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Kosmos-2551 was launched at 1959 UTC to a 295 x 307 km x 96.4 deg syn-synch orbit with node at 11:30 local time. It is suspected to be the first Razbeg imaging satellite, an operational followon to the Kosmos-2525 EMKA test satellite
Kosmos-2551 was launched at 1959 UTC to a 295 x 307 km x 96.4 deg syn-synch orbit with node at 11:30 local time. It is suspected to be the first Razbeg imaging satellite, an operational followon to the Kosmos-2525 EMKA test satellite
— Jonathan McDowell (@planet4589) September 10, 2021
Pretty low, yes. It will need to do pretty much daily orbit boosts to stay up. Here's the height vs time diagram for its prototype, Kosmos-2525.
Pretty low, yes. It will need to do pretty much daily orbit boosts to stay up. Here's the height vs time diagram for its prototype, Kosmos-2525. pic.twitter.com/MWawCLxw8I
— Jonathan McDowell (@planet4589) September 10, 2021
MLM (PR people call it Nauka) now stands tall and no one will have me believe that it cannot change into some kind of #transformers robot. 🤖 #MissionAlpha pic.twitter.com/XuCYHuRR4a
— Thomas Pesquet (@Thom_astro) September 2, 2021
MLM (PR people call it Nauka) now stands tall and no one will have me believe that it cannot change into some kind of #transformers robot. #MissionAlpha
The new module is not only additional living space, but also an elaborate laboratory complex. There are 14 workplaces inside the module and 16 outside to accommodate the equipment.
The # Science module provides more than 30 new experiments:
Новый модуль — это не только дополнительная жилплощадь, но и тщательно продуманный лабораторный комплекс. Для размещения оборудования имеется 14 рабочих мест внутри модуля и 16 снаружи.
— РОСКОСМОС (@roscosmos) September 4, 2021
👨🔬 На модуле #Наука предусмотрено более 30 новых экспериментов: https://t.co/eMLyxrWIDP pic.twitter.com/h0EJuGoc4a
Today's spacewalkers Oleg Novitskiy and Pyotr Dubrov from @Roscosmos continue attaching ethernet cables and installing handrails on the Nauka science module.
Today's spacewalkers Oleg Novitskiy and Pyotr Dubrov from @Roscosmos continue attaching ethernet cables and installing handrails on the Nauka science module. https://t.co/yuOTrYN8CV pic.twitter.com/9rwAsA6T08
— International Space Station (@Space_Station) September 9, 2021
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Smoke and fire alarms go off on International Space Station
Crew in Russian segment report smoke and smell of burnt plastic possibly linked to battery rechargewww.theguardian.com
Roscosmos plans to create a Russian orbital service station with an efficiency higher than that of the International Space Station. This was announced by Dmitry Rogozin, CEO of Roscosmos:
Роскосмос планирует создать российскую орбитальную служебную станцию с коэффициентом полезного действия выше, чем у Международной космической станции.
— РОСКОСМОС (@roscosmos) September 7, 2021
Об этом сообщил гендиректор Роскосмоса Дмитрий Рогозин: https://t.co/QmUg5yRIsS pic.twitter.com/h0V2SkyDG3
Apparently the Russians seem to think their segment of ISS is good up until around 2025, and after that it becomes more difficult.All those problems are a bit scary. Personally, I wouldn't be able to enjoy my rest time if I was up there with that thing connected to the ISS.
I wonder what's their actual take on the situation.
Regarding funny statements the same thing can be said about Musk he is the reason why youtube users like thunderf00t is near 1 million subscribers. Roscosmos has only recently made less launches with the latest versions of Falcon-9 I agree.That`s hilarious to hear that. Russian space agency is so weak that it makes less launches than Space X per year. I don`t even mention about the space technology they have. And now they are claiming that Russia wants to send its own mission to Venus. The chief of Roscosmos Dmitry Rogozin doesn`t wanna stop making funny statements.
The International Space Station prepares for the re-docking of Russian spacecraft: https: // roscosmos.ru/32590/ September 28 at 15:21 - manned spacecraft # SoyuzMS18 from the Rassvet module to the # Science module ; October 21-23 - cargo ship # ProgressMS17 from the Poisk module to Nauka.
На Международной космической станции готовятся к перестыковкам российских кораблей: https://t.co/FQSYgIIxSA
— РОСКОСМОС (@roscosmos) September 16, 2021
📍 28 сентября в 15:21 — пилотируемый корабль #СоюзМС18 с модуля «Рассвет» на модуль #Наука;
📍 21-23 октября — грузовой корабль #ПрогрессМС17 с модуля «Поиск» на «Науку» pic.twitter.com/2yzehpYzOa
The assembly of the #AngaraA5 rocket in preparation for the next test flight began at the #Plesetsk cosmodrome, said the source. The launch is going to take place NET December 9. https://t.co/rYaqR6TGUP pic.twitter.com/ggzr2zi5UK
— Katya Pavlushchenko (@katlinegrey) September 16, 2021
#Canadarm2 manipulator pictured against evening clouds in the Pacific.
