Angara-A5

The Angara-A5 is a russian rocket that was made to replace the Proton-M rocket, which uses hazardous fuels. It will be used to take payloads to space and bring astronauts to the ISS. It has a URM-1 with a single RD-191 engine as a center core and 4 more URM-1s as boosters. It uses the URM-2 with a single RD-0124 engine as the second stage. It can also have a Briz-M or Blok-DM as an upper stage. The Angara-5P is the crewed version of the Angara-A5. It doesn’t have a URM-2 second stage and instead has the Orel crewed spacecraft attached directly to the URM-1 core. This allows for all the engines to be ignited on the ground. The Orel spacecraft will be able to take 4-6 people to the ISS and back. The Angara-1.2 was made as a version of the Angara-A5 but with only one URM-1 and a modified Block-I instead of a URM-2.