And The Last One Makes Three. As the final section is once again slowly moved into place, locked-on and pressure tested ready for use, the crew will be able to release it from the jaws of the cargo bays robotic arms and move off to a location not far from the now enlarged station to finally see firsthand what the many hours of work they have just undertaken to enlarge the station looks like in its entirety. Cameras mounted at various locations on the three orbital shuttles, the International Space Station and via feeds from the series of mini-cameras mounted on the three component sections of the Cocoons second payload have once again allowed the entire spectacle to be viewed by millions on the surface of the Earth so very far below.