O3b (4 sats) - Soyuz-STB/Fregat-MT (VS08 ) - Куру/Синнамари ELS - 10.07.2014 18:55 UTC

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http://www.spaceflightnow.com/soyuz/vs08/140424shipment/#.U1uEs6L-5eI

O3b satellites next in Soyuz queue in French Guiana
BY STEPHEN CLARK
SPACEFLIGHT NOW
Posted: April 24, 2014
 
After correcting a defect discovered on four spacecraft already in orbit, Thales Alenia Space has shipped the second group of four O3b Networks Ltd. broadband communications satellites to French Guiana for final launch preparations and fueling ahead of liftoff in June, officials announced Thursday.
 
Artist's concept of O3b satellites in orbit. Credit: Thales Alenia Space
 
 The O3b communications satellites are next on the Soyuz launch manifest at the Guiana Space Center in South America, with their arrival at the launch base occurring two weeks before the shipment of Europe's first two fully operational Galileo navigation satellites.
The Galileo satellites are due to be transported to French Guiana on May 7 from the European Space Agency's test center in the Netherlands, according to Mario de Lepine, a spokesperson for Arianespace, which operates the Soyuz launcher from the Guiana Space Center.
The launch of the first two Galileo Full Operational Capability, or FOC, satellites is scheduled for August, de Lepine said.
Although ESA claims the Galileo satellites would be ready for launch before the end of June, officials said Arianespace's decision to launch the O3b satellites first was based on which payload arrived at the launch site first.
The O3b satellites were scheduled for launch in September 2013, and the satellites were already in French Guiana preparing for launch before the four spacecraft were shipped back to the Thales Alenia Space factory in Rome to repair a defect discovered on four identical satellites launched for O3b in June 2013.
 
One of the four O3b satellites is loaded into a shipping container at Thales Alenia Space in Rome. Credit: O3b Networks
 
 O3b Networks, based in the Channel Islands, never officially disclosed the specific problem detected on the company's first four satellites. Sources familiar with the glitch said the defect was in the spacecraft's communications system, but they declined to reveal details.
The launch of the second set of four O3b satellites is currently scheduled for around June 27, and an additional four O3b payloads are on track for liftoff on another Soyuz flight in November.
"Our satellites are now on their way to French Guiana and will be launched in late June," said Steve Collar, CEO of O3b Networks, in a press release Thursday. "In the meantime, we continue to roll out our commercial service, bringing up customers on the initial constellation."
O3b's name stands for the "other 3 billion," referring to the number of people beyond the reach of fiber connectivity. The satellites are designed to link customers in developing countries with the global Internet infrastructure from a unique orbit about 5,000 miles, or 8,000 kilometers, over the equator.
 
 [SIZE=-2]The O3b satellites depart the Thales Alenia Space factor in Rome. Credit: O3b Networks[/SIZE]
 
 The startup company inaugurated service in March with its current fleet of four satellites. Telecom Cook Islands was the first customer to use the satellite-based broadband service, and Collar said in March that O3b had demonstrated high-speed connectivity on Royal Caribbean's cruise liner Oasis of the Seas.
"The reaction that we have had so far from customers and end users has been spectacular. We have been saying that O3b will deliver 'fiber from the sky' and our customers are now telling us that they are experiencing exactly that," Collar said in a statement. "The combination of high speed and low latency is compelling. We can't wait to get our next four satellites in orbit and to bring more customers and services online."
The company says tests with customers have attained throughput of up to 1.6 gigabits per second and round trip latency below 150 milliseconds, beyond the system's designed capabilities.
Because O3b took the first slot in Arianespace's Soyuz manifest, the launch of the first two Galileo FOC satellites is expected some time in August, officials said.
The Galileo navigation system is a joint project between ESA and the European Commission, the executive body of the European Union.
 
 [SIZE=-2]One of the first two Galileo FOC satellites during testing. Credit: ESA[/SIZE]
 
 Arianespace aims to launch four Soyuz rockets from French Guiana this year. One of the missions is already in the books after the successful deployment of Europe's Sentinel 1A satellite in orbit April 3, marking the first launch for the EU's flagship Copernicus Earth observation program.
European officials are pushing to launch six Galileo satellites this year, which may be feasible if Arianespace opts to put four spacecraft on a single Ariane 5 rocket mission at the end of 2014. Officials say the development of a special satellite dispenser to accommodate four Galileo satellites on an Ariane 5 rocket is on track to be ready for launch by December.

