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A supply ship reaches the space station with food and fuel

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The Progress 96 cargo spacecraft docked with the International Space Station on 19 September, NASA reports.

Imagined unbranded cargo spacecraft approaching a station above Earth, not mission photography

Docking at the Poisk module took place at 13:44 UTC, or 14:44 British Summer Time. The uncrewed craft brought about three tons of supplies after launching from Baikonur on 16 September. NASA says it is expected to remain attached for approximately five months.

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Completed docking reported by the station operator. Illustration is an unbranded imagined cargo craft, not mission photography.

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