a navy pilot was the one at the controls for the undock. that's the target that you use to make sure you are backing away in a straight line for about 400 feet. we wait for sunrise and do a full fly around taking pictures to help document the outside of the station that is used to understand fully the configuration of the station for future engineering and training exercises. here's what we looked like as we are leaving. this is when we are halfway around. you can see at the time they said we only had one solar ray. you can see the station arm hanging off. that's what we added to the space station. you can see the shuttle tail. we prepare for entry ourselves and get into our launch and

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belly buttons on each side of the hatch and closed the hatch between the two vehicles and prepared to undock. again, this is a part of the flight that's pretty dynamic. our pilot, steve frick, was the navy pilot. it's the tool you used to make sure you back away in a straight line for 400 feet. once we actually separate and back away, we wait for sunrise and then we do a full fly around of the station taking pictures the whole way around to help document the outside of the station, which is then used to understand fully the configuration of the station for future engineering and training exercises. and again here's what we look like as we're leaving. you can see our pay load bay is empty now. and this is when we're halfway around. you can see at the time there was only one solar ray that was as far as we had gotten into the assembly. you can see the station arm hanging off there and sort of that rectangle in the center. that's the truss structure that we added to the space station. after we do a full day of checking out all of the systems on the space shuttle to make sure that they are ready

lengthy six month mission and the crew including one russian cosmonaut are now in custody start after undocking from the international space station to buy maté watch the landing from russia's mission control. the been out of the international space station for about six months now they had a couple of assignments to to complete as well as some of the missions which they had to complete now this is actually the hundred and twelve mission for the russian space station i mean we're talking this is one nine hundred sixty seven here and this mission specifically expedition thirty is actually the third mission on that the more modernize us use and one of them that is very notorious is the arrival of dragon now dragon is a commercial so resupply ship that's being billed by the space x. company now a lot of these missions in expeditions are you know some of them a scientific some of them are research some of them are just going over to make sure that everything at the international space station is working perfectly particularly those subtle lies that feed out a few of information that you know that t

a russian built so you spacecraft is headed towards earth after undocking international space station the capsule is carrying three members of the crew including one russian cosmonaut it's expected to return to earth down sometime after eight am g.m.t. now three other crew members have remained in orbit as they await the arrival of others at the ice says later this month. well as last month until the london olympic games a massive security operation is mobilizing in the city despite high tech missiles fired jets and battleships some however are still concerned that basic security procedures are being overlooked artie's laura smith explains. london two thousand and twelve is almost upon us and with just one month to go it's not just the athletes who are warming up a massive security operation is also getting into gear we've got battleships on the river thames with missiles we've got pilotless drones with laser guided bombs missile batteries dotted around the city personnel with untold numbers of firearms you can go to question the probe proportionality of this london two thousand and t

i was first elected in 1976 in april in a special election in the biggest bill undock it was the revamping of the imf. a major crisis for the break down of the bretton woods agreement they had to rewrite the laws with what they've been doing for five years and noticed a major piece of legislation. it was the consequence of what was predicted in 1945 because the 1945 as predicted by the free market economists. it wouldn't hurt. the whole idea that they could make a date exchange rates and deal with the balance of payment totally failed. so they have to come up with something new in 1971, 76 in the transition. those same economists at that time said this was an unworkable system, to admit the two major crisis of too much debt, too much investment and worldwide would be worse than anything because it would be based on the fiat dollar globally and manage the problems they have domestically would be worldwide. that certainly has been confirmed with the crisis we are paying. it has not been resolved yet. we are still floundering around and have a long way to go. i have over the years obviously b