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And there's the view of the progress
vehicle as it continues to methodically

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make its path to the International Space
Station.

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To provide some situational awareness again
from this engineering overlay on the

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crosshair camera on the Progress in the
lower left-hand quadrant you can see one

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point zero four that's the kilometers, 
that's the distance right now between

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the Progress and the International Space
Station. The value that's underneath it,

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minus three point four seven meters per
second, that's the rate of closure the

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range rate if you will how quickly the
Progress is closing in on the station.

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We're getting video and we
see you working through different AGC modes.

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We're going to select this one for
now because that's the best image that

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we could find it. Can I disable operation
mode? You're go for that.

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Operation mode  disabled.

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Progress visible against the lim of the
earth.

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And in this view from the high-definition external viewer camera

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or HD on the International Space Station

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an outstanding view of the Progress as
it continues its inexorable approach for

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an automated docking to the aft port of
the Zvezda service module.

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The vehicle in the top right hand quadrant that is the Soyuz MSO 4 vehicle that will be

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the ride home for Peggy Whitson, Jack
Fischer and Fyodor Yurchikhin on

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September 3rd. In the lower left-hand
quadrant as the Progress 66 vehicle that

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is currently docked to the PIRs docking
compartment.

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We have that one and seven and they see board light. Copy.

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We're up to zero decimal 81 for closing rate.

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Right now we're at 150 meters based on
the ranger.

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We're currently handing over between
satellites on the tracking and data

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relay satellite system will reacquire
our downlink TV signal from the Progress

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and the station and there it is just a
momentary loss of signal. A good view of

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the aft port of the Zvezda service
module at the bottom of the circular

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docking port is that crosshair docking
target that the Progress's Cores

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automated rendezvous system will hone in
on to match the overlay against that

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docking target and the precise alignment
for contact and capture. Docking is

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scheduled about 10 and a half minutes
from now.

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Oh yeah we recovered video as well.

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11 meters the target is almost the in the

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middle of the electronic crosshairs.

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Yurchikhin providing a running commentary to the Russian flight
control team they're seeing the same

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data he is inside the use of Zvezda
service module. Standing by for contact.

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Just eight meters separating the Progress in the International Space Station as we

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stand by for contact and capture. Back in
the middle of the electronic crosshairs.

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Zero decimal 12 meters per second range
rate. Getting closer to four squares for

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the overlay. Standing by for contact at
zero decimal 13 meter per second range rate.

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Crosshairs are completely aligned.

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Contact confirmed. Contact confirmed,
capture confirmed, docking has been