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 Chris B - NSF @NASASpaceflight 57 c

Tally ho!

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12/07/2020 20:20 Stephen Clark

"Tally ho!" The space station astronauts report they can see SpaceX's Cargo Dragon spacecraft. Astronauts Kate Rubins and Victor Glover inside the space station are monitoring the cargo capsule's approach.

Cargo Dragon is now less than a half-mile — about 730 meters — from the International Space Station on track for docking around 1:30 p.m. EST (1830 GMT).



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Дракон долетел до 0-й точки маршрута (ППМ0, 400 м ниже станции)

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12/07/2020 20:31 Stephen Clark

Cargo Dragon has passed through "Waypoint 0" around 400 meters, or 1,300 feet, directly below the International Space Station.

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 Intl. Space Station @Space_Station 4 мин. назад

The @SpaceX #Dragon resupply ship is packed with tons of gear and is also delivering Christmas goodies to the Exp 64 crew. https://nasa.gov/live

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12/07/2020 20:50 Stephen Clark

This view from the International Space Station shows the Cargo Dragon capsule flying nearly 500 meters (1,600 feet) ahead of the complex as the vehicles fly over Baja California.

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 Chris G - NSF @ChrisG_NSF 25 с

Jaw-dropping views....

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Дракон в ППМ1 - 220 м до станции

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12/07/2020 21:07 Stephen Clark

Crew Dragon has arrived at Waypoint 1, located roughly 720 feet, or 220 meters, on the radius vector, or "R-bar," directly above the International Space Station. This is within the approach corridor to the zenith docking adapter on the station's Harmony module.

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12/07/2020 21:09 Stephen Clark

Once Cargo Dragon reaches Waypoint 2 at the 20-meter hold point, mission control will again assess the ship's health and conduct a "go/no go" poll for docking.

Cargo Dragon will make contact with the International Docking Adapter with a soft capture ring, which will bring in the capsule for a hard mate with a series of hooks to secure the spacecraft to the station. Cargo Dragon also has a set of rotary spring dampeners to lessen the shock of contact with the station.

The International Space Station will remain in attitude control with the Russian segment's thrusters throughout the docking. This is a change from Soyuz and Progress vehicles docking, during which the station goes into free drift with its attitude control functions switched off.

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12/07/2020 21:10 Stephen Clark

The Cargo Dragon spacecraft is closing in on the space station at about 30 centimeters per second.

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12/07/2020 21:12 Stephen Clark

Cargo Dragon is now about 140 meters, or 459 feet, from the space station.

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 Chris G - NSF @ChrisG_NSF 18 с

Finally!  @NASA, @SpaceX, please show more these engineering views.  Some of us REALLY LIKE THIS. #CRS21 #CargoDragon

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Прошли отметку 50 м

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 Chris G - NSF @ChrisG_NSF 26 с

And #CargoDragon is at Waypoint 2 -- 25m from the Station -- and holding for final "go" for docking. #CargoDragon #CRS21

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 Chris G - NSF @ChrisG_NSF 1 мин. назад

Holding until 13:34 EST (18:34 UTC) due ot comm blockage at original docking time. #SpaceX #CargoDragon #ISS #NASA

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Chris G - NSF @ChrisG_NSF 2 мин. назад

13:39 EST (18:39 UTC) is the new targeted docking time.

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12/07/2020 21:26 Stephen Clark

Once it resumes the approach, the Crew Dragon will close in on the space station to about 10 centimeters per second, or less than a quarter-mile per hour.