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The first launch of Progress cargo vehicle from Baikonur spaceport after spring accidents is planned for July 3. The vehicle will be launched with the help of Soyuz-U booster, – the spokesman stated.
“The launch of Soyuz-U booster with Progress M-28M cargo vehicle is planned for 07:52, Moscow time. July 3,2015 and will take place from the launchpad #1, – said the spokesman. He also mentioned that the launch date of Proton-M is not set yet.
ISS orbit was adjusted on May 18,2015. According to ballistic and navigational support service specialists calculations progress M-26M cargo vehicle thrusters were ignited at 03.30,…
ISS orbit was successfully adjusted according to the station’s flight program on January 28, 2015. According to the calculations by MCC ballistic and navigational support…
Preparation works for the launch of Soyuz-2.1b booster with Fregat upper stage, Meteor-M satellite and a series of smaller space devices are under way at…
International ISS crew for the first time tasted lettuce grown onboard the station, – NASA was broadcasting this procedure. “Cool! Delicious! So fresh!” – commented…
Flight tests of the first Russian Angara Space Rocket complex started at Russian Ministry of Defence State test spaceport Plesetsk situated in Arkhangelsk region. The decision to…
Soyuz-U booster with Progress M-23M cargo vehicle was launched to the ISS from Baikonur spaceport on April 9 at 19.26 Moscow time, – Roscosmos representative…
Several months ago Roscosmos announced its intention to develop touristic programs in Baikonur. There was a program elaborated to improve the quality of services in…
On May 16,2014 at 01.42, Moscow time Proton-M booster with Briz-M upper stage and Express-AM4R satellite was launched from Baikonur spaceport. The satellite wasn’t orbited…
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We invite you to join our 4-day Baikonur tour to witness the launch of Progress MS-10 scheduled for October 31st, 2018
The Progress MS-10 spacecraft will carry about 2450 kg of cargo and supplies to the International Space Station. The spacecraft will deliver food, fuel and supplies, including 705 kg of propellant, 50 kg of oxygen and air, 420 kg of water.
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