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Published Date: 08 April 2009
RUSSIA'S space agency has ordered design work to start for a next-generation spaceship capable of Moon missions.
The space agency granted the state-controlled RKK Energiya company the £16 million contract for the initial work on a reusable craft to replace the 40-year-old Soyuz spacecraft.

The agency said the spacecraft would make its maiden flight before 2020.





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  • Last Updated: 07 April 2009 10:19 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Russia , Space science
 
1

Jim A,

08/04/2009 08:16:03
If the human race doesn't do something daft like wipe itself out I wonder where the space program will be in two or three hundred years time. Makes the mind boggle just thinking about it.
2

oder,

Scotland 08/04/2009 17:04:51
have to agree with poster 2 Russia is looking ahead.
3

Yok Finney,

Ross-shire 08/04/2009 21:48:05
"If you can imagine it, we've already made it." -- Lockheed

In the public domain, there are ten kinds of special-technology advanced aerospace platforms [military-speak], all incorporating antigravity technology in some form. These ten are: the Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber, the Aurora, Lockheed-Martin's X-33A, Boeing and Airbus Industries' Nautilus, the TR3-A Pumpkinseed , the TR3-B Triangle , Northrop's Great Pumpkin disc, Teledyne Ryan Aeronautical's XH-75D Shark antigravity helicopter, and Lockheed-Martin and Northrop's jointly-developed TAW-50 hypersonic antigravity fighter-bomber.

The dark side of the moon get the same amount of sunshine as the side we see.

A: We already have bases on the moon.

B: The occupiers won't let us on because we're alien, barbaric, uncouth warmongers.

The Russian Federation, as world powers do, has its own disinformation Never A Straight Answer service.
4

Dave Crassman,

17/07/2009 13:51:09
Russia have set their targets high so good luck to them. This is worth the money on, not war.
5

Phil the Flooter,

24/07/2009 10:54:58
I have to wonder why the Americans havn't got to Mars yet. So Russia never mind the moon, reach for Mars.

 

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