Progress cargo spacecraft
Progress is an uncrewed Soviet and Russian cargo-spacecraft family derived from Soyuz. Its vehicles deliver pressurized cargo, water, gases, and propellant to orbital stations, can support station reboosts, and are loaded with waste before destructive atmospheric reentry.
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Identity
- Aliases
- Progress resupply spacecraftProgress freighter
- Family Name
- Progress
- Full Name
- Progress cargo spacecraft
- Roles
- cargo
- Status
- active
- Type
- spacecraft
Details
- Description
- Progress is an uncrewed Soviet and Russian cargo-spacecraft family derived from Soyuz. Its vehicles deliver pressurized cargo, water, gases, and propellant to orbital stations, can support station reboosts, and are loaded with waste before destructive atmospheric reentry.
- Dimensions
- Diameter
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- Height
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- First Flight Year
- 1,978
- Manufacturer
- Operator
- Propulsion Configurations
- Entries
- Count
- 1
- Placement
- spacecraft
- Propulsion System
- Role
- maneuvering
- Stage
- propulsion-module
- Variant Notes
- One rear Progress Propulsion Module integrated system containing docking, reboost, and deorbit propulsion; individual engine and attitude-thruster models remain intentionally unmodeled.
- Name
- Progress rear propulsion-module configuration
- Notes
- Models one exact integrated propulsion-module installation only. No KTDU-80, S5.80, DPO, or individual thruster suffix is inferred because the cited ESA/NASA sources establish the module boundary and operational role but not a single exact engine-model assignment for every Progress generation.
- Spacecraft Specs
- Launch Mass
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- Reusability
- expendable
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- Creation Time
- July 13, 2026 at 09:50:45 UTC
- Updated Time
- August 5, 2026 at 02:04:59 UTC
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