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"ISS Getting Old": Russia Aims To Have Its Own Space Station By 2027
President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday the first segment of Russia's new orbital station, which Moscow sees as the next logical development in space exploration after the International Space Station (ISS), should be put into operation by 2027.
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"Way To Stars Is...": Russia Firm On Moon Race After Luna-25 Crash
The Kremlin said Tuesday that Russia would not give up its ambitions to land a craft on the Moon after its first lunar mission in nearly 50 years failed this month.
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Russian Capsule Carrying Humanoid Robot Fails to Dock With Space Station
An unmanned spacecraft carrying Russia's first humanoid robot to be sent into orbit failed to dock automatically at the International Space Station on Saturday, in a new setback for Moscow.
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Russian Cosmonauts Take Samples on 6th Hour of Spacewalk to Crack Mystery
Roscosmos has ruled out a manufacturing defect causing the 2mm-wide hole found in August on the Russian Soyuz capsule
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Ice On Speed Sensors May Have Caused Moscow Plane Crash
Russian experts probing the weekend plane crash outside Moscow which killed 71 people said the accident may have been caused by ice on speed probes which led to faulty information on the craft's airspeed.
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Russia Launches Cargo Craft for ISS; Due to Dock on Friday
Wednesday's launch was the last ever for a particular modification of the Soyuz rocket that has been used since 1973.
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Europe Awaits News Of Mars Lander's Fate
Mission controllers anxiously awaited confirmation on Wednesday that a tiny European craft had landed on Mars as part of an ambitious quest with Russia to find evidence of life on the Red Planet.
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Robot Explorers All Set For Mars Tryst: European Space Agency
Europe was poised Tuesday to place a paddling pool-sized lander on Mars and a gas-sniffing craft in its orbit as part of a mission with Russia to scour the Red Planet for signs of life.
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Russia's Doping Cheated Alysia Montano Out of Olympic Medal - And She Knew It All Along
Before the women's 800 meters final at the 2012 London Olympics, Alysia Montano crafted a plan based upon the bleak reality of her sport. Her coach, she recalls, told her, "You're going to have a couple girls who aren't clean in your race." On track and field's largest stage, Montano knew she required a strategy to beat pharmacology as much as athl...
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Russia Successful in Second Attempt to Start Progress Craft, Correct ISS Orbit
The orbit correction manoeuvre was first attempted on Friday but the Russian team was unable to start the engines.
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European Union, NATO Try to Counter Russian Propaganda
Western powers are getting set to counter an expertly crafted Russian disinformation campaign over Ukraine which has left them wrong-footed too many times for comfort.
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Russia Loses Communications With ISS Cargo Spacecraft
The ISS crew won't actually be in danger of going hungry but the Progress supply craft's normal six-hour voyage has been extended to two days.
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Wielding sanctions as scalpel, Barack Obama aimed for Vladimir Putin's inner circle
U.S. sanctions this week against Russia were carefully crafted in an attempt to target President Vladimir Putin's inner circle without provoking a backlash from Moscow against U.S. businesses, senior U.S. officials said.
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INS Sindhurakshak was fine after refit: Russian firm
The Russian firm that refitted the submarine INS Sindhurakshak which exploded and sank in a Mumbai dock with 18 sailors on board said on Wednesday the craft had been fully operational when returned to India in January.
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United Nations faces uphill battle to reduce global airline emissions
Little progress has been made in a United Nations' effort to craft an agreement to lower greenhouse gas emissions from international air travel, raising doubts that its civil aviation body can deliver a final resolution by a September target date, several government officials said on Monday.
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"ISS Getting Old": Russia Aims To Have Its Own Space Station By 2027
President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday the first segment of Russia's new orbital station, which Moscow sees as the next logical development in space exploration after the International Space Station (ISS), should be put into operation by 2027.
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"Way To Stars Is...": Russia Firm On Moon Race After Luna-25 Crash
The Kremlin said Tuesday that Russia would not give up its ambitions to land a craft on the Moon after its first lunar mission in nearly 50 years failed this month.
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Russian Capsule Carrying Humanoid Robot Fails to Dock With Space Station
An unmanned spacecraft carrying Russia's first humanoid robot to be sent into orbit failed to dock automatically at the International Space Station on Saturday, in a new setback for Moscow.
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Russian Cosmonauts Take Samples on 6th Hour of Spacewalk to Crack Mystery
Roscosmos has ruled out a manufacturing defect causing the 2mm-wide hole found in August on the Russian Soyuz capsule
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Ice On Speed Sensors May Have Caused Moscow Plane Crash
Russian experts probing the weekend plane crash outside Moscow which killed 71 people said the accident may have been caused by ice on speed probes which led to faulty information on the craft's airspeed.
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Russia Launches Cargo Craft for ISS; Due to Dock on Friday
Wednesday's launch was the last ever for a particular modification of the Soyuz rocket that has been used since 1973.
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Europe Awaits News Of Mars Lander's Fate
Mission controllers anxiously awaited confirmation on Wednesday that a tiny European craft had landed on Mars as part of an ambitious quest with Russia to find evidence of life on the Red Planet.
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Robot Explorers All Set For Mars Tryst: European Space Agency
Europe was poised Tuesday to place a paddling pool-sized lander on Mars and a gas-sniffing craft in its orbit as part of a mission with Russia to scour the Red Planet for signs of life.
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Russia's Doping Cheated Alysia Montano Out of Olympic Medal - And She Knew It All Along
Before the women's 800 meters final at the 2012 London Olympics, Alysia Montano crafted a plan based upon the bleak reality of her sport. Her coach, she recalls, told her, "You're going to have a couple girls who aren't clean in your race." On track and field's largest stage, Montano knew she required a strategy to beat pharmacology as much as athl...
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Russia Successful in Second Attempt to Start Progress Craft, Correct ISS Orbit
The orbit correction manoeuvre was first attempted on Friday but the Russian team was unable to start the engines.
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European Union, NATO Try to Counter Russian Propaganda
Western powers are getting set to counter an expertly crafted Russian disinformation campaign over Ukraine which has left them wrong-footed too many times for comfort.
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Russia Loses Communications With ISS Cargo Spacecraft
The ISS crew won't actually be in danger of going hungry but the Progress supply craft's normal six-hour voyage has been extended to two days.
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Wielding sanctions as scalpel, Barack Obama aimed for Vladimir Putin's inner circle
U.S. sanctions this week against Russia were carefully crafted in an attempt to target President Vladimir Putin's inner circle without provoking a backlash from Moscow against U.S. businesses, senior U.S. officials said.
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INS Sindhurakshak was fine after refit: Russian firm
The Russian firm that refitted the submarine INS Sindhurakshak which exploded and sank in a Mumbai dock with 18 sailors on board said on Wednesday the craft had been fully operational when returned to India in January.
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United Nations faces uphill battle to reduce global airline emissions
Little progress has been made in a United Nations' effort to craft an agreement to lower greenhouse gas emissions from international air travel, raising doubts that its civil aviation body can deliver a final resolution by a September target date, several government officials said on Monday.
