Russian Proton-M Crashes, Loses Another Payload
May 16, 2014
In 2013, Russia lost three GLONASS satellites when their launch aboard a Proton-M rocket went awry, sending the […]
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In 2013, Russia lost three GLONASS satellites when their launch aboard a Proton-M rocket went awry, sending the […]
Ria Novosti reports that Russia will launch two GLONASS navigation satellites later this year to make up for […]
A Russian Proton-M rocket carrying three GLONASS navigation satellites crashed soon after liftoff today from Kazakhstan’s Baikonur cosmodrome, […]
The Russian Federal Space Agency announced that the December 5 launch of three GLONASS satellites ended in failure when the Proton rocket’s Block DM upper stage and its three payloads crashed into the Pacific Ocean about 1,500 kilometers, or 932 miles, northwest of Honolulu, according to reports. Although an investigation will look into the exact cause of the failure, early unconfirmed reports indicate a software error.
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