Soyuz-Fregat rocket - Revision history

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2007-04-08T15:51:29Z

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2007-04-08T15:41:28Z

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2007-04-08T15:23:11Z

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Ioneill at 00:45, 8 April 2007

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 ==External Links==
-* [http://www.orbireport.com/Launchers/Soyuz_U-Fregat/ Soyuz-Fregat specifications from [[Starsem]]]
+* [http://www.orbireport.com/Launchers/Soyuz_U-Fregat/ Soyuz-Fregat specifications from Starsem]
 * [http://www.starsem.com/ Starsem - Soyuz marketing company]
 [[category:Launch vehicles]]

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 The '''Soyuz-Fregat''' launch vehicle is part of the overall [[Soyuz]] family, based on the original [[R-7]] used to launch [[Sputnik-1]] the world's first artificial launch vehicle. It therefore has the longest flight heritage of any orbital launch vehicle.
-''Soyuz-Fregat'' is designed for cost-effective solutions on missions that require medium and high altitude Earth orbits. ''Soyuz-Fregat'' uses the basic Soyuz vehicle (often associated with delivering supplies to the [[International Space Station]]) that composes of a lower/first stage (with 4 booster rockets), a central/second stage and an upper portion containing the third stage (the Fregat upper stage) and payload. The [[Mars Express]] mission used such a rocket to be inserted into Earth orbit before its journey to Mars.
+''Soyuz-Fregat'' is designed for cost-effective solutions on missions that require medium and high altitude Earth orbits. ''Soyuz-Fregat'' uses the basic Soyuz vehicle (often associated with delivering supplies to the [[International Space Station]]) that composes of a lower/first stage (with 4 booster rockets), a central/second stage.
-The [[Fregat]] is an upper stage which can be placed on the top of a Soyuz core vehicle to create the Soyuz-Fregat configuration. Fregat was originally used for interplanetary missions which were launched on [[Proton]] vehicles.
+The [[Fregat]] is an upper stage which can be placed on the top of a Soyuz core vehicle to create the Soyuz-Fregat configuration with an upper portion containing the third stage (the Fregat upper stage) and payload. The [[Mars Express]] mission used such a rocket to be inserted into Earth orbit before its journey to Mars.
 According to the [http://www.starsem.com/soyuz/log.htm Starsem launch log] there have been eleven flights of the Soyuz-Fregat configuration as of April 2007.

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 The [[Fregat]] is an upper stage which can be placed on the top of a Soyuz core vehicle to create the Soyuz-Fregat configuration. Fregat was originally used for interplanetary missions which were launched on [[Proton]] vehicles.
-According to the [http://www.starsem.com/soyuz/log.htm Starsem launch log] there have been twelve flights of the Soyuz-Fregat configuration as of April 2007.
+According to the [http://www.starsem.com/soyuz/log.htm Starsem launch log] there have been eleven flights of the Soyuz-Fregat configuration as of April 2007.
 The ''Soyuz-Fregat'' is well-known for its reliability and high technical standards.

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 ==Overview==
 [[Image:soyuz.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Soyuz-Fregat launch vehicle carries Mars Express into orbit.]]
-The '''Soyuz-Fregat''' family of launch vehicle is designed for cost-effective solutions on missions that require medium and high altitude Earth orbits. ''Soyuz-Fragat'' uses the basic Soyuz vehicle (often associated with delivering supplies to the [[International Space Station]]) that composes of a lower/first stage (with 4 booster rockets), a central/second stage and an upper portion containing the third stage (the Fragat upper stage) and payload. The [[Mars Express]] mission (including nearly 30 other missions) used such a rocket to be inserted into Earth orbit before its journey to Mars.
+The '''Soyuz-Fregat''' launch vehicle is part of the overall [[Soyuz]] family, based on the original [[R-7]] used to launch [[Sputnik-1]] the world's first artificial launch vehicle. It therefore has the longest flight heritage of any orbital launch vehicle. It is designed for cost-effective solutions on missions that require medium and high altitude Earth orbits. ''Soyuz-Fregat'' uses the basic Soyuz vehicle (often associated with delivering supplies to the [[International Space Station]]) that composes of a lower/first stage (with 4 booster rockets), a central/second stage and an upper portion containing the third stage (the Fregat upper stage) and payload. The [[Mars Express]] mission (including nearly 30 other missions) used such a rocket to be inserted into Earth orbit before its journey to Mars.
-The ''Soyuz-Fragat'' is well-known for its reliability and high technical standards.
+The ''Soyuz-Fregat'' is well-known for its reliability and high technical standards.
 The ''Soyuz-Fregat'' launcher version has a 5,000kg payload performance to a 450km circular orbit inclined 51.8 deg, or 4,000 kg to a 1,400 km circular orbit.
 ==External Links==
-* [http://www.orbireport.com/Launchers/Soyuz_U-Fregat/ Soyuz-Fregat specifications]
+* [http://www.orbireport.com/Launchers/Soyuz_U-Fregat/ Soyuz-Fregat specifications from [[Starsem]]]
- [[category:Launch vehicles]]
+* [http://www.starsem.com/ Starsem - Soyuz marketing company]