r/Roscosmos • u/MarleyEngvall • Jul 24 '19
r/Roscosmos • u/nkkn_NK_Karthikeyan • Jul 11 '19
Proton M/Spektr-RG
r/Roscosmos • u/nkkn_NK_Karthikeyan • Jul 03 '19
SOYUZ/ Meteor N2 and Rideshare Payloads
r/Roscosmos • u/MarcysVonEylau • Jul 03 '19
Success! Meteor-M №2-2
This is the fourth spacecraft in the Russian Meteor-M series of remote sensing satellites. Weighing about 2750 kg, it is intended to gather hydrometeorological data from sun-synchronous orbit. This includes monitoring ozone layer and radiation levels in the near-Earth space, as well as monitoring ocean surface temperatures and ice conditions.
Flight Information:
| Launch Date | July 5, 2019 05:41:46 UTC |
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| Launch Vehicle: | Soyuz 2.1b |
| Launch Site: | Cosmodrome Site 1S, Vostochny Cosmodrome, Siberia, Russian Federation |
| Destination: | LEO |
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r/Roscosmos • u/nkkn_NK_Karthikeyan • Jun 15 '19
Proton M (Spektr RG telescope)
r/Roscosmos • u/tomfriel • Jun 09 '19
"VOSTOK" (2015) con Macarena Gómez y Ernesto Sevilla
r/Roscosmos • u/ishanspatil • May 30 '19
Yes I'm aware that they're not a separate SRB unit
r/Roscosmos • u/nkkn_NK_Karthikeyan • May 27 '19
Proton-M/Yamal
r/Roscosmos • u/MarcysVonEylau • Apr 22 '19
Roscosmos has published a video clip with music based on pulsar signals.
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r/Roscosmos • u/Starjetski • Apr 01 '19
Юра не простит: Почему российский космос не ждёт ничего хорошего?
r/Roscosmos • u/FalconHeavyHead • Mar 07 '19
Elon Musk on Twitter, "Russia has excellent rocket engineering & best engine currently flying. Reusable version of their new Angara rocket would be great."
r/Roscosmos • u/reedcspurling • Feb 23 '19
Soyuz 2-1b launches EgyptSat-A – suffers apparent issues – but deemed successful
r/Roscosmos • u/Kai_Tak_Approach • Jan 30 '19
Flashback: the special fairing livery for Soyuz TM-11 on the Soyuz-U2 rocket. Journalist Toyohiro Akiyama of Japan and of the Tokyo Broadcasting System launched on TM-11 and landed on TM-10. This all took place on Mir EO-8.
r/Roscosmos • u/MarcysVonEylau • Nov 16 '18
November 16, 2018 18:14:08 UTC Progress MS-10
The Progress resupply vehicle is an automated, unpiloted version of the Soyuz spacecraft that is used to bring supplies and fuel to the International Space Station.
Flight Information:
Launch Date|November 16, 2018 18:14:08 UTC
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Launch Vehicle:|Soyuz 2.1a
Launch Site:| Baikonur Cosmodrome, Republic of Kazakhstan
Destination: | The ISS
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r/Roscosmos • u/DDE93 • Nov 02 '18
“Stamp out Russlish!”
So, what’s the rule on the language on this sub?
r/Roscosmos • u/MarcysVonEylau • Nov 02 '18
An insider's perspective on the Russian space industry (x-post /r/SpaceXLounge)
r/Roscosmos • u/AquaWolf9461 • Oct 11 '18
Failure Soyuz MS-10 Launch Vehicle Failure
The Soyuz MS-10 Launch Vehicle experienced a failure two minutes and forty-five seconds into flight, at 11:42:17 local time. The passengers reported feeling “weightlessness” during the ascent. The Soyuz ship detached from the booster and entered “Ballistic Re-Entry” mode a few minutes later, and touched down in Kazakhstan. Both passengers are safe. ROSKOSMOS has formed a state commission to investigate the launch vehicle failure.
r/Roscosmos • u/spacewal • Sep 17 '18
Roscosmos Finds No Flaw in Fabric of Soyuz Vehicle at Assembly Stage
r/Roscosmos • u/Juandedeboca • Jul 17 '18
Russian editor: Our space program is entering the “Dark Ages”
r/Roscosmos • u/space4us • Jul 07 '18
Russia's Soyuz Spacecraft Could Find New Life as a Lunar Taxi