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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.
On June 21, 2018 in accordance with the program the International Space Station (ISS) orbit correction is scheduled. To perform the maneuver at 10:15 (Moscow…
We are making apologize for not posting news for such a long period. Our specialists went to Baikonur spaceport to watch new Soyuz MS spacecraft…
“All tasks of Moon-2015 experiment have been fulfilled”, – crew commander Elena Luchitskaya said on Friday. Moon-2015 project started on October 28, six women working…
Russian cosmonauts Alexander Misurkin and Sergey Kud-Sverchkov will pass the trainings in caves of Sardinia Island (Italy) in the period from September 7 to September…
Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka expects to set up a new record spending 1000 days on the orbit, as he told the journalists at press-conference taking…
3 Soyuz boosters were delivered to Baikonur from Samara on July 19. The train was transferred to the launchpad 112 where the boosters will be…
First manned launch to the ISS according to two-orbit rendezvous scheme will probably take place in 2019 RSC Energia specialist Raphail Murtazin stated. “First spaceflight…
According to press-service of RSC Energia, at 14:12:16 Moscow Time an automatic transport cargo vehicle Progress M-19M was launched from the launch pad of site…
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