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Russia To Send Rocket To Retrieve Crew From International Space Station
Russia said Wednesday it would send an unmanned Soyuz rocket on February 20 to bring a crew back from the International Space Station because their spacecraft will be forced to return to Earth without them.
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New Russian Telescope Records First Flashes In Earth's Atmosphere: Report
The telescope was delivered to the International Space Station aboard the unmanned Soyuz MS-14 spacecraft back in August.
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Soyuz Spacecraft Carrying Humanoid Robot Docks At Space Station
An unmanned spacecraft carrying Russia's first humanoid robot to be sent into orbit successfully docked at the International Space Station on Tuesday, following a failed attempt over the weekend, Moscow's space agency said.
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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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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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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's Space Cargo Ship to Burn Up in Atmosphere on Friday
Russia said an unmanned supply ship set for the International Space Station will fall back to Earth on Friday and burn up in the atmosphere, after the spacecraft suffered a communications failure.
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Russia Loses Control of Unmanned Spacecraft Plunging Towards Earth
Russia said today it had lost control of an unmanned spacecraft taking supplies to the International Space Station and it is plunging back to Earth but is likely to burn up in the atmosphere.
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Mystery persists over Russian spacecraft fall site
Russian officials say they still have no firm information where a failed Mars moon probe plummeted to Earth, the day after it went down. The unmanned Phobos-Ground probe fell yesterday after being stuck in Earth's orbit for two months.
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Russia says its spacecraft may crash into Atlantic
Russia's space agency has adjusted its forecast for the crash of a failed spacecraft, saying it may shower its fragments into the south Atlantic. Roscosmos said the unmanned Phobos-Ground probe could plummet to Earth on Sunday or Monday anywhere along a broad swath between 51.4 degrees north and 51.4 degrees south.
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Russia To Send Rocket To Retrieve Crew From International Space Station
Russia said Wednesday it would send an unmanned Soyuz rocket on February 20 to bring a crew back from the International Space Station because their spacecraft will be forced to return to Earth without them.
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New Russian Telescope Records First Flashes In Earth's Atmosphere: Report
The telescope was delivered to the International Space Station aboard the unmanned Soyuz MS-14 spacecraft back in August.
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Soyuz Spacecraft Carrying Humanoid Robot Docks At Space Station
An unmanned spacecraft carrying Russia's first humanoid robot to be sent into orbit successfully docked at the International Space Station on Tuesday, following a failed attempt over the weekend, Moscow's space agency said.
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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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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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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's Space Cargo Ship to Burn Up in Atmosphere on Friday
Russia said an unmanned supply ship set for the International Space Station will fall back to Earth on Friday and burn up in the atmosphere, after the spacecraft suffered a communications failure.
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Russia Loses Control of Unmanned Spacecraft Plunging Towards Earth
Russia said today it had lost control of an unmanned spacecraft taking supplies to the International Space Station and it is plunging back to Earth but is likely to burn up in the atmosphere.
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Mystery persists over Russian spacecraft fall site
Russian officials say they still have no firm information where a failed Mars moon probe plummeted to Earth, the day after it went down. The unmanned Phobos-Ground probe fell yesterday after being stuck in Earth's orbit for two months.
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Russia says its spacecraft may crash into Atlantic
Russia's space agency has adjusted its forecast for the crash of a failed spacecraft, saying it may shower its fragments into the south Atlantic. Roscosmos said the unmanned Phobos-Ground probe could plummet to Earth on Sunday or Monday anywhere along a broad swath between 51.4 degrees north and 51.4 degrees south.
