The International Space Station, a behemoth weighing more than 440 tons, is the space station that mankind is most proud of, and I did not expect that it is now moving step by step towards "decomposition", just like the 58-second video released by Russia, the final outcome of the International Space Station is to turn into a dazzling meteor.
On March 14, Russian Federal Space Agency Director Dmitry Rogozin said on Sputnik Radio that if the United States continues to be hostile to Russia, the Russian space station that is being planned will be transformed into a practical military station dedicated to military missions.
In April 2021, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov announced that Russia would build a more advanced orbital station for scientific research and energy reserve modules to supplement the shortcomings of the International Space Station, and planned to dock with the International Space Station around 2025.
Now, as the International Space Station moves towards "decomposition" step by step, Russia, which has built half of its orbital station, may no longer dock with the International Space Station, which means that scientific research and energy reserves have lost their meaning, and Russia intends to build it into a military space station.
Recently, with the further intensification of the contradiction between the United States and Russia, Russia intends to let all Russian astronauts evacuate the International Space Station, and the time has been set, March 30.
On March 30, a Russian-owned Soyuz spacecraft took off from the International Space Station and returned to the ground with all Russian astronauts and an American astronaut, at which point the Russian module would be unmanaged.
Whether the International Space Station will be "broken down", now, the head of the Russian Space Agency, Rogozin, is waiting for an important reply.
Earlier, the director of the Russian Space Agency, Rogozin, sent a special email to the three major space agencies of the European Union, the United States and Canada, and the content of the email probably means: Rogozin asked the three major space agencies of Europe, the United States and Canada to work together to persuade Us officials to lift sanctions against Russia.
At present, Rogozin is still waiting for a reply from the three major space agencies of Europe, the United States and Canada before making a decision on whether it is necessary to "dismantle" the International Space Station.
However, the American astronauts also made it clear that the US module cannot operate independently, and we all need each other to operate the International Space Station together, but it is useless to just say that it is not practiced, if it is really needed, then this time we must come up with a little attitude and persuade US officials.