Russia launched Spektr-RG, a space telescope from the cosmodrome in Baikonur, Kazakhstan, in a joint project with Germany.
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The Spektr-RG is a space observatory intended to observe black holes, neutron stars and magnetic fields.
It has been developed by Russia with Germany.
It was launched on a Proton-M rocket from the cosmodrome in Baikonur, Kazakhstan.
The Spektr-RG intends to replace the Spektr-R, known as the “Russian Hubble”, which Roskosmos lost control of in January. Spektr-R was launched in 2011 to observe black holes, neutron stars and magnetic fields. Its successor will take up similar duties.
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