US EditionProgress Ms-31's Mission Is over: the Spacecraft Burned up in the Dense Layers of the Atmosphere.
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The Progress MS-31 on its departure from the International Space Station – Sergey Kud-Sverchkov/Roscosmos The Progress MS-31 cargo pod completed its mission a few hours ago by disintegrating into the atmosphere together with the waste material and no longer necessary on board the International Space Station (ISS) which it carried on board in a controlled re-entry into the atmosphere. It had been at the Station since 6 July 2025, where it arrived…
The Russian transport spacecraft Progress MS-31, which had been operating as part of the ISS since July 2025, successfully completed its flight program. According to the Roscosmos state corporation, after leaving low Earth orbit, the spacecraft entered the dense layers of the atmosphere, where its primary disintegration occurred. The non-combustible fragments of the structure sank in an uninhabited area of the South Pacific Ocean. Photo: Sergey …
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