Satellite Carrier Soyuz Launch Expected on December 2
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Two satellites were loaded onto a Soyuz-ST-B carrier rocket that was pushed out to a launch pad at the Guiana Space Center (Kourou) in French Guiana.
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Soyuz rocket launches from the Vostochny Cosmodrome, Russia (Source: Roscosmos Archive)
According to the TASS news agency, the launch of two Galileo FOC satellites aboard a Soyuz-ST-B carrier rocket is set for 03:31 Moscow time on December 2, press service of Russia's state-run space enterprise Roscosmos revealed.
Ракета-носитель «Союз-СТ-Б» установлена в стартовую систему. Ее пуск запланирован в ночь на 2 декабря 🚀
— РОСКОСМОС (@roscosmos) November 27, 2021
Сегодня же начнутся работы по стыковке ракеты-носителя с космической головной частью в составе разгонного блока «Фрегат» и двух космических аппаратов #Galileo FOC pic.twitter.com/oz61qCzdgh
The launch will take place at 21:31 UTC on December 1, according to the space organization.
Earlier, the two satellites were pushed out to a launch pad at the Guiana Space Center (Kourou) in French Guiana by a Soyuz-ST-B carrier rocket.
Вот так в жаркой Французской Гвиане вывозят самарскую ракету на стартовую позицию. pic.twitter.com/4Pai7EtsgV
— РОГОЗИН (@Rogozin) November 27, 2021
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