Russia seeks answers on ISS cargo ship crash
Russian investigators on Friday were probing the crash shortly after launch of an unmanned spaceship taking cargo to the International Space Station
(AFP) Russian investigators on Friday were probing the crash shortly after launch of an unmanned spaceship taking cargo to the International Space Station, focusing on the Soyuz carrier rocket.
Russia's space agency said the Progress ship -- carrying tons of food and equipment as well as gifts for the ISS crew of six -- was lost minutes after launch Thursday evening in "an abnormal situation."
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