Soyuz MS-17 docking

The Soyuz MS-17 spacecraft automatically docked to the Rassvet module of the International Space Station on 14 October 2020, at 08:48 UTC (04:48 EDT). The International Space Station Expedition 64 crew members, Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov, Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and NASA astronaut Kathleen Rubins, are scheduled to enter the station at around 10:45 UTC (06:45 EDT). Soyuz MS-17 achieved the fastest flight to the International Space Station.
Credit: NASA/Roscosmos
Soyuz MS-17 docking to the ISS #SoyuzMS17
Стыковка Союз МС-17 с МКС #СоюзМС17

[@SciNewsRo]

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[@PavelLisov]

For docking with the ISS, a "superfast" two-turn rendezvous scheme was used for the first time, which allowed the spacecraft to reach the ISS in just 3 hours 3 minutes after launch.

[@ClearVod]

that’s was this was right

[@АлександрЛукьянчиков-р3й]

3 hours 3 minutes 45 seconds

[@annafraley5388]

It was the First (1st) attempt with People onboard...!! They did it with cargo only a few months ago at 3 1/2 hours, a tad bit longer.

[@SciNewsRo]

@@annafraley5388 Five times with cargo: Progress MS-11 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpO5YaqueNlgmrs Progress MS-12 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zpa4p4efjcR6nLM Progress MS-13 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6vVlKt8fduFepI Progress MS-14 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH-udqVqaZVgpNE Progress MS-15 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGG9gaZ6YtWFaqs

[@annafraley5388]

@@SciNewsRo . . This is a True statement, I didn’t want to go through them ALL so picked the last one for an example, so thanks ✅

[@arthousefilms]

Completely mindblowing what humans are capable of.

[@joeldwdgreat2129]

Of not doing u mean we should be walking on titan if the ussr didn't collapse

[@sfsspearheadorbital5195]

You know the soyuz is a masterpiece because it is used in Soviet times and still used today with just a minor upgrades

[@jonathanfontenot4174]

No question, now with that said I’m sure they’d trade it today for space x tech

[@gustavopolanco6925]

Cannot imagine how the world would be if Russia, China and USA share technology.

[@papinbala]

it wouldn't be that different. now if Russia had USA's budget that's a different story.

[@truthchannel7932]

Imagine Russia and USA keep developing new technology, while China steals it for mass production.

[@AneesHameed]

This is true, China needs to put good efforts to win the trust of the west. The only reason why US is keeping China away is because of trust issues.

[@fxaris]

Only one thing. Politic

[@FreeRangeLemon]

Well, Russia and USA do “share” their technology with China. Or more accurately, China steals everything they do.

[@penhacaus133]

Amazing . Beautiful pictures of approaching. Thanks for this video.

[@MRCHANNEL2123]

Faster than another

[@alponselrik]

yea.. it's not even a day after the launch

[@MRCHANNEL2123]

@@alponselrik only three hours

[@alponselrik]

damn that's fast

[@Terra_TheNab]

Its was 2x tims faster than other soyuz docking( other soyuz launching and docking like 6 hours )

[@indian1456]

Perfect and faster, that is Russian ....👏👏👏👏👏

[@MRCHANNEL2123]

Normal day in Russia 😀

[@PikaGamingPikaVlogshallo]

:>

[@AAAAAAndreyAndreev]

if only that was actually true

[@paulwestthebest]

It is soviet spacecraft . Not russian

[@PikaGamingPikaVlogshallo]

@@paulwestthebest lol

[@sttrife]

Gotta love those 60's styles digital overlays :) they sure live by the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" rule

[@TheFreshSpam]

I dont get what else theyd replace it with. More icons and animations?

[@ryanrising2237]

Looks at least ‘70s to me but yeah, Soyuz seems to be the epitome of that. Incremental upgrades, but the big ideas behind the thing are fine and continue to be fine.

[@cynic3859]

@@ryanrising2237 A true living fossil of USSR tecnology.

[@DM-dx4nq]

These 60 styles allow to dock automatically. Which Americans never can!

[@sttrife]

@@DM-dx4nq Dragon Crew and Dragon 2 both dock automatically...

[@davidkumarmaxi6843]

Fastest docking souze craft

[@darkpenguin1978]

Two beautiful flags behind this great guys I love it

[@meshugeah]

Great vid as always, love the timelapse party

[@blissboo3892]

Great job!

[@SloMoShort]

3 hour trip. Not bad going. How long does SpaceX take

[@NaveenKumar-ux1vf]

I would like to watch this with interstellar docking scene bgm.