Very soon, the #ERA European manipulator, which arrived with the #Nauka Multipurpose Laboratory Module, will join to help it.
#Canadarm2 manipulator pictured against evening clouds in the Pacific.
— Oleg Novitskiy (@novitskiy_iss) September 17, 2021
Very soon, the #ERA European manipulator, which arrived with the #Nauka Multipurpose Laboratory Module, will join to help it. pic.twitter.com/F58fs33yrh
The European Robotic Arm to be powered up aboard #Nauka module as soon as next week.
— Anatoly Zak (@RussianSpaceWeb) September 16, 2021
INSIDER CONTENT: https://t.co/qIG0zBKx3A pic.twitter.com/TmBPyu5Mr8
The European Robotic Arm to be powered up aboard #Nauka module as soon as next week. INSIDER CONTENT: https://russianspaceweb.com/insider-content.html
Dear friends! I'm very sorry, but according to the list of data published by FSB yesterday, which, if transferred to the foreign citizens, can be used against the security of Russia, almost every information about the Russian space activities is forbidden for publication. pic.twitter.com/yYoq02VE2I
— Katya Pavlushchenko (@katlinegrey) October 1, 2021
Dear friends! I'm very sorry, but according to the list of data published by FSB yesterday, which, if transferred to the foreign citizens, can be used against the security of Russia, almost every information about the Russian space activities is forbidden for publication.
The person, who shares this information with foreign citizens, can receive a status of a foreign agent. The themes related to Roscosmos are: its financial condition, its problems and plans, the technical condition of space rockets and ground infrastructure, innovations etc.
— Katya Pavlushchenko (@katlinegrey) October 1, 2021
The person, who shares this information with foreign citizens, can receive a status of a foreign agent. The themes related to Roscosmos are: its financial condition, its problems and plans, the technical condition of space rockets and ground infrastructure, innovations etc.
They make exception for covering scientific, joint or fully civilian space missions, but in Russia, civilian and military cosmonautics are very close, so you never know if you have stepped on a minefield. This means, I won't be able to cover Russian space activities for you yet.
— Katya Pavlushchenko (@katlinegrey) October 1, 2021
They make exception for covering scientific, joint or fully civilian space missions, but in Russia, civilian and military cosmonautics are very close, so you never know if you have stepped on a minefield. This means, I won't be able to cover Russian space activities for you yet.
You can read more about this order here: https://t.co/QUbRUUCNHG
— Katya Pavlushchenko (@katlinegrey) October 1, 2021
You can read more about this order here:
Three Exp 65 crewmates took a short ride on Tuesday moving their Soyuz crew ship from the Rassvet module to the Nauka module.
Three Exp 65 crewmates took a short ride on Tuesday moving their Soyuz crew ship from the Rassvet module to the Nauka module. More pix... https://t.co/YtNzsx54S2 pic.twitter.com/I7WeTuXcD2
— International Space Station (@Space_Station) October 2, 2021
Russia's new secret military satellite has shown no sign of life since its launch more than a month ago, threatening to tarnish #Roscosmos' perfect launch record for the past three years: https://t.co/tEZjmvn4Jo
— Anatoly Zak (@RussianSpaceWeb) October 12, 2021
Russia's new secret military satellite has shown no sign of life since its launch more than a month ago, threatening to tarnish #Roscosmos' perfect launch record for the past three years: https://t.co/tEZjmvn4Jo
— Anatoly Zak (@RussianSpaceWeb) October 12, 2021
Pshh... reminds me when we tried to fool everyone into thinking one of our recent spy satellites was destroyed in transit. I dont believe it one bit.
It is disappointing about the russian heavy becoming vaporware. That said, the nuklon is certainly a brilliant idea. I can imagine angara sending up large loads up to be ferried with this happening multiple times. This technology would allow the creations of space stations around the moon and mars as well as sending down habitats to the surface of the moon. But ruskies take for effing ever dangit. We need to develop this space ferry system further here in America. The whole Elon Musk bugs bunny carrot rocket stuff, landing vertically here and there. Not sure about it.
There’s a whole channel on YT just dedicated to bashing him, I wish I could say I was surprised these days.Pshh... reminds me when we tried to fool everyone into thinking one of our recent spy satellites was destroyed in transit. I dont believe it one bit.
It is disappointing about the russian heavy becoming vaporware. That said, the nuklon is certainly a brilliant idea. I can imagine angara sending up large loads up to be ferried with this happening multiple times. This technology would allow the creations of space stations around the moon and mars as well as sending down habitats to the surface of the moon. But ruskies take for effing ever dangit. We need to develop this space ferry system further here in America. The whole Elon Musk bugs bunny carrot rocket stuff, landing vertically here and there. Not sure about it.
