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The group will comprise representatives of the Energia Space Rocket Corporation as Russia’s chief enterprise for the ISS, the Khrunichev Center as the manufacturer of modules (both integrated into Roscosmos) and also NASA representatives
Russia will rework technology developed for the ISS for its space station
Shane McGlaun - Apr 25, 2021, 12:09pm CDT
Russia has been making comments recently about the condition of the ISS, which has been in orbit for many years. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov has gone so far as to say that the condition of the ISS “left much to be desired.” Recently, Russia announced that it will transform its research and power unit development originally for the ISS into a module for its new national orbital space station.
Roscosmos chief Dmitry Rogozin said that the agency plans to start with the groundwork it has already laid. Work done on the research and power module will be reworked for Russia’s new space station. The research and power unit will be the basic module for Russia’s new orbital station, where greater autonomous operation will be required.
Russia to jointly use ISS and new national orbital outpost for several years
Roscosmos Head Dmitry Rogozin said on April 20 that Russiaâs Energia Space Rocket Corporation had been assigned the task of making the first basic module for a new Russian orbital station ready in 2025
KOROLYOV /Moscow Region/, April 23. /TASS/. Russia will simultaneously use the International Space Station (ISS) and its new orbital outpost for several years, Roscosmos Executive Director for Long-Term Programs and Science Alexander Bloshenko told reporters at the Energia Space Rocket Corporation on Friday. The joint period will last several years. This depends on a specific technical project, the Roscosmos official said.
Roscosmos chief expects 1st module of national orbital station to be launched in late 2025
As the Roscosmos press office specified for TASS, the head of the Russian space agency spoke about the launch of a research and power module that was initially intended for the International Space Station
SAMARA, April 23. /TASS/. The first module of a new Russian orbital station will be launched in late 2025, Roscosmos Chief Dmitry Rogozin said on Friday. We are planning to deploy the first basic unit in late 2025. It is understandable that what we have now is insufficient and it will be necessary to make an additional nodal module, an extra small module for the station’s orientation. These are understandable operations that engineers have mapped out. If we take extra efforts, we will do that by the end of 2025, the Roscosmos head said.