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For full terms, visit the QVC website. This is John Batchelor, speaking on Hotel Mars to Anatoli-Zak of the Russian space web, about the new boosters from Rus cosmos.

Soyuz 5, which will be manrated, a 2 ISS and low Earth orbit, and the Angara series.

So far, Angara 1.2 is the one that is tested.

It is not as big as anywhere close to what they need for low Earth orbit

for the bigger satellites. For that, Angara 5, this is a central core with add-ons to make it

stronger and stronger. Asking Anatole, how does this compare to SpaceX? He compares Soyuz 5 and

Angara 5 to Falcon Heavy. Note, to Falcon 9.

Falcon Heavy is beyond the reach right now of the Ross Cosmos new boosters.

Falcon 9 is reusable, however. To my understanding, Soyuz Five is once and done.

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