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Roscosmos must be pushing hard in order to pull this off. If they can't make their launch, the current crew will still need to depart on time. Should this happe
by inamberclad 8y ago
Roscosmos must be pushing hard in order to pull this off. If they can't make their launch, the current crew will still need to depart on time. Should this happen, it'll be the first time in 18 (I think) years that the ISS has been unmanned. The Soyuz's hydrogen peroxide supply slowly denatures, so the spacecraft literally has an expiration date.
- walkingolof 8y agoRoscosmos where very quick figuring out what went wrong and everything is business as usual now. https://www.space.com/42319-soyuz-launch-abort-russia-identifies-cause.html https://www.space.com/42319-soyuz-launch-abort-russia-identi...