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8 19 a.m southwest of adelaide australia

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260 statute miles above above the earth

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again that's a release time at 8 19 a.m

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central time just southwest of adelaide

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dragon is now drifting a safe distance

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away from the international space

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station the separation from the

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there we can see a little light from the

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first apart burn

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now on course for a safe safe distance

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away from the international space

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station

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copy that tim and jeff nicely done

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confirmation from european space agency

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astronaut tim peake on board the

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international space station successful

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release of the dragon cargo vehicle

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appears to be looking nominal we'll

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continue to monitor and uh dragon

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spacecraft has served us well and it's

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good to see it departing full of science

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and we wish it a safe recovery back to

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it will begin its d orbit burn and 101

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pm central time