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Russia's new manned spacecraft will be able to fly around the Moon for up to six months
The new Russian manned spacecraft "Eagle" will be able to fly around the Earth for about a year and around the Moon for up to six months, according to the materials of Roscosmos, posted on the state procurement website.
The maximum duration of the flight of the spacecraft "Eagle" has been announced»
A promising Russian spacecraft, which is being created to replace the Soyuz ,will be able to fly around the Moon for up to six months. The total service life of the device should be at least five years.
Mass media: Iran plans to launch several satellites of its own production
According to the IRNA agency, first of all, we are talking about launching satellites into low-Earth orbit of the Earth - from 160 to 2 thousand km
The Iranian authorities are working on several satellites of domestic production, five of which are planned to be launched in the near future. This was reported on Friday by the IRNA news agency.
Russia will be able to send space tourists into orbit at the end of 2023 - Glavkosmos"
Glavkosmos plans to offer flight seats on the Soyuz spacecraft for space tourists by the end of 2023, the head of the company Dmitry Loskutov said.
The head of NASA will connect online to the June GLEX conference in St. Petersburg
The head of NASA, Bill Nelson, announced on Friday, May 28, about participation in the virtual format in the international space conference GLEX-2021, which will be held in June in St. Petersburg.
The next launch of the Soyuz from Vostochny is scheduled for July 1
The head of Roscosmos, Dmitry Rogozin, previously announced plans to launch one Soyuz rocket from Vostochny in May, June and July.]
The Soyuz launch vehicle will next be launched from the Vostochny cosmodrome on July 1. This was announced on Saturday by the General Director of the Rocket and Space Center (RCC) "Progress" Dmitry Baranov.
NASA in the budget for 2022 did not provide for the purchase of seats on the " Soyuz»
NASA's budget for 2022 does not provide for the purchase of additional seats on Russian Soyuz spacecraft for flights to the International Space Station (ISS), but the United States hopes to continue flights on mutual exchange. This was announced on May 28 by a representative of NASA.
All 36 OneWeb satellites successfully launched into orbit
This is the seventh launch of OneWeb satellites and the fourth fully commercial launch from the Eastern
All British OneWeb communications satellites launched from the Vostochny cosmodrome on a Soyuz-2.1 b carrier rocket have successfully separated from the Fregat upper stage. This is stated in the message of Roscosmos, distributed on Saturday.
The test base of the Fregat upper stages will be re-equipped by the end of 2022
The re-equipment is carried out in order to organize workplaces for conducting electrical tests of all modifications of the units
Technical re-equipment of the Fregat upper stage test base (RBF) will be completed by the end of 2022. This was reported to TASS in the press service of the NGO named after S. A. Lavochkin.
Russia has set a record for the number of accident-free space launches in a row
The successful launch of the Soyuz launch vehicle with 36 British OneWeb communications satellites from the Vostochny cosmodrome on May 29 was the 59th consecutive accident-free Russian space launch, according to calculations by RIA Novosti.
NASA calls Russia a vital partner in space
The new head of NASA, Bill Nelson, called Russia a vital partner in the International Space Station, he said at a briefing on May 28, his words are quoted by RIA Novosti.
The future of the ISS will be discussed at the GLEX forum in St. Petersburg
On June 16, a session of the Global Interaction Forum will be held, which will be dedicated to the International Space Station
The prospects for manned space flights and the future of the International Space Station (ISS) will be discussed at the Global Space Exploration Conference GLEX in St. Petersburg. This was reported by TASS Deputy Director of Roscosmos for International Cooperation Sergey Savelyev.
Two Resurs-P satellites to be launched in 2022-Roscosmos
Two Resurs-P Earth remote sensing satellites will be launched next year, said Valery Zaichko, deputy director of the Department of Navigation Space Systems of the state Corporation Roscosmos.
From the Vostochny cosmodrome, a record number of rocket launches were made in a year
Three launch vehicles were launched from Russia's new Vostochny cosmodrome in 2021, which is a record. Previously, a maximum of two launches per year were carried out from the cosmodrome.
OneWeb plans to start providing communication services after the next launch of its satellites
The company said that it had established communication with all 36 satellites put into orbit on the night of May 29
The British company OneWeb will be able to start providing communication services after the next launch of its satellites into low-Earth orbit.
The engine of the reusable Amur-LNG rocket will be tested by November 2025
The first prototype methane engine for the new reusable launch vehicle Amur-LNG will be manufactured and tested by November 2025, according to materials posted on the state procurement website.
In Russia, a rocket engine with a record duration of operation was tested
It worked for more than 3 thousand seconds
The new rocket engine was able to run on tests for more than 3 thousand seconds, which is a record. This was announced by the chief designer of JSC "KB Khimavtomatiki" Viktor Gorokhov on the air of the program "Military acceptance" on the TV channel "Zvezda".
Russia has tested a record-breaking long-running rocket engine
Russia has tested a rocket engine that can run for more than three thousand seconds (50 minutes), making it a record-breaking long-running engine. This is reported by TASS.
SpaceX has launched a new group of Starlink Internet satellites into orbit, bringing the grouping to 1,735 vehicles
The Falcon 9 heavy launch vehicle on Wednesday successfully launched another batch of 60 mini-satellites into low-Earth orbit, designed to continue the deployment of the global Internet coverage of the Starlink system, the developer company SpaceX said.
Russia and China have sent invitations to partners for cooperation on a scientific lunar station
Roscosmos and CNSA announced the signing of a memorandum of cooperation on the creation of an international station in early March
Roscosmos and the Chinese National Space Administration (CNSA) have invited partners to the International Lunar Science Station (ISS) project and expect to receive a response at the Global Space Exploration Conference GLEX in St. Petersburg. This was reported by TASS Deputy General Director of the State Corporation for International Cooperation Sergey Savelyev.