A Russian rocket carrying three navigation satellites worth around $200 million crashed shortly after lift-off from the Russian-leased Baikonur launch facility in Kazakhstan on Tuesday after its ...

Kazakhstan may want jurisdiction over Russia's main rocket-launching site, which lies within the Central Asian nation's borders, according to media reports.The two countries are discussing ...

In July 2013, an immense heavy-lift launch vehicle in Kazakhstan was ready to carry three sophisticated Soviet navigation ...

On July 5, 2015, the Russian Progress 60 cargo ship successfully docked with the International Space Station. The spacecraft ...

The fascinating backstory behind the cosmodrome in Kazakhstan that will launch the Expedition 56/57 crew into space on June 6. ... The Secret Backstory Behind Kazakhstan's Rocket Launch Site. News.

Kazakhstan chooses SpaceX over a Russian rocket for a launch.When Kazakhstan wanted to get a small scientific satellite named KazSaySat and a technology satellite called KazistiSat into space, the ...

The second in a doubleheader launch, a SpaceX rocket took off on a record-breaking flight at 2:28 a.m. July 2.

MOSCOW – A Russian booster rocket carrying three navigation satellites burst into flames and crashed on live TV moments after its launch Tuesday, dealing another painful blow to the nation’s ...

Kazakhstan intends to conduct its first rocket launch from the Baiterek space complex in 2025, followed by two additional ...

Kazakhstan wants to assume control over Russia's chief rocket-launching site, which lies within the Central Asian nation's borders, according to media reports.

Kazakhstan may want jurisdiction over Russia's main rocket-launching site, which lies within the Central Asian nation's borders, according to media reports.