Cargo spacecraft "Progress MS-15"

Flight ISS-76P

Progress MS-15 approaches the ISS on July 23, 2020

The Progress MS-15 cargo ship was launched from Baykonur at 1426 UTC on Jul 23, 2020 and docked with the ISS Pirs module at 1745 UTC, 3hr 19min later.
Around 3 hours 20 minutes after the launch, Progress MS-15 successfully docked automatically at the nadir port of the Pirs module at 17:45:00 UTC.
The Progress MS-15 is scheduled to remain docked at the station through April 2021, when it will depart with trash and the Pirs module (to make room for the Russian Nauka module, which was delayed from 2007) and re-enter the Earth′s atmosphere for destruction over the South Pacific Ocean.
Near the completion of the 201-day flight, the hatches from the Progress MS-15 cargo ship and the Pirs module were closed on Feb. 8, 2021, at 13:40 Moscow Time. Then, on February 9, at 08:20 Moscow Time (05:21:30 UTC), the mission control issued a command to undock the cargo ship from the station. The physical separation between Progress MS-15 and the Pirs module took place at 08:21:30 Moscow Time (05:21:30 UTC) on Feb. 9, 2021. According to a pre-programmed sequence, Progress MS-16 ignited its propulsion system on the same day, at 08:30:11 UTC. The deorbiting maneuver, lasting 3 minutes and 30 seconds, reduced the ship′s velocity by 116 meters per second and initiated its reentry into the Earth′s atmosphere, with debris impact in the S Pacific at 09:13:08 UTC.

Ref.: #3(SD580), #6n, #7(JR781,789), #12, #20, #98 - update: 18.05.21