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October 11, 2018 | Radio Free Europe | Shares: 206 Two-man Russian-American Soyuz crew went into “ballistic descent mode” and will attempt to return to Earth for a “sharp landing” after problem with booster following launch bound for International Space Station, according to a NASA TV announcer.












 
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