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Russia and US to complete ISS project in 2030

Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov and NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman have discussed bilateral space cooperation and controlled deorbiting of the International Space Station (ISS) in the end of 2030, Manturov's secretariat said.

Main topic of Roscosmos and NASA chiefs meeting announced

Discussions about the International Space Station, particularly its retirement in 2030, are expected to dominate the talks between NASA’s interim chief Sean Duffy and Roscosmos head Dmitry Bakanov, Public Affairs Specialist Steven Siceloff said.

Roscosmos chief arrives in U.S.

Roscosmos CEO Dmitry Bakanov has arrived in the United States to meet with NASA management and the crew of the Crew Dragon spacecraft, the state corporation said.

Moscow and Washington discuss plans for deorbiting ISS

A meeting of the joint Russian-American commission on the International Space Station (ISS) was held in Moscow on July 18, with discussions focusing on reducing atmospheric leak risks and ensuring the safe deorbiting of the station, Russia’s state space corporation Roscosmos said.

Moscow and Washington discuss plans for deorbiting ISS

Roscosmos and NASA discuss further cooperation on ISS

Roscosmos Director General Dmitry Bakanov and NASA's Associate Administrator for Space Operations Ken Bowersox, who met at the Baikonur space center earlier this month, discussed further cooperation on the International Space Station (ISS), …

Roscosmos and NASA discuss further cooperation on ISS

Air leak detected onboard ISS, flight continues

Russian state space corporation Roscosmos reported an air leak in its segment of the International Space Station (ISS). The leak was discovered during a regular checkup carried out by the crew. Roscosmos noted that the station …

Air leak detected onboard ISS, flight continues

Anti-Russian sanctions caused difficulties in work of NASA

NASA astronauts, who were in close contact with Russian partners, began to experience difficulties after the imposition of anti-Russian sanctions, Spacenews writes. "The geopolitical sanctions that have been imposed on Russia and …

Anti-Russian sanctions caused difficulties in work of NASA

NASA marks Gagarin’s role in spaceflight

NASA has taken the opportunity of the International Day of Human Spaceflight on Tuesday to commemorate Yuri Gagarin’s role in space exploration. "Today is the International Day of Human Space Flight—marking Yuri …

NASA marks Gagarin’s role in spaceflight

NASA wants to land astronauts on Mars in 2040

The first moon mission under the Artemis program has yet to launch, but NASA is refocusing its long-term vision to embrace sending humans to Mars. “We’re going to learn to live and work in a hostile environment then …

 NASA wants to land astronauts on Mars in 2040

Lunar race heats up

India, Japan, Russia, and South Korea will also launch their respective moon missions in 2022

Lunar race heats up

Roscosmos CEO hopes NASA chief visits Russia before year’s end

General Director of the Roscosmos space agency Dmitry Rogozin hopes that NASA administrator Bill Nelson will be able to visit Russia before the end of the year. "We eagerly await the visit of the NASA chief, senator Bill Nelson. …

Roscosmos CEO hopes NASA chief visits Russia before year’s end

NASA explains mystery rainbow on Mars

A "rainbow" pictured on Mars is simply a lens flare, NASA has revealed. The NASA Perseverance Mars Rover account tweeted a photo on Tuesday which appeared to show a rainbow on Mars. It was …

NASA explains mystery rainbow on Mars
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