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Space Partners: Roscosmos & NASA Cooperate Despite Disagreements

Summary

  • Roscosmos and NASA maintain productive cooperation on the ISS.
  • Cross-flights ensure astronauts and cosmonauts travel on each other's ships.
  • The ISS cross-flight program has been extended through 2026.
Space Partners: Roscosmos & NASA Cooperate Despite Disagreements

Roscosmos head Dmitry Bakanov emphasized the productive and reliable partnership between Roscosmos and NASA, despite any potential disagreements. He stated that cooperation on the International Space Station (ISS) remains strong, highlighting that neither agency has failed the other. This collaboration is crucial for ongoing space missions, as evidenced by the recent Soyuz MS-28 launch. US astronauts have traveled to the ISS aboard Russian Soyuz spacecraft, while Russian cosmonauts have journeyed on US Crew Dragon ships. This successful cross-flight program, vital for maintaining ISS operations and personnel exchange, has been officially extended through 2026, solidifying the joint commitment to space exploration for years to come.

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Roscosmos and NASA are reportedly working together very productively and are considered reliable partners on the International Space Station (ISS) program.
US astronauts travel to the ISS on Soyuz spacecraft, while Russian cosmonauts fly on US Crew Dragon ships as part of the cross-flight program.
The ISS cross-flight program between Roscosmos and NASA has been extended through 2026.

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