The Soyuz-FG launch vehicle successfully launched a ship with crew into orbit

The first launch of the Soyuz-FG launch vehicle with the Soyuz MS-11 spacecraft, which will deliver the next crew to the International Space Station (ISS), was made from the Baikonur cosmodrome.

Initially, the launch was planned for December 20, but due to the 11 incident of October of this year, a new crew did not arrive on the ISS, and the return of the old crew is scheduled before December 20. Thus, the station for some time would be without crew and observation. As a result, it was decided to shift the date of the next launch. The crew went into orbit with three people: the crew commander is a Russian, Oleg Kononenko, a Canadian, David Saint-Jacques, and an American, Anne Charlotte McClain. The new crew will spend the day on orbit 194.

During the flight to orbit, all the blocks worked out normally, the side blocks successfully separated from the central one. After going into orbit, the Soyuz-MS-11 manned spacecraft headed for the international station. The docking of the ship with the station is scheduled for today, according to plans it will happen in 20: 36 Moscow time. of time.

Comments

[Irokez]

Well, but you were afraid that Russia could not launch rockets successfully.

[Tatyana]

Ha! Again a foreign feminist was taken with them in a carriage! Apparently, without female hysteria from foreigners, male astronauts in orbit are bored!
God forbid that the new foreign cosmonaut - hysterically from the intolerable human smells by her - also did not pick up the Russian station!

Successful docking and successful flight!

[Boris Nevzorov]

I ran through many sites - there is a heart-rending cry of liberals and other enemies of Russia.
I got the impression that these liberals and others were launched into space from the dill trampoline, and besides, without a spacesuit.
If these gentlemen squeal like that, then Russia is doing everything right.

Well, and the crew-chic docking!

[Fungus]

There are no liberals. There is a fifth column! Know that.

[Boris Nevzorov]

You forgot to mention the sixth column — know that.
I hope I don’t need to explain to you - what is the difference between the fifth and sixth columns?
The sixth column is the main existential enemy of Russia

[antivirus]

stability is a sign of skill
the trampoline worked normally

[venik]

Quote: Tatiana

Apparently, without female hysteria from foreigners, male astronauts in orbit are bored!

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Well, straight from the tongue! Imagine - half a year "in orbit", yes in zero gravity, yes in "confined space", but with complete (well, or "almost complete") absence of "booze" ... You can also "run wild" !!!
And so - at least occasional tantrums with "smashing dishes" (although, of course, in zero gravity, this is extremely difficult!) - well, almost "like home" - it seems that it never flew away ...

[credo]

Quote: Tatiana

Ha! Again a foreign feminist was taken with them in a carriage! Apparently, without female hysteria from foreigners, male astronauts in orbit are bored!
God forbid that the new foreign cosmonaut - hysterically from the intolerable human smells by her - also did not pick up the Russian station!

Against the background of talk about giving birth in space, it is possible that Anne Charlotte MacLaine is being prepared for this "mission" and instead of hysterics the whole world will "enjoy" the birth pangs of the first astronaut in labor on the air. But the United States will finally be able to declare its undeniable primacy in a single issue.

[AVGUST]

Yes, a woman on a ship is for trouble, but then, if anything, she will be with whom to do sekas ....

[credo]

With an initiative. We are waiting for the same successful docking.

[Skay]

Uff ... everyone exhaled together ...
Have a good dock!

[svp67]

AND THANK GOD. The main thing is that they don't forget to take the "epoxy" with them, about all sorts of precipitations ...

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: svp67

The main thing is that they don't forget to take the "epoxy" with them, about all sorts of precipitations ...

Major McClain participated in the Iraq war and was part of the US rugby team. Let's hope that her balls for the rollers will not roll.

[SOF]

Quote: Mordvin 3

Major McClain

... isn’t her dad, with tough nuts ( ), repeatedly saved the world?
.... then, I think, sabotage at the station is excluded !!! .....

[svp67]

Quote: Mordvin 3

Major McClain

Irish? Yes, "die hard"

[Terenin]

[quote = Mordvin 3] [quote = svp67] The main thing is that you don't forget to take the "epoxy" with you, about all sorts of outbursts ... [/ quote]
Major McClain participated in the Iraq war and was part of the US rugby team. Let's hope that her balls for the rollers will not roll.

How can one not roll the roller-balls when they themselves gave information about it: participated in the war and rugby, for the head, not chess at all. I doubt it, however
[Center]

[Zubr]

Well, that's nice. I never doubted our launch vehicles. And the docking will take place regularly ..

[Archivist Vasya]

We will wait for a successful docking before rejoicing. And then with these failures lately ...
This time, as I understand it, there was no online broadcast, or was it simply not reported to every fireman?

