

Interplanetary station "Luna-25" on the Earth's satellite was launched by Russia, 50 years later
The Luna-25 automatic interplanetary station was put on a suborbital trajectory by a “Soyuz-2.1b” rocket launched on Friday from the Vostochny cosmodrome. Almost half a century later, Russian cosmonautics is heading for the moon again. In 5.5 days, the device will make a soft landing in the area of the Southern Pole on the natural satellite of the Earth, RIA Novosti reports.



















