Russia’s Oryol Spacecraft Delayed Again—First Flight Now Set for 2028
The maiden mission of the Oryol spacecraft has been officially scheduled for 2028, marking yet another delay in the timeline for Russia's ambitious next-generation...
Inside Amur-LNG: Roscosmos’ Bold Move Toward Reusable Launch Systems
One of the most ambitious modernization endeavors that Roscosmos has undertaken in recent years is the Amur-LNG rocket, which is referred to as the...
Russia Targets 2028 for New Orbital Station as Space Race Heats Up
First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov has publicly addressed the timeline for the deployment of a critical Russian space project. He has emphasized that...
Inside Proton-M’s Comeback Mission: Weather, Geopolitics, and Space Power in One Launch
Two satellites were successfully launched into geostationary orbit on February 12, 2026, using the Russian Proton-M launch vehicle from the Baikonur Cosmodrome. The Russian...
Russia May Shift All Angara Rocket Production to Omsk—Here’s Why It Matters
The Angara rocket family's entire production should be consolidated in Omsk, a topic that has quietly influenced Russia's launch vehicle program for over a...