I mean there is some faith in Starship for example his biggest critic thunderf00t has a youtube channel with nearly 1 million subscribers with content that bashes Musks ideas but has not bashed his idea of the Sabatier Process which he should be very familiar with since he has a Phd in chemistry which I consider as a huge plus.
The arrival of the MLM module this summer opened up new photographic ... and photogenic possibilities. New perspectives: the MLM module towering over the ground is a picture we couldn't take during my last mission. It almost gives me vertigo!
L'arrivée du module MLM cet été a ouvert de nouvelles possibilités photographiques... et photogéniques 😊
— Thomas Pesquet (@Thom_astro) October 13, 2021
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New perspectives: the MLM module towering over the ground is a picture we couldn't take during my last mission. It almost gives me vertigo! 😉 #MissionAlpha pic.twitter.com/sDN1YzijK7
For me, the 65th expedition to the International @Space_Station is the most intense in all three orbital flights.
Today, I want to share with you the footage of the re-docking of the #SoyuzMS18 spacecraft from the Rassvet module to the #Nauka module.
For me, the 65th expedition to the International @Space_Station is the most intense in all three orbital flights.
— Oleg Novitskiy (@novitskiy_iss) October 13, 2021
Today, I want to share with you the footage of the re-docking of the #SoyuzMS18 spacecraft from the Rassvet module to the #Nauka module. pic.twitter.com/VAqUJPMT8w
The International Space Station was unexpectedly tilted on Friday after a test firing of thrusters on Russia’s Soyuz MS-18 spacecraft continued longer than expected. First reported by the New York Times, the personnel aboard the ISS were never in danger according to a statement from Russia’s Roscosmos space agency.
Ground teams for NASA and Roscosmos were able to regain control of the station about 30 minutes after it lost positioning control at 5:13AM ET. But it’s the second such incident aboard the ISS within the past year, and it occurred with a craft that is supposed to return to Earth early Sunday morning.
The Baikonur Cosmodrome is in full swing preparing for its next launch on November 24, and we are glad to show you the emblem of this important mission!
We present to our general attention the chevron of the nodal module of the ISS Russian Segment - # Berth .
Космодром Байконур вовсю готовится к своему следующему пуску на 24 ноября, и мы рады показать вам эмблему этой важной миссии! 🚀
— РОСКОСМОС (@roscosmos) October 31, 2021
Представляем общему вниманию шеврон узлового модуля российского сегмента МКС — #Причал.
🔗 Подробное описание и «пасхалки»: https://t.co/AIaiGj6onO pic.twitter.com/zteyses6Pb
The final decision of the launch date of #Luna25 will be made in March-April 2022, after the end of the ground tests program, says Igor Mitrofanov, the representative of IKI RAN. Most likely, the launch will happen between May and July 2022. https://t.co/8ozhAfJm26 pic.twitter.com/BSWWcCbszA
— Katya Pavlushchenko (@katlinegrey) November 3, 2021
From the territory of NPO Lavochkin, three upper stages "Fregat" were sent to two Russian cosmodromes:
Vostochny - for the launch of the automatic interplanetary station # Luna25
С территории НПО Лавочкина отправлены три разгонных блока «Фрегат» на два российских космодрома:
— РОСКОСМОС (@roscosmos) November 9, 2021
🚀 Восточный — под запуск автоматической межпланетной станции #Луна25;
🚀 Байконур — под две пусковые кампании #OneWeb pic.twitter.com/vsuB2uNdW6
At Baikonur, a decision was made to admit the Progress M-UM cargo ship-module to refueling. On the eve of the completion of the packing in the sealed volume of the module # Berth of about 700 kg of various equipment and materials intended for sending aboard the International Space Station
На Байконуре приняли решение о допуске грузового корабля-модуля «Прогресс М-УМ» к заправке.
— РОСКОСМОС (@roscosmos) November 11, 2021
Накануне завершилась укладка в герметичный объем модуля #Причал около 700 кг различного оборудования и материалов, предназначенных для отправки на борт Международной космической станции pic.twitter.com/blnqiC6GHh
Via @roscosmos - the Prichal docking module (white round thing) on top of a Progress propulsion section (Progress M-UM, the cylinder beneath Prichal) and the Soyuz rocket payload adapter (tapered white section at bottom). Launch to ISS scheduled for Nov 24
Via @roscosmos - the Prichal docking module (white round thing) on top of a Progress propulsion section (Progress M-UM, the cylinder beneath Prichal) and the Soyuz rocket payload adapter (tapered white section at bottom). Launch to ISS scheduled for Nov 24 pic.twitter.com/UuO4hdogsY
— Jonathan McDowell (@planet4589) November 14, 2021