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Progress tug to undock from ISS

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Aug 31, 2010 09:50 Moscow Time
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Russia's unmanned Progress freighter will  undock from the International Space Station today  to be used as  a technical space platform to study the Earth ionosphere before being dumped in the South Pacific on September 6.

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