SPACE PROGRAMS - TASS

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Russia’s future orbital outpost to embrace seven modules, centrifuge

Tianzhou-3 cargo spacecraft successfully docks to China’s space station — TV

Russian cosmonauts commence spacewalk for integration of Nauka ISS module

Russian cosmonauts begin spacewalk to integrate Nauka research module

Russia’s future orbital station to use artificial intelligence — Roscosmos chief

The new orbital outpost in conjunction with the Zeus nuclear-powered space tug can serve as a prototype for future systems of lengthy inter-planetary flights, Dmitry Rogozin noted

Next launch of Soyuz rocket with OneWeb satellites from Vostochny scheduled for October

OneWeb satellites were launched from the Vostochny spaceport for the first time in December 2020

Russia to start deploying new orbital station in 5-6 years — Roscosmos chief

According to Dmitry Rogozin, Russia's new research and power module will serve as the basic module of the future orbital station

Progress MS-17 cargo spacecraft to be dumped late November

Progress MS is Russia's uncrewed spacecraft created especially for servicing orbital stations

Russian equipment cannot be moved from ISS to new orbital station — space firm

Also, there is not much that can be taken from the old space station because all the equipment is beyond its service life

Russia to create reusable space freighter to replace Progress resupply ships

"We want to create a reusable cargo spaceship based on the Oryol [spacecraft]," Russia’s Energia Space Rocket Corporation Chief Designer Vladimir Solovyov explained

Launch of Russia’s Luna-25 automatic station to Moon rescheduled for 2022

The station will become the first domestic spacecraft in the country’s modern history on the surface of the Earth’s natural satellite

Russian space agency to involve Astronomic Scientific Center in creating lunar base

The center is a non-state scientific organization that has set up a network of observatories in Russia and abroad

Russia’s Nauka module separates from Proton-M carrier in flight to orbital outpost

It will travel for eight days to arrive at the ISS docking port

Launch of Russia’s Nauka research module to orbital outpost rescheduled for July 21

According to Roscosmos, the docking to the nadir port of the Zvezda service module is scheduled for about 4:26 p.m. Moscow time on July 29