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Russian space agency Roscosmos has begun preparations to deploy Russia’s new ROS orbital station by awarding a contract for Angara-A5M heavy launch vehicles.
A new report in the Financial Times appears to confirm that the main Russian space corporation, Roscosmos, is recruiting and training a militia to join the country's war effort against Ukraine ...
NASA is continuing to work with Roscosmos on a seat barter agreement despite missing a self-imposed deadline last month to complete a deal.
Roscosmos plans to start testing the new Angara A5M and Soyuz-5 rockets as well as the Oryol spaceship, all of which are intended to replace legacy Soviet hardware still in operation.
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Japan selects the T-6 Texan II as its new trainer aircraftJapan invited bids in August, and the T-6 was selected ahead of Subaru's proffer of the Pilatus PC-7 MKX and Daihyaku Shoji, which had teamed up with Turkish Aerospace to offer the Hürkus trainer ...
A Soyuz capsule carrying two Russian cosmonauts and one American astronaut safely landed Sunday in Kazakhstan, concluding a 220-day mission aboard the International Space Station.
The aircraft was operated by the crew of the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center (part of Roscosmos), headed by the commander of the joint aviation detachment Vadim Yunders.
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have officially returned to Earth after an unplanned nine months in space, here's how Boeing's Starliner mission unfolded.
It also has the Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center, which includes facilities such as spacecraft mockups and parabolic aircraft to simulate the microgravity of spaceflight.
Russia’s state space corporation Roscosmos and the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center have announced the beginning of the fourth enrollment campaign for the next Russian cosmonaut crew.
The aircraft will be built in the United States rather than license-produced in Japan.
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