Japan's Newest Unmanned Cargo Ship Arrives at International Space Station
Japan's latest unmanned cargo spacecraft arrived at the International Space Station on Thursday.
A Japanese astronaut, Kimiya Yui, captured the HTV-X transporter using the outpost's robotic arm.
Japan's new supply vessel was captured by astronauts aboard the International Space Station using a robotic arm.
The event was documented on NASA's YouTube channel.
Author's summary: Japan's newest cargo ship docks at ISS.
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