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Articles tagged: Baikonur

  • Registration convention, regulations, satellite, space object, UNOOSA August 2018 Flouting the rules on satellite registrations

    ... of decision-making and dispute resolution. Registration of the Iridium 33 communications satellite, launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in September 1997, was accidentally omitted. In February 2009 The Iridium 33 and Cosmos 2251 communications...

    • Registration convention
    • regulations
    • satellite
    • space object
    • UNOOSA
    Authors: Upasana Dasgupta    
  • Apollo, Moon race, NASA, rocket development, Soviet spacecraft July 2019 Lessons from our first race to the Moon

    ... of a docking tunnel (the cosmonaut had to spacewalk between LK3 and the Soyuz-type spacecraft in lunar orbit). Baikonur, September 1968 - US Gambit KH-8 spy satellite photo of the first N-1 rocket on the launch pad. Lessons for the...

    • Apollo
    • Moon race
    • NASA
    • rocket development
    • Soviet spacecraft
    Authors: Pat Norris    
  • GEO, geostationary orbit, MEV, Mission Extension Vehicle September 2019 Extending the life of geostationary orbit satellites

    ... whatsoever. In 2019, the spacecraft completed thermal vacuum tests in the company’s factory in advance of shipment to the Baikonur launch site for launch on a Proton rocket. MEV-1 will be followed into service by MEV-2, currently being assembled...

    • GEO
    • geostationary orbit
    • MEV
    • Mission Extension Vehicle
    Authors: Joseph Anderson    
  • 02 December 2014 Angara test launch

    ... launcher is able to fly from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome on mainland Russia, without the need for access to the Baikonur facility in Kazakhstan. In planning and development since 1992, the family of Angara launch vehicles will eventually be able...

  • 03 July 2015 Progress departs for ISS as two previous failures have world on edge

    ... has much to ponder. Scientists and industry experts held their collective breath as Progress lifted from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. It is expected to deliver 2, 381 kilos worth of supplies to the ISS on Sunday. Two of the most recent...

  • 01 September 2015 Andreas ‘Denmark’s Gagarin’ Mogensen to test bike gear on ISS

    ... Danish bike equipment on the International Space Station. Andreas Mogensen is due to lift off to the ISS from Baikonur on Wednesday. He will be accompanied by Russia’s Sergei Volkov and Kazakhstan’s Aidyn Aimbetov. ESA has already dubbed Mogensen...

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