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Right now we are at Baikonur, watching the Proton-M rocket getting ready for the launch.
In a few days it'll bring a new module for ISS — Nauka — to the orbit.
In a few days it'll bring a new module for ISS — Nauka — to the orbit.
Nauka ("Science" in Russian), also known as Multipurpose Laboratory Module, is a new module for the Russian segment of the ISS.
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The stars on the last photo depict the number of launches. 400+7.
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Proton-M rocket launched into space with "Nauka" module for ISS on board.
Here's the recording of the live translation up to the animation.
Here's the recording of the live translation up to the animation.
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Everything you need to know about the launch of the "Nauka" module for ISS:
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/07/nauka-launch/
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/07/nauka-launch/
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Nauka science module launches to ISS
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