Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation: Russia will withdraw from the ISS project in 2025

It became known about Russia's intentions to withdraw from the ISS (International Space Station) project within the next few years. The corresponding statement was made by the Deputy Prime Minister of the country Yuri Borisov.

As the RIA News, Yuri Borisov pointed out that the exit from the ISS project will take place in 2025. According to the Deputy Prime Minister, this is due to the fact that Russian specialists will begin to create a domestic orbital space station.

The message says that the corresponding decision was made on April 12 during a meeting with the head of state.

It is noted that Russia will create its own orbital station, which will allow space research and experiments of various kinds.

In fact, this means that the full-fledged work of the ISS can be completed in the aforementioned 2025. After all, even if other countries decide to extend the life of the International Space Station, then without Russian specialists it will be a completely different project.

Yuri Borisov:

When we make a decision, then we will start negotiations with our partners on the conditions and forms of interaction after 2024

Earlier in Russia, a considerable number of experts noted that at one time a mistake was made - the refusal of their own space station. Recall that the Mir station was de-orbited and flooded in Pacific waters in 2001 - just 15 years after the start of operation. To date, the ISS has been in operation for 23 years. At the same time, the terms on the extension of the ISS mission were previously considered, first until 2024, then until 2030.

Comments

[tralflot1832]

Why is that expected in light of recent events! How do you like Elon Musk?

[Sling cutter]

Roskosmos commented on the announcement of Russia's withdrawal from the ISS project
MOSCOW, April 18 - RIA Novosti. The ISS modules have exhausted their service life, the station will operate until 2024, and the prospects for international cooperation are to be determined during negotiations, the press service of Roscosmos told RIA Novosti. We have agreed with the ISS partners the term of operation at the station - 2024. After that the decision will be made on the basis of the technical condition of the station modules, which have mostly expired their service life, as well as our plans to deploy a new generation national orbital service station.When we make a decision, then we will start negotiations with our partners on the conditions and forms of interaction after 2024, "the press service said.
What does 2025 have to do with it?

[military_cat]

Quote: Stroporez

We have a working period at the station agreed with our partners in the ISS - 2024. After this period, the decision will be made based on the technical condition of the station modules.

Hmm, the news that there is no news, and the headline is for those who do not read the headline further.

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: military_cat

Hmm, the news that there is no news, and the headline is for those who do not read the headline further.

Yes, if you continue to read, - one dregs.
There are two ways to exit the project.
1. "Slam the hatch" and sink your own and central blocks (like "Mir") together with those who do not have time to undock.
2. Sell your blocks for the scrap price.
Somehow everything looks like preparation for the second option.

[carstorm 11]

Probably because he is after 24)))

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Stroporez

What does 2025 have to do with it?

So I think about the same thing. This year, a brand new module "Science" will be docked to the ISS. And when we leave the project, will we take it with us? Will be the base of our new station.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

This year, a brand new module "Science" will be docked to the ISS. And when we leave the project, will we take it with us? Will be the base of our new station.

Yeah, wonderful things are happening in the heads of various vice-chairmen and other drivers there, and sometimes it seems that he is talking in some kind of delirium, and then they learn about their words from news feeds.

[mitroha]

This year, a brand new module "Science" will be docked to the ISS.

It seems like infa slipped through that they would not dock, but used in a new COP. But I won't put my salary, because I don't remember the source

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Quote: Stroporez

What does 2025 have to do with it?

Year of the beginning of the construction of ROSS. In 2024, the launch of the NEM will take Nauka and Prichal from the ISS, which are flying there this year.

[xorek]

Quote: tralflot1832

Why is that expected in light of recent events! How do you like Elon Musk?

I think this will all happen sooner, technically we will not have problems .. But the buddha mask will definitely have problems both NASA and our masqueraders from his sect

We'll see the guys for the reaction ..

[Cosm22]

For some reason, there is no doubt that everything can happen earlier.
For some reason only the Russian segment of the station is bursting at the seams and poisoning the air.
What is the reason is unknown.
Either the metal fatigue, which even Soloviev has already begun to refer to (it is not clear only why this fatigue is observed only in the exclusively Russian segment of the ISS).
Or jewelry joints of Progress, in which the screens and antennas of the radio protection of the automatic docking system "Kurs" even bend, as was the case in July 2020 and February 2021.

