चित्र:Roket Launcher R-7.svg

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विवरणRoket Launcher R-7.svg	العربية: بعض من إصدارات صواريخ الإطلاق السوفيتية. من اليسار: صاروخ إر-7، صاروخ سبوتنك، صاروخ فوستوك، صاروخ سايوز. English: This shows the evolution of Soviet space launch vehicles in the early years. From the left are the R-7 ICBM (InterContinental Ballistic Missile), the Sputnik launcher, the Vostok launcher, and the Soyuz launcher.
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लेखक	NASA / Peter Gorin / Emmanuel Dissais

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