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Not necessarily - India, China, Japan and US have all upped their ante on space exploration and so Russia will too. (And with the US militarising space with its
by webmobdev 3y ago
Not necessarily - India, China, Japan and US have all upped their ante on space exploration and so Russia will too. (And with the US militarising space with its US Space Force, well, ... "Begun, the space war, has ...")
- The_Colonel 3y agoRoscosmos budget is not expected to grow in the coming years. Given the inflation and depreciating ruble, this effectively means lower budget for the coming years. Roscosmos also lost a lot of international cooperation which means it will have to finance its projects fully, further straining the budget. https://jamestown.org/program/russian-space-spending-for-2023/ https://jamestown.org/program/russian-space-spending-for-202...
- webmobdev 3y agoAs an indian I am proud that the ISRO - with a current annual budget of around 1.5 billion dollar - succeeded in its moon mission.
- tibbydudeza 3y ago$421 million budget is chicken feed.
- webmobdev 3y agoWhere did you get that figure from? The article linked to previously ( https://jamestown.org/program/russian-space-spending-for-2023/ https://jamestown.org/program/russian-space-spending-for-202... )says the current annual expenditure is $3.7 billion and Russia is planning to invest around 6.6 billion dollars in its GLONASS (global gps) project.
- tibbydudeza 3y agoRussia has far more pressing issues than another space race - falling exports and spending due to the Ukraine war.