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Contrasting reports regarding Soyuz TMA-20 launch delay

Submit on Friday, October 8th, 2010 22:58

The president of the Russian Aerospace Corporation Energia denied reports that a launch of the manned spaceship Soyuz TMA-20, which was damaged during transport to Baikonur, will be postponed to 2011.
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