Russia seeks to compete with Elon Musk's reusable missiles
Sputnik informed, the units of the Russian Federal Space Agency Roskosmos are seeking to change their boosters after seeing SpaceX gaining more and more market share.
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Sputnik informed, the units of the Russian Federal Space Agency Roskosmos are seeking to change their boosters after seeing SpaceX gaining more and more market share.
The crew's meaningful return trip was broadcast live on NASA TV channel.
The Russian space agency Roscosmos said on February 1 it successfully launched 11 satellites from Vostochny space airport.
According to the BBC, astronaut Norishige Kanai said the problematic measurement system gave an inaccurate number of his height.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin announced on December 27 that a 2.6 billion ruble (about 1,000 billion dong) satellite was broken last month because of a
After many consecutive failures, the latest is the Soyuz rocket launcher 2-1b, many question marks are raised with the Russian space program.
Russia's Soyuz makes a quick flight to the International Space Station and successfully connects to the station.
Mayak was launched into space with 72 other satellites on Soyuz missiles from Kazakhstan on July 14.
Why Thien Lang will soon lose the title of the brightest star in the night sky when Russia launches the satellite
On June 14, Russia's Progress MS-06 was successfully launched into the world and is heading towards the International Space Station (ISS).
Two Russian and French astronauts on June 2 left the International Space Station, safely back to Earth.
On the afternoon of April 20, the Soyuz MS-04 Russian spacecraft carried two astronauts who were orbiting close to Earth and heading to the International Space Station (…
On April 10, Russia's Moscow Suburban Flight Control Center reported that three astronauts returned to Earth safely with the Soyuz MS-02 spacecraft after 173 days and ni…
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has to accept huge costs to borrow Russian Soyuz ships on trips to the space station and return to Earth.
The Soyz MS spacecraft has brought three astronauts leaving the Earth to the International Space Station (ISS).