Follow Stephen Clark on Twitter: @StephenClark1.

[Salo]

http://www.o3bnetworks.com/media-centre/press-releases/2014/o3b-satellites-begin-journey-to-le-centre-spatial-guyanais

24 April, 2014
O3b satellites begin journey to Le Centre Spatial Guyanais

Company preparing for launch of satellites 5-8 in its constellation
St. John, Jersey, Channel Islands –O3b Networks  announces that its second group of 4 satellites have begun their journey from the Thales Alenia Space facility in Rome to the launch site from Le Centre Spatial Guyanais (CSG) at Kourou in French Guiana.
The company's first 4 satellites, which we were launched in 2013, are operating successfully in orbit. Telecom Cook Islands was the first customer to be brought up on the constellation earlier this year. Many more customers are completing testing and will be turning up commercial service before the next launch.
Tests with customers have attained stunning throughput of up to 1.6Gbps and round trip latency below 150msec. Live interoperability testing reveals that O3b's innovative Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) satellite constellation can support the low latency required for cutting edge 4G/LTE technologies.
Steve Collar, CEO of O3b Networks said:
"Our satellites are now on their way to French Guiana and will be launched in late June. In the meantime, we continue to roll out our commercial service, bringing up customers on the initial constellation."
  "The reaction that we have had so far from customers and end users has been spectacular.   We have been saying that O3b will deliver 'Fiber from the Sky' and our customers are now telling us that they are experiencing exactly that.  The combination of high speed and low latency is compelling.  We can't wait to get our next 4 satellites in orbit and to bring more customers and services on line."

[DAP]

С интересов узнал, что название O3b означает "other 3 billion", оставшиеся 3 миллиарда, символизирующее число людей в мире без доступа к быстрому (оптика) интернету.

[Salo]

http://www.arianespace.com/news-mission-update/2014/1162.asp

The second cluster of O3b Networks satellites is welcomed in French Guiana for an Arianespace Soyuz launch
 
April 28, 2014 – Soyuz Flight VS08
O3b Networks spacecraft for Arianespace's next launch to help "bridge the digital divide" have been delivered to French Guiana, marking a key step in preparations for this upcoming Soyuz mission fr om the Spaceport.
The four satellites arrived this month aboard a chartered Antonov An-124 cargo jetliner that landed at Félix Eboué Airport near the capital city of Cayenne, and were transferred by road to the Spaceport – wh ere pre-launch processing is to commence.
This next Soyuz mission is designated Flight VS08 in Arianespace's launcher family numbering system, signifying the eighth liftoff of the medium-lift workhorse since its 2011 introduction at French Guiana.
The launch follows Arianespace's June 2013 orbiting of the initial four O3b satellites, which were produced by Thales Alenia Space and provided the first step in O3b Networks' creation of a space-based constellation to deliver telecommunications and Internet services over Asia, Africa, South America, Australia and the Middle East.
 Using the constellation of satellites to be lofted by Arianespace, O3b Networks' strategy is to provide billions of consumers and businesses in nearly 180 countries with low-cost, high-speed, low latency Internet and mobile connectivity.

   
One of O3b Networks' satellites delivered to French Guiana is unloaded in its protective shipping container from the An-124 cargo jetliner.


All four spacecraft are ready for their convoy from Cayenne's Félix Eboué Airport to the Spaceport.

[Salo]

http://www.arianespace.com/news-mission-update/2014/1167.asp

Pre-launch processing begins for the O3b Networks satellites to be orbited on Arianespace's upcoming Soyuz flight

