Soyuz spacecraft moved at ISS
Posted: Fri, Sep 28, 2007, 8:31 AM ET (1231 GMT)
The crew of the International Space Station repositioned their Soyuz spacecraft to a different docking port on Thursday in advance of the launch of a new crew. The ISS Expedition 15 crew boarded the Soyuz TMA-10 spacecraft and flew it from the nadir docking port on the Zarya module to the aft port on the Zvezda service module. The 27-minute flight was completed at 3:47 pm EDT (1947 GMT). The move frees up the Zarya port for the arrival of the next Soyuz spacecraft, scheduled for launch on October 10.
The crew of the International Space Station repositioned their Soyuz spacecraft to a different docking port on Thursday in advance of the launch of a new crew. The ISS Expedition 15 crew boarded the Soyuz TMA-10 spacecraft and flew it from the nadir docking port on the Zarya module to the aft port on the Zvezda service module. The 27-minute flight was completed at 3:47 pm EDT (1947 GMT). The move frees up the Zarya port for the arrival of the next Soyuz spacecraft, scheduled for launch on October 10.| <<previous article | next article>> |
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