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Hundreds of bits of rocket, space stations and satellites have returned to Earth since the 1960s. They are often dumped at sea. How sustainable is that?

autoevolution 11 May 2021, 8:47 UTC · by Russia is one step closer to deploying its threatening RS-28 Sarmat missile, otherwise known as Satan II, which is one of its most powerful weapon of its kind to date. Upcoming tests, later this year, are going to demonstrate the new missile’s full potential. 1 photo Russia’s journey towards a new missile that will be far more powerful than its current ones officially began back in the 2000s, when the new concept was being developed. Today, it...

Over the years, relations between China and the US have been rocky, especially over certain issues. However, fears of possible world war have been stoked as experts have warned that Africa may be the continent that gets caught in the crossfire of the military conflict between the two countries. Speaking to The Sun Online, University of Houston Professor Gerald Horne said that chances of military conflict between Beijing and Washington are evident in Africa, especially after it was hinted at by ...

May 6, 2021 Russia’s super-advanced hypersonic intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), Sarmat, is capable of wiping out areas the size of England and Wales, according to reports.  The Russian military is all set to conduct multiple tests of this missile (NATO reporting name Satan-2). Having a range of over 18,000 kilometers, this super-advanced ICBM is stated to be part of Russia’s nuclear modernization program announced by President Vladimir Putin in 2018. Three test launches of this m...

Russia will carry out three tests of its intercontinental ballistic missile this year The 208-ton weapon, called the RS-28 Sarmat, is due to go into service in 2022 Three launches will be reportedly carried out as part of flight development tests They are set to be from an underground silo at Plesetsk space centre in Russia The first launch is expected in the third quarter of this year, a source claimed

The 208-ton weapon, officially called RS-28 Sarmat, is the biggest beast in Vladimir Putin's modernised nuclear arsenal, and is due to go into service in 2022.

Three Russian Sarmat ICBM Tests in 2021 Our Bureau 1512 Russia will carry out three tests of Sarmat, its most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), in this year. "Three launches of the Sarmat ICBM will be carried out as part of flight development tests in 2021," a source close to the Russian defense ministry was quoted as saying by government-owned TASS news agency today. First test of the Sarmat will take place in the third quarter of 2021. Sources from the MoD and defense i...

One of those missiles will probably be fired at its maximum range Sarmat ICBM launch system© Russian Defense Ministrys press service/TASS, archive MOSCOW, May 5. /TASS/. Russia will carry out three test launches of its advanced Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) this year, sources in Russia’s defense industry and close to the Russian defense ministry have told TASS. "Three launches of the Sarmat ICBM will be carried out as part of flight development tests in 2021," one of the...

Roscosmos discusses ISS withdrawal strategy and new space station for mid-2020s April 30, 2021 Recently, Russian authorities began talking about a potential withdrawal from the International Space Station (ISS) project in 2025. In place of ISS, the Russian space industry would gain ROSS – a new orbital station that’s name stands for Russian Orbital Service Station.  According to Roscosmos representatives, the withdrawal from the ISS will be gradual, which means that for some time the ISS a...

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