[@charantechnologycharanteja8029]

AMAZING

[@fxaris]

Best video docking

[@miyasanto]

仕事が早い そして到着も早い！

[@taniyaha]

DID SOMEONE ELSE SAW THE OVNI?!!!. 5:48 down left corner

[@Kevin-yh8ol]

whats that?

[@tiagodasilvameireles6057]

Yessssssss

[@andreymilian8005]

2 stage or cowl

[@andreymilian8005]

sorry for my English I'm from Russia

[@mickysh]

Actually there are 2 UFO .

[@AquariusYchtiander]

Thanks for video. 👍🏻

[@papinbala]

wow.... they got there just over 3 hours, that's impressive. cant crew dragon do the same thing? why does it take 2 days for crew dragon?

[@AAAAAAndreyAndreev]

same reason Russia implemented ejection seats super late ... they don't give two shits about safety

[@Thillith]

All new crafts use long trajectories, last time Soyuz had its radar upgraded it also took a 2 day trip in order to test it for as long as possible. SpaceX want to test as many systems they can per flight so they will probably stick with long trips for now. (unless of course they decide to try fast one just for PR reasons) But sooner or later dragon will also switch to 6hr or 3hr trajectories as well.

[@НиколайНикакоюс-л2ь]

Because it's very difficult. Calculating orbital trajectories is not an example from a school textbook. So far, it's just that others do not have such technological capabilities.

[@papinbala]

@@Thillith ok well see what happens. hopefully dragon will get to the three hour mark after after all the tests are done

[@papinbala]

it docked so fast the camera couldn't keep up

[@milkshake6984]

Espetacular !

[@belaltabish8606]

SpaceX's Dragon needs a sleep of 8hrs to get there.

[@Goblful]

Great job! 👍🏻

[@jajsjnenejfjfififididi]

Why do RCS engines produce that white jet? Shouldn't the gas be invisible?

[@nmnmnm35]

Whats that thing on the left on the iSS that spining around ?

[@mowoau]

i saw that too. is space junk........

[@PRASANTHPR-v1g]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@harlinsetiadarma8817]

5:46 Someone explain the mysterious light on the left below earth, moving then speed out, while Nasa operator frantically zooming in the camera to make it out of focus, and the announcer voice a bit interrupted.

[@wuffimint]

maybe it's a satellite.

[@gustavopolanco6925]

Amazing

[@Kosackk]

How long does it take for an American spacecraft to dock? From Launch to Dock, how long does it usually take? Someone knows?

[@SciNewsRo]

SpaceX Demo-2 launch 30 May 2020, 19:22 UTC kzbin.info/www/bejne/qprOi52tmc2nic0 Demo-2 Crew Dragon docking 31 May 2020, 14:16 UTC kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6fQlHpni7OMjJo

[@mariasvard1701]

Why was the Crew Dragon so slow to reach the ISS???

[@xaussiex71]

5 minutes and 45 seconds to the left of the screen you can see a UFO then NASA zoomed in. Cool hey!

[@ryanrising2237]

Could be the moon, but I don’t know if that camera was pointed in the right direction or had the right field of view to capture it just then. Definitely not a star b/c of exposure, and probably not aliens. (Obviously)

[@fabmanly1070]

Yeah interesting looks to be spinning?

[@tgstudio85]

Lol where the fck you all see UFO,.there isn't any.

[@chrisracing81]

@@tgstudio85 there is

[@mowoau]

@@ryanrising2237 probably space junk...

[@docnathan3959]

The first thing they saw when they docked: *Crewmate* There is 1 impostor among us

[@kyanhluong]

They actually screen capture on the Soyuz ! imagine if Space X would also do that

[@allinmyhead]

Unreal !

[@erickrcisneros]

These guys are pros

[@welbinvidal6191]

👏

[@gronz]

That earth looks like 20km lower

[@Egor_Pronin_]

What is that at 5:48 to the left of the soyuz?

[@SciNewsRo]

CubeSat, space debris ...

[@xaviergonzalez5315]

Porque no se ven las estrellas desde esas estaciones espaciales si no que se ve todo oscuro se supone que se tienen que ver mas

[@SciNewsRo]

Aquí tienes kzbin.info/www/bejne/on_aiIKroZmcb7s & kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5y0lICHgMZ-fcU

[@desmonddwyer]

Old, but it does the business

[@elenakozhukhov3365]

Does anyone care to comment on the interpretation? Just polling the people who are watching this video for your opinion regarding the quality of the interpretation, not the PAO commentator. I would welcome any comments from the public for research purposes. Thank you so much in advance!

