Progress MS-35 Nears ISS With 2.4 Tons of Supplies as Teledroid Exoskeleton Heads to Orbit
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Updated · Zamin · Sep 19
Progress MS-35 Nears ISS With 2.4 Tons of Supplies as Teledroid Exoskeleton Heads to Orbit
1 articles · Updated · Zamin · Sep 19
Summary
Progress MS-35 is set to dock with the ISS's Poisk module on Saturday, delivering more than 2.4 tons of cargo for the station's seven-member crew.
842 kg of fuel, 420 kg of drinking water, 50 kg of compressed air and 525 kg of equipment are aboard to support station operations, life support and research.
A key payload is an exoskeleton for controlling the future Teledroid humanoid robot, which is expected to reach the station on a later cargo mission in November.
The shipment also carries hardware for experiments including Gazoanalizator-FS, Biopolimer, Virtual, Vampire, Uragan and Separation, extending work on biology, materials and Earth monitoring.