SUPPLY SHIP HEADS FOR SPACE STATION
A Russian unmanned space freighter has taken off for the International Space Station, bringing food and fuel to the three astronauts on board.
The crew of the so-called "Expedition Six" was supposed to be replaced in March. This previously-scheduled launch carries enough supplies to keep them going for an extra two months.
The Progress 10 cargo ship, launched from Kazakhstan's Baikonur Cosmodrome, is due to dock with the Station on Monday morning.
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