How a Russian cargo craft automatically docks with the International Space Station
In short: This video details the arrival of the unpiloted Progress 60 supply ship. Watch how the craft successfully navigated to the orbital outpost to deliver essential resources for the crew.
On July 5, the Progress 60 supply vessel reached the International Space Station, delivering upwards of three tons of provisions, fuel, and equipment. Launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, the unpiloted vessel completed its journey in just two days. It utilized an automated docking system to connect with the Pirs Docking Compartment located on the station's Russian segment, supporting the needs of the Expedition 44 crewmembers.
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