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Quote: Cosm22

For some reason only the Russian segment of the station is bursting at the seams and poisoning the air.

Stupidly continue to drive bullshit? The American segment also hounds. And the crack in the Star PrK is less than a millimeter. "He's bursting at the seams," you know ...

Quote: Cosm22

What is the reason is unknown.

Really.

Quote: Cosm22

Or jewelry joints of Progress, in which the screens and antennas of the radio protection of the automatic docking system "Kurs" even bend, as was the case in July 2020 and February 2021.

The antennas on Progress were bent as a result of a change in the technology for the production of the inner coating of the head fairings at the sub-assemblies. Everything has already been corrected.

[Cosm22]

1. Stop lying.
Where, by whom and when were the official data on the leak in the American sector published?
This funny version was put forward only by Rogozin in December 2020. After the cracks were found only in the Russian segment, the question disappeared. Even Rogozin's. He no longer stutters about it. In an official statement from the Houston Mission Control Center, it was said: "No air leak was found in the American part of the International Space Station."
2. And ??? Any counterarguments? There is nothing to say - it is better to remain silent.
3. I know this very well. What's next? How will this help the station after "everything has been corrected" if the cracks were really caused by the impacts of Progress on the docking station?

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Quote: Cosm22

Where, by whom and when were the official data on the leak in the American sector published?

Shiz? The station is always poisoning, in any segment. She has such a peculiarity. That is why gases are regularly delivered to the station to replenish the air. It is only in kreaklov that gases are poisoned by themselves.

Quote: Cosm22

This funny version was put forward only by Rogozin in December 2020.

What does Rogozin have to do with it? Look at Solovyov. Read the manual for the station.

Quote: Cosm22

In an official statement from the Houston Mission Control Center, it was said: "No air leak was found in the American section of the International Space Station."

Here it is desirable to add - a larger than usual leak. And so, yes, it was not found. And the air just evaporates regularly.

Quote: Cosm22

2. And ??? Any counterarguments? There is nothing to say - it is better to remain silent.

The main crack less than a millimeter in size was closed up. Air losses have decreased three times. The rest will close up as they get to them. This is not critical at all for the station. Do you still not understand this with your mind?

Quote: Cosm22

3. I know this very well. What's next? How will this help the station after "everything has been corrected"

Then what are you talking about nonsense about "antennas bent from impacts on the station"? Have you started talking?

Quote: Cosm22

if the cracks were really caused by the impacts of Progress on the docking station?

There, to that junction, previously a regular 20-ton ATV moored, as many as five ships were. And the weight of Progress is 7 tons. What "blows" of Progress are you talking about ?! Tin in general.

[Cosm22]

1. What, demagogue, didn’t realize that we are talking about UNNORMAL leaks? It's time to feel sorry for the person.
2. If it were not critical, then Soloviev would not have expressed himself so categorically. But for some reason, the ROK instantly lost the prospects of extending its work on the ISS until 2030, which was so proudly trumpeted. All of a sudden, their tongues bitten at once, as if by magic. Probably because as you say with your own mind you understood that the situation is not critical for the station, things are fine?
3. Docking docking strife. I have not heard that the Signus "from a running start" docked, like Progress. Give me another batch of noodles that it was ATV-3 that caused cracks in the spacecraft during the orbit correction test. Progress that does it regularly, clear stump, has nothing to do with it. Their orbit correction and the resulting cyclic loads do not cause metal fatigue in the module. A Russian truck with the best Russian metal in the world cannot do it. It is not tight.

[hrych]

Quote: Cosm22

NON-STANDARD leaks

Such a loud expression is fraught with emergency evacuation.

Quote: Cosm22

extending their work on the ISS until 2030

Those. you are floating in space, and what on earth do you not notice? This is how the cruel economic and sanctions war is going on. Cooperation is curtailed and a round of a new arms race begins. Having completely failed hypersound, etc., the Americans have one chance to try to level the situation - by placing nuclear weapons in space. Here there is no time for profits and no time for joint, profitable projects. I will also give you some advice on super heavy rockets. There is no question of any Moon. This is a cover. The Russian Federation has a compact nuclear power plant of high power and in the near future powerful combat stations will be deployed, but the Americans, who do not have a compact nuclear power plant, will need to throw big, good old reactors, and preferably not on LEO. If they don't, they will lose ... The planet. Laser and EMP guns need energy, railguns need energy, and maneuvering on electric propulsion engines requires energy. Only YSU can provide sufficient energy in orbit for these devices. Therefore, the larger Saturn-5, the masked giant, won the tender to lift into orbit ... the reactor of the Virginia nuclear submarine. Now let's laugh, blame it on science fiction, on conspiracy theory, etc.

