Russia is preparing a "super-heavy" for outer space
Russia continues to develop space of technologiesthat will allow a person to do research and exploration of deep space.
On his Twitter page, the head of Roskosmos Dmitry Rogozin said that there is currently a discussion of technical
characteristics of a super-heavy manned rocket that will launch from the Vostochny spaceport and will be able to deliver modules of the lunar station not only into orbit, but also to the surface of the moon.
The first launches of a superheavy rocket are planned to be carried out in 2028. The preliminary design, which is the first stage in the creation of a superheavy rocket, should be completed by the end of 2019.
Earlier, Roscosmos was considering an alternative option to achieve the lunar orbit using two Angara rockets, which would separately deliver the upper stage and the spacecraft to Earth orbit. After their docking in orbit, the ship had to move on.
However, preference was given to a universal heavy rocket, which is capable of either placing about 100 tons of cargo into low Earth orbit, or performing a long-range flight.
Recall that the start of the development of a superheavy rocket was laid by the decree of Russian President Vladimir Putin, which was signed in early 2018.
On his Twitter page, the head of Roskosmos Dmitry Rogozin said that there is currently a discussion of technical
characteristics of a super-heavy manned rocket that will launch from the Vostochny spaceport and will be able to deliver modules of the lunar station not only into orbit, but also to the surface of the moon.
The first launches of a superheavy rocket are planned to be carried out in 2028. The preliminary design, which is the first stage in the creation of a superheavy rocket, should be completed by the end of 2019.
Earlier, Roscosmos was considering an alternative option to achieve the lunar orbit using two Angara rockets, which would separately deliver the upper stage and the spacecraft to Earth orbit. After their docking in orbit, the ship had to move on.
However, preference was given to a universal heavy rocket, which is capable of either placing about 100 tons of cargo into low Earth orbit, or performing a long-range flight.
Recall that the start of the development of a superheavy rocket was laid by the decree of Russian President Vladimir Putin, which was signed in early 2018.
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