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Before 2030, Russia plans to land its first cosmonauts on the moon, and Europe wants a piece of the action.
They're a little late for the great space race of the '60s, but the mission is an admirable push for the re-ignited interest in manned deep-space travel.
On Tuesday, at a space and technology conference in Moscow, the head of Roscosmos Energia — Russia's version of NASA — announced: "A manned flight to the moon and lunar landing is planned for 2029."
On Tuesday, at a space and technology conference in Moscow, the head of Roscosmos Energia — Russia's version of NASA — announced: "A manned flight to the moon and lunar landing is planned for 2029."
the Russians have never sent a human being over ~300 miles in space
originally posted by: CaptainBeno
............Just as soon as they figure out how to pass the VA Belts.
Oh, yeah, that's right, they'll use a "special" trajectory and magically skim through them with ease just like they did all those years ago.
Silly me.
originally posted by: Metallicus
originally posted by: CB328
the Russians have never sent a human being over ~300 miles in space
Maybe we haven't either.
We have.
originally posted by: lostbook
Russia is making some serious moves to strengthen tries and increase its global power. This is another moves that proves that case in my mind. What says ATS?