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Quote: Cosm22

1. What, demagogue, didn’t realize that we are talking about UNNORMAL leaks? It's time to feel sorry for the person.

Take pity on yourself. I see that it is already shaking.

Leaks are not standard or abnormal. They are dangerous to astronauts or not. The leak in the PrK is not dangerous and is successfully eliminated.

Quote: Cosm22

2. If it were not critical, then Soloviev would not have expressed himself so categorically. But for some reason, the ROK instantly lost the prospects of extending its work on the ISS until 2030, which was so proudly trumpeted.

How much? The ISS warranty for ALL modules expired in 2017. Now this is the only way - without a guarantee.

Quote: Cosm22

Probably because as you say with your own mind you understood that the situation is not critical for the station, things are fine?

The latter is common, i.e. the heads of Roscosmos and NASA, the decision on the ISS - its operation until 2024. In this case, the station will exceed its warranty period by 7 years.

Quote: Cosm22

3. Docking docking strife. I have not heard that the Signus "from a running start" docked, like Progress.

He can't do that. Physically. But Cru Dragon can. With a running start. Barely the hatch was opened.

Quote: Cosm22

Give me another batch of noodles that it was ATV-3 that caused cracks in the spacecraft during the orbit correction test.

Do not indulge in your innuendo by inventing my answers for yourself.

Quote: Cosm22

Progress that does it regularly, clear stump, has nothing to do with it.

They do the correction with a running start ?! What a nightmare.

Quote: Cosm22

A Russian truck with the best Russian metal in the world cannot do it. It is not tight.

After all, how itching is, and Already AMg6 is disliked and worrisome.

[credo]

Quote: tralflot1832

Why is that expected in light of recent events! How do you like Elon Musk?

Not knowing the backstage of our relationship on the ISS with the so-called. "partners", but following the picture on TV, one may really get the impression that we just have love-carrots with them there, but it looks like this is not so.
Nobody talks about how many secrets Russia revealed to the Anglo-Saxons in terms of the creation of the ISS in terms of the simplicity of its soul, but the limit of joint "fruitful cooperation" has already come.

[xorek]

Quote: credo

Nobody talks about how many secrets Russia revealed to the Anglo-Saxons in terms of the creation of the ISS in terms of the simplicity of its soul, but the limit of joint "fruitful cooperation" has already come.

You are very discerning .. We are simply tired of rolling them into space at our own expense and providing them with toilets, and they still condemn us and impose sanctions on us .. It's time to separate, Yura has been looking at us with condemnation for a long time, together with Korolyov ..
Young people probably do not already know that the first space station was also Soviet, like the first cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin !! And this ISS was created on the basis of this .. We need to separate, we will pull it ourselves or we'd better launch the Chinese into the project ..

[Cosm22]

At your own expense?
Don't confuse anything?
Those. Was it not Roskosmos that pulled an exorbitant $ 90 million from an American for a seat in the Union, but NASA from a Russian?
The maintenance of toilets is carried out by the Russians in accordance with a previously concluded contract, what and to whom are the claims?
However, there is very little time left for science. For in addition to work under the aforementioned contract, the Russian crew has recently been busy looking for new cracks in its segment and trying to patch them up.
“As before, a lot of time is spent on service operations on the ISS RS. Thus, the crew spent 579 hours 20 minutes on maintenance of the ISS RS (including repair and restoration work) during the flight, which is 25,3% of the total actual operating time. time, according to an article published in the journal CTC "Manned space flights."
With regard to the Chinese, it would not hurt to ask their opinion first. Perhaps after they build their OS.

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Quote: Cosm22

Those. it was not Roskosmos that pulled an exorbitant $ 90 million from an American for a seat in the Union

Half a year in orbit is that much. By the way, we continue to tear them up, only through the merchants.

Quote: Cosm22

and NASA from a Russian?

We do not buy someone else's equipment, we have our own.

