Photo shows the launch of the Angara-A5 rocket from the Plesetsk cosmodrome in northwest Russia on Dec. 14, 2020. Russia successfully test-launched its Angara-A5 heavy-lifting carrier rocket for the second time on Monday. The first test-launch of the Angara-A5 carrier rocket was successfully carried out in December 2014. It is expected to completely replace the Proton-M rocket in 2024. (Photo/Agencies)
A heavy-class carrier rocket Angara-A5 is transported from its hangar to the launch pad of site No. 35 of the State Test Cosmodrome of the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation at Plesetsk launch facility in the Arkhangelsk Region of northwestern Russia. The Angara-A5 is the prospective heavy-lift rocket that is expected to enter service in the following years. (Photo/Agencies)
A heavy-class carrier rocket Angara-A5 is transported from its hangar to the launch pad of site No. 35 of the State Test Cosmodrome of the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation at Plesetsk launch facility in the Arkhangelsk Region of northwestern Russia. The Angara-A5 is the prospective heavy-lift rocket that is expected to enter service in the following years. (Photo/Agencies)
A heavy-class carrier rocket Angara-A5 is transported from its hangar to the launch pad of site No. 35 of the State Test Cosmodrome of the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation at Plesetsk launch facility in the Arkhangelsk Region of northwestern Russia. The Angara-A5 is the prospective heavy-lift rocket that is expected to enter service in the following years. (Photo/Agencies)