May 6, 2014 – Soyuz Flight VS08
The next four satellites to serve O3b Networks in providing emerging market connectivity worldwide have entered their checkout phase at the Spaceport in French Guiana, readying them for launch on an Arianespace Soyuz mission planned for late June/early July.
These spacecraft are now inside the Spaceport's S1B clean room facility, and are being removed fr om the individual shipping containers that protected them during a trans-Atlantic cargo jetliner flight from Europe to the equatorial launch site.
The O3b Networks satellites were produced by Thales Alenia Space, and have a trapezoidal-shaped main body to facilitate their integration on the Soyuz vehicle's payload dispenser system. Outfitted with Ka-band transponders, the four spacecraft are to be positioned after launch at a medium-orbit altitude of 8,062 km.
This upcoming Soyuz mission is designated Flight VS08 in Arianespace's launcher family numbering system, signifying the eighth liftoff of the medium-lift workhorse from the Spaceport since its 2011 introduction at French Guiana.
Arianespace orbited the initial four O3b Networks satellites on another Soyuz mission performed in June 2013. It marked the first step in O3b Networks' creation of a space-based constellation to provide billions of consumers and businesses in nearly 180 countries with low-cost, high-speed, low latency Internet and mobile connectivity – delivering services over Asia, Africa, South America, Australia and the Middle East.
 Soyuz is part of Arianespace's three-member launcher family, which also includes the heavy-lift Ariane 5 and lightweight Vega – which also are operated at the Spaceport.

   
One of the four O3b Networks satellites is removed from its shipping container inside the Spaceport's S1B clean room facility,


wh ere each of these Ku-band spacecraft will be entering their pre-launch processing

[che wi]

Очередная российская ракета-носитель "Союз-СТ" готовится к запуску с космодрома Куру в июле
http://armstass.su/?page=article&aid=127989&cid=25

БЕРЛИН, 21 мая. (АРМС-ТАСС). Очередная российская ракета-носитель "Союз-СТ" готовится к запуску с космодрома Куру, который запланирован на июль. Всего с космодрома Куру в этом году планируется осуществить четыре запуска ракет "Союз-СТ", первый из которых был успешно осуществлен 4 апреля.

Как сообщил корреспонденту АРМС-ТАСС на международном авиакосмическом салоне ИЛА-2014 заместитель генерального директора "ЦСКБ-Прогресс" Сергей Тюлевин, всего в Гвианском космическом центре в настоящее время имеется две российские ракеты "Союз-СТ". Тюлевин напомнил, что действующим контрактом предусматривается поставка 21 ракеты "Союз" в интересах французского оператора пусковых услуг "Арианспейс", семь из которых уже успешно стартовали с космодрома Куру. В апреле текущего года было подписано допсоглашение к основному контракту на поставку еще семи российских ракет.

Техническими специалистами "Арианспейс" и российской стороны прорабатывается возможность использования различных ракет-носителей семейства "Союз" для выведения существующих на рынке полезных нагрузок. В целом весь опцион включает производство 50 ракет для французского оператора.

[Salo]

http://www.arianespace.com/news-mission-update/2014/1172.asp

July 10th launch date set for Arianespace's Soyuz mission with O3b Networks' second satellite cluster

June 5, 2014 – Soyuz Flight VS08

Arianespace's next Soyuz flight from the Spaceport in French Guiana – which will loft four O3b Networks satellites to bring connectivity to the "other three billion" people in emerging markets – is now scheduled for July 10.

Liftoff of the Soyuz ST-B launcher is planned for 3:55:56 p.m. local time in French Guiana.

Designated Soyuz Flight VS08 in the company's numbering system, this is the eighth launch of Arianespace's medium-lift vehicle from French Guiana and Soyuz' second mission for O3b Networks – following a June 2013 launch of the company's first four satellites.

Launched into a circular orbit at an altitude of 7,830 km., O3b Networks' second cluster of satellites will join its space-based constellation to deliver low-cost, high-speed, low latency Internet and mobile connectivity services over Asia, Africa, South America, Australia and the Middle East.

Launch window for VS08:

UTC
At 18:55:56 on July 10, 2014

[che wi]

Payload fueling begins for Arianespace's Soyuz flight with the next four O3b Networks satellites
http://www.arianespace.com/news-mission-update/2014/1174.asp

The upcoming Arianespace Soyuz mission for O3b Networks has entered its next phase of preparations, as fueling is now underway in French Guiana with this global satellite service provider's second batch of spacecraft – which will deliver connectivity to emerging markets worldwide.

Fueling of these four satellites, which is taking place inside the Spaceport's S5 payload preparation building, will be completed in separate processes – clearing the way for integration on a dispenser system that will deploy each during Arianespace's July 10 flight with its workhorse Soyuz launcher.

