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Russian space shuttle Soyuz has docked to the Iss

Moscow, Russia - News has been reported by Russian officials

The space shuttle Soyuz, with on board the Russian Commander, Yuri Malenchenko, 41, and the US engineer, Edward Lu, 39, has successfully docked on International Space Station (Iss). News has been reported this morning by Russian mission's officials. Soyuz has taken off from Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhistan, last Saturday. It's the first space mission, with human crew, since Columbia's tragedy,...

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