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Roscosmos
Russia’s space program.
- Stage
- Established
- Founded
- 1992
- Team
- 170,000+
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Latest · Roscosmos Progress MS-33 Cargo Mission Launches to ISS 7mo agoAbout
The State Space Corporation Roscosmos is Russia’s national space agency responsible for the Russian space program, including crewed flights, launch vehicles, satellites, and international cooperation on the ISS and beyond.
The State Space Corporation Roscosmos is the national space agency of the Russian Federation. It oversees all civil space activities, astronaut training and the development of the Soyuz and Angara launch vehicle families. Operating primarily from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan and the Vostochny Cosmodrome in Russia's Far East, the agency is responsible for launching crewed missions to the International Space Station and deploying Russia's GLONASS navigation satellites.
Following geopolitical shifts in the 2020s, Roscosmos lost much of its Western commercial launch business and pivoted heavily toward domestic military payloads, lunar exploration programs and space partnerships with China. The modern corporation was formed in 2015, absorbing the previous federal space agency established in 1992. It is headquartered in Moscow.
Timeline
- Planned 13 FOMO
Roscosmos Progress MS-33 Cargo Mission Launches to ISS
Soyuz-2.1a rocket with Progress MS-33 (94P) resupply vehicle targets 11:59 UTC liftoff from Baikonur LC-31/6 on March 22, carrying 2.5 tons of food, fuel, water, and science cargo. Automated docking to ISS Rassvet module ~2 days later. Supports multinational station operations amid crew rotations.[web:27][web:36]
- Success 94 FOMO
China Conducts Mengzhou In-Flight Abort Test + Long March 10 First Powered Flight — Four Firsts in One Mission
On February 11, 2026, China successfully conducted a combined maximum dynamic pressure abort test of the Mengzhou crewed spacecraft and the first powered flight of the Long March 10A rocket from Wenchang Space Launch Site, Hainan. The Mengzhou capsule abort system executed clean separation from the LM-10 first stage at ~11km altitude at maximum dynamic pressure. Four historic firsts: first ignition of LM-10 in prototype configuration; first maximum dynamic pressure abort test of a Chinese crewed spacecraft; first maritime splashdown of both a Chinese crewed capsule and rocket first stage; first use of the new Wenchang lunar mission launch pad. The LM-10 first stage recovered at sea after a controlled splashdown — demonstrating first-stage reuse capabilities. Recovery crews retrieved the capsule 80 minutes after liftoff.
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