Six days after launching from the Tanegashima Space Center in southern Japan, the unpiloted Japanese Kounotori4 H-II Transfer Vehicle, or HTV-4, met up with The International Space Station and was captured by the Expedition 36 crew aboard the ISS, using the station’s Canadarm2 robotic arm. The HTV-4 was launched with more than 3 1/2 tons of cargo and experiments for delivery to the ISS.
Japanese Cargo Ship Arrives at ISS
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14 responses to “Japanese Cargo Ship Arrives at ISS”
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They brought Gamera! NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!
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It bugs me to no end that we couldn't watch the REAL capture, but an animation!
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Great, but why Animation for Docking / Capture onto ISS? Could've shown the real video of Cargo docking onto the ISS!!!!
Capture was not Captured on real camera..!!! -
My aunt is Sally
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My aunt is Sally Ride
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japan veri gut!!!
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marvelous.
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very high precision; no tolerence. perfection in work.!
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So does this technically mean we're aliens now? Especially if we ever land on another planet?
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so the actual connection didn't make the video….good thing they put that cartoon in there so I knew what the heck was going on. what a joke
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como estuvieron las tormentas =) les dije que no podrían con la tierra =) ya les dije que hagan =) pero que hermoso se acumula todo les dije que e.u.a tiene un punto grave esos puntos graves devén vivir bajo tierra gastan tanto dinero en reparar que no han podido hacer la city mas actualizada bajo tierra
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Can't wait to see Japan's crewed vehicles, I know they will be something to behold.
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my kerbal space program senses are tingling
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something about this feels fishy… all lying aside, this is some of the most elaborate staged work ever produced… you go NASA! next stop the Golden Globes!
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