight test.

He will use the capsule's touchscreen to translate the spacecraft to the side to better line up with the docking corridor.