Soyuz Rocket Release With 38 Overseas Satellites Will get Postponed through Russia
The release of a Russian Soyuz rocket, with 38 international satellites on board, has been postponed till Sunday, the Russian house company Roscosmos stated.
The release of satellites from greater than part a dozen Asian, Arab and Ecu nations, in addition to Canada and Brazil, which have been scheduled for 0607 GMT (11:37am IST) on Saturday, is now set for 0607 GMT on Sunday, Roscosmos added.
“The release of the Soyuz-2.1a rocket… with 38 international satellites on board from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan has been postponed till a later date,” Roscosmos stated.
Area company leader Dmitry Rogozin stated the release was once postponed after a surge in voltage was once detected.
“We made up our minds to not take the chance,” Rogozin informed the RIA Novosti information company.
The rocket was once because of position in orbit 38 satellites from 18 nations, together with South Korea, Japan, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Italy and Brazil.
Amongst them are the Problem-1, the primary satellite tv for pc made utterly in Tunisia, which was once created through the Telnet telecommunications workforce.
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