Successfully launched Sentinel-1A satellite with Soyuz missiles
In the morning of April 4 (Vietnam time), Europe's Sentinel-1A satellite has been put on orbit by Soyuz-ST Russian rocket. The launch was made from the Kourou dance airp…
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In the morning of April 4 (Vietnam time), Europe's Sentinel-1A satellite has been put on orbit by Soyuz-ST Russian rocket. The launch was made from the Kourou dance airp…
THX reported on April 4 that India launched the IRNSS-1B satellite, the second of its seven satellites, from the cosmopolitan airport in Sriharikota, in the state of And…
The US aerospace agency (NASA) has begun to build a new astronaut-carrying spacecraft, which is expected to bring people further into the universe, including exploring M…
With the volume and superior load capacity compared to Saturn boosters that once put Neil Armstrong on the moon, SLS boosters promise to pave the way for people to go to…
The 2.1v Soyuz rocket leaves the launch pad in the same afternoon from the Plesetsk launch site in the Arkhangelsk region, northwestern Russia.
Gaia telescope has been launched thanks to the Soyuz-STB-Fregat rocket rocket from the Guyana space center of France.
The Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos) announced on November 26 that it successfully launched the Soyuz-U rocket to bring the M-21M Progress transport ship to the…
South Korea has just planned to launch the rocket produced by the country to bring satellites into orbit by 2020, Xinhua reports information from the Korean government a…
On December 3, at Air Force base in Cape Canaveral, Florida state, Space Exploration Technology Corporation SpaceX successfully launched the SES-8 satellite into space.
On November 22, the Russian Space Agency announced that it had launched a launch of the Dnepr cosmic rocket that was modified from the ICBM PS-20 intercontinental ballis…
Russia successfully launched Proton-M missiles carrying European communication satellites with Briz-M propulsion blocks.
Private transport spacecraft Cygnus was unable to
RIA Novosti quoted Roscosmos spokesman as saying that moving the missile into the launch pad was planned as planned.
Cygnus private transport spacecraft for the second time within a day of being postponed
On August 27, Japan postponed the Epsilon rocket launcher carrying the world's first SPRINT-A space telescope to observe the planets.