Next. Once again the extensive pre-planning carried out before Cocoon even left the launch pad, plus the experience gained during the first test flight of the Cocoon is brought into play when locking-on to the second section of the three part payload before sending the remote radio signal which will release it from the last of the three sections which Cocoon has safely delivered into space. With the second section safely released it can once again slowly, ever so slowly be moved into position and locked into place before testing can take place from inside the station by astronauts wearing pressure suits to confirm that the new unit is safely sealed in place and can be pressurised for use. With the second of the three new sections which will form the first part of the planned further extension of the International Space Station safely sealed in place, tested and pressurised, the crew of the orbital shuttle will once again move off, rendezvous and lock-on to the final component which has made up the three part payload of the Cocoon Cargo Carrier�s second test flight.