and american astronaut nick pagan both arrive back where they did the journey started in kazakhstan baikonur after their near death experience and it's been a real emotional roller coaster for relatives as some have already embraced their loved ones again while other family members are left waiting talks exclusively to the wife of the russian cosmonaut.

american astronaut cady both arrived back where their journey started in kazakhstan baikonur after their near death experience. and it has been a real emotional roller coaster for the relative some have already embraced their loved ones again while other family members are left waiting r.t.d. talks exclusively to the wife of the russian cosmonaut about her tough experience. they get trained but the wife just stay down here lori. broadcasting live direct from our studios this is our international i'm sean thomas truly glad to have you with us all right now we. are we we continue our coverage of thursday's big. story in kazakhstan where american and russian ai astronauts have escaped tragedy in their launch and for the international space station a rocket malfunction on the soyuz vehicle forced the two men crew to abort their mission in just minutes after takeoff and the emergency landing left spectators and families in total shock. all right unless you did a inaudible. and we had been escape tower for the city is now jettisoned or russia's investigative committee says they are looking int

russian cosmonaut alexi of cheatin and american astronaut nick cave both arrived back in kazakhstan baikonur doing well after that in the sea landing. and it's been a real emotional roller coaster for relatives have already embraced their loved ones again while other family members are still waiting to see the two crewmembers talks exclusively to the wife of the russian cosmonaut about her experience he was emotional but got killed if you can be ready for the. cosmonauts are prepared they get trained but the wives just stay down here and warry. it's eight o'clock and you're watching all t. international live from almost goes to jail with me in a day or two to welcome to the program. from kazakhstan rocket to malfunction has forced a manned soyuz launch to be aborted just minutes after takeoff the two man crew had to make an emergency return landing safely in that capsule seven hundred kilometers away both russian commander of chin and and u.s. flight engineer on the cake a said to be in good condition. well you could. write him a she did a. developmental disorder good. russia's investigative

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in moscow on the program from baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan launch the liftoff of the latest soyuz shuttle to the international space station two and a half minutes after the out there was an issue with what occurred we lost contact ground control could not. communication with the two men on board a very anxious wait soon after that though confirmed by. space agency and also by enough that the two men on board were harmed physically safe with injuries starts to open up a lot of different issues here because the crew aboard the international space station with these two men were actually trying to get to in a six hour journey they were waiting for supplies i'm sure that be a lot of of buck up for this you know that it wouldn't be so vital that this actual resource laden ship gets there because there will be another one we know at the start of december but a lot of different things are waiting for the shuttle before that to happen it's a lot of a knock on effect here so one situation one timeline i'd of place you know affects the rest only indeed because like for example the russian

international space station which launches in iran hough an hour's time from now from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan there for us that will quarter. we're standing right now in the baikonur cosmodrome located deep within the central asian steps of kazakstan now this cosmic drone is the world's most active rocket launch site and it's where actually the first man in space yuri gagarin blasted off on vol stuck one into orbit now this rocket behind me right here is called so i use m s ten and it's set to send this year's cosmic crew as well as russia's first three d. bio printer to the international space station. three d. printing technology is hardly new it's already being used to print anything from weapons to houses printing in turn is being developed as a way to print human organs and tissue research that could save the lives of millions of people but why send the technology to space well scientists growing artificial cells on earth say they don't take on the same structure as they would in the human body but in reduced gravity the cells have a more natural shape so sending them to space could prod

commanders monitor the whole process of the launch many hundreds thousands of miles away in kazakhstan and baikonur where. dawn was just reporting that these incidents of course saw a very rare mention the first one in decades but when they do happen it of course causes a great deal of distress for family and friends and of course makes headlines very much as well nobody that i went to. three. cosmonauts astronauts inside such capsules heading towards the. only two forty three year old nick cave the nasa astronauts are colonel in the u.s. air force this was meant to be his first flight into space his maiden voyage and waterflood turned out to be the forty seven year old alexei of chin in a tenant colonel result of the colonel in the russian air force this was his second flight he was the commander in this case now as don mentioned the two space space men have been recovered by rescue teams they are in good health in baikonur having their blood pressure their pulse etc monitored in hospital after that very rapid descent the large amount of g. force they experience their awareness stand aleck's of sh

they crossed took off from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan nasa said it has been informed by russian space officials that the crew has made in the margin sea landing at an unspecified indication in kazakhstan and is in good condition search and rescue crews are heading to the landing site let's take a look at the moment that the crew ejected from the rocket. everything looking good proceeding not only. inaudible. and we have our producer to use now jettisoned. straight to our moscow bureau where our correspondent in the show when is standing by and what can you tell us about what happened well the kremlin has now confirmed that the astronauts are alive and well and that the emergency systems did work reportedly rescue services have now actually reached the astronauts who have been evacuated from the capsule as well and they're being brought to a hospital in at the baikonur cosmodrome now when it comes to what happens things what actually happened things are a little bit less clear the accident apparently took place just minutes after the actual launch and they performed an emergency

