once we get into orbit, we start preparing for the rendez vous at the international space station and do a number of burns over the first two days. you need to be hanging on when you do the burns because they do in part force on the shuttle. then there was a team of three of us, the commander and pilot in me working through the rendez vous procedures as they go through these burns and bring in navigation information and data and try to understand where we are. this is a picture of us taken from the crew on the international space station. that big piece in the middle was what we were bringing up and this is the view we had as we were coming up to dock and the silver ball in the center is where we were going to go dock. this is the view on the aft flight deck, the station into view. it looks like we are meeting it. the top part is the station. that's the actual initial contact between the two. about two hours later, we open the hatches and the commanders of the space station and the russian cosmonaut and the rest of the crew on to the space station. if just the three of them for four m

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