Russia sent food and clothing to space

The Russian Space Agency was automatically connected to the ZVZDA International Space Station's port, according to the Mehr News Agency. Both spacecraft were located 2 kilometers south of the Atlantic Ocean. The operation took place at 4:30 pm last night. Of course, the capsule was thrown into space two days before the Baikonur space headquarters in Kazakhstan.

The cargo capsule was a three -tone drone for the Expadment 2 mission crew. In addition to clothing, food, medical and health equipment, the cargo included a new Orlan-MKS astronaut that was to wear Russian astronauts while walking.

In addition, the capsule carries equipment and parts to support Raskamus scientific experiments. In this cargo, there are substances for cultivating micro -algae as a potential food source, tools needed to investigate the impact of microsyanism on different levels inside the International Space Station as well as equipment for the invention of advanced semiconductor crystals.

Alexei Ouchchi, Ivan Wagner and Alexandrian Russian astronauts present at the International Space Station of Biological Medical Tools also receive the effects of its microorganism on blood circulation and immune system.

Along with these cases, the capsule contained 2 kg of fuel, 2 kg of drinking water and 2 kg of nitrogen.

This space tool stays in space for about six months and attached to the International Space Station and then filled with the station's crew waste to move and destroy the Earth's atmosphere after separating from the body of the space module.