Soyuz January 4, 2021 Soyuz is partially visible as its 52-meter-tall mobile gantry is opened prior to roll-back from the launch pad. Flight VS25. CSO-2
Soyuz December 29, 2020 Arianespace’s Flight VS25 marked the company’s fifth Soyuz mission in 2020, as well as the launcher’s 25th from the Spaceport in French Guiana. Flight VS25. CSO-2
Soyuz December 29, 2020 Soyuz ascends from French Guiana with the CSO-2 satellite payload on Arianespace’s 10th and final mission of 2020. Flight VS25. CSO-2
Soyuz December 23, 2020 Decals for the CSO-2 satellite and its key program partners are readied for installation on the Soyuz launcher’s payload fairing during activity in the Spaceport’s S3B payload preparation facility. Flight VS25. CSO-2
Soyuz December 23, 2020 The decal with a stylized logo for the CSO-2 satellite is placed on the Soyuz launcher’s payload fairing at the Spaceport in French Guiana. Flight VS25. CSO-2
Soyuz December 23, 2020 The integrated Soyuz “upper composite” for Flight VS25 consists of the CSO-2 Earth observation satellite, the Fregat upper stage and the payload fairing. Flight VS25. CSO-2
Soyuz December 23, 2020 The Soyuz launcher for Arianespace Flight VS25 is raised to its vertical position on the Spaceport’s launch pad in French Guiana. Flight VS25. CSO-2
Soyuz December 18, 2020 Arianespace’s fourth mission at the service of OneWeb, performed from Vostochny Cosmodrome in Russia, utilized the Soyuz 2-1b launcher version. Flight ST29. 36 OneWeb satellites
