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Russian R-7 Rocket Launch
Russian R-7 Soyuz Rocket
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always cold in blasted Russia
Posted May-9-2009 by "i8ateyou" (R)
Looks like the same launch pad Yuri Gagarin shot out from.
Posted May-9-2009 by "AvgDude2" (R)
Great vid, Thanks.
Posted May-9-2009 by "Buzz1964" (R)
Very reliable.
So reliable in fact that it will the only mean for Europeans and Americans to go to space once the shuttles are retired, for quite a few years.
Posted May-9-2009 by "Valerie2007" (R)
well US will use it for 3 to four years until the new shuttle kick in
so you better pray
Posted May-9-2009 by "i8ateyou" (R)
Very reliable.
So reliable in fact that it will the only mean for Europeans and Americans to go to space once the shuttles are retired, for quite a few years.
The Soviets/Russians are known to hide many of their launch failures...
Posted May-9-2009 by "dogma600" (R)
at least it didn't fall over,..lol
Posted May-9-2009 by "KingLawahaha" (R)
Very reliable.
So reliable in fact that it will the only mean for Europeans and Americans to go to space once the shuttles are retired, for quite a few years.
The Soviets/Russians are known to hide many of their launch failures...
lol I was waiting for a comment like that from a yank!
Posted May-9-2009 by "ddhh1" (R)
Very reliable.
So reliable in fact that it will the only mean for Europeans and Americans to go to space once the shuttles are retired, for quite a few years.
The Soviets/Russians are known to hide many of their launch failures...
Maybe in the past.
Nowadays with American, European or any other wealthy space tourist in nearly every one of their flights that would be much harder to conceal.
Posted May-9-2009 by "Valerie2007" (R)
Very reliable.
So reliable in fact that it will the only mean for Europeans and Americans to go to space once the shuttles are retired, for quite a few years.
The Soviets/Russians are known to hide many of their launch failures...
lol I was waiting for a comment like that from a yank!
LOL, I was waiting for a comment like yours in response to mine.. predictable.
Posted May-9-2009 by "dogma600" (R)
wow
Posted May-9-2009 by "Maxisminion" (R)
have you seen latest predictions for world climate?
In 100 years, everything will be a desert, except Russia and the Scandinavia.
Thats when U.S. will anex Canada.
Posted May-9-2009 by "slovenac81" (R)
like apollo 1? apollo 13? Shuttle in 2003?
arguments please
Posted May-9-2009 by "slovenac81" (R)
like apollo 1? apollo 13? Shuttle in 2003?
arguments please
ok,..Apollo 1 ,.burned up,..
Apollo 13,.. accident while in space,..
shuttle,..exploded after launch,..
"none fell over",..lol
you asked,..heh heh
J/K mon,.
good for them on their little lauchipoo,...hope they had fun ,..
lol
Posted May-9-2009 by "KingLawahaha"
Very reliable.
So reliable in fact that it will the only mean for Europeans and Americans to go to space once the shuttles are retired, for quite a few years.
The Soviets/Russians are known to hide many of their launch failures...
lol I was waiting for a comment like that from a yank!
LOL, I was waiting for a comment like yours in response to mine.. predictable.
LOL, I was waiting for your comment responding to the comment made about your comment... predictable
Posted May-9-2009 by "Lisicin"