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Russia: "We will no longer carry NASA astronauts from 2019"

The goal is to become the space superpower

Following the incident occurred on board the International Space Station (ISS) where an impact with a very small space debris caused a 2 mm hole in the Soyuz spacecraft, provoking a loss of pressure inside the orbital station, the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Yuri Borisov held a press conference today -as reported by "Interfax"- to talk about the future developments of the Russian Space Agency (Roscosmos),...

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AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

AerospaceSoyuz: samples taken by astronauts will be analyzed

To understand when the hole on the spacecraft has been created

After a decrease in atmospheric pressure in the International Space Station due to a tiny hole (about 2 millimeters in diameter) opened in the Soyuz spacecraft on August 30th, which was probably damaged... more

AerospaceSpace. 6 hours of extra-vehicular activity to evaluate the damage of the Soyuz

Green light for the return on the Earth of December 20

In preparation for the return to Earth from the International Space Station (ISS) -on December 20- of the astronauts Sergej Prokopyev, Alexander Gerst and Serena Aunon-Chancellor, was carried out yesterday... more

AerospaceISS: NASA and Roscosmos work to send mixed crews into space

The never-ending story of relations between the United States and Russia

While in Russia the US astronauts are accused of sabotaging the Soyuz spacecraft (see AVIONEWS), Roscosmos and NASA are discussing to continue to transport the crews together on the International Space... more

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AerospaceStarship's sixth flight test

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The super-heavy reusable launch vehicle, currently under development

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