
Vacuum, Cold, and Solar Radiation: RESHETNEV Prepares Stand for Spacecraft Testing
The equipment will allow testing satellites before launch into orbit

The equipment will allow testing satellites before launch into orbit

After the cessation of joint launches, the pad at the Kourou Cosmodrome will be re-equipped for a new launch vehicle

The country's location makes it possible to place more payload into orbit and makes it a promising site for space projects

After half a year of work, the cargo vehicle will undock from the station and leave orbit

The devices will provide communication with the Earth in different frequency ranges

Landing zones determined for "Amur-SPG," and a return-stage launch is being prepared

New data should improve the accuracy and realism of images

An agreement with Roscosmos will allow tracking changes in the terrain with a resolution of up to 0.5 meters

The project is implemented jointly with Roscosmos

The oldest element of the station will operate in space for more than 30 years

The first launch is scheduled for 2029, and fire tests are scheduled for 2027

Prototype to be sent into orbit in 2028 instead of 2030

The country is preparing the energy of the future - from a lunar station to megawatt engines

Algorithms will become part of the station's management - from data analysis to key decisions