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so on the bottom view you can see will

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the initial attitude for the undocking

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the soyuz is the yellow object that's

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now flying away the upper left view is

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what the crew will see from the soyuz of

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so they will back out to about 200

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meters you'll see they're a little bit

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above the

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velocity vector behind the station and

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that's to keep the sun out of the

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after they get to the station keeping

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point a few minutes later iss will begin

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a maneuver

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and we should see that kick off here in

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and this is a 130 degree maneuver

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they'll be moving at 0.2 degrees per

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and it will basically bring the whole

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stack around

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so that we get a side view

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so you can imagine this is a

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fairly unusual attitude for us to be

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flying during a made admission there's

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been a lot of work by a whole lot of

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teams to make sure that this is really a

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good thing to be doing