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I'm John Baxter with my good colleagues, Anatoly Zach, who keeps the Russian space web,

and writes up this day and this month in history.

15 July, 17 July, 20 July, 24 July.

That is the scope of the mission.

The Apollo of the last down will land on the 24th.

But in the meantime, there are problems here. First of all, they do shake hands on the 17th.

They then separate and then come together again, a second docking to demonstrate that both

sides can dock with each other. In other words, this is a shared camaraderie in space.

That was the mission, geopolitics, to have all of Earth see how these two nuclear weapon powers

were working together for the future.

The second docking also has a problem.

Yes, so during the second docking, when the Soyuz played the role of the active spacecraft,

and Apollo had to maintain this attitude, this position kind of in space.

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