Will use Russia's Soyuz despite rocket failure, says NASA 
A day after the mid-air failure of the Russian Soyuz rocket, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said, "I fully anticipate that we'll fly again on a Soyuz rocket." "I'm confident we'll launch in December," he added. The Russian space agency said it will analyse cause of failure and share it with NASA, which pays up to $82 million per Soyuz seat. 