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Russia and China To Build a Power Plant on the Moon - teleSUR English
Bolivia, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Egypt, Ethiopia, and South Africa will also participate in this international space project. On Thursday, the Russian State Corporation for Space Activities (Roscosmos) and the China National Space Administration (CNSA) signed a memorandum for the construction of a power plant on the Moon. RELATED: NASA’s SPHEREx Space Telescope Begins Mapping Entire Sky “The Russian power plant will become an important contributio…
Roscosmos and the China National Space Agency have reached an agreement to establish a lunar power plant.
The Russian space agency Roscosmos and its Chinese counterpart CNSA signed a memorandum to develop a power plant on the Moon, as part of the project of an International Scientific Station that is expected to be ready by 2036. Russia and China will build power plant on the Moon The agreement was signed in Moscow during the visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping, as part of his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to Roscosmos, …
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(EFE).- The Russian space agency Roscosmos and the National Space Administration (CNSA) of China signed on Thursday a memorandum for the construction of an electric power plant on the Moon, according to the Russian space sector. "The Russian power plant will become an important contribution to the project of the International Scientific Station at the [...] The entry China and Russia will build an electric power plant on the Moon was first publi…
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Scientific research will be carried out at the future lunar station and innovative space technologies will be tested, according to the Russian space agency
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