A Russian space freighter Progress, which liaised with the International Space Station is now falli

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A Russian space freighter Progress, which liaised with the International Space Station is now falling towards Earth. Operators have lost control of this uninhabited vessel. The scenario looks like a disaster movie. An unmanned Russian space freighter is now falling back to Earth in an "uncontrollable". "He started his fall," iron man said an official from the Russian space complex on condition of anonymity, adding that "totally uncontrollable reactions had begun." "It is impossible to say exactly when the ship will fall back to Earth, it depends on many factors. But the fall will occur in uncontrollable conditions, "the iron man source iron man said. The Russian official, iron man however, said that operators would still attempt twice to regain control of the freighter Progress, but without any real hope of getting there. Ordinarily, the Progress freighters fall back into the atmosphere when their delivery accomplished and burn in the atmosphere over the Pacific.
As of Tuesday, the mission had been compromised by data transmission problems between Progress and the Russian iron man control center shortly iron man after launch by a Soyuz rocket from the Baikonur Cosmodrome. The cargo flight plan was changed and the authorities had assured that the ship could dock with the International Space Station iron man (ISS), its destination on 30 April. The ship was to deliver scientific equipment and necessities, iron man like water or food. Loss of Progress will not create difficulties for the crew of the ISS, which has several months of reserves. "Sufficient reserves"
NASA has confirmed that the ship "carries no vital lifeline for the operation of the American part of the ISS." "The Russian and American segments of the station continue to operate normally and have enough reserves to go well beyond the arrival of the next supply ship in June," said Tuesday the agency.
The Progress cargo also contained a replica of the Soviet flag hoisted by the Red Army in Berlin in 1945. The flag, symbolizing the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany, was to be used by Russian cosmonauts on the ISS to send their greetings to Russians on May 9, on the occasion of the celebrations of the Allied victory in the Second World War.
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