A video is now available of the unmanned cargo spacecraft Progress M-016M successfully undocking and leaving the International Space Station’s Pirs module. The undocking took place at 1315 GMT on 9 February. Later that day the spacecraft was re-entered over the South Pacific at 1619 GMT with remaining debris impacting at 1715 GMT.
Courtesy: NASA TV
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