Thales Alenia Space produced the O3b Networks spacecraft, which have a trapezoidal-shaped main body to facilitate their installation on the Soyuz dispenser.  Equipped with Ka-band transponders, the satellites are to be positioned after launch at a medium-orbit altitude of 8,062 km.

O3b Networks' initial four satellites were orbited on another Arianespace Soyuz mission performed in June 2013. It marked the first step in O3b Networks' creation of a space-based constellation to provide billions of consumers and businesses in nearly 180 countries with low-cost, high-speed, low latency Internet and mobile connectivity – delivering services over Asia, Africa, South America, Australia and the Middle East.

The approaching July 10 mission is designated Flight VS08 in Arianespace's launcher family numbering system, signifying the eighth liftoff of the medium-lift Soyuz from the Spaceport since its 2011 introduction at French Guiana.

[Space Alien]

«Союз в ГКЦ»: пусковая кампания идет по графику


На комплексе запуска «Союз» в Гвианском космическом центре (Французская Гвиана) продолжаются работы в рамках пусковой кампании ракеты-носителя (РН) «Союз-СТ-Б» с космическим аппаратом (КА) «О3В».

В настоящее время в монтажно-испытательном корпусе специалистами предприятий Роскосмоса проводятся работы по подготовке РН «Союз-СТ-Б» к электрическим и пневмовакуумным испытаниям, а в техническом комплексе сооружения «S3В» ведутся работы по заправке разгонного блока «Фрегат» компонентами ракетного топлива.
В соответствии с графиком пусковой кампании на 19 июня запланировано начало комплексных испытаний систем стартового комплекса (СК) перед вывозом, приемом и установкой ракеты-носителя.

Особенностью СК в Гвианском космическом центре является раздельная транспортировка трех ступеней РН (горизонтально) и космической головной части (вертикально) с последующей сборкой РКН на пусковой установке с использованием мобильной башни обслуживания.
Ракета-носитель «Союз-СТ» — модификация российской трехступенчатой РН «Союз-2» с разгонным блоком (РБ) «Фрегат-МТ» и головным обтекателем (ГО) СТ (ø 4,11 м), адаптированная к условиям запуска из ГКЦ.

Запуск ракеты-носителя «Союз-СТ-Б» с космическим аппаратом «О3В» запланирован на 10 июля с.г.

http://www.federalspace.ru/20697/

[Salo]

http://www.arianespace.com/news-mission-update/2014/1175.asp

The O3b Networks payload "cluster" takes form for Arianespace's upcoming Soyuz launch

June 19, 2014 – Soyuz Flight VS08

Payload integration is underway for the four O3b Networks connectivity satellites to be orbited by Arianespace on its next Soyuz mission, scheduled for liftoff on July 10 from the Spaceport in French Guiana.

This integration involves a step-by-step installation of the spacecraft on a tube-shaped dispenser system, with the activity taking place inside the Spaceport's S5 payload preparation facility.

The dispenser will release O3b Networks' four satellites into a medium-altitude Earth orbit during the mission, enabling these platforms to join the company's initial batch of connectivity spacecraft lofted by Arianespace aboard another Soyuz in June 2013.

Thales Alenia Space produced the Ka-band relay platforms, which have a liftoff mass of approximately 700 kg. each and will create a constellation providing telecommunications and Internet services over Asia, Africa, South America, Australia and the Middle East – combining the global reach of satellite coverage with the speed of a fiber-optic network.

The July 10 flight will be Arianespace's eighth mission from French Guiana with its workhorse medium-lift Soyuz, and carries the VS08 designation in the company's launcher family numbering system.  Soyuz joins Arianespace's other two launchers in service at the Spaceport: the heavy-lift Ariane 5, and lightweight Vega.




The second of four O3b Networks satellites to be orbited on Arianespace's upcoming Soyuz mission is integrated on the dispenser system during activity in the Spaceport's S5 payload preparation building.  Soyuz Flight VS08 will be the second performed for O3b Networks.

[che wi]

Fuelling complete
http://www.o3bnetworks.com/additional-pages/blog/fuelling-complete

In just two weeks O3b's second set of birds will launch from Kourou, French Guiana. We have successfully completed the fuelling phase of the launch campaign. Satellite FM6 was the last of the four satellites to be fuelled. Now complete, this marks the end of the launch campaign's fuelling phase. The final satellite is now being prepared for mating to the dispenser.

