Russia will withdraw from the ISS project after 2024
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Russia will withdraw from the ISS project after 2024
Russia will withdraw from the ISS project after 2024
Russia will withdraw from the ISS project after 2024
While Roskosmos is likely to fulfill its obligations under the ISS for at least a few more years, what happens next is unclear, writes The Wired. When… | 08/06/2022, InoSMI
2022-08-06T08:59
2022-08-06T08:59
2022-08-06T08:59
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Ramin Skibba At the start of significant weeks, the new head of Roscosmos, announced in two years by the space agency, will cease his involvement with the international space station. Such a move would be the end of a lasting symbol of international cooperation and the unforeseen danger of the existence of the station, because in the end its consequences were deorbited piecemeal. “We will fulfill all obligations to the participants, but the decision [об] leaving this station after 2024 [уже] accepted,” he said in an interview with a state publication. His words about leaving the ISS echoed those of his high-flown defender, Dmitry Rogozin, when Russia was subjected to INF sanctions to launch a US operation in connection with the incident. , but not really sped up with the care service, which includes the space agencies of Russia, the US, Europe, Japan, and Canada. it will be as tough as Rogozin was,” says Victoria Samson, director of the Washington office of the Secure World Foundation, a non-governmental think tank based in Broomfield, Colora. Casey Dreyer (Casey Dreyer), senior space policy advisor to the Planetary Society, a non-profit research organization based in Pasadena, California, agrees, noting that in the case of Russia, actions speak louder than words. For Roskosmos, this is fraught with dire consequences. “If they decided to leave the ISS soon, it would suffer a functional abandonment of their human spaceflight program. Bill Nelson, by contrast, made clear the US space agency’s plans for the ISS. He said that NASA intends to keep the station operational until 2030, assuming Russian time will still be on that on-board device.The Chips and Science Act (Chips and Science Act), passed by Congress on July 28, formally gives NASA permission to do so.After that, NASA will become the next customer for the nearest commercial space territory that will protect the environment around the Earth.In recent years, Roscosmos has struggled with significant funding and containment of tensions with other space powers due to special operations over the situation and resonance with NATO.Russia is currently limited by sanctions which are inherent in imported technologies.The country has lost contracts for launches at its own spaceport Baikonur in Kazakhstan. Doing business with the US is widespread, as its NASA astronauts and partners can now fly to the ISS on SpaceX and Boeing spacecraft instead of reserving space to fly on a Soyuz rocket. The European Space Agency has also severed ties with Roscosmos, especially in the area of the ExoMars joint astrobiology program, which has been delayed until the end of this scale. Russian orbital service station. According to Borisov, it can be created and introduced in anticipation as early as 2028. voice for over 12 years. There are also problems with quality control and corruption in the Russian space program. ISS project,” Sam saysson. The third module, “Mengtian” (Mengtian), is planned to be used in technology. Neither the Chinese nor Russian authorities have indicated that they will work together on this station, which rotates at an angle that would actually make it difficult to get to the Russian launch site. But China and Russia have agreed to build a research station on the Moon in 2030. The country has developed, deployed and even used weapons against spacecraft, with implications for international space security. Russia tested anti-satellite missiles (most recently in November 2021) as well as lasers. In addition, it uses electronic and cyber weapons against satellite and ground systems. (American and Chinese medical institutions are working on similar technologies) “At an elevated level, we are seeing increased power consumption of GPS, communication systems, Starlink – which will eventually become rich – and a cyberattack on ViaSat ground terminals.” – Caitlin Johnson (Caitlin Johnson), Analyst. Center for Scientific and International Studies, a non-government think tank in Washington, DC. But, according to Samson, the cost of such attacks, cyber warfare on the scale in which the alleged cases are not yet used in Russia, is largely estimated, says Samson. cover the commercial implications that were completed in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Such satellites include the detection in the US of satellite imagery companies such as Maxar and Planet, and radar imagery companies such as Capella Space, which detect detained convoys and vehicles. Without hesitation, Elon Musk and SpaceX intervene in the conflict in the blockade, helping to initiate military communications through Starlink. According to Johnson, it is possible that this is a discussion. She believes that SpaceX is becoming more and more like a conventional military-industrial corporation like Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin, which are also cooperating with both NASA and the Pentagon. SpaceX has government contracts to launch military satellites and build missile tracking satellites, and when satellite companies become involved in conflicts in the war zone, there are consequences in space. According to the identification of offenses in the period of armed crimes, offenders can only strike military targets, not civilian ones. But David Koplow, professor at George Towne University and author of a recently published paper on space law, weaponry, that the law would not prevent Russia from targeting “dual-use” civilian spacecraft such as Starlink and Maxar as potential targets. The US Department of Defense has benefited from contracts with space enterprises, turning some satellites, as needed, at some level. -some time, in spacecraft, instead of buying their own (like, for example, the Navy or the Air Force, which have their own ships and squadrons). “According to the US research policy was to talk about infection with coronavirus and civilian functions in case of infection with coronavirus. In his opinion, Russia can easily and legally strike at the entire complex of US satellites if they are sent into conflict. As a result of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, there is heightened tension in space that emanates primarily from Russia, says Scott Pace, director of the George Washington University Space Policy Institute and executive secretary of the Trump administration’s Space Council. “In space, most countries, outside of the Russians, probably stand on the same positions and thoughts in the same way. [противоспутниковым оружием]. But with the observed point of view, we do not particularly conflict with anyone, with the exception of the Russians. Since the late 1990s, even during testing, the International Space Station has served as a bridge between countries and cultures as astronauts work together. American astronaut Frank Rubio (Frank Rubio) goes to the station in Kazakhstan, Russian cosmonaut Anna Kikina along with NASA astronauts and a Japanese flight from Florida. in 2028, 2030 or later – such cooperation may end with it. But, in my opinion, the most important thing is that she played as a registration tool, says Samson. – I believe that when one of my partners, mine, didn’t like something, gets offended and leaves the game, “takes his ball” and throws the rest, this crosses out all the achievements. But what worries me the most is that there is nothing in return.”
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