Quote: Cosm22

The maintenance of toilets is carried out by the Russians in accordance with a previously concluded contract, what and to whom are the claims?

It's hard without toilets on the ISS AS. Wed .. I have to go into space. They even brought their own. Jo .. they say they are freezing.

Quote: Cosm22

However, there is very little time left for science. For in addition to work under the aforementioned contract, the Russian crew has recently been busy looking for new cracks in its segment and trying to patch them up.

One is looking for, the other is engaged in science at this time and even blogs on the net. What has not been completed will be completed by another crew.

Quote: Cosm22

With regard to the Chinese, it would not hurt to ask their opinion first. Perhaps after they build their OS.

We have long-term and mutually beneficial cooperation with the Chinese.

[Cosm22]

Russian cosmonauts are engaged in science only on a first-come, first-served basis at the ISS.
Those. only during the hours allocated to them for work in the American or European module.
You can't do much science in your sector. If you have forgotten - a module specially designed for this is still on Earth. And experiments with fruit flies are no longer of interest to anyone.
As for cooperation, such is possible only among equal partners.

[hrych]

Quote: Cosm22

only on a first come, first served basis to the ISS.

The Americans and other Japanese have directly enriched humanity with great discoveries from the ISS laboratories At the exit zero without a stick, sprouted corn in weightlessness and beauty. Well, they grew a useless crystal there. Do you have some information on great discoveries? Enlighten? I've only heard about stupid nonsense and no fundamental discoveries.

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Quote: Cosm22

Russian cosmonauts are engaged in science only on a first-come, first-served basis at the ISS.
Those. only during the hours allocated to them for work in the American or European module.

Hrenase turned it over. You have to try to suck it out.

Quote: Cosm22

You can't do much science in your sector.

I advise you to watch the video series "Experiments on the ISS" to expand your horizons on the tube on the Roscosmos media channel. In order not to flog such nonsense.

Quote: Cosm22

If you have forgotten - a module specially designed for this is still on Earth.

The Science module will naturally expand the possibilities of our work in space.

Quote: Cosm22

And experiments with fruit flies are no longer of interest to anyone.

And how about growing Japanese salad? The Americans have been doing this on the ISS for several years.

Quote: Cosm22

As for cooperation, such is possible only among equal partners.

We have been cooperating for 20 years. Did not you notice?

[Pashhenko Nikolay]

Chinese in the project? They are building their own station if you do not know. But will we still build on the water with a pitchfork. Especially looking at the creation of a new ship, Toli Eagle, Toli Federation.

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Quote: Pashhenko Nikolay

Especially looking at the creation of a new ship, roofing felts Eagle, roofing felts Federation.

Do you want to really look at the creation, and not suck the opinion out of your finger? Here's a video:

[Pashhenko Nikolay]

Thanks for the video. Can you tell me how many years the work has been going on and when will it end?

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Quote: Pashhenko Nikolay

Thanks for the video. Can you tell me how many years the work has been going on and when will it end?

The contract for the production of the NPP was signed with RSC Energia in October 2016. For four years (2017-2020), the technical design was seriously revised and the design documentation was released. At the moment, we are assembling bench and flight products. Launch of the first flight product "Oryol" at the end of 2023 on the "Angara-A5" launch vehicle from the "Vostochny" cosmodrome.

[Artyom Karagodin]

Yes, for now, Elon Musk will not be spoiled by this in any way. Now, if everything succeeds and the station works normally, then it will be possible to say that it is too early to bury our space.

[Vadim237]

Russia now has a Science Module, an OKA T module and a central nodal module Berth, which will form the basis of the new station.

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Quote: Vadim237

Russia now has a Science Module, an OKA T module and a central nodal module Berth, which will form the basis of the new station.

OKA-T exists only in the form of ... let's say, drawings But the NEM is going on the slipway. Many times here on the topvar such a promising scheme has already been published:

Science and the Quay have already been completed, the NEM will be ready in 2024, the transformable module exists in the form of a large-scale model, and a short-radius centrifuge will be installed in the full-scale version. OKA-T is not present in the current FKP, it may appear in the next one. The airlock will be taken from our proposal for the American lunar station.

All this will most likely be the first stage of the station.

And then the station can be built up to this:

[Bad_gr]

What is this ball?

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Quote: Bad_gr

What is this ball?

