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I don't question Russian science or engineering, but is this project going to run into the same sorts of issues their war has?
Roscosmos has been one of the better run Russian agencies, mostly due to the fact that they’re using old but extremely proven technology from the Soviet era
I think this mission is their desperate attempt to have a success so Putin doesn't draft half their workforce and tell the rest to start launching Soyuz rockets at Ukranian preschools
Except the time when Rogozin was in charge, at least.
Considering levels of corruption in the last few years and hard brain drain I guess Russian space exploration is doomed. Thanks, Putin!
Foe years America used Russian rockets to get things into space.
~~Russian~~ Soviet
"Russian components, American components... ALL MADE IN TAIWAN!"
People, not things. America didn't have man-rated rockets between 2012 and 2020.
No Russia beat the us in almost every metric for space flight, we got to the moon first and that's all anyone remembers.
They're a lot of things but their space program is pretty boss.
You can downvote but it will still be just at true.
And in the end its all German tech they stole...
America and our German scientists, and Russia and their German scientists...
Let's not act like operation paperclip wasn't a rat race for both.
They didn't steal German tech, Germany caused two worlds wars and war prizes were taken including technology and scientists.
Setting aside the fact that looting a country you beat in a war is still very much stealing, Germany didn't cause the great war and if you understood an iota of history you'd realize that. Did they use it to advance their own causes and take land/resources? Yeah. Pretty much the standard MO for every country that's ever been in a war, though. Weird to single them out for their actions in WW1 in that regard.
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Sure and that was iirc a mismatch error between the station and pod. Russian parts connect to Russian parts pretty well, connecting them to anything else is.... Iffy.
No, it isn't. Space Shuttle for one thing, many Telescopes, Sat's...and so on. Russia hasn't done shit. Even the ISS Modules from Russia are crap and the ones that make the most problems.
The space shuttle was 30 years after the space race homie. Also incorrect, NASA itself disagrees that it was Russia alone at fault.