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Intl. Space Station‏ @Space_Station 3 мин. назад

The @SpaceX #Dragon is ahead of schedule and approaching the station for a robotic capture now planned for 6:22am ET. https://www.nasa.gov/live 

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Вид с камеры манипулятора

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ЦУП-Х дал добро покинуть точку 30 м

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03/09/2020 12:52 Stephen Clark

After a two-day pursuit of the space station, SpaceX's Dragon cargo craft is now in the final phase of its automated rendezvous, now holding at a range of about 100 feet (30 meters) fr om the International Space Station.

The supply ship will soon head to a capture box around 32 feet (10 meters) below the station, wh ere it will halt its approach for station flight engineer Jessica Meir to reach out and grapple Dragon using the Canadian-built robotic arm.

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Intl. Space Station‏ @Space_Station 2 мин. назад

The @SpaceX #Dragon is on final approach towards its capture point about 10-12 meters away from the space station.

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5 м до точки удержания 12 м

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Дракон в точке захвата

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ЦУП-Х дал добро на захват

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03/09/2020 13:16 Stephen Clark

This will be the final time a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft will be captured using the space station's robotic arm. Beginning with SpaceX's next resupply mission later this year, cargo capsules will dock directly with the orbiting complex.

All of SpaceX's future cargo missions will use a new variant of the Dragon spacecraft known as the Dragon 2. It's based on the human-rated Crew Dragon capsule, which is designed to dock to the station automatically without needing the robotic arm for grapple of the approaching supply freighter, followed by berthing to the station.

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Рука манипулятора пошла

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