This? Transformable module, I wrote above.

[Bad_gr]

Quote: slipped

Transformable module, I wrote above.

In the picture, it looks like it is made of metal, solid, so I did not think that "transformable" refers to this module. Now it is clear.
Thanks for the information.

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Quote: Bad_gr

In the picture, it looks like it is made of metal, solid, so I did not think that "transformable" refers to this module. Now it is clear.
Thanks for the information.

The centrifuge is large. Here is its prototype in IBMP,

the flight one will be slightly smaller, but still it will not fit into the diameter of a conventional module.

[Artyom Karagodin]

The most important thing is to launch what is needed for the first stage. We will master it - we will master the rest!

[Artyom Karagodin]

It's clear. Most likely, we will succeed. But it is better to wait until this happens, and then raise a glass to Russian space! Although I personally have little doubt that everything will work out.

[iouris]

No, we want it today!

[tralflot1832]

Amerikosov for 4 tariffs on a space taximeter to Earth?

[zwlad]

It's good. Enough for a pittance to share your experience in space exploration. Let them try to create something themselves, and we'll see what happens.
In the meantime, build your own station.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: zwlad

It's good. Enough for a pittance to share your experience in space exploration. Let them try to create something themselves, and we'll see what happens.

The Americans were transferred to the technology of building orbital stations and, most importantly, the invaluable experience of a man's long stay in space, besides, they have something to deliver their astronauts, so that the creation of their own station with mattresses is a matter of little time.

[zwlad]

I do not argue. Let them create. Themselves.
And we ourselves.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: zwlad

I do not argue. Let them create. Themselves.
And we ourselves.

Yes, but if we have enough funds without international cooperation to create our own, without even discussing the technical side of the issue. In recent years, I don’t remember that someone made our astronautics rich, yes, individuals, but space as a whole ...
In addition, it should be noted that with the development of other "cabbies" commercial launches will decline, the program of deliveries to Yankers is being phased out, and Musk is already carrying out the delivery of cosmonauts.

[Niko]

Quote: Stroporez

Quote: zwlad

I do not argue. Let them create. Themselves.
And we ourselves.

Yes, but if we have enough funds without international cooperation to create our own, without even discussing the technical side of the issue. In recent years, I don’t remember that someone made our astronautics rich, yes, individuals, but space as a whole ...
In addition, it should be noted that with the development of other "cabbies" commercial launches will decline, the program of deliveries to Yankers is being phased out, and Musk is already carrying out the delivery of cosmonauts.

It's as usual. There is no money, they will close the project with victorious fanfare, like someone made it worse, but will they open their own?

[Sling cutter]

Quote: Niko

It's as usual. There is no money, they will close the project with victorious fanfare, like someone made it worse, but will they open their own?

But this is a question of questions and, in general, what will happen to us by 2024-25.

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Quote: Stroporez

In addition, it should be noted that with the development of other "cabbies" commercial launches will fall,

Now they are only growing. This year is completely commercial and one more with a commercial place.

Quote: Stroporez

the delivery program of rd yankers is being closed

What does the RD that we supply to the Americans under a contract they previously paid have to do with this?

Quote: Stroporez

and Musk is already delivering the astronauts.

Fewer people wanting to get into space? Not. We have a queue.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: slipped

Not. We have a queue.

Here, the branch is full of statistics, as well as on other branches on space, if you tell your version, it will be interesting. Or do you want to flood?

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Quote: Stroporez

This thread is full of statistics.

It is unclear what statistics you are talking about. Just now, we delivered astronaut Mark Vande Hai to the ISS for commercial money. And he has an understudy.

Next on the all-commercial Soyuz MS-19 on the visiting expedition the director and actress will fly to the ISS for filming the film.

Then, on board Soyuz MS-20, along with the new crew of the station, an Australian pilot.

Then another completely commercial "Soyuz MS-23" .... Etc.

Quote: Stroporez

Or do you want to flood?

I here, unlike some, do not deal with flooding, as I know more.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: slipped

Soyuz MS-19 ", a director and an actress will fly to the ISS for the filming of the film.

