Capsula soyuz rusa con un robot a bordo llega a la EEI

A Russian space capsule carrying a humanoid robot named Fedor successfully docked with the International Space Station (ISS) after a previous failed attempt. The capsule, launched as part of tests for a new rocket expected to replace the Soyuz FG, initially failed to dock. Upon arrival, Fedor tweeted humorously about the delay. The robot will conduct tests over two weeks at the ISS. The report is by Rosalba Ruiz from the Associated Press.

What was the main achievement of the Russian space capsule mentioned in the transcript?

• It successfully launched a new satellite.

• It discovered a new planet.

• It docked with the International Space Station.

• It returned safely to Earth.

What humorous reason did Fedor give for its delayed arrival?

• It had a technical malfunction.

• It was stuck in traffic.

• It was lost in space.

• It was waiting for clearance.

What is the purpose of the new rocket mentioned in the transcript?

• To replace the Soyuz FG booster.

• To explore Mars.

• To launch satellites.

• To carry tourists to space.

How long will Fedor conduct tests on the space station?

• One week

• Two weeks

• Three days

• One month

What was the outcome of the previous docking attempt?

• It was canceled.

• It was unsuccessful.

• It was delayed.

• It was successful.