Soyuz-FG successfully launched the new crew of the ISS from Baikonur

The Soyuz-FG launch vehicle with the Soyuz MS-07 manned spacecraft and the new crew of the International Space Station (ISS) successfully launched from Baikonur, reports RIA News.

By now, the separation of the manned spacecraft from the launch vehicle has already taken place.

Roskosmos cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov, NASA astronaut Scott Tingle and JAXA astronaut Norishige Kanai are aboard the Soyuz. The docking with the ISS is planned to be carried out according to the so-called two-day scheme of December 19 in 11.42 Moscow time in automatic mode,

The report says the agency correspondent.

It is reported that in February 2018 of the year during the spacewalk of Anton Shkaplerov and already on the ISS Alexander Misurkin "will replace the satellite antenna unit of the Luch system, which has been operating in space for almost 17 years." After that, the Russian segment of the ISS "will have its own link with the Earth, regardless of the radio visibility zones of the Russian ground tracking points."

Thus, the Russian crew will be able to use the Internet, which currently has to be “borrowed” from NASA every time.

Astronaut of the Japanese space agency JAXA Norishige Kanai, upon arrival at the orbit, intends to treat his colleagues with dishes of Japanese cuisine. On board the Union MC-07, the symbols of the Continental Hockey League (KHL) will be delivered to the station - a reduced copy of the Gagarin Cup, as well as a hockey puck.

“Russian ships of the new MS series are equipped with an improved traffic control and navigation system, as well as an upgraded docking system and an internal transition. In addition, the increased area and power of the photovoltaic cells allows solar cells to generate more energy for the power systems and for the heating of the crew on board. In addition, the "Union MC-07" - new communication systems, direction finding, on-board measurements and ensuring the thermal regime ", - stated in the material.

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[Mountain shooter]

But Russia has a "trampoline"! Reliable

[Thrall]

Do not remind of Rogozin on Sunday, please

[hrych]

Quote: Thrall

Do not remind Rogozin on Sunday

To increase libido on Sunday

[bulvas]

Quote: hrych

Quote: Thrall

Do not remind Rogozin on Sunday

To increase libido on Sunday

Recently read insanely interesting fiction
"Semievie" by Neil Stevenson
there is just about orbiting astronautics, so there for NASA astronauts and the rest is required knowledge of the Russian language

I recommend that the book turned out to be so interesting that out of respect for the author I bought it at Liters

[hrych]

Do not speak Russian, there is nothing to do in space

[bulvas]

Quote: hrych

Do not speak Russian, there is nothing to do in space

This is the law of nature

[Black5Raven]

Quote: hrych

Do not speak Russian, there is nothing to do in space

Do not speak English, there is nothing to do in space. Law of nature . Surprised?
* Roscosmos forces astronauts to learn English *

[hrych]

Quote: Black5Raven

Roscosmos forces astronauts to learn English

No, it makes you learn Georgian Yiddish

[bulvas]

Quote: Black5Raven

Do not speak English, there is nothing to do in space. Law of nature . Surprised?

it was necessary so:

Do not speak English
are childbearing?

it would turn out more expressively

Why are you surprised?
English is taught from school, for any specialist in. lang Necessary, surprised?

[Piramidon]

Quote: Thrall

Do not remind of Rogozin on Sunday, please

Let me remind you, at least not, but so far, apart from the "trampoline", the Yankees have nothing to deliver their akhastnoastonavtov. So they fly on our "minibuses"

[Pirogov]

An anecdote in the subject.

Yesterday at the ISS, the astronauts celebrated the birthday of their American colleague, and also made three spacewalks. - Smoke twice, and once explained to a colleague who is in charge of the ISS !!! ...

[PN]

Speaking of trampoline. In recent years, one thing has been surprising. Rockets with astronauts fly successfully, but for some reason trucks often do not reach ...

[Awaz]

do not jinx it. However, the topic is that on manned ships it is still afraid to conduct experiments to save and improve efficiency. And they try to save on trucks ...

[Piramidon]

Quote: PN

Speaking of trampoline. In recent years, one thing has been surprising. Rockets with astronauts fly successfully, but for some reason trucks often do not reach ...

