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Russia aims to deploy over 1,000 satellites in orbit by 2030
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IANS | 25 Jan, 2023
Russia should increase the number of satellites in orbit from about 200
now to at least 1,000 by 2030, said Yury Borisov, Director General of
Russia's state space corporation Roscosmos.
In order to
achieve such growth, it is necessary to produce 250 satellites per year
and then 300-350 satellites annually by 2030, taking into account the
gradual replacement of obsolete ones, Borisov said at an event on space
exploration, Xinhua news agency reported.
He noted that the 1,000
satellites in orbit should serve for various purposes, including
communications, remote sensing of the Earth, meteorology and navigation.
Russia
will start to deploy its own orbital station in 2027, according to
Borisov, who said in July 2022 that Russia would pull out of the
International Space Station after 2024 but later postponed the possible
deadline to 2028.
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