know so it was it happened just over three hours ago a soyuz rocket launched from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan and we were doing actually a live program a live online show in russian about that incorporation with was cosmos so we saw the the rocket go and we could hear the communications between the can control send the crew really interesting to see these pictures and from what i understand we are the first channel to get these pictures to get this video i don't think so this is like the russian space agency i think the gave us something of an exclusive access here you also because their head is me as the head of it was and we had yeah. and you can see him right now talking to the american austrian and this is the russian cosmonaut sitting over there and we can see some tubes going up their sleeves and everything but there's a lot of that it's not to be confused with it's like i think there be there blood pressure is being measured on these pictures and we have official confirmation that their condition is good that it's that there be that they are well both of their pulse and their blood pre

don't know but but basically that's what happened and so i'm donald korda reporting from baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan. very good afternoon if you just show this is coming into two pm this thursday afternoon live from moscow it's out international with the kevin zero in one big story that we're covering solely for the next hour and the ramifications for it throughout the afternoon the breaking news is that the soyuz launch in kazakhstan didn't go quite the plan the smalling a rocket malfunction during blast off forced the two man crew to abort and make an emergency landing both men are alive and unhurt is the good news though after landing in the capsule in kazakstan the soyuz launch the two forty pm local time couple of hours ago but the booster rocket began to melt function just a few minutes afterwards and that's when things started to unwind you know you've got this video to show you just your knees and catching up with all this the latest one from inside the capsule showing the men being shaken in this seat some reports saying that sometimes they felt they said they felt weightless they should ha

let's continue with the space theme and go live now to the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan where we're moments away from the latest launch of a soyuz ship by and for the i.s.a.'s are to double quarter is there donal months of preparation all leading to this key neil biting moment. absolutely we're just moments away from witnessing the launch of the i asked says actually it just launch right there. you can see how it's fired up the rockets blast. and now the world dispenser national grid lock in its flight and the scientific experiments that will be taking place on my s.s. in terms of biotechnology earlier today i spoke about. the first russia's first ever three d. printer and why it makes this expedition into the cosmos so important. in three d. printing technology is hardly news it's already being used to print anything from weapons to houses three d. bio printing in turn is being developed as a way to print human organs and tissue research that could save the lives of millions of people but why send the technology to space well scientists growing artificial cells on earth say they do

ballistic descent and abort their mission to the international space station after blast off from baikonur in kazakhstan. u.s. senators from both parties are questioning the trumpet ministration support for the saudi amarok coalition the fighting in yemen they want assurances that civilians are being protected rosslyn jordan has more from the state department in washington . well a letter that has been sent to the secretary of state mike pompei o is basically calling into question his decision last month in september to certify that the saudi government and the u.a.e. government are both using the adequate precautions in order to make certain that yemeni civilians are not being killed during the air war that's being conducted against the rebels this certification it was mandated by congress and so the deadline was coming up in september and so because of the concerns of the u.s. is national security and its financial relationships with these two countries when it comes to weapons sales the secretary of state reportedly made the decision to issue the certification well according to a number of news repor

don't know but but basically that's what happened and so i'm donald korda reporting from baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan well launch was aborted just minutes after takeoff as we heard there when the booster rocket began to malfunction. right on the she did a. good. yeah that's the phrase nobody wanted to hear rocket failure isn't it when it became apparent that there was a serious technical issue the live feed of the launch was cut for a bit then it popped back up again soon afterwards reports started to emerge the crews attempting an emergency landing in their capsule both men onboard swiftly made it back to earth. i say on a live we think of the so many various accounts of that coming in at the moment i want to get a bit more on it but apparently the initial reading was they were not in need of any urgent medical attention albeit they've been through a lot of g.'s they're coming back down to earth so what is the state is the main thing what is the state of these two astronauts cosmonauts he goes down off and across the story and he kicked off about three hours ago the been conflicting reports first of

the mission to the international space station just minutes after blast off from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan alexy spoke exclusively to r.t. about his dramatic escape the full interview is available are you chub channel here some of it. because i mean for us that's a double we saw moments inside the capsule when you were shaking heavily and there was a disruption in the signal was that the exact moment when you realized something had gone wrong when everything goes according to plan when the first stage is detached there is always this kind of vibration that you can see on the video images that's normal but after the first stage detached we felt those vibrations continue and then immediately there was the emergency signal going off there was a tough test for you and your family well my family members after having gone through the situation the next time it will be more difficult for them to let me go on such a space flight because obviously they've been given a fright but on the other hand they are confident in our equipment in what we're prepared for anything can happen but this is our job

