Rogozin called Russia's response to the launch of SpaceX

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It seems that the successful flight of the manned spacecraft Crew Dragon from Space X still touched Roscosmos for the living. The day before, Dmitry Rogozin told reporters how the state corporation is going to defeat competitors in space exploration.

In the near future it is planned to resume launches of the "environmentally friendly" Angara rocket. In the summer, a heavy-class carrier brought to mind should be delivered to the Plesetsk cosmodrome. The first missile launch after 2014 is scheduled for fall. If the flight tests are successful, then the heavy Angara, operating on an oxygen-kerosene mixture, will replace the heptyl Proton.

The next priority goal of the state corporation is the light heavy Soyuz-5 rocket, which is supposed to make its first flight in 2023. It is assumed that several more carriers will be created on its basis, including Soyuz-7, adapted for launches from the Sea Launch platform, recently relocated from the USA to Russia.



Also, according to the functionary, an unmanned flight of the new-generation Russian spacecraft “Oryol” is planned for 2023. Then, in 2025, he will be the first to deliver the crew to the ISS.

In addition, among the urgent tasks of Roscosmos, Rogozin mentioned the creation of a methane rocket engine, a TEM in a nuclear power propulsion system, new modules for the orbital station, systems for the RS-28 Sarmat, and even the resumption of the lunar program.
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  1. Cyril
    Cyril
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    9 June 2020 14: 32
    Angara is clearly not a competitor to Falcon-9 - the cost of launching this rocket is approximately equal to the cost of launching Atlas, which is 2-3 times more expensive than launching Falcon-9. For everything else - well, let's hope the plans come true.
    1. 123
      123
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      9 June 2020 21: 42
      Angara is clearly not a competitor to Falcon-9 - the cost of launching this rocket is approximately equal to the cost of launching Atlas, which is 2-3 times more expensive than launching Falcon-9. For everything else - well, let's hope the plans come true.

      Why not 4-5 times? Hangar 100 million; Falcon-9 62-95 million
      1. Cyril
        Cyril
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        9 June 2020 21: 54
        I read the estimate at 120-150 million. This is just 2-2,5 times more expensive. But even 100 million is too much compared to the "Flacon" (it costs 90-100 million dollars for the government, not commercial customers). Of course, Angara will take some part of the market, but it will not create serious competition.
  2. Mrozov Yuri
    Mrozov Yuri
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    9 June 2020 14: 34
    The thief and corrupt Rogozin promises us once again a breakthrough in the field of space.
    1. Brancodd
      Brancodd
      +3
      9 June 2020 16: 42
      You have not been promised anything personally. So, for reference, Rogozin’s salary is 2 times less than the salary of Venediktov, editor of Echo of Moscow, which is funded by the state. company.
  3. Alexei Ushakov
    Alexei Ushakov
    +3
    9 June 2020 14: 53
    Is that why it's always like this? Until someone sticks his hand up to the elbow. Boom to sit on "pachyachi")) if all this is planned for a long time, so what about it before something talked about ?? And now it looks like an excuse, and a ridiculous one.
    1. Brancodd
      Brancodd
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      9 June 2020 16: 40
      Why didn’t they speak? All these plans were approved at the end of 2018 in the federal space program. Voiced repeatedly. For a year, the deadlines were not shifted. Both Angara and Union 5 are priority projects for the next 3 years. And they will be implemented. With a methane engine is more difficult. There they really started late and a decent lag from Bezos. With the second line in the East is still being performed with a little ahead of schedule. Financing is provided by the treasury. In 2023, launches from Eastern Angara will be mandatory.
  4. Observer2014
    Observer2014
    +1
    9 June 2020 19: 35
    "Eagle". Then, in 2025, he will be the first to deliver the crew to the ISS.

    Powerful answer. laughing Just right for the Americans to hone their skills with the Dragon and test the Orion. lol Five points! negative
  5. Yevgeny Mikhailov
    Yevgeny Mikhailov
    +1
    10 June 2020 20: 30
    What rockets? The current "Capitalist Russia" (RK) does not know how to produce aircraft. Look at the story of the Super Duper Jet. Emptiness, stupidity, sabotage, corruption - all this is about the "eroplan" of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Any specialist who is in the slightest degree versed in airplanes is capable of criticizing the SPD tubeless design at first sight. What a nerd one must be to bet on this technical squalor!
    Everything can be in Russia. And aviation, and rocket science. But first you need to stop the functioning of the quasi-state of the Republic of Kazakhstan on its territory. A worthless and meaningless parasite state. Year after year, he grows dollar-rich super-rich at the expense of ROBBERING simple workers. How to remove this rubbish from the territory of Russia? Here is the challenge!
    1. GRF
      GRF
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      12 June 2020 13: 22
      Yes, with those who are ready to destroy their country, it is unlikely that there will be at least something, because it will immediately be groaned and destroyed.
      Are you looking for workers? And why, teach them to decide for themselves, otherwise they already passed. Nothing will change from the permutation of the well-fed with the hungry, the brains of those in power work the same.
      Well, and if the specialist - where is the criticism?
      Insults are not criticism, but to some extent a betrayal of something in common ...
  6. Syoma_67
    Syoma_67
    0
    1 July 2020 21: 22
    Rogozin called

    - you don’t even know whether to cry or laugh.