@Litsas correct link here: https://t.co/JFjfQvD1TJ — ESA (@esa) November 21, 2016

At 8:22am ET, @OrbitalATK's #Cygnus was released from the #Canadarm2 robotic arm on @Space_Station. Watch: https://t.co/KX5g7zfYQe pic.twitter.com/WcjCd3LwFT — NASA (@NASA) November 21, 2016

#Cygnus release from @Space_Station confirmed and burn complete – watch on @NASA TV https://t.co/T5qoTMocMx pic.twitter.com/CznJhWIuow — ESA (@esa) November 21, 2016

"#Cygnus release has been commanded" says @Thom_astro over radio – helping Commander Shane of the Space Station undock the supply spacecraft pic.twitter.com/sTZ1mAoqCq — Human Spaceflight (@esaspaceflight) November 21, 2016

Watch live as #Cygnus undocks https://t.co/T5qoTM6BnX https://t.co/GiGGCmEbvX — ESA (@esa) November 21, 2016

Don't miss tomorrow's #EarthfromSpace interview at 14:00 CET with key players in the preparation of #Sentinel2 B https://t.co/RMRbFhwxeZ — ESA EarthObservation (@ESA_EO) November 21, 2016

First tweet from space for Thomas Pesquet! Connect with @Thom_astro and #Proxima on all channels here https://t.co/6kp0sC7G5W https://t.co/epfBdqZiED — ESA (@esa) November 21, 2016

Centre of curvature – measuring the shape of #JWST mirror: @ESAscience Image of the Week https://t.co/pTQUa1mSwX pic.twitter.com/gkrAS0CfUm — ESA (@esa) November 21, 2016

#ICYMI Call for media: Talk to @Thom_astro aboard @Space_Station about his #Proxima mission https://t.co/Rz7foxjr3V pic.twitter.com/Nw2qMZnQDL — ESA (@esa) November 21, 2016