[andranick]

It was conducted, and by the Roskosmos, and nasa, looked. He who seeks will always find (s)

[Archivist Vasya]

I didn’t search, but on the internet there was not a single news or advertising banner about direct reporting from the launch anywhere anywhere - that’s what I mean.

[slipped]

It's funny to hear that. On the pipe, on the Yuzhny channel, on the official website of Roscosmos, on the VK in the official group ... there was info everywhere.

[Irokez]

As I understand it, there was a planned check of the rescue system and the American reaction to it. Well, there to test diapers or something else.

[Mountain shooter]

Well, this is expected. Although it can not but rejoice ... Here is the operation of the rescue system, it is real in such conditions that it was just aye, and it WORKED! This is real SUCCESS ... and we sprinkled ash on our heads

[meGrail]

Yes, stop you already describe the accident as SUCCESS, sometimes even a BIG TRIUMPH
Funny, is not it

[Rostislav Prokopenko]

How success is described not by an accident, but by the regular operation of the emergency rescue system.

[Henderson]

Success is when everything is working properly. An emergency landing, albeit a successful one, is no longer a success, it’s lucky that we are alive.

[aristok]

Four-turn approach to the ISS - 6 hours
It is very fast - not two days as before.
Well done ballistics!

[voyaka uh]

Good afternoon! Congratulations

[ANCIENT]

Alexei, maybe, still, wait for the docking, I hope that it is successful.

[ANCIENT]

spit it out, and knock 3 times on the tree, we will rejoice when we have successfully docked and will transfer to the station.

[Conductor]

Sanctions are sanctions, and sanctioners fly from us and on our technology.

[mavrus]

Did you check the American drone carrying the drill?

[Comrade Beria]

There is no silver lining. The last unsuccessful launch showed that astronauts can be saved in a rather difficult situation, and this is important psychologically. It’s one thing that you know that, theoretically, you must be saved, and it’s quite another when you see in practice that the chances of salvation are quite high.

[meGrail]

When they don’t write about Mask launches here, it’s clear that a missile launch is an ordinary event

[Fungus]

Musk has nothing to do with Russia what to write about him?

[aristok]

Quote: meGrail

When they don’t write about Mask launches here, it’s clear that a missile launch is an ordinary event

and what, Musk launched people?

[san4es]

Soyuz-FG launch vehicle with Soyuz MS-11 TPK

The crew of the ship with the call sign "Antares": Oleg Kononenko, David Saint-Jacques and Ann McClain conduct the final training.

[seregin-s1]

Upon return, Kononenko must be accused of harassment!)

[Conductor]

Well, in 194 days you can tolerate by tying an ud knot. Node print

[Conductor]

By the way, is D. Rogozin going to inspect the moon?

[Conductor]

Che minus that !!! He blurted out this himself.

[Hole puncher]

It is unpleasant that previously banal events again cause excitement and concern. I hope everything will return to its former rails

[wicked pinnochio]

well, we will wait for the dock soon

[Old26]

Quote: Rostislav Prokopenko

How success is described not by an accident, but by the regular operation of the emergency rescue system.

Pancake. There is an emergency rescue system. If it works properly, the crew is saved. If not. - "Everlasting memory". So far, the second time it worked properly. But, this is about the same as a catapult and a parachute on the same fighter. What kind of success can be made of this? It worked normally - and thank God

Quote: Irokez

As I understand it, there was a planned check of the rescue system and the American reaction to it. Well, there to test diapers or something else.

And what was the planned check? Everything worked properly, what was checked? Or do the patriots come up with something that was not there? If the current - everything is normal, if the previous launch, then who checked? Everyone was in the same situation. With or without diapers. our cosmonauts or their astronauts were all in an emergency situation, which everyone seems to be waiting for, but no one wants. Do not think that ours rejoiced in this situation, and the Americans tested diapers.

Quote: svp67

Irish? Yes, "die hard"

Yeah. 216 sorties in an OH-58 reconnaissance helicopter with a total duration of 850 hours - it means something. Plus then a school of test pilots. The girl is "pro"

Quote: aristok

Four-turn approach to the ISS - 6 hours
It is very fast - not two days as before.
Well done ballistics!

Now this scheme is most often used. More profitable in terms of time

Quote: Comrade Beria

There is no silver lining. The last unsuccessful launch showed that astronauts can be saved in a rather difficult situation, and this is important psychologically. It’s one thing that you know that, theoretically, you must be saved, and it’s quite another when you see in practice that the chances of salvation are quite high.

It happened before. test from scratch, when on September 26, 1983, a few seconds before launch, due to the fire of the launch vehicle, the emergency rescue system of the Soyuz-T10 / 1 spacecraft worked. The descent vehicle with the astronauts landed safely not far from the launch pad ...

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