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so again so he's going to continue to

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should be there in

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right around the next four and a half

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at that point the

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soyuz will stop and then begin its fly

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around

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to get it to the top side or the space

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spacing side of the station lining it up

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with that poisk module that the vehicle

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is going to be docking to just a little

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and there's a good view of the soyuz

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spacecraft

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the cameras on the outside of the space

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range

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this fly around procedure typically

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nasa's jeff williams and rose cosmos

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cosmonauts alex grapoche and alexi of

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china on board

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executing the fly around maneuver to

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swing themselves onto the

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top side of the international space

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station pretty soon they'll be staring

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straight down the barrel of the poisk

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module and also looking down at earth

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and then at that point they'll be ready

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to execute their final approach and then

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dock to the station which will be their

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home for a little over six months

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and there's our video signal once again

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this the

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camera on the soyuz spacecraft itself

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continuing to close in you can see them

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and getting a close-up view of the

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vehicle you can see it reflecting a lot

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of sun the sun actually just about to

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set

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on the station and the

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we got confirmation the

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coors antenna has been retracted on the

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soyuz spacecraft again that's the

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antenna the coors is the automated

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rendezvous system

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that the soyuz spacecraft uses

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also able to be docked uh manually by

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the commander on board the soyuz

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spacecraft but uh the core is operating

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22 meters range point 12 meters per

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clear docking

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port

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no foreign objects

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20 meters range 0.12 meters per second

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the vehicle now within 20 meters away

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should just be about three minutes away

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10 meters

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range

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meters per second range rate crosshairs

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of the electronic

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series called crosshairs and a target

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eight meters

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point fourteen meters per second range

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copy cross has collected

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observing the image and we're standing

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by for the

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contact and capture

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standing by for docking of the soyuz to

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waiting for contact

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we have contact

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we have captcha

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and contact and capture

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the soyuz tma-20m

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now docked to the international space

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and there it is the hatch now open on

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the soyuz spacecraft that hatch opening

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right at 12 18 a.m central time

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1 18 a.m eastern time the three newest

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expedition 47 crew members ready to wake

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make their way on board the

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and first through the door is nasa

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astronaut jeff williams this is going to

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be his third long duration stay on board

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and next to the door there is

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first time space flier alexia of chenin

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getting his first ace of microgravity in

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his first look at life on board the

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and the third and final crew member

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through the hatch now alex korpochka