@Kombiice @Thom_astro @AstroPeggy @Space_Station yes… — ESA (@esa) November 19, 2016

@Kombiice @Thom_astro @AstroPeggy @Space_Station You could always watch a NASA launch meanwhile: https://t.co/yVvls7yvI9 — ESA (@esa) November 19, 2016

@Kombiice @Thom_astro @AstroPeggy @Space_Station Our coverage resumes at 00:20 GMT (01:20 CET) on the same page: https://t.co/XFss0N7bSQ — ESA (@esa) November 19, 2016

@Milnesium @CNES We don't know. Maybe @astro_JFrancois will have an update on that when he returns for commentary on hatch opening later. — ESA (@esa) November 19, 2016

After leak-checks, the hatch between ISS & Soyuz will be opened. Live coverage resumes at at 00:20 GMT (01:20 CET) https://t.co/XFss0N7bSQ pic.twitter.com/D909VsMjQB — ESA (@esa) November 19, 2016

@beebux hello! — ESA (@esa) November 19, 2016

Contact & capture – #SoyuzMS03 arrives at the @Space_Station – welcome to your new home @Thom_astro @AstroPeggy and Oleg! #Proxima pic.twitter.com/saxLHgq9xF — ESA (@esa) November 19, 2016

Lining up for docking with the Rassvet module… https://t.co/uDToqF6bMD — ESA (@esa) November 19, 2016

#SoyuzMS03 looking stable and good on final approach to @Space_Station. Watch live https://t.co/lfqOlagHkZ #allezthomas pic.twitter.com/8vvGAcBkL4 — Human Spaceflight (@esaspaceflight) November 19, 2016

Watch live here: https://t.co/XFss0MPAug – docking at (22:02 GMT) 23:02 CET https://t.co/guXivwcs9g — ESA (@esa) November 19, 2016