ROSS model of Russia's own space orbital station announced that it plans to withdraw from the International Space Station

CTOnews.com August 15 news, Russia has previously stated that it will withdraw from the International Space Station and build its own space orbital station ROSS. The orbital station, developed by an energy company affiliated with The Russian Federation, was recently demonstrated at the "Army-2022" forum in Patriot Park in Moscow.

As can be seen from the image, the Russian orbital station ROSS model shows the expected results after the second phase, on which the spacecraft Orel, Soyuz and Progress are docked. The Tass correspondent said that the second phase of the orbital station also involves the target and production modules and the in-orbit of the service platform, and the conditions, terms and costs of the project have not yet been given.

CTOnews.com understands that the Russian Orbital Service Station ROSS (Russian Orbital Service Station) has a target completion time frame of 2035. The first phase consists of 4 basic modules and the second phase consists of 3 modules, including target and production modules and service platforms.

It is worth mentioning that the orbital inclination of ROSS is as high as 96~98°, that is, it almost orbits the North and South Poles. The orbital inclination of the International Space Station is 51.6°, while the orbital inclination of the Chinese Space Station is 42°.

On July 26, The Russian Federation Space Agency Director р ий о р исов announced that Russia would withdraw from the International Space Station project after 2024. The Russian Federation Space Agency later explained that Russia could leave ISS in 2025, 2028 or 2030.