Reference:
Yanygin, V.Y., Kondratenko, A.N..
Global perspectives for the space activities
in the first half of the XXI century
// Trends and management.
2013. ¹ 1.
P. 97-110.
DOI: 10.7256/2454-0730.2013.1.62592 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=62592
Abstract:
The goal of this study is to form propositions
for the development of the space activities
of the Russian Federation in the long-term
perspective. The analysis of tendencies in
the development of space technologies and
the perspectives of space programs of the
leading world powers shows that the Russian
space plans are falling behind them. It
seems reasonable to complement the longterm
space activity strategy of Russia with
the following topical goals: formation of the
new maximally efficient space transportation
system, which would allow to lower the costs
of bringing the valuables to the low orbit to
1500 – 2000 USD per kilo. Having an efficient
STS, one may start the industrial use of the circum-terrestrial space; development
and production of the heavy and super-heavy
launch vehicles over the 40 tons, as well as
the interplanetary space vehicles for the new
STS over the limits of the low orbits in the
near future; formation for the large sputnik
platforms at the geo-stationary orbits with
the use of STS in order to solve the applied
problems of military and civilian nature, as
well as fundamental studies of the Moon, the
Mars and the closest asteroids; development
and production of the technical means for the
use of the STS in order to change the trajectory
of asteroids in case of threat of their collision
with the Earth, which may lead to the
global catastrophe. The implementation of
the ambitious program by Russia can guarantee
the innovative breakout to the new technologies,
which in turn shall facilitate the
successful transition of the economics of our
state to the 6th technological mode.
Keywords:
technical sciences, space, strategy, Roscosmos, NASA, sputnik, vehicle carrier, innovation, Mars, Orion