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Smoke Detected In Russian Module On International Space Station: Report
A smoke alarm was activated in a Russian service module on the International Space Station (ISS), the Russian space agency Roscosmos said on Thursday, and Russian news agencies reported that cosmonauts had smelled burning plastic.
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2 Russian Cosmonauts, NASA Astronaut Return From International Space Station
Two Russian cosmonauts and a NASA astronaut touched down Saturday on the steppe of Kazakhstan following a half-year mission on the International Space Station, footage broadcast by the Russian space agency showed.
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Russia Finds ISS Hole Made Deliberately, Says Space Chief Dmitry Rogozin
Russian investigators looking into the origin of a hole that caused an oxygen leak on the International Space Station have said it was caused deliberately, the space agency chief said.
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Russia Successfully Launches Space Freighter After Crash
Russia on Wednesday successfully launched an unmanned spacecraft taking food and equipment to the International Space Station after the previous such ship crashed to Earth shortly after launch in December.
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India Can Become A Big Player In Global Space Program: Author Stephen Petranek
India, which scripted history with its successful maiden Mars orbiter mission, has the potential to be a big player in the global space program and could even see its private sector develop its own SpaceX, award-winning author Stephen Petranek says.
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Multinational Crew Leave International Space Station And Head Back To Earth
A joint U.S., Russian and Japanese crew left the International Space Station on Saturday and headed back to Earth in a Russian Soyuz capsule, leaving behind three crew mates who arrived at the orbiting outpost just last week.
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First Manned Flight at Showpiece Cosmodrome Delayed Seven Years: Russian Space Agency
The first manned space flight from the Vostochny Cosmodrome, currently under construction in the Russian far east, has been pushed back seven years to 2025, Russia's space agency told AFP on Monday.
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Russian Cosmonaut Sets Record for Most Time in Space
Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka, who is the current commander of the International Space Station, has set a new record for most time spent in space, with a total of 803 days, Russian space agency said today.
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Russia Restarts Progress Spacecraft After Embarrassing Failures
Russia's space agency said Monday it had managed to restart the engines of the Progress spacecraft and correct the orbit of the International Space Station (ISS) which it is attached to, after a failed first attempt.
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Unmanned Supply Ship Burns Up on Re-Entry: Russian Space Agency
An unmanned supply ship burned up on re-entry over the Pacific Ocean Friday, a week after the spacecraft suffered a communications failure, the Russian space agency said.
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Space Cargo Ship to Burn Up in Atmosphere, Fall Back to Earth
Russia said an unmanned supply ship set for the International Space Station will fall back to Earth Friday and burn up in the atmosphere, after the spacecraft suffered a communications failure.
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Russia Launches British Communications Satellite Into Space
Russia on Sunday carried out its first space launch of the year, using its commercial Proton rocket to send a British satellite into orbit.
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Long-Lost Space Probe Found on Mars: UK Space Agency
The Beagle 2 lander "has been found partially deployed on the surface of the planet, ending the mystery of what happened to the mission."
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Russian Cargo Craft Docks with ISS, Science Satellite Fails
A cargo craft successfully docked with the International Space Station, the Russian space agency Roskosmos said today.
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'Mars flight possible after 2035'
An interplanetary spacecraft for a flight to Mars will be created not before 2025 and the maiden flight to the red planet will be possible only after 2035, said Russian space agency Roscosmos chief Anatoly Perminov on Wednesday."The possibility of a flight to Mars needs to be combined with the construction of a spaceship having a new nuclear power ...
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Smoke Detected In Russian Module On International Space Station: Report
A smoke alarm was activated in a Russian service module on the International Space Station (ISS), the Russian space agency Roscosmos said on Thursday, and Russian news agencies reported that cosmonauts had smelled burning plastic.
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2 Russian Cosmonauts, NASA Astronaut Return From International Space Station
Two Russian cosmonauts and a NASA astronaut touched down Saturday on the steppe of Kazakhstan following a half-year mission on the International Space Station, footage broadcast by the Russian space agency showed.
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Russia Finds ISS Hole Made Deliberately, Says Space Chief Dmitry Rogozin
Russian investigators looking into the origin of a hole that caused an oxygen leak on the International Space Station have said it was caused deliberately, the space agency chief said.
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Russia Successfully Launches Space Freighter After Crash
Russia on Wednesday successfully launched an unmanned spacecraft taking food and equipment to the International Space Station after the previous such ship crashed to Earth shortly after launch in December.
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India Can Become A Big Player In Global Space Program: Author Stephen Petranek
India, which scripted history with its successful maiden Mars orbiter mission, has the potential to be a big player in the global space program and could even see its private sector develop its own SpaceX, award-winning author Stephen Petranek says.
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Multinational Crew Leave International Space Station And Head Back To Earth
A joint U.S., Russian and Japanese crew left the International Space Station on Saturday and headed back to Earth in a Russian Soyuz capsule, leaving behind three crew mates who arrived at the orbiting outpost just last week.
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First Manned Flight at Showpiece Cosmodrome Delayed Seven Years: Russian Space Agency
The first manned space flight from the Vostochny Cosmodrome, currently under construction in the Russian far east, has been pushed back seven years to 2025, Russia's space agency told AFP on Monday.
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Russian Cosmonaut Sets Record for Most Time in Space
Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka, who is the current commander of the International Space Station, has set a new record for most time spent in space, with a total of 803 days, Russian space agency said today.
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Russia Restarts Progress Spacecraft After Embarrassing Failures
Russia's space agency said Monday it had managed to restart the engines of the Progress spacecraft and correct the orbit of the International Space Station (ISS) which it is attached to, after a failed first attempt.
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Unmanned Supply Ship Burns Up on Re-Entry: Russian Space Agency
An unmanned supply ship burned up on re-entry over the Pacific Ocean Friday, a week after the spacecraft suffered a communications failure, the Russian space agency said.
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Space Cargo Ship to Burn Up in Atmosphere, Fall Back to Earth
Russia said an unmanned supply ship set for the International Space Station will fall back to Earth Friday and burn up in the atmosphere, after the spacecraft suffered a communications failure.
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Russia Launches British Communications Satellite Into Space
Russia on Sunday carried out its first space launch of the year, using its commercial Proton rocket to send a British satellite into orbit.
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Long-Lost Space Probe Found on Mars: UK Space Agency
The Beagle 2 lander "has been found partially deployed on the surface of the planet, ending the mystery of what happened to the mission."
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Russian Cargo Craft Docks with ISS, Science Satellite Fails
A cargo craft successfully docked with the International Space Station, the Russian space agency Roskosmos said today.
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'Mars flight possible after 2035'
An interplanetary spacecraft for a flight to Mars will be created not before 2025 and the maiden flight to the red planet will be possible only after 2035, said Russian space agency Roscosmos chief Anatoly Perminov on Wednesday."The possibility of a flight to Mars needs to be combined with the construction of a spaceship having a new nuclear power ...