At this end of the week, we will enter the final stretch of the launch campaign, know as the Combined Operations phase (POC).

This phase will take 10 days and consists of moving the satellite / dispenser from the Hazardous Processing Facility (HPF / S5A) to the S3B building on D minus 7 (Launch Day minus 7 days).  Here the satellite / dispenser will be mated to the FREGAT (Soyuz upper stage) and then encapsulated (Fairing Integration) on D minus 5.  The Upper Composite (satellites / dispenser / FREGAT) will then be transferred to the launch pad / ZLS and hoisted on top of the launcher on D minus 3.  After final checkouts, the satellites will be ready to be launched on D0 (Day of Launch).

Stay tuned as we make our descent to the launch pad...July 10, 2014

[Salo]

http://www.arianespace.com/news-mission-update/2014/1177.asp

O3b's satellite cluster receives its orbital "kick" for the upcoming Arianespace Soyuz launch

July 2, 2014 – Soyuz Flight VS08

The next satellite cluster for O3b Networks' affordable, high-speed connectivity system has been mated to its Fregat upper stage in French Guiana, marking one of the final steps in Arianespace's Soyuz launch campaign for a liftoff next week from the Spaceport.

During operations in the Spaceport's S3B payload preparation facility, the four satellites – which previously were integrated on their tube-shaped dispenser system – have been mated atop Soyuz' Fregat upper stage. The highly flexible Fregat stage will perform multiple burns during Arianespace's July 10 flight, deploying the spacecraft into orbit.

This week's mating operation with Fregat will be followed by Soyuz' subsequent rollout to the ELS launch complex near the French Guiana town of Sinnamary, allowing the satellite payload to be installed on the medium-lift workhorse launcher.

The July 10 mission, designated Flight VS08 in Arianespace's launcher family numbering system, will be the eighth with Soyuz since the vehicle's 2011 introduction at the Spaceport – joining the company's heavy-lift Ariane 5 and lightweight Vega.

Flight VS08 will be the second Arianespace mission at the service of O3b Networks, following the orbiting of its initial four satellites with Soyuz in June 2013.

O3b Networks' Ka-band relay platforms will create a satellite constellation for telecommunications and Internet services that combine high speed and affordable costs for billions of people across the world who do not yet have adequate internet access. Thales Alenia Space produced the spacecraft, which have a liftoff mass of approximately 700 kg. each.

Launch window for VS08

UTC
At 18:55:56 on July 10, 2014






The mating of O3b Networks' four satellites to the Fregat upper stage is shown in this series of photos, beginning with its hoisting inside the Spaceport's S3B payload preparation facility, and their positioning atop Fregat – which is covered by gold-colored thermal insulation.

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http://www.o3bnetworks.com/additional-pages/blog

[Вован]

Вывоз на старт в понедельник 7 июля

[Liss]

Комплект предупреждений для всех заинтересованных лиц:

A0209/14 - RESTRICTED AREA SOR4 ACTIVATED. 09 JUL 09:00 2014 UNTIL 20 JUL 20:10 2014. CREATED: 26 JUN 18:01 2014

A0210/14 - DANGEROUS AREA SOD3 ACTIVATED. DAILY:1720-2040, 10 JUL 17:20 2014 UNTIL 20 JUL 20:40 2014. CREATED: 26 JUN 18:01 2014

N0032/14 - TEMPO RESTRICTED AREA ( ROCKET STAGE FALL VS08 ) 0449N04109W, 0500N04109W, 0459N03959W, 0510N03938W, 0447N03938W ACT. MSL - UNL, 10 JUL 00:00 2014 UNTIL 20 JUL 23:59 2014. CREATED: 04 JUL 01:26 201

A0213/14 - TEMPORARY DANGEROUS AREA ACTIVATED DUE TO ROCKET LAUNCHING SOYOUZ ZC/VS08 LATERAL LIMITS AS FOLLOWS QUADRILATERAL: 0526N03938W 0448N03939W 0450N04109W 0529N04108W. AMSL - UNL, DAILY 1720-2040, 10 JUL 17:20 2014 UNTIL 20 JUL 20:40 2014. CREATED: 27 JUN 11:59 2014

