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Articles with tag "Roscosmos"
frozen in time
Russia's Cosmos Town, an Isolated Relic of Soviet Glory
Baikonur is where the Soviet Union made its greatest space achievements — but the town's younger generation see their future elsewhere.
zero-gravity newsroom
Russian State Media to Open 'World’s First' News Bureau in Space
Cosmonaut Alexander Misurkin will report on daily life on board the ISS for the state-run TASS news agency.
SHOOTING STARS
Russian Crew Arrives at Space Station to Film First Movie in Orbit
The movie's plot centers around a female surgeon who is dispatched to the International Space Station to save an astronaut.
race to the moon
Russia Postpones Lunar Mission Over ‘Problems During Testing'
The Luna-25 mission to the Moon's south pole aims to probe ice deposits there.
perfect lock
Russia's Nauka Science Module Docks With ISS
Russia's laboratory module Nauka on Thursday successfully docked with the International Space Station after more than a decade of delays.
privacy please
Russia Shields Fraud-Plagued Space Agency From Foreign Scrutiny
The FSB argues the information on Roscosmos' work — as well as its problems — can be used against Russia by foreign states and organizations.
space race
Russia Races Tom Cruise and Musk for First Movie in Space
One of Russia's most celebrated actresses, Yulia Peresild, is blasting off to the ISS with film director Klim Shipenko in October.
'Mission success!'
Russia Launches New Batch of U.K. Telecom Satellites Into Space
A Soyuz rocket blasted off from the Vostochny cosmodrome in Russia's Far East on Monday.
going it alone
Russia Says to Launch Own Space Station in 2025
Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Yury Borisov recently said Moscow was considering leaving the ISS program from 2025 because of the station's age.
end of an era
Russia to Quit Int’l Space Station in 2025 – Reports
Russia’s space agency reportedly plans to deploy its own orbiting outpost after international agreements on the use of ISS expire in 2024.
Space Comrades
2 Russian Cosmonauts, NASA Astronaut Return from ISS
"It is great to be on this side of things," said NASA astronaut Kate Rubins.
looming legacy
3-Man Crew Docks at ISS After Flight Honoring Gagarin
Reminders of Yuri Gagarin's achievement were everywhere as the crew prepared for their half-year mission aboard the ISS.
Failed Launch
Russia’s First Space Tourism Company Closes
Kosmokurs planned to charge tourists between $200,000 and $250,000 to spend about five minutes in zero gravity.
To Infinity and Beyond
Russia Launches More UK Telecom Satellites into Space
The Soyuz-2.1b rocket with British communication satellites launched from the Vostochny cosmodrome on Thursday morning.
care package
Russia Sends Long-Awaited Food, Supplies to ISS Cosmonauts
The Progress MS-16 freighter's delayed launch forced Russian cosmonauts to turn to American colleagues for supplies.
'it flies'
Russia Test Launches Long-Delayed Angara Heavy Lift Rocket
Launches of the Angara, Russia's first post-Soviet rocket, have been beset with delays and glitches over the years.
mix-up
Kremlin Walks Back Putin Claims on Jailed Ex-Journalist’s Treason Charges
Putin misspoke when he said that Safronov is being prosecuted for actions during his time at Roscosmos, the Kremlin said.
blasting off
New Crew Reaches ISS in Record Time
The mission was of immense importance to Russia, coming as SpaceX relaunches manned spaceflight from the U.S.
twitter tirade
Russia’s Humanoid Space Robot Taken Off Twitter After Cosmonaut Spat
Some speculated that Roscosmos chief Dmitry Rogozin may have hijacked the robot's Twitter account to send the tweets.
UP IN SPACE
Russia Reports 'Non-Standard' Air Leak on International Space Station
Roscosmos announced that the approximate location of the leak was found and that it was not "critical in the near future."
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