Progress Departs Space Station As Part Of International Cargo Shuffle
HOUSTON — The crew of the International Space Station dispatched Russia’s 40 Progress on Jan. 23, clearing the Pirs docking port for the arrival of a replacement space freighter carrying more than 6,000 lb. of propellant and other supplies by month’s end. Progress 40 departed the orbiting science...
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