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Soyuz-2

government rocket

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Payloads
1 Assets
Assets deployed on this mission
Soyuz 2
retired
Launch Details

Launch Date

10/25/1968

Launch Site

NIIP-5, Baykonur, Kazakstan

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Launch Vehicle

Soyuz 11A511 (R-7 Family)

Mission Stats
Orbit
N/A
Operator
Unknown
Price (Est)
Secret
Payload Count
1
Entity Mentions
All verified mentions of this entity in source documents

The Fregat upper stage enables the Soyuz-2 rocket to deliver up to 4,800 kg of payload mass to a sun-synchronous orbit.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceMar 20, 2021

The RD-107A rocket engine is used on the first stage of Soyuz-2 rockets.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceDec 17, 2025

Astroscale Japan Inc. contracted Glavkosmos/GK Launch Services to launch the ELSA-d mission on a Soyuz-2 cluster mission from Baikonur Cosmodrome in early 2020.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceOct 5, 2018

RIA Novosti published on 2018-10-20 that one of the strap-on boosters was not properly attached to the rocket’s core stage during assembly and that a bent mounting lug and added lubricant led to the booster striking the core stage during separation.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceOct 22, 2018

Axelspace’s first AxelGlobe satellite is scheduled to launch 2018-12-27 from Russia’s Vostochny Cosmodrome on a Soyuz-2 rocket through smallsat launch aggregator Glavkosmos.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceDec 7, 2018

On 2020-11-11, Axelspace planned to send four satellites into sun-synchronous orbit in March on a Soyuz-2 rocket from Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceNov 27, 2020

The seven other Soyuz-2 launches where GK Launch Services is offering secondary payload space are all to sun-synchronous orbits launching from either Vostochny or the Baikonur Cosmodrome.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceAug 5, 2020

ELSA-d is scheduled to launch 2021-03-20 as part of a GK Launch Services Soyuz-2 rideshare mission from Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceMar 18, 2021

CAS500-2 is slated to be launched in the first half of 2022 on a Russian Soyuz-2 rocket under a two-part launch agreement KARI and KAI signed with GK Launch Services in 2017.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceMar 23, 2021

Kepler launched two additional satellites on 2021-03-22 via Soyuz-2, expanding its active constellation to a total of 15 satellites.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceMar 23, 2021

Synspective Inc. signed a launch agreement with Exolaunch to launch the second demonstration satellite StriX-β on a Soyuz-2 launch vehicle from Vostochny Cosmodrome in Russia in late 2021.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceMar 24, 2021

International Launch Services offers launch services using the Proton, Angara 1.2, Angara 5, Soyuz-2, and Soyuz-5 launch vehicles.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceApr 11, 2021

Astroscale launched two spacecraft for the ELSA-d mission on 2021-03-22 aboard a Soyuz-2 rocket and they are performing tests in preparation for a series of maneuvers 2021 to demonstrate the company’s capabilities.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceAug 11, 2021

Synspective and Exolaunch have a launch agreement to launch Synspective’s third demonstration SAR satellite StriX-1 on a Soyuz-2 launch vehicle in mid-2022.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceSep 17, 2021

Synspective and Exolaunch have a launch agreement for Synspective’s third demonstration SAR satellite StriX-1 to launch on a Soyuz-2 launch vehicle in mid-2022.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceSep 16, 2021

Hiber launched a fourth satellite as a secondary payload on a Soyuz-2 launch in March 2021.

Mentioned as: Soyuz-2SourceOct 6, 2021