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Резюме
Ракета "Союз" была замечена вскоре после прибытия на стартовую площадку в воскресенье, 13 июня, на космодроме Байконур в Казахстане. Запуск "Союза" с экипажем 24-й экспедиции запланирован на среду, 16 июня, в 3: 35 по казахстанскому времени. Фото: (NASA / Carla Cioffi)
Тэги
байконур
космодром байконур
казахстан
экспедиция 24
предполетная экспедиция 24
Союз ТМА 19
ракета союз
Роскосмос Федеральное космическое агентство России
стартовая площадка союз
штаб-квартира
НАСА Карла Чоффи
российская космическая программа
экспедиция
Союз
посадочная дистанция
высокое разрешение
ракетные двигатели
ракетная техника
НАСА
Дата
12/06/2010
Месторасположение
Источник
NASA
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Public Domain Dedication (CC0)