Rescue team is on site, crew is out of capsule and feeling OK.
Cosmonaut Alexey Ovchinin & NASA flight engineer Nick Hague landed around 20 kilometers (12 miles) east of Dzhezkazgan, Kazakhstan, after today’s Soyuz rocket failure. NASA says the crew is in good condition. Recovery teams are flying to their location. https://spaceflightnow.com/2018/10/10/live-coverage-two-man-crew-to-launch-on-six-month-space-station-expedition/ …pic.twitter.com/O2JyzKePW4
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Could this have a connection to the hole in the other Soyuz vehicle?
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No It has a connection with the Ozone Hole
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Whoa and phew, glad they are okay!
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So glad they are safe!
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I guess we’re going to have to rely on the Chinese Shenzhou to get to orbit now? Soyuz is grounded and Boeing and SpaceX aren’t ready.
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Do these guys have Twitter handles? I would really like to send them a virtual hug!
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