Russian burden address arrives at amplitude station
MOSCOW – A Russian burden address has sucessfully docked at the International Amplitude Station, carrying aliment for its aggregation of five.
The Russian amplitude bureau said the Progress M-04M absorbed up with the base Friday in a bland automated docking.
The barge delivered 2.5 metric bags (2.75 US tons) of fuel, oxygen, food, baptize and added suplies. The addition additionally includes accurate accessories and affliction bales for the crew.
The base is manned by Americans Timothy J. Creamer and Jeff Williams, Russians Maxim Surayev and Oleg Kotov and Japan's Soichi Noguchi.
Friday's advancing marks the aboriginal time that two Russian Soyuz aggregation capsules and two Progress burden ships are accompanying docked at the base orbiting about 225 afar (360 kilometers) aloft Earth.
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