astronaut their crofts took off from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan the soyuz rocket was carrying a russian cosmonaut and a u.s. astronaut as i mentioned nestle said it had. has been influenced by russian space officials that the crew has made an emergency landing at an unspecified location in kazakhstan and is in good condition search and rescue crews are heading to the landing site let's listen for a moment to that crew and mission control became aware that the rock the rocketry via. you can. find. the failure of. this straight go straight to our moscow bureau but our correspondent is standing by and me what more can you tell us about this incident. well the kremlin spokesperson has now confirmed that the astronauts are both alive and well and that the emergency systems of the capsule did work now the accident reportedly happened just minutes after the launch some sources are saying it was just two minutes after the launch that the accident that the accident happened and apparently the boosters suffered an engine failure just after the launch down there were similar accidents in

it is midnight here in london and 5:00am in the morning at the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan, where officials are investigating how a space capsule launch went badly wrong. the mission taking crew members to the international space station came falling back to earth when the soyuz rocket malfunctioned. both of the men on board survived unharmed, but it has raised questions over whether the soviet—era design is still safe for carrying people into orbit. from moscow, sarah rainsford reports. and there is liftoff of the soyuz ms... a burst of fire and noise, as a soyuz rocket lifted its crew into orbit. at first, this was a routine launch to the international space station. then came this. less than three minutes into the flight, the commander, alexey ovchinin, reported an emergency. the booster system had failed. the launch had to be aborted. moments later, the two men were plunging back to earth in their tiny capsule. the crew did train for this nightmare scenario, the gruelling g—force their bodies would have to endure. a russian soyuz rocket hasn't failed on launch in over three de

astronaut their craft took off from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan nasa said it has been informed by russian space officials that the crew has made an emergency landing at an unspecified location in kazakhstan and is in good. salute to the rescue crews heading to the landing site let's take a look at the moment that the crew objected from the rocket. everything looking good proceeding nominally. inaudible. and we have our producer use now jettisoned. for the latest let's go to. correspondent emily sheldon is standing by in the rushes they proud of the space program how bad is the news for the agency and the government well i'm reach of the news is for both i would say of course this is a huge blow to the reputation of the russian space mission which as you say people here are very proud of and it also raises questions about the state of russian space engineering if you if you will russia after all runs the cosmodrome in baikonur it's a russian facility and this isn't the first time that a site use capsule has malfunctioned there was a malfunction as well at the end of august and y

good health they're having their vital signs monitored in a hospital in kazakhstan and has already met his mother who was at baikonur he was pictured hugging her earlier we managed to catch up with his wife who is here waiting at the space center for the eventual cosmonauts arrival. i watched the launch on t.v. and then i got the news from my neighbors you can understand my feelings at the time it was hard but the support of the team my friends my relatives they supported me so much you can be ready for that cosmonauts are prepared they get trained but the wives just stay down here and warry after an hour and a half i was able to talk to him he called and said that he was ok and we're going to see each other soon of course this is somewhat of a miracle but i want to see think you to the rescue team who designed the system thanks to that the crew returned alive and not injured. while we're about thirty five kilometers as we said outside moscow our star city here this is where the cosmonauts the astronauts will. a roy from kazakhstan it's about three and all four hours flight from that once they leave the assessment c

kazakhstan. and has already met his mother who was at baikonur who was pictured hugging her earlier we managed to catch up with his wife who is here waiting at the space center for the eventual cause of all survival here's what she had to say. i watched the launch on t.v. and then i got the news from my neighbors so you can understand my feelings at the time it was hard but the support of the team my friends my relatives they supported me so much you can be ready for that cosmonauts are prepared they get trained but the wives just stay down here and worry after an hour and a half i was able to talk to him he called and said that he was ok and we're going to see each other soon of course this is somewhat of a miracle but i want to say think you to the rescue team who designed the scape system thanks to that the crew returned alive and not injured. but as we mentioned it was astronauts and it cakes first trip into space he was selected for these missions in twenty thirty completing his training two years later it's unknown when you'll get another chance yet to go into orbit to make it to the of cou

