Russia plans to secede from the use of IIS modules , and made into a ROS station or Russian Orbital Station itself
News Russia wants to separate from the ISS space station have long sounded . Of political reasons, financial , other technical issues .
While the American space agency Nasa slowly build space exploration programs , as well as not to include Russia in its plans . On Earth , the story of America and Russia are often contradictory . Until mentioned Russian and American scientists who were in the modules together with the ISS could be confused with the conditions of their two countries.
China has the Tiangong 1 space station module while the new one is above for the trial of two astronauts live alone.
Tiangong 1 has a weight of 8.5 tons into space lab module. Equipped life-support equipment, has a size of 15 cubic meters.
The module reportedly failed to work after entering Sleep mode. Module space station is still a test of China's space agency.
When the ISS is over, the station giant will fall to Earth in mid 2020. So far Russian equipment already worked many years at the station ISS, the crew of astronauts safe keeping.
ISS up of the first module in 1998, called Zarya module. Now it has a weight of 375 tons. Of the trip or the space shuttle Space Shuttle for sending equipment and astronauts to the module Soyuz to bring home astronaut.
The contractor of the first Russians to build the ISS. In 2020 Russia will sell part Nauka module, and the module Node and 6 other modules that are already connected first. Finish off, other modules such as belonging to Japan, Europe and America will be released.
Russia will install another module, and a pair of large solar modules. Furthermore, Russia will have its own space module which survive in space. NEM unit or module part Scienc and Power Module will be delivered in 2019.
Does Russia really plans to keep the module on the space station, so far has not received approval from the Kremlin. But Russian engineers have not been able to ensure, so far as choice. The possibility that Russia could open the doors of other countries to join. As did Russia when the European space agency ESA and Nasa join station ISS
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