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+-   Why Soyuz Re-entered Off Course-> on Friday April 25 2008, @08:24AM fyc

Submitted by fyc on Friday April 25 2008, @08:24AM
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fyc writes "Universe Today has posted the facts about what really happened when Soyuz TMA-1 had to make an emergency landing 300 miles off course last week. The craft, carrying South Korea's first astronaut, appears to have suffered a technical fault when the descent module carrying the crew and the Soyuz propulsion module failed to separate in time for the re-entry."
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