the international space station just put it on the map first of all lift off from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan as you zoom in it really does look like it's basically in the middle of the nowhere nowhere but this is an important space facility like she does him out a bit so you get a bit more context of where that cosmodrome is as a right in the middle of kazakhstan there but look at the pictures let's roll them for you now put them on the wall here actually so take off looks fairly normal everything's ok at this stage two astronauts illustrates the national and the cosmonaut on board but this happens to boosters fail you get that horrible looking trail of smoke there it leaves the crew to make what is called a ballistic descent they have to abort their mission that's the moment where it all goes wrong inside the american astronaut and the russian cosmonaut survived the emergency landing they are reportedly in good condition despite experiencing much higher g. forces than normal landings let's try to make some sense of it all with david brown an astrophysicist at war university joining us from

relaxed and in a good condition, before they boarded a plane back to the baikonur cosmodrome, the space launch facility in kazakhstanird—strongest storm in recorded history, hit the us mainland. hurricane michael brought storm surges nearly 10 feet high to florida, and 155 mile an hour winds. it has now weakened to a tropical storm, and is heading towards the carolinas. our correspondentjon donnison has the latest. florida has been battered. sustained winds of more than 250 kilometres per hour have left a trail of destruction. those whose chose to stay were lucky to get out alive. the attic caved in and everything was happening so quick. then the roof came in so everything is gone but i'm glad i made out safe. camper vans, tossed around like toy cars. hundreds of thousands of homes are without electricity and power lines were down. many can't believe their eyes. whole neighbourhoods are underwater after a storm surge of up to three metres. we made it baby! it is thought that many chose to ignore evacuation orders. the cost of rebuilding to the state could run into billions of dollars. bolling the landfall i request

kazakhstan after a booster on their so used rocket failed on route to the international space station they're safe and set to be in good health but russia says it is suspending manned launches from the baikonur cosmodrome pending an investigation here's more on that very close call. safe and well with the medical equipment the only sign of their ordeal a few hours early yet the two astronauts have been all smiles ready to spend six months aboard the international space station three two one engines of a punishment things look to be going to plan. and there is liftoff of the still use in miss tin the rocket successfully blasting off from its launch pad in kazakhstan but less than three minutes into the journey it became very obvious there was a problem. before christmas and i just to florida i mean it's going to five seventy eight. the failure of. the astronauts capsule making what nasa cooled a steep ballistic descent another vietnam comfortable ride back down to earth and some worrying moments at mission control until you are told now that the rescue forces are in communication with and make a intellects feel chinon we're hearing that they're in good condition those rescue forces having rus

kazakhstan. the soyuz ms—10 blasted off from the baikonur launch site at 8:40 yesterday.rman, who joins us now. and, helen, you've been in one of these capsules. thank you. it is an absolute joy having you on the programme. thank you for talking to us today. what have you heard about what has happened and what can you tell us in terms of what might be happening now? i have not heard anything directly. it very much looks now like the russians will hunker down and do their investigations. i am hoping they will involve the americans and possibly other countries as well in the investigation. they will need to be open about what has happened. this is something that shows how robust the soy is spacecraft is. it really saved those two astronauts. the soy is spacecraft is. it really saved those two astronautsm the soy is spacecraft is. it really saved those two astronauts. it is interesting you mentioned about the investigation and what needs to happen. there is history when it comes to russian expeditions and russian ventures, of late, and what is told and what information is sh

pair parachuted down in kazakhstan still on this so use rocket field on the way to the international space station russia says it's suspending manned launches from the baikonur cosmodrome and. investigation. safe and well the medical equipment the only sign of their ordeal a few hours earlier the two astronauts had been all smiles ready to spend six months aboard the international space station three two one and initially things look to be going to plan and there is a lift up of these three use images kid the rocket successfully blasting off from its launch pad in kazakstan less than three minutes in which journey it became very obvious there was a problem. when a five seven. the failure of. the astronauts capsule making more nasa cooled a steep descent and nervy and uncomfortable ride back down to earth and some worrying moments in mission control until we are told now that the rescue forces are in communication with the nikkei intellect feel chinon and we're hearing that they're in good condition those rescue forces having rushed to the sites where the capsule came down for harry gander chain in a primitive short end to their journey to russia another setb

they have been transported to the nearest city of baikonur, the centre of the russian space programme in kazakhstanr russia in terms of national pride and the image of russian space programme. i was reading the other day, one commentator was saying to things that russia has really prided itself on our espionage and space technology, space exploration. they are both looking a little bit ropey at the moment. a hard week for russia, leaving espinosa side, with the space programme there have been a few troubles already earlier this year and last year will step some programmes didn't work, some of the rockets launched which were supposed to deliver satellites or something else, they collapsed. there have been a lot of questions already arising, the soyuz model has been functioning really well for a number of years, actually just the third trouble since 1967 when the programme was launched, so this has been really stable and the fact that we only the troubles in this bid which has been perfectly stable before tells that probably there are deeper problems inside and even russian officials state tv is talk