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Izhevchan told about the development of new missiles and orbital grouping

Izhevchan told that in October, scientists plan to launch two optical-electronic surveillance devices for round-the-clock survey of the surface

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Izhevchan told about the development of new missiles and orbital grouping

Izhevchan told that in October, scientists plan to launch two optical-electronic surveillance devices for round-the-clock survey of the surface. This year alone, about 60 satellites – communications, navigation and remote sensing – were put into orbit.

Among the key projects are Electro-L, which updates weather data every 15 minutes, and Observatory for detailed images regardless of the weather. The Amur missile is also being developed with a returnable first stage.

The space program is developing rapidly.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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