A0212/14 - TEMPORARY DANGEROUS AREA ACTIVATED DUE TO ROCKET LAUNCHING SOYOUZ ZB/VS08 LATERAL LIMITS AS FOLLOWS QUADRILATERAL: 0529N04355W 0501N04356W 0503N04512W 0530N04512W. AMSL - UNL, DAILY 1720-2040, 10 JUL 17:20 2014 UNTIL 20 JUL 20:40 2014. CREATED: 27 JUN 10:43 2014

A0211/14 - TEMPORARY DANGEROUS AREA ACTIVATED DUE TO ROCKET LAUNCHING SOYOUZ ZA/VS08 LATERAL LIMITS AS FOLLOWS QUADRILATERAL: 0529N04936W 0515N04935W 0514N05014W 0529N05014W. AMSL - UNL, DAILY 1720-2040, 10 JUL 17:20 2014 UNTIL 20 JUL 20:40 2014. CREATED: 26 JUN 18:01 2014

NAVAREA IV 514/14
 WESTERN NORTH ATLANTIC.
 FRENCH GUIANA.
 ROCKETS.
 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 1720Z TO 2040Z DAILY
 10 JUL THRU 10 AUG IN AREAS BOUND BY:
 A. 05-29.0N 049-36.0W, 05-15.0N 049-35.0W,
 05-14.0N 050-14.0W, 05-29.0N 050-14.0W. 
 B. 05-29.0N 043-55.0W, 05-01.0N 043-56.0W,
 05-03.0N 045-12.0W, 05-30.0N 045-12.0W.
 C. 05-26.0N 039-38.0W, 04-48.0N 039-39.0W,
 04-50.0N 041-09.0W, 05-29.0N 041-08.0W.
 2. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 1810Z TO 2010Z DAILY
 10 JUL THRU 10 AUG IN AREA BOUND BY
 05-22.0N 052-52.2W, 05-25.9N 052-37.3W,
 05-21.7N 052-31.6W, 05-10.5N 052-38.5W.
 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 102140Z AUG 14.//
 Authority: MARINE GUYANE SOYUZ VS08 131505Z JUN 14.
 Date: 
 Cancel: 10214000 Aug 14

[bavv]

Arianespace ‏@Arianespace · 5 ч.
Photo highlight: #Soyuz is shown suspended over its launch pad after being raised to the vertical position #VS08 pic.twitter.com/T0o9fc4lIa

[Space Alien]

bavv, первое же фото - это Байконуровский "Союз", с Метеором который .

[che wi]

Подготовка к пуску ракеты-носителя «Союз-СТ-Б» с космодрома во Французской Гвиане продолжается
http://www.federalspace.ru/20756/

7 июля в Гвианском космическом центре (Французская Гвиана) был осуществлен вывоз ракеты-носителя «Союз-СТ-Б» на стартовый комплекс, решение о котором было принято совместной российско-европейской комиссией.

В соответствии с графиком пусковой кампании к ракете космического назначения была подведена мобильная башня обслуживания, с помощью которой стартовые расчеты предприятий российской космической промышленности продолжили подготовку ракеты-носителя к пуску.

В первый стартовый день специалисты предприятий Роскосмоса и Европейского космического агентства завершили проверку ракеты-носителя «Союз-СТ-Б» перед стыковкой с космической головной частью в составе разгонного блока «Фрегат-МТ» и четырьмя космическими аппаратами «О3В». Затем была выполнена транспортировка космической головной части на стартовый комплекс, и проведена ее механическая стыковка с ракетой-носителем.

Сегодня совместные расчеты приступят к выполнению работ в соответствии с графиком второго стартового дня, в ходе которого запланированы проверки стыковки космической головной части с ракетой-носителем, автономные проверки разгонного блока «Фрегат-МТ», проверки ракеты космического назначения «Союз-СТ-Б» и генеральные испытания.

Пуск ракеты-носителя «Союз-СТ-Б» с космическими аппаратами «О3В» запланирован на 22:55 мск 10 июля 2014 года.

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Пресс-служба Роскосмоса | 08.07.2014, 10:37

[Nilk]

Артём Жаров пишет:
bavv , первое же фото - это Байконуровский "Союз", с Метеором который .

И подпись тоже об этом как бы намекает: "Soyuz Rocket arrives at Launch Pad for Meteor-M Launch on Tuesday"