An Ariane 5 ES rocket has successfully launch the ATV-4 cargo craft towards the International Space Station. The launch took place from the Arianespace launch facility in Kourou, French Guiana at 2152 GMT on 5 June. The craft, dubbed Albert Einstein, will dock with the International Space Station on 15 June to deliver its 6,600kg of cargo and supplies.
Ariane 5 ES/ATV-4 launch: The French launch commentary makes a change from ones with American accents. Courtesy: Arianespace via YouTube
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