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Russia to launch first reusable rocket with payload in 2026

Submit on Monday, October 5th, 2020 22:58

Russia will launch its first Amur reusable methane-fuelled rocket in 2026, State Space Corporation Roskosmos Executive Director for Long-Term Programs and Science Alexander Bloshenko was quoted as saying.

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