Could WAR break up the International Space Station? | News Blurb
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
- The United States and its allies have responded to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by imposing harsh sanctions against the Russian Federation. But what does this mean for the International Space Station program, of which Russia is an essential partner?
Will Russia leave the ISS as a result of its invasion into Ukraine, and form its own independent outpost?
The following months and years might be rather awkward as the space station nears its end of life, currently planned for 2031.
How this 30 year partnership evolves over the near future could signal a huge shift in the trajectory of international space cooperation in the coming years as humanity moves toward deep space destinations, such as the Moon.
Resources specifically about the Russian-Ukrainian conflict
Understanding why Putin wants to Invade Ukraine → • The REAL Reason Putin ...
History of Russia, Kievan Rus and the Mongols → • Russia, the Kievan Rus...
Historical context of the 2014 crisis in Ukraine → • Understanding Ukraine:...
Charities that are helping Ukrainians
Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund → www.globalgiving.org/projects...
International Rescue Committee → help.rescue.org/donate/ukrain...
Skiatook Church of Christ Ukrainian aid → www.skiatookchurchofchrist.org...
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00:00 | Intro
00:46 | Overview of the ISS program partnership
02:52 | Historic impacts to the ISS program
08:18 | Could Russia detach their part of the ISS?
09:45 | What if Russia just closed off its segment?
11:25 | The likely impacts to the ISS program
13:58 | Implications for future space partnerships
15:54 | Close
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What happens on earth, stays on earth. Space is above all earthly problems.
I truly hope that remains the case with the ISS program.
Imagine a howitzer on the moon. The range would be crazy! Heck, just mortars could reach miles!
Does the risk of sending Souyz to the ISS outweigh any benefit -- Why not wait and use Commercial options for Crew Launches
Russia SHOULD leave ISS after this
Russia wouldn't leave ISS until they add one or two module on there side.
They must cooperate with china, the question is will ESA still working with their enemy's friend.
Agreed. I don't remember if Roscosmos stopped or slowed down work on the the NEM modules, which would have added a lot more power to the ISS. I know in 2021 they decided to repurpose them for a new station, but who knows at this point. Either way, those modules would still probably be years from launching.
What do you think will happen to the ISS program as a result of this conflict? Please be civil and stay topical to the ISS program.
I made this video because there were a lot of questions and speculation on social media about the fate of the International Space Station in light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. But no matter how the ISS ultimately fares these events, the real immediate concern should be and is on the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine because of Russia’s unprovoked full-scale invasion.
My heart goes out to all those being affected and I truly hope peace comes as soon as possible.
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I believe the Astronauts and Cosmonauts will behave in a professional manner and continue business as usual. For the future, NASA will add to its Commercial Resupply and Commercial Crew programs with privately owned modules added to the station. Many parts of the station are becoming outdated so I could see a slow decommissioning of the Russian modules with replacement by private modules. Adding a fuel depot makes sense for the SpaceX Lunar Lander program. A tourist module also makes sense or a module for making space films. If the Russian modules are decommissioned, a propulsion module will be needed. Maybe it could be supplied by the Chinese. Other countries could add modules to the Chinese station. We need to expand the Space economy past satellites and scientific probes. The ISS is a great place to start.
How about Russia's claim that it can fall on Europe, India, China?
Technically true, if the station's orbit isn't reboosted from time to time. But that would probably be a year or two worth of orbital neglect. It'd be like what happened with Skylab in 1979 -- an uncontrolled reentry. But I'm not convinced Roscosmos would go that far.
😥😰 noo my second fravorite rocket
Wish to lord dont start this war😔🙏🙏
I assume you're talking about Antares? I like that rocket, too. I'm hoping to see the next one launch this summer.