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On 2004-08-27, bob haller wrote:
Obviously one is man rated. Is the basic block the same? Answer using no long words: yes http://www.astronautix.com/lvs/soyuzfg.htm "Uprated Soyuz booster designed for high performance Russian government missions - delivery of Soyuz and Progress spacecraft to the International Space Station." They appear to use functionally identical launchers, although it's possible the manned flights are flown with extra telemetry. -- -Andrew Gray |
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On 2004-08-27, bob haller wrote: Obviously one is man rated. Is the basic block the same? Answer using no long words: yes http://www.astronautix.com/lvs/soyuzfg.htm "Uprated Soyuz booster designed for high performance Russian government missions - delivery of Soyuz and Progress spacecraft to the International Space Station." They appear to use functionally identical launchers, although it's possible the manned flights are flown with extra telemetry. Alan Erskine funny |
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