February 18, 2015
Categories: ISS, MCC, Progress, Roscosmos, Russia, Space

On February 17, 2015 at 19.57, Moscow time Progress M-26M cargo vehicle successfully docked with Zvezda service module of Russian ISS segment.

Operations on automated docking were carried out under control of Russian ISS crew members and Mission Control Centre Specialists,

The vehicle has delivered to the ISS propellant  for the ISS, foodstuffs, equipment for scientific experiments and parcels for crew members.

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