Wow!
After all these years, someone can still make a big mistake. Not enough time was provided for a gyroscope to stabilize during the burn cycle.
The hold on Proton launches has been lifted and we can still expect to see Quetzsat 1 launched this fall.
ILS Breeze Failure Press Report
That was the other failure of a Soyuz rocket that was on a resupply mission to the ISS. Report: Russia Identifies Cause of Rocket Launch Failure | Soyuz Rocket & Progress 44 Spacecraft Crash | Russian Space Accident Investigation | Space.comWell that's good news. And should stop the talk of leaving the ISS unmanned.
Might want to fix that link.
Any word on the Viasat1 Proton launch?
October 15th or middle of November.
NASASpaceFlight.com Forum - Index
(Look under Russian launcher section)
Let's hope that the engineers programmed the correct parameters this time.
Anik has posted the launch time: Sept 29 18:32 UTC or 12:32 PM Mountain Daylight
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