Back in August , Russia ’s Progress 44 cargo watercraft run into complicationson its manner of speaking to the International Space Station , fall to Earth after the Soyuz - U rocket propelling it into infinite flunk unexpectedly .
https://gizmodo.com/a-russian-cargo-shipment-to-the-international-space-sta-5834023
For weeks there ’s been vexation over the law of similarity of the Soyuz - U to the Soyuz - FG , the projectile used to lift manned spacecraft to the International Space Station . If Russian engineers were unable to key out the lawsuit of the Soyuz - U ’s failure , next man missions to the ISS would probably have to be put on storage area , and could even have forced spaceman to empty the Space Station .
Fortunately , NASA tell members of the US House of Representatives yesterday that the lawsuit of loser has been identified .
“ NASA ’s convinced that our Russian partner identify the most potential bankruptcy cause and has a sound return - to - flight plan , ” Bill Gerstenmaier , associate executive for NASA ’s human geographic expedition and operations directorate , tell fellow member of the House of Representatives ’ Committee on Science , Space and Technology .
you may read more about the malfunctioning rocket and the review undertake to appraise its unsuccessful person over atSPACE.com
Image of ISS via NASA
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