MOSCOW, November 16 - RIA Novosti. Together with the actress, another participant in a space flight may go to the ISS, but this will require two cosmonauts to stay at the station for a year, follows from the preliminary program of flights to the ISS for 2021, developed by the Energia Rocket and Space Corporation.
According to the draft program, a copy of which is at the disposal of RIA Novosti, on October 5, 2021, a crew of three people will arrive at the ISS for 12 days on board the Soyuz MS-19: cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov and two space flight participants. Earlier it was reported that as part of this flight, an actress will go to the ISS to shoot the first feature film in space. Roscosmos did not inform about the flight of the second "tourist".
Having completed their work, the actress and the second flight participant will return to Earth with cosmonaut Oleg Novitsky on the Soyuz MS-18 spacecraft. Novitsky, along with rookie cosmonauts Pyotr Dubrov and Sergei Korsakov, will arrive at the station in early April 2021. Novitsky will stay in space for a standard six-month shift, and new astronauts, if the flight program is approved in its current form, will have to stay at the station for a year - to work out two shifts. This is necessary to enable the actress to fly and film.
As a member of the public organization Russian Federation of Cosmonautics Alexander Ukratsev noted, a director or cameraman can become the second participant. "There are several options: two actresses from the film" Challenge ", actress and director Klim Shipenko, actress and actor, actress and cameraman," - told RIA Novosti an expert who previously worked at RSC Energia in the management group of the Russian segment of the ISS. "
are you talking about this? Seriously?
So it looks more like a banter
Good mood and impressions of the announced launches with the designated "crews". house tu rules

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Quote: Stroporez

are you talking about this? Seriously?
So it looks more like a banter

What confused you here? The ship was built and fully paid for from extrabudgetary sources. Don't you understand that this is the first fully commercial launch?

Quote: Stroporez

Good mood and impressions of the announced launches with the designated "crews". house tu rules

Those same "trade union vouchers" that Korolev spoke about. Does it burn you?

[Sling cutter]

Quote: slipped

What confused you here? The ship was built and fully paid for from extrabudgetary sources. Don't you understand that this is the first fully commercial launch?

You can, of course, run a circus tent with buzovy gigans, dogs and a bear, well, everything is like ragozin, only they are unlikely to master the technology of sealing all holes and cracks in our non-analogous world segment with adhesive tape. I would like them to go along with Ragozin and his guide, work out the entire required resource, undock and “heroically” burn in dense layers of the water so that they do not pollute the Pacific Ocean with their burnt bodies.
this is the program !!!
PySy. like hello kitty

[Sling cutter]

Quote: slipped

Does it burn you?

Nothing burns with us, it boils in your intestines, if necessary, we can give purgen as a brainwash
Well? fire battery?

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Quote: Stroporez

Well? fire battery?

Are you sick? Clear.

[Sling cutter]

Quote: slipped

Are you sick? Clear.

no-no-no, I have a clearly fixed immunity on you
PySy. If someone does not understand something, I am not to blame, we do not take prisoner, there will be no mercy

[xorek]

Quote: zwlad

I do not argue. Let them create. Themselves.
And we ourselves.

Exactly ..

[tralflot1832]

The cost of the new Russian station has already been announced. $ 6 billion, I think not too much.

[Thrifty]

Again the word "partners"! Tired of it already! So it is possible to come to an obscenity, to call the enemy a "military opponent"! Like small children, they look at what an attempt to blackmail older adults will lead to. ...

[Prax1]

we’ll get out, we’ll get out, but we cannot really build. From once an advanced space power, we have turned into a periphery. Roskosmos is already inferior to private companies in the number of launches ...

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Quote: Prax1

we’ll get out, we’ll get out, but we cannot really build.

What can't we? Where do you come from so illiterate? Two station modules are already ready.

the third is going on the slipway

[Pontiffsulyvahn]

They themselves have decided whether they are coming out or not?

Title: Russia will withdraw from the ISS project in 2025

Contents: When will we make a decision

Will it come out or is it just planned to make a decision? And if the decision is to "continue", then what to do with the exit?

[mitroha]

So can this question be asked to the author of the news?

[Cosm22]

All questions have already been answered by Vladimir Soloviev, Deputy General Designer for Flight Operation, Testing of Rocket and Space Complexes and Systems of RSC Energia. His words:
"Already, there are a number of elements that are seriously damaged and out of service. Many of them cannot be replaced. After 2025, we predict an avalanche-like failure of numerous elements on board the ISS."
Understandably, the deputy general designer means, first of all, problems with Russian equipment.
That is the whole reason for the statement made by Borisov. It's just that Bobby is already dying today. So there will be a decision, and it will be forced.
And about ROS ... It has long been said that dreaming is not harmful.

