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RuSpace: Mars landing

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Suzy’s views on the Russian space program. Wednesday, 2 March 2011. Haven’t been posting for the usual reasons. The Mars-500 crew reached Mars orbit in late January, landed on Mars on 12 February and reached the mission’s halfway point two days later. They performed 3 simulated EVAs (February 14, 18 and 22) and have now departed, to arrive at Earth in November. They still seem to be in mostly good psychological health! Launched on 24/2 after a 4-month delay. The Japan Space Agency’s HTV-2. Page for links...

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RuSpace: 2013/08

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Suzy’s views on the Russian space program. Saturday, 10 August 2013. As is probably obvious by the lack of activity here, I haven’t felt like writing in a long time, so there won’t be any more entries for the moment. I am still interested in Russian spaceflight, but don’t want to maintain a whole site and blog about it anymore. Links to this post. I live in Australia. My blogs reflect some of my interests and concerns. View my complete profile. Energiya Rocket and Space Corporation. Music of the Spheres.

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RuSpace: 2014/09

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Suzy’s views on the Russian space program. Saturday, 27 September 2014. Russian lady in space! Just coming out of hibernation to note that another Russian woman cosmonaut is in orbit, after 20 years! Launched on Soyuz TMA-14M as part of Expedition 41. 42; she is the fourth Russian woman overall (following Valentina Tereshkova. Sadly, sexism is still evident, but at least she made it up there! NBC News: “ Privyet, Elena Serova! Space Station Welcomes Its First Russian Woman. Air and Space Magazine.

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RuSpace: Heavenly bodies

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Suzy’s views on the Russian space program. Wednesday, 21 September 2011. The cause of the Soyuz rocket crash last month was given as being due to a clogged fuel line leading to a gas generator, thought to be human error rather than a design flaw. (NASASpaceflight.com articles: 31/8. China is to launch the first module of its planned space station next week on a Long-March Ⅱ-F carrier rocket ( MSNBC. Magazine have a 2-part article on death in space. I am debating whether to buy the issues as the magaz...

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RuSpace: Progress launch failure

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Suzy’s views on the Russian space program. Thursday, 25 August 2011. For the first time after 135 launches, a Progress cargo ship failed to reach orbit on the 136. Launch (since January 1978). Progress M-12M (44P) launched on 24/8, but the third/Blok 1 rocket stage of its Soyuz-U rocket failed 5m 25s into flight, achieving only a sub-orbital trajectory, and both crashed in the Choysk district of ​​the Altai Republic (South Siberia). Both are manufactured by Khrunichev. Stage of the Soyuz rockets. Manned ...

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RuSpace: Phobos in trouble

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Suzy’s views on the Russian space program. Friday, 11 November 2011. I live in Australia. My blogs reflect some of my interests and concerns. View my complete profile. Dimitri Kondrat’ev’s ISS-26/27 blog (in Russian only). Energiya Rocket and Space Corporation. Manned (piloted) astronautics. Figures and facts. Russian Federal Space Agency. TsUP – Moscow Mission Control. Yu A Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Centre. International Space Station Daily Report. ISS Daily Report at SpaceRef. IMBP - Project Mars-500.

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RuSpace: The Soyuz era

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Suzy’s views on the Russian space program. Saturday, 23 July 2011. Half-way through the year and only 3 entries here! My former enthusiasm has. The final flight of the Space Shuttle program, STS-135. I am dubious as to whether commercial companies can develop spaceflight quickly as this is a difficult and expensive endeavour. 8220; Russians: ‘It’s our space age now. 8217; ”, Cosmic Log, 23/7. A translation of a Roskosmos article. About the Shuttle retirement is causing some ire (see NASA Watch entry.

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RuSpace: 2011/09

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Suzy’s views on the Russian space program. Wednesday, 21 September 2011. The cause of the Soyuz rocket crash last month was given as being due to a clogged fuel line leading to a gas generator, thought to be human error rather than a design flaw. (NASASpaceflight.com articles: 31/8. China is to launch the first module of its planned space station next week on a Long-March Ⅱ-F carrier rocket ( MSNBC. Magazine have a 2-part article on death in space. I am debating whether to buy the issues as the magaz...

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RuSpace: Safe landing

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Suzy’s views on the Russian space program. Thursday, 17 March 2011. Soyuz TMA-01M landed apparently safely yesterday (16) at 07:54, despite various glitches after its launch – see James Oberg articles “ A Digital Soyuz. 8221;, September 2010 and “ Digital Soyuz Return Could Be Rocky. 8221;, 11/3/2011. From the 16/3 ISS On-Orbit Status. 8220; Star City at 50. Air and Space Magazine. The cosmonaut-pilots also seem to have lost their training aircraft:. View my complete profile. Russian Federal Space Agency.

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RuSpace: 2011/03

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Suzy’s views on the Russian space program. Thursday, 17 March 2011. Soyuz TMA-01M landed apparently safely yesterday (16) at 07:54, despite various glitches after its launch – see James Oberg articles “ A Digital Soyuz. 8221;, September 2010 and “ Digital Soyuz Return Could Be Rocky. 8221;, 11/3/2011. From the 16/3 ISS On-Orbit Status. 8220; Star City at 50. Air and Space Magazine. The cosmonaut-pilots also seem to have lost their training aircraft:. Links to this post. Wednesday, 2 March 2011. Launched ...