Russia tells its space reporters to stop reporting on the space program, Ars Technica “The country already prohibits reporting on space activities containing classified information, but a new law extends […]
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What Will Dmitry Rogozin Say Tomorrow?
That was then: @DRogozin Dmitry Rogozin via Twitlonger 29 April 2014: “After analysing the sanctions against our space industry I suggest the US delivers its astronauts to the ISS with […]
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Russia Finds More ISS Leaks
Russian cosmonauts find new cracks in ISS module, Reuters “Russian cosmonauts have discovered new cracks in a segment of the International Space Station that could widen, a senior space official […]
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It Is Time to Grow Up, Roscosmos (Updated)
Kathy Lueders finally got around to tweeting “NASA astronauts, including Serena Aunon-Chancellor, are extremely well-respected, serve their country and make invaluable contributions to the agency. We stand behind Serena and […]
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The Nauka Incident: Deja Vu All Over Again In Space
Space Station Incident Demands Independent Investigation, Jim Oberg, IEEE Spectrum “How close the station had come to disaster is an open question, and the flight director humorously alluded to it […]
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Nauka Was An Accident Waiting To Happen And NASA Knew
Keith’s note: I am waiting to see if NASA or Roscosmos ever explain how much fuel is still in the lines of MLM/Nauka/FGB-2 – when they purge it given that […]
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Nauka Fired Its Thrusters For No Reason – OFT-2 Delayed
NASA Invites Media to International Space Station Update Audio of the teleconference will stream live online at: http://www.nasa.gov/live … To participate in the teleconference, media must contact Kathryn Hambleton at […]
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The International Space Station Offers Lessons For Living On Earth
Keith’s note: Jim Banke just pointed out this transcript of an NBC interview with Putin wherein he talked about space and NASA quite a bit. This is a translation so […]
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Rogozin Dials Back The Rhetoric And Talks About Cooperation
Russia, Once a Space Superpower, Turns to China for Missions, NY Times “Now, the future of the Russian space program rests with the world’s new space power, China. After years […]