Soyuz rocket

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The Soyuz rocket is a long-serving Russian expendable launch vehicle renowned for reliably transporting crews and cargo to low Earth orbit, including missions to the International Space Station.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Russian rocket family
expendable launch vehicle
orbital launch vehicle
alsoKnownAs Soyuz rocket
surface form: Soyuz launch vehicle
carries Progress spacecraft
surface form: Progress cargo spacecraft

Soyuz spacecraft
countryOfOrigin Russia
Soviet Union
derivedFrom Voskhod launch vehicle
surface form: Voskhod rocket

Vostok-L rocket
surface form: Vostok rocket
developedBy Soviet space program
family R-7 Semyorka rocket
surface form: R-7 rocket family
fuel RP-1 kerosene
guidanceSystem inertial guidance
launchConfiguration core stage with four strap-on boosters
launchEscapeSystem integrated with Soyuz spacecraft
launchesFrom Baikonur Cosmodrome
surface form: Site 1 Baikonur Cosmodrome
launchRecord one of the most flown launch vehicles in history
launchSite Baikonur Cosmodrome
Guiana Space Centre
Plesetsk Cosmodrome
Vostochny Cosmodrome
manufacturer Progress Rocket Space Centre
RKK Energia
missionRole primary crew transport to ISS after Space Shuttle retirement
missionType crewed orbital missions
uncrewed cargo missions
notableFor high launch reliability
longest-serving crewed launch system in use
operator Arianespace
Roscosmos
oxidizer liquid oxygen
payloadToLEO approximately 7 metric tons
propellantType liquid fuel
stages 3
status operational
successorVariant Soyuz rocket self-linksurface differs
surface form: Soyuz-2

Soyuz rocket self-linksurface differs
surface form: Soyuz-FG

Soyuz rocket self-linksurface differs
surface form: Soyuz-ST
typicalOrbit low Earth orbit
usedBy European Space Agency
Russian space program
Soviet space program
usedFor International Space Station program
surface form: International Space Station missions

cargo resupply
crewed spaceflight
satellite launches
usedSince 1960s

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Roscosmos usesLaunchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz rocket family
Baikonur Cosmodrome rocketLaunched Soyuz rocket
RADARSAT-2 launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-FG/Fregat
MICROSCOPE satellite mission launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
subject surface form: MICROSCOPE
this entity surface form: Soyuz ST-A
Guiana Space Centre launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-ST
Soviet space program developed Soyuz rocket
OKB-1 developed Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz launch vehicle
Progress spacecraft launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz rocket family
R-7 Semyorka rocket familyVariant Soyuz rocket
subject surface form: R-7 Semyorka
this entity surface form: Soyuz launch vehicle
Gaia observatory launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-STB
Soyuz spacecraft usesRocket Soyuz rocket
Plesetsk Cosmodrome launchVehicleUsed Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz
Plesetsk Cosmodrome launchVehicleUsed Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-2
Vostochny Cosmodrome primaryLaunchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-2
Soyuz rocket successorVariant Soyuz rocket self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Soyuz-FG
Soyuz rocket successorVariant Soyuz rocket self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Soyuz-2
Soyuz rocket successorVariant Soyuz rocket self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Soyuz-ST
Soyuz rocket alsoKnownAs Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz launch vehicle
RP-1 usedIn Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz launch vehicle
GLONASS launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-2
Kourou launchSiteFor Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz rockets
Gagarin's Start usedBy Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-FG launch vehicle
Gagarin's Start usedBy Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-2 launch vehicle
RD-107 usedInRocket Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz launch vehicle
Pleiades Earth observation satellites launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-ST-A
Soyuz 19 launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-U
OneWeb satellites launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-2
OneWeb satellites firstLaunchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-ST
NPO Energomash usedOn Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz launch vehicle
Myriade platform launchVehicleCompatibility Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz
Arianespace operatesLaunchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-ST
Arianespace marketsLaunchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz rockets
CSG launchVehicleUsed Soyuz rocket
subject surface form: Guiana Space Centre
this entity surface form: Soyuz-ST
Soyuz launch complex builtFor Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-2 family of rockets
Soyuz-Fregat usesFirstStagesFrom Soyuz rocket
Soyuz-Fregat firstStageName Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz core stage
Salsa launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
Progress 1 launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-U
Progress-M1 launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-U
Progress-MS launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz-2.1a
Progress launchVehicle Soyuz rocket
Semyorka successorVariant Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz launch vehicle
Semyorka means “the seven” in Russian hasVariant Soyuz rocket
subject surface form: Semyorka
Semyorka means “the seven” in Russian successorFamily Soyuz rocket
subject surface form: Semyorka
this entity surface form: Soyuz rocket family
Soviet missile program hasPart Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz launch vehicle program
COSMO-SkyMed launchVehicleUsed Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz
Soyuz 1 launchRocket Soyuz rocket
Soyuz 1 plannedRendezvousWith Soyuz rocket
this entity surface form: Soyuz 2