Mission 14P to the International Space Station

This is a virtual re-creation of the Progress Ferry resupply mission that was flown on Tuesday the 25th of may 2004. The Progress ferry regularly flies supplies up to the crew of the International Space Station. The supplies mainly consist of Food, Medical equipment, books, magazines, DVD's and snacks for the crew members

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	Standing on the launch pad at Baikonur, the Russian unmanned Progress launcher awaits alignment with the International Space Station
Liftoff and the resupply mission is underway
	First Stage Separation
Second Stage Separation
	Separation of the Main Cowling exposing the Progress Ferry Module
Final Stage Separation and Insertion into Orbit
	The Progress ferry begins its Synchronization with the International Space Station
A view of the Progress Ferry over Australia
	Arriving at the International Space Station
Beginning translation to the Leonardo Module. The Leonardo module was built in Italy and Serves as the International Space Station's Storage Module
	Preparing to dock with the Leonardo Module
Docking collars locked and another successful resupply to the International Space Station

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