Kazakhstan: Soyuz MS-13 installed on launch platform

W/S Soyuz MS-13 transportation, Baikonur
M/S Soyuz MS-13 transportation
W/S Soyuz MS-13 transportation
W/S Soyuz MS-13 transportation
W/S Soyuz MS-13 transportation
W/S Soyuz MS-13 transportation
W/S Soyuz MS-13
M/S Soyuz MS-13
W/S Soyuz MS-13
W/S Soyuz MS-13
SOT, visitor: “I feel fantastic. It used to be my lifelong dream. I graduated from Bauman Moscow State Technical University with a degree in rocket science. This is my favourite rocket, I’ve always dreamt about coming here. Unfortunately, I don’t practice my profession. Now it is just a dream.”
W/S Soyuz MS-13 *CUTAWAY*
SOT, visitor: “Well, I expected to see a lot of flames at the end of the launch and the intensity of the launch. You know, to feel that and then to see it because there's nothing like being there, you know. It’s great, really looking forward to it. Nothing like being there.”
W/S Soyuz MS-13
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The Russian carrier Soyuz-FG alongside the Soyuz MS-13 spacecraft was installed on a launch platform in Baikonur on Thursday, with visitors all over the world coming to witness the event.
"I feel fantastic. It used to be my lifelong dream. I graduated from Bauman Moscow State Technical University with a degree in rocket science. This is my favourite rocket, I’ve always dreamt about coming here," one visitor said.
The launch is scheduled on 20 July with one cosmonaut from Russia and two from the USA and Italy - Alexander Skvortsov, Andrew Morgan, Luca Parmitano respectively – who are supposed to carry out some experiments on board of the International Space Station.