Soyuz Launch | National Geographic

it’s two o’clock in the morning it’s the

it’s two o’clock in the morning it’s the morning of launch we launch in

morning of launch we launch in

morning of launch we launch in approximately eight hours and they have

approximately eight hours and they have

approximately eight hours and they have a lot to do in space and now I see you

a lot to do in space and now I see you

a lot to do in space and now I see you on board goodbye for now and we’ll see

on board goodbye for now and we’ll see

on board goodbye for now and we’ll see you on orbit to prevent germs from going

you on orbit to prevent germs from going

you on orbit to prevent germs from going to the space station

to the space station

to the space station Rick Kochi and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail

Rick Kochi and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail

Rick Kochi and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Turin have to be quarantined isolated

Turin have to be quarantined isolated

Turin have to be quarantined isolated and behind glass is the only way to say

and behind glass is the only way to say

and behind glass is the only way to say a final goodbye to family

the group of the search vehicle is ready

the group of the search vehicle is ready for launch

for launch

for launch almost three years of intensive training

almost three years of intensive training

almost three years of intensive training for Rick and Koichi lead up to this

for Rick and Koichi lead up to this

for Rick and Koichi lead up to this moment inside ten seconds to launch

mmm spacecraft delivering three more

mmm spacecraft delivering three more crew members to the International Space

crew members to the International Space

crew members to the International Space Station 147th everything is nominal