The long sought attempt at launching a Russian Progress resupply vehicle to the International Space Station and having it rendezvous with the orbital complex after just two and a half orbits and just under 4 hours in space is being attempted. Roscosmos launched the Progress MS-09 craft at 17:51:33 EDT (2151:33 UTC) from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, with docking to the Space Station scheduled at 21:31 EDT (0131 UTC on 10 July) – just 3 hours 40 minutes after launch.
The Russian Progress resupply ship MS-08 has docked with the International Space Station, two days…
Roscosmos, the federal space agency of the Russian Federation, launched the Progress MS-07 craft on…
Russia conducted a complex mission Friday to deploy seventy-three satellites via a Soyuz-2-1a rocket with…
Roscosmos has launched – and docked – the Progress MS-06 resupply mission to the International…
Three crew members from the International Space Station (ISS) have completed their journey back to…
The Russian Federal Space Agency, Roscosmos, launched the Progress MS-05/66P resupply mission on Wednesday morning…
In the month and a half since the Progress MS-04 spacecraft was lost in a…
Up to 15 orbital launches are set to take place during a very busy December,…
Under the command of Russian cosmonaut Anatoly Ivanishin, Soyuz MS-01 undocked from the ISS on Saturday.…
Roscosmos has successfully sent its newly upgraded Soyuz MS series vehicle – and three crew…
The Russian resupply vehicle Progress MS-01 (P-62) has departed from the International Space Station (ISS)…
The first of the upgraded Russian Progress resupply vehicles launched atop the Soyuz 2-1A from…
The Soyuz TMA-19M spacecraft has completed its fast track journey to the International Space Station…
The doomed Progress M-27M resupply ship has met its fiery demise on Thursday night, following…
As the Russians continue their evaluations into the failure of the Progress M27-M mission, the…
A Russian Soyuz 2-1A rocket lofted the latest Progress resupply vehicle (M-27M) for what was…
Following two successful US EVA that, among other tasks, saw the failed ammonia Pump Module…
As billions of people prepare to cheer on their countries in the World Cup, which…
The European Space Agency (ESA) will test new rendezvous sensors on their next Automated Transfer Vehicle…
