Space Launch Vehicles of Russia
19 entries in the Space Launch Vehicles of Russia compendium.
Angara (rocket family)Russian modular launch vehicle family replacing Soviet-era rockets.Angara-1.2Russian two-stage small-lift launch vehicle of the Angara family.Angara-1.2ppMaiden suborbital flight of Russia's Angara rocket series.Baikal (rocket booster)Proposed reusable flyback booster for the Angara rocket family.Blok DM-03Russian upper stage for Angara A5 and Proton rockets.Briz (rocket stage)Russian upper stage family for Proton-M, Angara A5, and Rokot.Ikar (rocket stage)Russian upper stage derived from Yantar satellite propulsion module.KVTK (rocket stage)Russian hydrogen upper stage for Angara rockets.Proton-MRussian heavy-lift rocket, derived from Proton, approaching retirement.Rus-MProposed Russian crewed launcher cancelled in 2015.Shtil'Converted SLBM that first launched satellites from a submarine.Soyuz 2.1vRussian small-lift rocket derived from Soyuz-2, without strap-on boosters.Soyuz-2Russian expendable medium-lift rocket with digital flight control.Soyuz-7A proposed methane-fueled replacement for the Soyuz-2 family.Start-1Russian satellite launcher converted from the Topol ICBM.Soyuz-5 (rocket)Russian medium-lift rocket replacing Zenit, enabling super-heavy Yenisei.Volga (rocket stage)Russian upper stage derived from Yantar satellite propulsion.VolnaConverted submarine-launched ballistic missile for orbital and sub-orbital missions.Yenisei (rocket)Russian super-heavy rocket for lunar exploration, development paused then resumed.
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