It’s not necessary to pile everything together and gasp our rockets. They are all in perfect order. but with all the modern bells and whistles such as software on the "Frigate" - a problem.

[Star]

There are suspicions that this is all sabotage.

[siberalt]

Soviet Baikonur, Russia rents it from Kazakhstan.

[Karakut]

Kazakhs Baikanur. well guarded! Thank you .. You can’t disguise yourself in the steppe)))

[Jedi]

By now, the separation of the manned spacecraft from the launch vehicle has already taken place.

Glory to Faberge! Successful flight!

[sabakina]

Max, , everything would be fine, but so many years have passed since the flight of Yuri Gagarin, and we are flying everything on Soyuz.

[Jedi]

Glory, hello! So what? The United States flew shuttles - and where are they now? The museums are. "Unions" are reliable ships, especially since they are being modernized.

[sabakina]

Max, that reliable and fly, it is very good. There is no breakthrough. In general, I love science fiction, I hope to see something such and such during life.

[Jedi]

As for science fiction, I understand you, for it’s itself.

[Star]

It's good that after Gorbachev and Yeltsin are not on the stupas.

[Going]

That's nice, successful work and successful return.

[RUSLAN]

Astronaut of the Japanese space agency JAXA Norishige Kanai And with what fright did the yapi become astronauts? I don’t remember that they landed somewhere ...

[Blackmokona]

Astronaut is a synonym for astronaut, for this you do not need to land

[RUSLAN]

fundamentally not a true statement!

[PN]

Justify.

[RUSLAN]

I don’t see the point, Google help!

[sabakina]

Yes, everything is simple. They were going to master the stars without a “space toilet”, and in spite of us they called their “astronauts”.

[Blackmokona]

They already have Russian technology

[sabakina]

BlackMokona, as I understand it, did they still capitalize on the toilet? Or didn’t they still tell them about the file?

[Blackmokona]

In 90 years, everything that the United States wanted, everything was transferred.
There are three toilets on the ISS, and only two of them are of Russian production.

[slipped]

there are two toilets on the ISS and both of them are Russian-made, a third toilet of Russian-made will arrive at the station in the Nauka module at the end of 2018.

[Paranoid50]

Quote: RUSLAN

And with what fright did yapi become astronauts?

So, just called.

The most amazing thing is that the first Japanese astronaut ... was not an astronaut at all! He was born in the midst of World War II, in 1942, and could hardly have imagined what the future awaited him: that the spacecraft of the Soviet Union, the then enemy of Japan, which defeated the Kwantung Army in 1945, would not only bring it into orbit a lot decades later, and will make the first Japanese astronaut. The road to space began for Akiyama in 1966 - it was in this year that he joined the TVS and Radio Corporation TVS (Tokyo Broadcasting System). In it, he progressed well, occupying more and more significant positions, and in 1989 he was selected for the commercial space flight program, a contract for which TVS concluded with the Soviet Union to mark the 40th anniversary of its founding. Thus, Akiyama was also the first professional journalist in space, not only in Japan but also in the world!

Since October 1989, he trained at the Cosmonaut Training Center. Gagarin, and on December 2, 1990, on the Soyuz TM-11 spacecraft, it launched into space. The crew commander was V.M. Afanasyev, the flight engineer was M.Kh. Manarov, both were Soviet cosmonauts.

The ship docked with the Mir station, the Japanese spent about 5 days on it. During this time, he conducted live reports from orbit and even set up scientific experiments ... with Japanese tree frogs! In total, his flight lasted 7 days, 21 hours and 54 minutes. Unfortunately, it turned out that journalists are not very suitable for space flight: despite training, Akiyama had problems with the vestibular apparatus during the flight, the so-called space sickness.

