Russia launched three military satellites into orbit
Russia launched three military satellites in the Cosmos line into orbit, RIA Novosti quoted a spokesman for the Russian Space Air Force on January 15.
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Russia launched three military satellites in the Cosmos line into orbit, RIA Novosti quoted a spokesman for the Russian Space Air Force on January 15.
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Russian Federation of Space Roskosmos signed with Russian Space Rocket Corporation RKK Energia a new $ 11 million contract to build an unmanned orbital laboratory.
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Russian news agency RIA Novosti said on November 14 that the country's aerospace agency lost the ability to send command signals to most satellites and these water segme…
The 'Proton-M' rocket was launched from Baikonur space airport carrying Russian satellites 'Luch-5B' and 'Yamal-300K'. Representatives of Roskosmos this launch was made…
A missile and space technology group in Russia said it would deploy a missile-making project capable of destroying earth-threatening meteors.
On October 23, Russia's Soyuz TMA-06M spacecraft left Kazakhstan's Baikonur Cosmodrome, bringing two Russian astronauts and an American astronaut to the International Sp…
Viktor Khartov, general director of Lavochkin Research and Production Association, said on October 12 that Russia will carry out a mission to land on the Moon with unman…