[Pontiffsulyvahn]

I know all this, there is just confusion: Borisov said that they would come out, but in the text of the news - that they are only planning an examination. One does not correspond to the other.

[knn54]

The Arctic is practically invisible from the ISS.

[xorek]

Quote: knn54

The Arctic is practically invisible from the ISS.

And what is there to look at her There are Russian bases and are beautifully built in the shape of a star ..)))

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Quote: knn54

The Arctic is practically invisible from the ISS.

The Arctic is visible from the "Arctic-M":

[Drugov]

Do not boast on the way to the army, boast on the way from the army. There are elections in September and this is the only way to explain all these brave reports about the upcoming projects.

[Nirvanko]

No, it was just the anniversary of Gagarin's flight. We sat down, remembered the past achievement and gave birth to projects under the Christmas tree.

[alexey2073]

Well. The main thing is that there would be enough manpower and resources, production capacity, for a new orbital station.

[Cosm22]

With funds, alas, tension.
So the Russian station has every chance of breaking the Angara record and not meeting the quarter-century deadline.
By the time of the hypothetical launch of the hypothetical DFB into orbit, the Chinese OS has already exhausted its resource.

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With funds, alas, tension.
So the Russian station has every chance of breaking the Angara record and not meeting the quarter-century deadline.
By the time of the hypothetical launch of the hypothetical DFB into orbit, the Chinese OS has already exhausted its resource.

Compared .... with a finger. The first ROC modules are already ready.

[Cosm22]

So what if you're ready?
Science has been "ready" for a quarter of a century, and is still lying on Earth.
And it's scary to launch. The reliability of the Proton is known. And Russian jewelry docks in orbit of cargo trucks cause only general admiration.
But you have to launch it. It is already indecent to pull further. Let's take a look at this ride.

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So what if you're ready?

Since the launch is in a couple of months.

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Science has been "ready" for a quarter of a century, and is still lying on Earth.

MLM-U is not "lying around". It is being prepared for launch at Baikonur. All ground tests have passed successfully. Now the thermobaric chamber and the installation of the interior. The launch rocket has already been delivered there.

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And it's scary to launch. The reliability of the Proton is known.

Of course it is known - the last 20 launches and all successful. Don't you like it? Well, live with it.

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And Russian jewelry docks in orbit of cargo trucks cause only general admiration.

Sure. For 40 years already.

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But you have to launch it. It is already indecent to pull further. Let's take a look at this ride.

I advise you to take a selfie at this moment. And put it here. Others also have an attraction to watch the hunt.

[Cosm22]

1. Did the school at one time explain that a high-quality short adjective "ready" implies the plural?
What kind of plural modules will be displayed in a couple of months? Science with the Dock? Is it okay that the Berth can fly to the ISS only in six months at best? There is no question of NEM at all, it will fly when the cancer whistles on the mountain.
2. I'm glad. In a quarter of a century, Science has begun to install the interior. By the way, how are you with the tanks? Refueling problem solved?
3. Become familiar with such a concept as VBR.
4. Let's wait and see. I, unlike you, do not find myself in the future tense. I rely on facts and reality.

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1. Did the school at one time explain that a high-quality short adjective "ready" implies the plural?

So it is, here the Science module "flies" for testing in a pressure chamber:

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What kind of plural modules will be displayed in a couple of months? Science with the Dock?

Do not distort. A couple of months later, first "Science".

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Is it okay that the Berth can fly to the ISS only in six months at best?

Well, yes, the launch of Progress M-UM is scheduled for November 24. After the "Science" is integrated into the ISS.

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There is no question of NEM at all, it will fly when the cancer whistles on the mountain.

In three years. A very complex new module. With a larger volume of internal space than was previously the case for the retrofitting modules of the Mir station.

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2. I'm glad. In a quarter of a century, Science has begun to install the interior. By the way, how are you with the tanks? Refueling problem solved?

Well, you say that you know everything. It does not need refueling. At all. He needs to fly to the station and dock. Refueling was required by the Zarya module while it was performing the functions of the base unit before the arrival of the Zvezda module.

