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Russia Space Agency Head Fired Over Failed Moon Mission
The Kremlin removed the head of Russia's space agency after the spectacular failure of Russia's first mission to the moon in 47 years.
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Russia Aborts Test Launch Of Angara-A5 Space Rocket Due To Technical Glitch
A technical malfunction forced Russia on Tuesday to abort the test launch of the Angara-A5 rocket from its Vostochny Cosmodrome minutes before it was scheduled to lift off.
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After Recent Failure, Russia Space Agency Head Vows To Continue Moon Race
The chief of the Russian space agency Roscosmos on Monday advocated for Russia to stay in the lunar race, a day after announcing its mission had crashed.
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Luna 25 Spacecraft Produces First Results, Says Russia Space Agency
The Russian spacecraft on a mission to the moon's south pole has produced its first results and they are being analysed, Russia's national space agency Roscosmos said on Saturday.
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Improved Defence Capabilities Can Track Objects In Space, Claims Russia
Russia said on Wednesday it has enhanced its defence capability to track objects in space, allowing it to detect foreign spacecraft and determine their purpose much more quickly.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Shake-Up At Russia's Space Agency
President Vladimir Putin ordered a shake-up of Russia's space agency on Friday, appointing Yuri Borisov, a former deputy prime minister and deputy defence minister, to replace Dmitry Rogozin as its head.
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Russia Stages 'Successful' Third Launch of New Heavy-Class Angara Rocket
Russia has conducted a third launch of its new heavy-class Angara rocket, the first developed after the fall of the Soviet Union 30 years ago this month.
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Russia Says To Launch Own Space Station In 2025
Russia's space agency said Tuesday it hoped to launch its own orbital station in 2025 as Moscow considers withdrawing from the International Space Station programme to go it alone.
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Russian Space Agency Sees Elon Musk On Horizon As Monopoly Set To End
Russia's space program is seeking to repair its reputation for reliability after a failed launch as it confronts unprecedented foreign competition for getting into orbit.
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Post Soyuz Failure, Russian Space Agency Targeted Over "Stolen" Billions
The Russian space agency Roscosmos, whose reputation has already been hit by the failure of a Soyuz rocket last month, was on Sunday targeted by the country's audit court over financial irregularities including "stolen" billions.
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One Of First Soviet Cosmonauts, Viktor Gorbatko Dead At 82
Soviet cosmonaut Viktor Gorbatko, a colleague of Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space, died Wednesday at the age of 82, Russia's space agency said.
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Russia Aims for Launch of Next Manned Flight to ISS in July
Russia's space agency said on Tuesday the next manned mission to the International Space Station would blast off between July 23 and 25, after it delayed the launch due to a rocket failure.
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Astronauts Delayed Return from International Space Station Set for June 11: Russia
Three astronauts who had their stay on the International Space Station extended by a month after a rocket failure are set to land back on Earth on June 11, the head of Russia's space agency said today.
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Russia Space Agency Head Fired Over Failed Moon Mission
The Kremlin removed the head of Russia's space agency after the spectacular failure of Russia's first mission to the moon in 47 years.
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Russia Aborts Test Launch Of Angara-A5 Space Rocket Due To Technical Glitch
A technical malfunction forced Russia on Tuesday to abort the test launch of the Angara-A5 rocket from its Vostochny Cosmodrome minutes before it was scheduled to lift off.
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After Recent Failure, Russia Space Agency Head Vows To Continue Moon Race
The chief of the Russian space agency Roscosmos on Monday advocated for Russia to stay in the lunar race, a day after announcing its mission had crashed.
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Luna 25 Spacecraft Produces First Results, Says Russia Space Agency
The Russian spacecraft on a mission to the moon's south pole has produced its first results and they are being analysed, Russia's national space agency Roscosmos said on Saturday.
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Improved Defence Capabilities Can Track Objects In Space, Claims Russia
Russia said on Wednesday it has enhanced its defence capability to track objects in space, allowing it to detect foreign spacecraft and determine their purpose much more quickly.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Shake-Up At Russia's Space Agency
President Vladimir Putin ordered a shake-up of Russia's space agency on Friday, appointing Yuri Borisov, a former deputy prime minister and deputy defence minister, to replace Dmitry Rogozin as its head.
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Russia Stages 'Successful' Third Launch of New Heavy-Class Angara Rocket
Russia has conducted a third launch of its new heavy-class Angara rocket, the first developed after the fall of the Soviet Union 30 years ago this month.
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Russia Says To Launch Own Space Station In 2025
Russia's space agency said Tuesday it hoped to launch its own orbital station in 2025 as Moscow considers withdrawing from the International Space Station programme to go it alone.
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Russian Space Agency Sees Elon Musk On Horizon As Monopoly Set To End
Russia's space program is seeking to repair its reputation for reliability after a failed launch as it confronts unprecedented foreign competition for getting into orbit.
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Post Soyuz Failure, Russian Space Agency Targeted Over "Stolen" Billions
The Russian space agency Roscosmos, whose reputation has already been hit by the failure of a Soyuz rocket last month, was on Sunday targeted by the country's audit court over financial irregularities including "stolen" billions.
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One Of First Soviet Cosmonauts, Viktor Gorbatko Dead At 82
Soviet cosmonaut Viktor Gorbatko, a colleague of Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space, died Wednesday at the age of 82, Russia's space agency said.
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Russia Aims for Launch of Next Manned Flight to ISS in July
Russia's space agency said on Tuesday the next manned mission to the International Space Station would blast off between July 23 and 25, after it delayed the launch due to a rocket failure.
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Astronauts Delayed Return from International Space Station Set for June 11: Russia
Three astronauts who had their stay on the International Space Station extended by a month after a rocket failure are set to land back on Earth on June 11, the head of Russia's space agency said today.
