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<Soyuz-2> МОЙ СПУТНИК…
<Mimas> ENOUGH WITH THAT. USE ENGLISH, DAMN YOU. I KNOW YOU SPEAK IT.
<Soyuz-2> SATELLITE.
<Mimas> YOU DID NOT SAY THAT.
<Soyuz-2> OH REALLY?
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I never posted this here? Weird.
However... I sure do love Grunts from evil Pokemon Teams. How many OCs do I even have at this point?
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OneWeb has launched 34 communication satellites aboard a Soyuz-2.1b despite the company facing the possibility of bankruptcy.
Arianespace deployed 34 satellites into a low Earth orbit at an altitude of 400km aboard a Russian-made Soyuz rocket for OneWeb.
Almost three tons of food, fuel, and supplies destined for the International Space Station have been launched aboard the Russian Progress MS-13 spacecraft.
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Russia has successfully launched the Meridian 18L communications satellite aboard a Soyuz 2.1a for the county’s armed forces.
At the end of August 2011 Russian space agency lost a cargo ship named Progress M-12M allegedly due to a rocket failure that lead to a faulty orbit. The ship then came crashing back down to Earth omiting three tonnes of rations and supplies from the International Space Station's reserve (ISS). At the time the Soyuz-FG was planned to launch a month later which had to be reconsidered and now right before Christmas another calamity presents itself to the Russian Federal Space Agency. Here's a link to the BBC article which handily provides links to other publisher's articles.
