Russian scientists have developed a technology that eliminates the need for manual docking of spacecraft with the ISS
The new method makes it possible to increase the accuracy and reliability of measurements when docking spacecraft
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"Roscosmos": US refusal to cooperate on the "Venus-D" mission did not affect project tasks
The Russian mission "Venera-D" will be a continuation of Soviet research
In 2024, Sketch Design of the Probe "Venera-D" for the First Russian Venus Mission Will Begin
This should be the first of three planned Russian missions to Venus
Roscosmos and RAS discuss the "Venus-V" mission - it will require the creation of completely new spacecrafts
The Russian program for studying Venus began to be developed in 2020
Space freighter "Progress MS-22" adjusted the ISS orbit
This is necessary to create ballistic conditions for the station's docking with the new Progress MS-23 truck
Quantum communication technology will be tested at the Russian Orbital Station
This is a distant prospect, considering that the first module of the Russian Orbital Station will be launched only in 2028
Head of "Roscosmos": satellite optics will allow to see stars on shoulder straps
This is a hint at a strong increase in the resolution of new generation Russian remote sensing satellites
Now Officially: Russia to Remain on the ISS Until 2028
Government approves Roscosmos plan