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Back|Работу МКС продлят на два года до 2030 года
Работу МКС продлят на два года до 2030 года
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Лента.ру·yesterday·Space·1 min read·🇷🇺Russia·View translation

Работу МКС продлят на два года до 2030 года

С предложением продлить эксплуатацию МКС обратились американские коллеги

мксроскосмосдмитрий баканов

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  • Работу Международной космической станции продлят на два года до 2030 года по просьбе американской стороны.
  • Об этом заявил глава «Роскосмоса» Дмитрий Баканов на встрече с премьер-министром России Михаилом Мишустиным.

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Эксплуатация МКС ранее планировалась до 2028 года.

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Работу Международной космической станции (МКС) продлят на два года, заявил на встрече с премьер-министром России Михаилом Мишустиным генеральный директор госкорпорации «Роскосмос» Дмитрий Баканов. Об этом сообщает ТАСС.

По словам Баканова, с предложением продлить эксплуатацию МКС с 2028-го по 2030 год к российской стороне обратились американские коллеги. «Мы пошли на встречу, и еще на два года продлим работу Международной космической станции», — сказал руководитель.

Глава госкорпорации добавил, что продление работы МКС «не повлияет на сроки создания Российской орбитальной станции» (РОС).

В августе гендиректор заметил, что МКС не может существовать без России и США.

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  • ?Когда будет официально подписано соглашение о продлении МКС?
  • ?Как повлияет продление МКС на бюджет проекта РОС?

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  • Работу Международной космической станции продлят на два года до 2030 года по просьбе американской стороны.
  • Об этом заявил глава «Роскосмоса» Дмитрий Баканов на встрече с премьер-министром России Михаилом Мишустиным.

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