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BAIKONUR - The Soyuz rocket MS-03 is beeing rolled out of the assembly hall 112 for transportation to the Gagarin Start launchpad in the early morning

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Jurriaan Brobbel / Alamy Stock Photo

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4330 x 2887 px | 36.7 x 24.4 cm | 14.4 x 9.6 inches | 300dpi

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14 November 2016

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Baikonur, Kazakhstan

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BAIKONUR - The Soyuz rocket MS-03 is beeing rolled out of the assembly hall 112 for transportation to the Gagarin Start launchpad in the early morning. It will be launched on friday morning November 18th to take the astronauts Oleg Novitskiy, Peggy Whitson and Thomas Pesquet to the international space station. COPYRIGHT JURRIAAN BROBBEL

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