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Russia launched two Galileo satellites into space
Russia launched two Galileo satellites into space
Moscow (Sputnik) – The Russian Soyuz-ST-B space rocket with two Galileo satellites lifted off from the Kurú Space Center in French Guiana, according to … 05.12.2021, Sputnik World
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The launch of European satellites on board the Russian rocket was scheduled for 00:19 GMT on December 2, but was postponed three times. Roscosmos added via its Twitter account that the Fregat accelerator with satellites separated from the third stage of the rocket on the suborbital trajectory. The mission will take 3 hours and 51 minutes. The Galileo navigation system is a joint project of the European Commission and the European Space Agency. Of the 24 Galileo satellites put into orbit, 14 were launched aboard the Soyuz between 2011 and 2016. Four Russian rockets are scheduled to launch from the Kurú base next year.
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01:26 GMT 05.12.2021 (updated: 01:27 GMT 05.12.2021)
MOSCOW (Sputnik) – A Russian Soyuz-ST-B space rocket equipped with two Galileo satellites lifted off from the Kourou Space Center in French Guiana, according to the transmission by the Russian space company Roscosmos.
The launch of European satellites on board the Russian rocket, at 00:19 GMT, was initially scheduled for December 2, but was postponed three times.
Roscosmos added via its Twitter account that the Frigat accelerator with satellites separated from the third stage of the rocket in the suborbital path. The mission will take 3 hours and 51 minutes.
The Galileo navigation system is a joint project of the European Commission and the European Space Agency.
Of the 24 Galileo satellites put into orbit, 14 were launched aboard the Soyuz between 2011 and 2016.
Russia’s Soyuz-2 missiles will use new fuel from 2022
Four Russian missiles are scheduled to be launched from the Kourou base next year.
