Rob Coppinger, at the Flight Global blog, raises our attention to significant words from the head of the Russian space agency:
Chief Anatoly Perminov stated when at a heads of agency meeting on July 17 that "if a decision is made to continue working with the station after 2015 then the Russian segment will be completed with further modules - energy modules, research modules etc."
Currently the station is slated to finish its lifespan in 2015. Just as the shuttle contracts are terminally closing down now, the station contracts are structured with contractors to end in 2015.
Do you think the station should be preserved beyond 2015? Or do you think it should be canned to free up funding for the Moon and Mars program. Comment here and to your elected officials.
Your legislators probably don't even know that the Station is scheduled to be decomissioned.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Post 2015 Russian ISS Modules
Labels: International Space Station, Russia
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