spacetoday.net: Japanese supply ship undocks from ISS and reenters

Japanese supply ship undocks from ISS and reenters

Posted: Sun, Sep 16, 2012, 10:51 AM ET (1451 GMT)
A Japanese cargo ship reentered on Friday, two days after undocking from the ISS. The HTV-3 cargo ship reentered over the South Pacific at 1:27 am EDT (0527 GMT) Friday. The HTV undocked from the ISS on Wednesday, but the normal gradual departure was expedited after a computer dropout caused an abort. The HTV arrived at the station in late July, carrying several tons of cargo for the ISS.

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