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Update: Russia’s recently launched rescue satellites have failed

Submit on Tuesday, January 26th, 2010 05:57

Roskosm0s head Anatoly Perminov has confirmed that the two Russian search and rescue satellites, Sterkh 1 and Sterkh 2, failed shortly after their respective launches in 2009.

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