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China reveals moon station plan with Russia, openness on Space Day - Global Times

China reveals moon station plan with Russia, openness on Space Day - Global Times
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Russia Planning To Start Designing Moon Base Life Support Systems In 2022

Russia Planning to Start Designing Moon Base Life Support Systems in 2022 Thu 15th April 2021 | 11:30 AM MOSCOW (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 15th April, 2021) Russia s Scientific-Research and Design Institute for Chemical Engineering (Niikhimmash) is planning to start developing water supply systems for the lunar base and the interplanetary space station as early as next year. The institute specializes in closed-loop life support systems for space technology. Some of its designs are in operation on the Russian segment of the International Space Station (ISS). According to the Scientific and Technical Council of Niikhimmash, the institute is planning to design water supply systems for the lunar program, including its orbital station, landing zone and base, as well as the interplanetary space station between 2022-2025.

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This is why China and Russia want to build a base on the Moon

This is why China and Russia want to build a base on the Moon Exploring the wonders of the Cosmos, one mystery at a time. Exploring the wonders of the Cosmos, one mystery at a time. The Russian space agency Roscosmos and Chinaâs National Space Administration (CNSA) recently agreed to establish lunar outposts on, and in orbit around, the Moon. This announcement comes as Russia prepares to mark the 60th anniversary of Yuriâs Night â the beginning of human spaceflight. Roscosmos originated in 1991 from the dissolved soviet space program. The Soviet space agency accomplished a number of firsts, including launching the first satellite, as well as the first man, and woman, into space. In 1971, the USSR launched Salyut 1, the first space station, into orbit around Earth. The Soviet Union also played critical roles in the development of the International Space Station as that ou

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A New Space Race

A New Space Race April 1, 2021 I t was an era marked by fierce competition that sometimes bore deadly consequences. In 1967, both countries “ignored growing design and manufacturing problems,” launching two space flights that ended in four combined fatalities. Even before the competition cost human lives, risks were taken on both sides in the name of one-upmanship. After all, upon hearing of American advancements in space, the Soviets rushed to launch their Sputnik satellite–even though it was untested. Some argue that the conflict concluded when one side sent a man to the moon. Others point out that the competition didn’t officially end until a ceremonious 1975 handshake in space. However, in light of the recent space collaboration agreement between Russia and China, it looks like the age-old space race between the U.S. and Russia might have made its way into the 21st century.

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Biden s China policy is doomed from the start

March 17, 2021 at 10:19 am A much anticipated US foreign policy move under the Biden administration on how to counter China s unhindered economic growth and political ambitions came in the form of a virtual summit on 12 March linking the United States with India, Australia and Japan. Although the so-called Quad Quadrilateral Security Dialogue revealed nothing new in the participants joint statement, the leaders of these four countries spoke about a historic meeting, described by The Diplomat website as a significant milestone in the evolution of the grouping . Actually, the joint statement contains little substance and certainly nothing new by way of a blueprint on how to reverse or even slow Beijing s geopolitical successes, growing military confidence and increasing presence in or around strategic global waterways.

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