Russia in space

The International Space Station. Photo: depositphotos.com

The Russian space agency intends to leave the International Space Station

However, no official announcement has yet been made, and even then, the Russians are obliged to give a year's notice in advance
Anti-satellite weapon. Illustration: shutterstock

The US will stop testing anti-satellite weapons and demand that this become an international norm; China: developing systems to tow satellites

US Vice President Kamala Harris announced this in a review before the Space Guard; more than 1,600 pieces are floating in space since the Russian test about six months ago, over 2,400 pieces are still floating after 15
Soyuz launcher on the launch pad in Baikonur, Kazakhstan. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Russia voluntarily disengages from the space programs, including the private ones

The Russian space agency Roscosmos then dropped the launch from a launcher carrying satellites for the ONEWEB project as a continuation of punitive measures against the West in the field of space
A Soyuz spacecraft is approaching the space station. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The head of the Russian space agency threatens: we will stop providing stabilization services to the International Space Station "from our side it will fall on the USA or Europe"

Director of Roscosmos Dimitri Rogozin referred to the DMS-R facility used to navigate the station, although it was designed by the European Space Agency and integrated into the Russian component of the Zavezda space station * as well as the Progress cargo spacecraft
Sergey Kryklav in an official photo of the Russian Space Agency

Buried in space - the story of the cosmonaut who was abandoned in space

In 1991, cosmonaut Sergey Krikalev made one of the most difficult decisions of his life: to stay on the Soviet space station indefinitely. He did this even though he knew that the country that sent him into space had disbanded, and there was no one to replace him
space debris Illustration: depositphotos.com

Russia conducted an anti-satellite weapon test in which a downed satellite exploded and the resulting debris threatens the international and Chinese space stations

Russia conducted an anti-satellite weapon experiment in which an old Russian satellite exploded without prior warning to those responsible for the space sector in the Western armies, the Cosmos 1408 satellite was launched back in 1982 during the Soviet Union
Simulation of the Clipper spacecraft. Source: RSC Energia.

Kliper - the spaceship that didn't fly

A retro poster featuring an astronaut and a spaceship from the Soviet era. Illustration: shutterstock

The Soviet space program 1959-1981

A model of the Buran ferry in Gorky Park in Moscow. Photo: shutterstock

The Russian space shuttle Buran - a sad end. Why?

The lander of Luna-Globe, a Russian spacecraft planned to fly to the moon in 2016

The Russians are preparing to return to the moon

Lunar Rover Lonkhod 2 on a 1984 Laos stamp. YANGCHAO / Shutterstock.com

Luna spacecraft to the moon (d)

Lunar Rover 1. From Wikipedia

Luna spacecraft to the moon (c)

The model of the Luna 16 spacecraft in the Astronautics Museum. From Wikipedia

Luna spacecraft to the moon (B)

The Luna 1 spacecraft. Image from the NASA archive

Luna spacecraft to the moon (A)

Salyut 6 space station - Soviet illustration.

Soliot 6 Chapter XNUMX - Triple connection in space

The Salyut 6 space laboratory with a Soyuz spacecraft attached to it on one side and a Progress model supply spacecraft on the other. From Wikipedia

Soliot 6 - first part

Soliot 6 on a Soviet stamp from 1978. Photo: shutterstock

Soliot 5

Diagram of the Salyut 4 space station. Image: from Wikipedia

Soliot 4 - more than three years of activity in space

Stamp commemorating the Soyuz 16 spacecraft. Neveshkin Nikolay / Shutterstock.com

Soyuz 16 - in preparation for the Apollo Soyuz flight

Diagram of the Salyut 3 space laboratory. From Wikipedia

Soliot 3

Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman launched into space in a Vostok spacecraft on June 16, 1963. Photo: Russian space agency Roscosmos

The woman who defeated the USA - anniversary of the flight of Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space

A Russian ballistic missile captured by cameras in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, on June 7, 2012, at 21:04 (Israel time). From YouTube

A Russian missile caused a flood of UFO reports

Imaging of the Phobos-Grunt spacecraft. Illustration: Roscosmos

Report: Phobos Geront spacecraft crashed in the Pacific Ocean

The Phobos Grunt spacecraft lands on Phobos, at least in an early rendering by the Russian space agency

Mirror mirror in space, who is the biggest space power?

The first launch from Europe's new spaceport from French Guiana on October 21, 2011. Photo: Thilo Kranz, DLR

The historic launch of the "Soyuz" from South America

Space debris in low Earth orbit. Figure: European Space Agency ESA

Russia plans to "sweep" space