🚀 SOYUZ MS-28 IS OFF! Thanksgiving morning turned into a cosmic celebration as Soyuz MS-28 lifted off from Baikonur, carrying a NASA astronaut and two Roscosmos cosmonauts to the ISS. A 3-hour express flight later — docking complete. A new crew begins their mission… while the world is still waking up. 💬 If you launched into space today, what Earth food would you miss the most? 👇 Credit: NASA/Roscosmos #SoyuzMS28 #SpaceLaunch #ISS #NASA #Roscosmos #OculloSpace | OculloSpace

🚨 Russia’s only active crew-launch facility has been heavily damaged after a recent Soyuz launch. The mission launched successfully the crew is safe and docked to the ISS. But the launch pad at Baikonur Cosmodrome-Site 31/6 reportedly suffered critical structural damage during liftoff. Site 31/6 is currently the only pad Russia uses for human spaceflights since the closure of the historic Site 1 (Gagarin's Start). With the damage, Russian human launches to the ISS and future missions are effect