A US astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut were forced to make an emergency landing after their Russian Soyuz rocket malfunctioned en route to the International Space Station (ISS). Shortly after ...
Nozzle woes in the past for continent's new launcher Arianespace's Vega C is set to make a return to flight this evening, ...
Here’s how it works. A Russian cargo spacecraft launched toward the space station on Thursday morning (Nov. 21). A Soyuz rocket launched the uncrewed Progress 90 spacecraft to the International Space ...
The success is especially impressive considering the Soyuz’s launch abort tower, the solid fuel rocket designed to pull the spacecraft away from the failing booster rocket, had already been ...
The Soyuz-FG is the same rocket variant that suffered an in-flight ... following last month’s crew Soyuz abort at first stage booster separation. The in-flight abort resulted in the safe ...
"A problem in one of the booster’s cables was revealed during ... been scheduled from the Kourou spaceport using Russian Soyuz carrier rockets. Next on the list is the launch of the second ...
Luckily for future space-faring generations, captains of the Soviet rocket industry put the Soyuz into mass production long before it completed its flight testing. Although Soyuz was eventually a ...
TASS/. The Soyuz-FG booster incident occurred after a sensor that signals the separation of the first and second stages was deformed during the rocket’s assembly at the Baikonur Cosmodrome ...
aces landing — Soyuz rocket: Russia's venerable booster The launch was Russia’s 13th of 2024. While Russia was the most active country in terms of launch 10 years ago, its launch rate has ...
It’s only been a few weeks since the Soyuz rocket launched by Russian space agency Roscosmos was forced to abort its launch shortly after takeoff. The two-man crew managed to make it back to ...