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Russia is unable to send astronauts to space for the first time since nineteen sixty one. A powerful launch damaged the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan and shut down Russia’s only human rated launchpad. This video explains what happened to the Soyuz system, how the launchpad was damaged, and why this event marks a historic moment in spaceflight history.

With the site offline, Russia must now depend on NASA and SpaceX to carry its cosmonauts to the International Space Station. This raises major questions about crew rotations, international partnerships, and the future of the Russian space program. The video also looks at the impact on the ISS, the estimated repair timeline, and how the setback affects the global space race.

Learn how a single launch changed sixty years of Russian space operations, why the Soyuz program is grounded, and what this means for the future of human spaceflight.

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