Meanwhile, U.S. flight engineer Clay Anderson began to stow the 5,000 pounds of cargo delivered by Endeavour.
Below is a series of video screen grabs from undocking.
Space news and analysis from Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral 
Sunday, August 19, 2007
Separation continues smoothly
The Endeavour crew will soon unberth the orbiter boom sensor system and begin examining the shuttle's underside for damage.
Meanwhile, U.S. flight engineer Clay Anderson began to stow the 5,000 pounds of cargo delivered by Endeavour.
Below is a series of video screen grabs from undocking.
Meanwhile, U.S. flight engineer Clay Anderson began to stow the 5,000 pounds of cargo delivered by Endeavour.
Below is a series of video screen grabs from undocking.
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