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Russian space industry should be more commercially driven, taking page from US — Medvedev

Russia, China cooperating on lunar station project — Roscosmos CEO

ISS orbit adjusted for proper landing of Soyuz-MS-22 spacecraft

Roscosmos hopes to find partners in African countries

Number of NATO states, Finland, Sweden to create joint satellite intelligence network

The initiative, named ‘Allied Persistent Surveillance from Space Initiative,’ or APSS, will become operational in 2025

Top rocket designer reveals launch route to new orbital station

The greater portion of the offshore segment of the launch route will cross the western part of the Russian Arctic region

Cost of ISS creation, operation over $150 bln, says orbital station chief developer

In April 2021, Yury Borisov, who was then the deputy prime minister, said that the state of the ISS left much to be desired, so Russia could focus on creating its own orbital station

Roscosmos reports pressure drop in Progress MS-21 ship, ISS crew not in danger

Causes being clarified

Progress MS-22 resupply ship carrying equipment, gifts, food for cosmonauts docks to ISS

Progress MS-22 brought more than 2,500 kg of cargo to the ISS, including fuel, nitrogen, potable water, and food

Upper stage with Elektro-L satellite separates from Proton rocket’s third stage

The launch of the satellite into orbit will continue for several hours with the upper stage DM-03

Proton-M carrier rocket with Elektro-L satellite launched from Baikonur — Roscosmos

The head section will separate from the third stage 585 seconds after launch, then the launch of the satellite into orbit will continue for several hours by the DM-03 upper stage

Hainan possesses several advantages for commercial launches in China

According to experts, the island's latitude allows for a 10-15% payload increase

NASA plans for further cross flights with Russia — ISS Program Manager

According to the Program Manager, representatives of Russian and US space agencies are working on plans to send a US astronaut aboard a Russian spacecraft and a Russian cosmonaut aboard a US spacecraft this fall

Astronaut’s seat to be transferred from Soyuz MS-22 to Crew Dragon in case of emergency

"The State Space Corporation Roscosmos and the space agencies of its partner states on the ISS have taken measures to ensure a safe return of the ISS crew to the Earth if an accident happens before the arrival of the Soyuz MS-23 spacecraft," Roscosmos says