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🚀 A Soyuz-2.1b rocket successfully lifted off from the Vostochny Cosmodrome carrying the Aist-2T No.1 and No.2 satellites, along with 50 small spacecraft of various purposes. 🕒 Launch time: 13:18 UTC The Aist-2T satellites separated from the Fregat upper stage about 1 hour after liftoff, while the remaining payloads were deployed in groups. ▶️ Total mission duration: ~5 hours Among the satellites placed into orbit are Zorkiy-2M (SPUTNIKS Group), spacecraft from STC, and several scientific and

The Soyuz 2.1a rocket with the #SoyuzMS27 crewed spacecraft has been rolled out to the launch pad this morning, getting ready for its next journey to space! #SpaceLaunch #Soyuz #Roscosmos #HumanSpaceflight #RocketRollout #SpaceNews #LaunchDay #InternationalSpaceStation | ISRO Spaceflight Now

"The Tragic Story of Soyuz 11" They were just 3 minutes away from home… But the silence of space had other plans. The Soyuz 11 mission became one of the most heartbreaking tragedies in space history. Three brave cosmonauts — gone, not in a crash, but in complete silence. No flames. No screams. Just vacuum. A reminder that in space, even a whisper of failure can be fatal. Would you take the same risk… just to touch the stars? 🚀✨ #facts #science #reels #nasa #space #scientist #knowledge #spacecap

41 years after Rakesh Sharma made history aboard Soyuz T-11 with the words “Saare jahan se achha”, India’s journey in space came full circle. This time, it was Shubhanshu Shukla — the first Indian aboard the International Space Station — who carried forward that legacy. As part of the Axiom-4 mission, he spent 18 days in orbit, conducting over 60 scientific experiments. But it was his farewell message that struck a deeper chord back home, reminding many of Sharma’s iconic moment in 1984. Two dif

A Russian Soyuz rocket launched the Progress 93 cargo mission to the International Space Station on Thursday, Sept. 11 at 11:54 a.m. EDT (1554 UTC). It is carrying "approximately three tons of food, fuel, and supplies," according to NASA. Read more👉 https://space-com.visitlink.me/umoSLm Credit: NASA | Space.com