Watch soyouz launch live!

[Kulebron]

Two minutes!

[Kulebron]

So sad F1 button does not work, and no navball to watch.

[Drunkrobot]

The local wildlife are gonna get hella startled!

[Kerbal01]

T-30 seconds!

[Drunkrobot]

The clock is running!

[Kerbal01]

Booster sep! Perfect korolev cross!

[Kerbal01]

Fairing jettison!

[Kerbal01]

Max-Q!

(10char)

[Kerbin Dallas Multipass]

I hope all frogs at the launch site are safe and sound

[Kerbal01]

Sustainer stage sep and third stage ignition!

[Scotius]

Good launch But, to tell the truth, i prefer transmissions from Kourou. With commentary, countdown and animations showing what's happening when rocket is out of sight. Though there would be no shots of crew on Ariane (which is a shame, really).

[Kerbal01]

Third stage sep!

[Kryten]

I hope all frogs at the launch site are safe and sound

Frogs aren't terribly common on the khazak steppes, but I'd watch out for some of these fellows;

[Kerbal01]

Nice launch, I just wished that they'd switch to a telemetry simulation, after it goes out of visual range like they do in most other launches.

[Drunkrobot]

We can confirm, cats fly!

[Kerbin Dallas Multipass]

Frogs aren't terribly common on the khazak steppes, but I'd watch out for some of these fellows;

Please tell me they're all fine

[astropapi1]

BLERGH!

I was playing KSP and forgot to watch this.

At least Bill got to the Mun.

Edited September 25, 2013 by astropapi1

[Mr Shifty]

Here's video of the launch:

[lajoswinkler]

Does anyone know where it is at this moment and how low is it going to take to reach the station? I might just try to find it in the sky...

[Kerbin Dallas Multipass]

Does anyone know where it is at this moment and how low is it going to take to reach the station? I might just try to find it in the sky...

Think they said 6h till docking

[goldenpeach]

What surprise me the most is that they fire the third stage engine while the 2nd stage engine is still working.

Jeb,we know where you work now

[lajoswinkler]

Then I think it will be visible from my place, following the station very closely because the next pass is in around 5 hours. Unfortunatelly, that's in the dawn and I really don't want to get up to freeze in the street for two specks chasing each other.

[Meithan]

http://www.spaceflight101.com/soyuz-tma-10m-flight-profile.html

Damn, I wish I could read that rendezvous profile.

Six burns? I suddenly don't feel so bad about having to mess around a lot with the maneuver nodes to do a rendezvous in KSP.

[lajoswinkler]

So I've tried to look at Soyuz through my window, but other buildings and the trees were obviously in the way...

Instead I saw one of numerous SL-16 R/B. This one is a spent rocket from a project launched in 1994 approximately 1500km away from Earth. Polar orbit, so it was interesting. It was quite bright. There's so much junk up there...

[Mr Shifty]

Video of the successful docking:

Welcome aboard to Hopkins, Úþтþò, and àÑÂ÷ðýÑÂúøù!

And they're opening the hatch right now (Sep 26 0425 UTC):

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/

Edited September 26, 2013 by Mr Shifty