Russia launched US telecommunications satellites into space
From Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, Russia successfully launched the US Intelsat-18 telecommunications satellite to space on October 6.
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From Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, Russia successfully launched the US Intelsat-18 telecommunications satellite to space on October 6.
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The Russian Federal Space Agency lost contact with a telecommunications satellite as soon as it was launched yesterday.
NASA's next generation of robotic explorers, Curiosity, is ready to fly to the red planet this November, said Cape Canveral, Florida.
Russia's Soyuz boosters launched six US Globalstar-2 satellites into orbit yesterday. Previously, according to the original plan, the launch was made on July 11.
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