City
Epaper

Russia to launch 3 Soyuz rocket from Guiana space center in 2021

By ANI | Updated: January 30, 2021 16:45 IST

Russia intends to launch three Soyuz-ST carrier rockets from the Kourou space center in French Guiana this year, a source in the space and rocket industry told Sputnik on Saturday.

Open in App

Russia intends to launch three Soyuz-ST carrier rockets from the Kourou space center in French Guiana this year, a source in the space and rocket industry told Sputnik on Saturday.

"In September, the launch of two European Galileo navigation satellites is planned, in November and December, two launches with 34 UK OneWeb's communications satellites in each," the source said.

Since October 2011, there have been 25 Soyuz-ST launches from the Guiana space center. One of the launches in August 2014 ended with the launch of European Galileo navigation satellites into an off-design orbit due to issues with the Fregat upper stage. (/Sputnik)

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

InternationalCanada election 2025: Polls close in easternmost province of Newfoundland and Labrador

International'I accuse guterres, UNRWA of enabling terrorism': Israeli Foreign Minister

International'Victory is our moral duty': Ambassador Huckabee vows unwavering support for Israel in first public speech

EntertainmentKerala rapper Vedan arrested after ganja seized from his flat

CricketKevin Pietersen backs KL Rahul for India T20I recall, says, "I would bat KL at....."

International Realted Stories

InternationalPakistan scrambles to mitigate Trump tariffs, to send delegation to US

InternationalIndian Naval Officer pays courtesy visit to Maldives defence officials

InternationalIndia, France sign intergovernmental agreement on 26 Rafale Jets for Indian Navy

InternationalTrump wishes "good luck" to Canadians amid elections, proposes US statehood

InternationalPoland advances plan for first nuclear power plant