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The mysterious 6-kilogram metal ball, discovered in Namibia in the second half of November, is believed to be part of the third floor of the rocket.
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The mysterious 6-kilogram metal ball, discovered in Namibia in the second half of November, is believed to be part of the third floor of the rocket.
A Russian Soyuz rocket on December 16 left the launch pad at the European space base in French Guiana, carrying six low orbit satellites for the military and defense ind…
The Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos) on December 19 transferred the Soyuz spacecraft to the launch pad at Russia's Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, in preparat…
On the evening of December 21, Russia successfully launched the Soyuz spacecraft TMA-03M, bringing three Russian, American and Dutch astronauts to the International Spac…
International Space Station (ISS) on (November 18) adjusted the trajectory to 6km, to a height of about 392km compared to Earth, RIA Novosti quoted the spokesman Center…
Three astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) were worried after the US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) issued a warning on November 23, they had to take…
On November 28, Russia launched a Soyuz Glonass-M guided satellite at the Plesetsk space center in the northwest of the country.
The Soyuz flew up at 8:18 am local time at Baikonur space airport in Kazakhstan, the BBC reported. The ship brought two Russian astronauts and an American astronaut to t…
Russian Progress transport ship on the evening of November 2 came to connect to the International Space Station (ISS), bringing food, water and other scientific equipmen…
International Space Station (ISS) will be adjusted trajectory to an additional 3.2km, to a height of 390km compared to Earth, RIA Novosti leads information from Russia's…
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The orbital flight of two European-built satellite satellites could not take place today due to a technical problem.
Russia's Soyuz boosters brought the first two satellites in Europe's global positioning system to Earth's orbit yesterday.
Russia's Soyuz-2.1B rocket carrying Glonass maritime satellite was launched into orbit this morning (3.10), AFP quoted Russian Defense Ministry sources as saying.
From Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, Russia successfully launched the US Intelsat-18 telecommunications satellite to space on October 6.