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3. Become familiar with such a concept as VBR.

"No, I can't accept this" © not mine. Does CSV itch?

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4. Let's wait and see. I, unlike you, do not find myself in the future tense. I rely on facts and reality.

Those. Will there be a selfie?

[Slipper 2]

Holes are apparently tired of gluing after inadequate astronauts
After dosvidos let them look for fools who want to fly with technology made in usa

[Knell wardenheart]

On the one hand, this is undoubtedly a "+" in the development of domestic space, on the other, is it not too much load for the mid-20s we have planned? Nuclon, Luna, heavyweight, PhobosGrunt-2, now also an orbital station - with modest economic "successes" to say the least. Will there be enough space budget? And if not, what projects are we going to postpone again for years ..?
The fact that they can build some kind of station in orbit is beyond my doubts. But that it will be a useful object with broad capabilities - there is already a certain skepticism. Our "partners in space" will clearly focus on the Moon, what we will focus on, and whether we will focus at all, is not yet clear to me.

[Ros 56]

This will be the right decision and at the same time unfasten all our blocks and modules with all antennas and solar panels from the ISS. Let Musk take everything there.

[Blackmokona]

The solar panels on the ISS are American, they were recently upgraded by the way.

[alexmach]

What are your other solar panels? Are you writing from the states or what?

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This will be the right decision and at the same time unfasten all our blocks and modules with all antennas and solar panels from the ISS. Let Musk take everything there.

After ours unfasten their own, the rest will have to be drowned. The design is as follows.

[Ros 56]

This is no longer our headache.

[Tsoy]

And no one noticed in the news that the new station is being planned as visited, and not permanently inhabited? That is, it is a step backward even compared to the programs of the USSR. And in general, what to do in orbit? Reconnaissance has long been carried out by satellites. How many years have they not been able to launch science? How to launch a new station in 4 years?

[Vadim237]

You can still return to the station Almaz just to upgrade it deeply.

[Genry]

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And no one noticed in the news that the new station is being planned as visited, and not permanently inhabited?

Where is the droushka?
On the contrary! The current segment does not allow receiving tourists - few people, no amenities, cramped, boring, ...

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And no one noticed in the news that the new station is being planned as visited, and not permanently inhabited?

You have mixed horses-people. Visited is the lunar station. You can't stay there for a long time. And on the orbital around the Earth - you can.

[Tsoy]

You have mixed horses-people. Visited is the lunar station. You can't stay there for a long time. And on an orbital around the Earth - you can

Nothing is confused. Vladimir Soloviev, First Deputy General Director of RSC Energia, said this at the RAS Council on Space. Crew 2-4 people, work in unmanned mode. This is a ROS project.

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Nothing is confused. Vladimir Soloviev, First Deputy General Director of RSC Energia, said this at the RAS Council on Space. Crew 2-4 people, work in unmanned mode. This is a ROS project.

The project is called ROSS. If the station is moved to a greater latitude than previously proposed, then it will become visited, without a separate crew constantly being there. But this does not mean that during the shift shift it will not continue to work in automatic mode, the technologies are now such that constant monitoring of the equipment, as before, is not required today .. So this is a step forward towards greater automation.

[Nirvanko]

No way. This is a logical completion of the work of Putin's managers at Roskomos and, in general, the government's attitude to science and space. Science has been doing since 95. It's scary to think how long they will build the station.

[nnm]

The cost of the program until 2030 is estimated at $ 6 billion.
https://m.gazeta.ru/science/news/2021/04/18/n_15877418.shtml

[lis-ik]

Usually they say so when there is something of their own, but here, as always, chatter and promises.

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Usually they say so when there is something of their own, but here, as always, chatter and promises.

That's it. Photo above.

[Nirvanko]

China is building its own orbital station - Russia leaves space in 2025. That's all folks.

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China is building its own orbital station - Russia leaves space in 2025. That's all folks.

This is called - "I look in the book, I see a fig." Did you blur your Wishlist without thinking? Happenes.

[Vadim237]

In 2025, only you will leave - you damn whining whining people. The mongrels bark the caravan goes on and so it will be with everything.

[KCA]

What is it that everyone loves to remember Mir so much? A fungus was found on it, it was seen during a mess, there was no way to remove it and there was a direct threat to the health and life of the crews, and how it could mutate in space was generally unknown