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Some incredible photos of today's Soyuz-2.1a / Soyuz MS-29 launch from Artyom Pylaev and Ivan Timoshenko
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@FrancisK9010 I think that the first launch in March already proved enough
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@afec7032 When are you making another compilation of can't launch again because of damaged launch pad posts like this one?
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david D.@secretsqrl123
russia is the first country in the history of man that has gained, and then lost the ability of manned space flight as of today...
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Soyuz MS-29 is approaching the ISS
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afec7032 🇷🇺@afec7032
Another successful launch! Soyuz-2.1a rocket puts Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft & three cosmonauts in orbit, docking is expected in 3 hours. Key moments: 1. Liftoff 2. 1st stage separation 3. 2nd stage separation 4. Separation of Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft from the 3rd stage
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@CSI_Starbase @NASASpaceflight Third. The pad was repaired in early March, since then it has seen three launches:
March 22 – Progress MS-33
April 26 – Progress MS-34
July 14 – Soyuz MS-29
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@NASASpaceflight Is this the first launch since the repairs were made to the service structure?
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Photos of today's Soyuz MS-29 launch, captured from the International Space Station by cosmonaut Sergey Kud-Sverchkov
Source: Sergey Kud-Sverchkov / TASS
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Another successful launch! Soyuz-2.1a rocket puts Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft & three cosmonauts in orbit, docking is expected in 3 hours.
Key moments:
1. Liftoff
2. 1st stage separation
3. 2nd stage separation
4. Separation of Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft from the 3rd stage
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@Raptor_54321 To be fair, roscosmos streams have better visuals, but they do have some cringe shows/events minutes before launch. And for some reason NASA doesn't have access to the drone cameras, which provide great shots in comparison:
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aaand I have to watch the Roscosmos stream because the NASA streams have audio issues...
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1 hour until MS-29 launches, carrying Anil Menon: husband of Anna Menon.
Worked as a NASA flight surgeon, moved to SpaceX to eventually become their first flight surgeon, and left in 2021 when he became a NASA ASCAN.
Anil Menon@astro_anil
Excited to launch aboard Soyuz MS-29 from Kazakhstan and begin an eight-month mission supporting NASA and Expedition 74/75. Grateful for the NASA community, friends, family, and loved ones and excited for tomorrow - tune in July 14th 9:43 am central time. Photo credit: Robert Markowitz / NASA.
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