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Soyuz ships on the launch pad for the mission to send people to ISS
RIA Novosti quoted Roscosmos spokesman as saying that moving the missile into the launch pad was planned as planned.
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The Soyuz crash, the ship Cygnus again postponed the ISS landing
Cygnus private transport spacecraft for the second time within a day of being postponed
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The Soyuz and the crew returned to Earth safely
According to the Russian Flight Control Center, the ship
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Russia launched 4 more satellites in 2013
Russia is planning to launch four more satellites in its Glonass global positioning system in the last months of this year, RIA Novosti reports from Russia's Aerospace A…
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Russia successfully launched a positioning satellite
Russia successfully launched a satellite belonging to the Glonass Global Positioning System from the northern Plesetsk Cosmodrome in the north on April 26, RIA Novosti s…
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Despite the incident, the supply ship still reached ISS
After a two-day journey, on the evening of April 26, the Progress M-19M transport spacecraft flew to connect to the International Space Station (ISS), even though the sh…
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Russia launched a satellite carrying mice, snails and fish
Satellites carry many mice, snails, fish and some microorganisms, of which the main object of the study is mice. This is the first time mice fly into space on biological…
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Russia is about to launch a supply ship to ISS
The Progress M-19M transport spacecraft, mounted on the Soyuz-U rocket on April 22, was moved and installed on a launch pad at Russia's Baikonur space airport in Kazakhs…
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Russian ships set up a feat of time to ISS
The flight to the International Space Station (ISS) on March 28 of the Soyuz spacecraft only lasted nearly 6 hours, while other flights usually took place over two days.
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The launch of the spacecraft looks from orbit
When the Russian Soyuz flew up from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on March 28, Chris Hadfield - Canadian astronaut on the International Space Station (ISS) - recorde…
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Raising the international space station to 2.5km
On December 16, the International Space Station (ISS) was adjusted to orbit nearly 2.5 km. The Russian Flight Control Center (MCC) said this adjustment is to prepare to…
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The Soyuz left the launch pad to take three astronauts to ISS
On the evening of December 19, the Russian Soyuz spacecraft left the launch pad in Kazakhstan to bring three astronauts flying to work for five months on the Internation…
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The Russian Soyuz – ST – A missile launches Pleiades from France airport
On December 2, 2012, RIA Novosti led a source from Roskosmos, saying that Russia's Soyuz – ST – A boosters carrying a Pleiades 1B dual-use satellite were successfully la…
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Japanese astronaut safely returns to earth
Japanese astronaut Akihiko Hoshide returned safely to Earth on November 19 after completing a four-month mission to the International Space Station (ISS) and set a new r…
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Space station increased in height to catch Soyuz
The International Space Station (ISS) on October 17 will be adjusted to a new orbit to prepare for the Soyuz spacecraft to bring three astronauts to work on the station.