Russia's Prichal docking module captured by space station

The Russian Prichal docking module arrived at the International Space Station on Friday, Nov. 26, 2021.

Credit: NASA

[DonJoyce]

Phew...like watching someone do their first parallel parking...that seemed soooo close! But nice job!

[kerbal]

great to see another module again we don’t get these big modules much anymore

[leoalmond]

The Russians now have a living room its party time!

[dreamlover]

They say it is the last node from Rssns for ISS

[srennielsen]

I hope they will let ISS stay for many years yet, even it is a little expensive.

[AnthemAnimation]

Why does this channel attract so many scizos in the comments?

[yusifagayev]

Why it is really dark in there it is literally like darkness take the form of object or meduim?

[rayoflight]

Hope they deactivated the module thrusters!

[Sysiu]

please like this video if you love this, like it until it is shown in the recomendation list so that i don't need to search in a strange way to grab video out everytime

[randyk]

If the ISS is only going to last until 2024, why are we putting more modules on it?

[wheresway]

Ah so that is why the ISS has been going backwards all day.

[Martinjazz]

Why if they are on the dark side of earth 🌎… where there is not light … why the Russian craft is so bright like if they were on the day side of earth??? Someone please !??

[sfsspearheadorbital]

Looks like a soyuz spacecraft but the orbital module is too big😆

[IKEMENOsakaman]

Is this real footage or computer graphic?? I can't tell these days...

[cyankirkpatrick]

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[dickybird]

CGI is getting better many people velieve in this bull