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Russia’s Withdrawal From International Space Station Could Mean Early Demise of Orbital Lab and Sever Another Russian Link With West
Russia announced to exit International Space Station in 2024. The country currently operates six of the 17 modules of the ISS – including Zvezda, which houses the main engine system. This engine is vital to the station’s ability to remain in orbit and also to how it moves out of the way of dangerous space debris. It is yet to be identified if R...
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US Says Russian Anti-Satellite Missile Test Endangered International Space Station Crew
An anti-satellite missile test Russia conducted generated a debris field in low-Earth orbit that endangered the International Space Station and will pose a hazard to space activities for years, US officials said.
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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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Russia Says Software Glitch, Possible Lapse in Human Attention Caused Misfire That Jolted International Space Station
Russia has said that a software glitch and a possible lapse in human attention led to the incident that caused the International Space Station to pitch out of its normal flight position 250 miles above the Earth with seven crew members aboard. Russian cosmonauts gave a video tour of the interior of a research module, which briefly threw thes Intern...
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Watch: Russian Module That Jolted International Space Station From Inside
Russian cosmonauts have given a video tour of the interior of a research module which briefly threw the International Space Station out of control on Thursday a few hours after docking.
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International Space Station Thrown Out of Control by Russian Module Misfire: NASA
The International Space Station (ISS) was thrown briefly out of control when jet thrusters of a newly arrived Russian research module inadvertently fired a few hours after it was docked to the orbiting outpost, NASA officials said.
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International Space Station Thrown Out Of Control By Misfire Of Russian Module: NASA
The International Space Station (ISS) was thrown briefly out of control on Thursday when jet thrusters of a newly arrived Russian research module inadvertently fired a few hours after it was docked to the orbiting outpost, NASA officials said.
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Watch: Russia Launches New Science Module To International Space Station
A Russian Proton-M rocket carrying the new Nauka laboratory module for the International Space Station blasted off from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Wednesday, the Roscosmos space agency said.
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Russia To Sell Soyuz Space Module Used By Astronauts In 2018
Russia has put up for sale one of its space modules, which in 2018 returned a Russian and two Americans from the International Space Station (ISS).
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Gaganyaan: Astronauts For India's First Manned Space Mission Complete Training In Russia
The four astronauts-elect for India's first manned space mission Gaganyaan have completed training in Russia on crew actions in the event of an abnormal descent module landing, Glavkosmos, a subsidiary of Russian space organisation Roscosmos said on Thursday.
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NASA Addresses Unexplained Space Station Hole but Mystery Remains Unsolved
NASA sought on Wednesday to tamp down speculation that sabotage caused a tiny hole found last month in the side of a Russian module docked at the International Space Station.
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NASA Investigates Space Station Hole, Plans Spacewalk
NASA sought on Wednesday to tamp down speculation that sabotage caused a tiny hole found last month in the side of a Russian module docked at the International Space Station, but the mystery remained unsolved.
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ISS Leak: Russia Weighs Possibility of Sabotage
Roscosmos said it hopes to announce the origin of a small hole found on a Russian module docked at the International Space Station in the coming weeks.
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Russian Cargo Spacecraft En-Route to ISS
The ISS Progress 63 ship began a two-day journey to reach the station for an automated docking to the aft port of the Zvezda Service Module on April 2.
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Russia’s Withdrawal From International Space Station Could Mean Early Demise of Orbital Lab and Sever Another Russian Link With West
Russia announced to exit International Space Station in 2024. The country currently operates six of the 17 modules of the ISS – including Zvezda, which houses the main engine system. This engine is vital to the station’s ability to remain in orbit and also to how it moves out of the way of dangerous space debris. It is yet to be identified if R...
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US Says Russian Anti-Satellite Missile Test Endangered International Space Station Crew
An anti-satellite missile test Russia conducted generated a debris field in low-Earth orbit that endangered the International Space Station and will pose a hazard to space activities for years, US officials said.
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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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Russia Says Software Glitch, Possible Lapse in Human Attention Caused Misfire That Jolted International Space Station
Russia has said that a software glitch and a possible lapse in human attention led to the incident that caused the International Space Station to pitch out of its normal flight position 250 miles above the Earth with seven crew members aboard. Russian cosmonauts gave a video tour of the interior of a research module, which briefly threw thes Intern...
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Watch: Russian Module That Jolted International Space Station From Inside
Russian cosmonauts have given a video tour of the interior of a research module which briefly threw the International Space Station out of control on Thursday a few hours after docking.
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International Space Station Thrown Out of Control by Russian Module Misfire: NASA
The International Space Station (ISS) was thrown briefly out of control when jet thrusters of a newly arrived Russian research module inadvertently fired a few hours after it was docked to the orbiting outpost, NASA officials said.
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International Space Station Thrown Out Of Control By Misfire Of Russian Module: NASA
The International Space Station (ISS) was thrown briefly out of control on Thursday when jet thrusters of a newly arrived Russian research module inadvertently fired a few hours after it was docked to the orbiting outpost, NASA officials said.
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Watch: Russia Launches New Science Module To International Space Station
A Russian Proton-M rocket carrying the new Nauka laboratory module for the International Space Station blasted off from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Wednesday, the Roscosmos space agency said.
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Russia To Sell Soyuz Space Module Used By Astronauts In 2018
Russia has put up for sale one of its space modules, which in 2018 returned a Russian and two Americans from the International Space Station (ISS).
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Gaganyaan: Astronauts For India's First Manned Space Mission Complete Training In Russia
The four astronauts-elect for India's first manned space mission Gaganyaan have completed training in Russia on crew actions in the event of an abnormal descent module landing, Glavkosmos, a subsidiary of Russian space organisation Roscosmos said on Thursday.
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NASA Addresses Unexplained Space Station Hole but Mystery Remains Unsolved
NASA sought on Wednesday to tamp down speculation that sabotage caused a tiny hole found last month in the side of a Russian module docked at the International Space Station.
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NASA Investigates Space Station Hole, Plans Spacewalk
NASA sought on Wednesday to tamp down speculation that sabotage caused a tiny hole found last month in the side of a Russian module docked at the International Space Station, but the mystery remained unsolved.
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ISS Leak: Russia Weighs Possibility of Sabotage
Roscosmos said it hopes to announce the origin of a small hole found on a Russian module docked at the International Space Station in the coming weeks.
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Russian Cargo Spacecraft En-Route to ISS
The ISS Progress 63 ship began a two-day journey to reach the station for an automated docking to the aft port of the Zvezda Service Module on April 2.