[@alterego157]

I'd like to hear it

[@reindervanens4362]

what is that point at 0.34

[@dorpin6769]

Does anyone know what that thing rotating just to the left of the docking port at around 5.20 is

[@zeendaniels5809]

The antenna of the docking system surely

[@НиколайНикакоюс-л2ь]

5:20

[@bernhardhorlezeder8394]

3 h...???!!!????????

[@doofygilmore-Z]

yes

[@furbi963]

Si 😦😦😦

[@brucefrye8799]

I dont understand why the moment of the earth switches from left to rite rotation

[@tgstudio85]

There is something that we call "point of view";)

[@zeendaniels5809]

Like going in a car... And looking behind you? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@venatc]

5:46 😮

[@myofficetop]

Fastest ever!

[@冯了了]

空间站运行的这么快么？

[@oscarin13]

The end of an era. The last American spaceflight on a Russian vehicle.

[@SciNewsRo]

False kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5a4koWQq6uVr5o

[@30oooo33]

and Elon Musk's rocket performs the same thing in 19 hours instead of 3 hours on the Soyuz. The difference is obvious

[@robos3809]

this was the first time this maneuver was used

[@kennethmcconnell2648]

I fail to understand why the Russian’s can get to the ISS in 3 hours and it takes the USA 🇺🇸 19 + hours to make that trip ??????

[@sureeen2160]

They used a two-turn rendezvous scheme.

[@AAAAAAndreyAndreev]

safety is last with Russia that is why

[@StalkeriugaTV]

Because Russia has a lot of experience in launching to the ISS.

[@stasm6755]

its because they chose the short path they planned the launch time when iss was directly above baikonur when they lunched plus the weather was good.....space x can do the same thing ......but they went the long route on purpose to test how dragon will do in long space flight plus to test how astronauts will sleep eat and etc. it was said many times before the crew dragon demo lunch that they will go for the long route....

[@cicerocivalecar7601]

@@stasm6755 Negativo é só parear o lançamento com a proximidade da ISS, se a turma do Elon Musk não sabe pede uma ajudinha dos russos. Um abraço!

[@viacheslav1]

Так за 2 часа или за 3 долетела? ТВ врет опять

[@barbosbarbosov8711]

3 часа и 3 минуты

[@webarchitect]

@SVR, Шаг 1: в трансляции запуска после сброса головного обтекателя и до отделения второй ступени найти "время КП". 10:45:04.536. Это местное время Байконура. В UTC это -5 часов: 05:45:04.536. Шаг 2: в трансляции запуска найти время касания, которое сообщается голосом и которое можно видеть в верхнем правом углу после "T = ". 11:48:50. Это время Московское. В UTC это -3 часа: 08:48:50. Шаг 3: вычислить разницу. 08:48:50 - 05:45:04 = 03:03:46. И это будет инфа по первоисточнику. А телек без шапочки лучше не смотреть :) --- Step 1: find "vremya KP" in the launch stream after fairing jettison, but before second stage separation. 10:45:04.536 . It's local Baikonur time. To get UTC substract 5 hours: 05:45:04.536. Step 2: find contact time in the docking stream, which is said and displayed at upper-right corner after "T =". 11:48:50. It's Moscow time. To get UTC substract 3 hours: 08:48:50. Step 3: find the difference. 08:48:50 - 05:45:04 = 03:03:46. And this is the information from the source. Whereas watching TV without a foil hat is dangerous. :)

[@cynic3859]

Ну хоть долетела...

[@andreymilian8005]

за 3 часа

[@igorigorew3037]

@@cynic3859 Не слышу восторга Илоном Маском, ждемс.

[@cashobuyer]

SpaceX will do it in 40 mins next ;-)

[@Luciothecommenter]

For now they seem to take 19 hours

[@robertspavra4027]

Kos kto za?

[@bellesogne]

When the cosmonauts realized that they had docked with ISS and had not actually made it to the Starbucks drive-thru window, they quickly released the docking clamps and departed ISS in search of pumpkin spice latte.

[@ivopuigventura9970]

UFO!!!!!!! 5:45

[@ИгорьИгорь-к3ы1р]

Все в ручную, Маск фэйспалмит на такую стыковку ...

[@wuffimint]

зато самая быстрая стыковка

[@DaeLycan]

They literally rushed

[@russellgreminger6801]

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