Russia successfully launched 92 Cargo Freater Progress with 3 tonnes supply to ISS

A Russian space freiter has launched the way to the international space station with fuel, water, oxygen and crew supplies, which paves the way for astronauts to launch astronauts from Kazakhstan. Pragati 91 Cargo Craft will do a dock to return to the recently vacated port by Pragati 90 craft on 1 July. Pragati 92 Pragati for Russia is one of a line of spacecraft, deploying cargo crafts to ISS with two American commercial cargo vehicles, signas and dragons. The six -month mission will end with a controlled revival in the atmosphere, so no new space junk is left there.

Progress 92 ISS progresses 90 ISS to replace Russia as Russia continue to support stable cargo support from fleet

According to a mission Short From NASA to Roskosmos and updates, progress will be connected to 92 pool modules, which was evacuated from 90, which was closed on 1 July after spending nearly seven months at the station. Progress 90 is expected to burn in the Earth’s atmosphere soon. Pragati 91, another Russian Freater, launched in February, is docked in the Zvezda service module. The stable stream of routine liftoff provides the space station for long lasting.

Russia’s progress spacecraft family is important to keep ISS to revolve around Earth with two commercial cargo vehicles from America – Northrup Gumman Dragon of Signus and SpaceX. Unlike the purpose of their single-use for progress and cystus, dragon can return scientific materials and experimental consequences to Earth, as well as reusable.

After the completion of its six -month mission, the spacecraft will return to Earth, burning again in entry. This desired destruction also guarantees that there will be no debris in the classroom.

NASA announced a successful launch after EDT on 3:50 am on 3 July. Space.com wrote about the uneven climb of the spacecraft, making Russia’s respected Soyuz-based cargo service more valid for the reliability for reliability and cooperation.