No less interesting was his career after the flight. In 1991, he shot a report in Kazakhstan about the fate of the Aral Sea. In 1995, he resigned from his corporation in protest against its commercialization. After that, the first Japanese astronaut ... set up a mushroom and rice farm in Fukushima Prefecture! Indeed, Japan got the most non-standard first astronaut in the world

[aszzz888]

...: flew, however. ... good luck good:

[Thunderbolt]

It’s good to fix and fix the Internet, the puck and KHL symbols are great!
But I would like to elaborate on the scientific work that is carried out in space, all the same, considerable money is paid for rolling them. Earlier, they used to grow newts, but what scientific program this time?

[slipped]

According to the Russian program of scientific and applied research, including joint experiments with NASA and ESA, during the expedition ISS-54, 53 scientific and applied experiments are planned to study the Earth and space.

It is planned to conduct 297 sessions of experiments, including in the following areas: Earth and space exploration - 44,8%; man in space - 18,5%; space exploration technologies - 27,6%. The experiments in the areas of “Space Biology and Biotechnology”, “Physicochemical Processes and Materials in Space Conditions”, as well as “Education and Promotion of Space Research” account for 9,1% of the total volume of applied scientific experiments.

The spacewalk under the RS program from СО1 is planned for February 2, 2018.

[Karakut]

It is necessary to launch such at the new cosmodrome .. hehe Together with the satellites! Everything will be a bunch at once ..

[sabakina]

Vital , first read your post, then looked at your profile picture .... "What the hell did I write this for?"

[Karakut]

Quote: sabakina

Vital , first read your post, then looked at your profile picture .... "What the hell did I write this for?"

Glory happens! "comrades" are caught! I warn you ..

[Normal ok]

Soyuz-FG successfully launched the new crew of the ISS from Baikonur

To start on Russian rockets the astronauts must have titanium eggs

[Simon]

Quote: hrych

Do not speak Russian, there is nothing to do in space

Only the "Ukrainian advanced space power", as Poroshenko said, will be hard, they are trying to forget the Russian language, they will pop on rumors. In space, they will be accepted for aliens!

[Holoy]

It is good that at least the Samara RCC Progress was not combined with the Moscow FSUE GKNPTs named after M.V. Khrunichev ... And then Kirdyk and the Unions would have been!
Samara has its own school, and is more successful! Yes, and universities are stronger in mathematics ...

[Piramidon]

I’m wondering, but are these pindo-astronauts not afraid that they will be subjected to counter-sanctions and forced to get to the ground on their own?
Py.Sy. They remind me now of Belka and Strelka, who did not know when, who and how they would lower them from orbit.

[Topgun]

the spacecraft Dragon cargo ship has life support systems ...

[Piramidon]

Quote: Topgun

the spacecraft Dragon cargo ship has life support systems ...

And what, this dragon will be able to deliver amerstranavtov from the ISS to the earth? I have never heard of such an option. Let's expand the article with a link, pliz.

[Topgun]

which link?
you described the impossible event "they will be subject to counter-sanctions and forced to get to the ground on their own" ...
I wrote that there is an opportunity (which they will never take advantage of) - the truck has 11 cubic meters of internal space, a sealed compartment with a life support system (they carry "biology" for experiments into space and take it to the ground), but people will go down on it only if the station is captured evil monster and break the unions that are there, no one seriously thinks about it because there will NEVER be a need for this and I will not give you links :))

[Simon]

Quote: sabakina

Yes, everything is simple. They were going to master the stars without a “space toilet”, and in spite of us they called their “astronauts”.

Well, that’s a good thing. They put their ass in the hatch and do their thing, and there is no need for a toilet. They have experience, they flew to the moon! And this is the week.

[senima56]

Good luck guys!

[voyaka uh]

We wish you a successful docking.
Today, a Dragon launched by Space X a couple of days ago should dock at the station.
What did they plan two docks in a row?

[BVS]

Who are they? After all, Dragon launched by Space X is American (NASA), and Soyuz MS-07 is Russian (Roscosmos).

[voyaka uh]

So the station is common, as it were.

[Karakut]

Quote: voyaka uh

So the station is common, as it were.

Well, like that ogogo .. Our Crimea and the station may be ours ..!

[slipped]

Therefore, the Union flies in a two-day scheme. NASA asked because of delays with the Dragon. We fly around.)))