Russia: plans to build its own space station in 2027, showing its final appearance on April 12 this year

CTOnews.com Russia plans to build its own space station in 2027, and the final appearance of the space station will be displayed on April 12 this year, Russian State Space Corporation General Manager Boris Borisov said on January 24 local time.

Borisov also said that Russia plans to increase the number of satellites in space from the current 200 to 1000 by 2030.

CTOnews.com understands that there are only two space stations in operation in the world at present, one is the International Space Station jointly built by six western space agencies such as the United States and Russia. The participating national agencies include NASA, the European Space Agency, The Russian Federation Space Agency, the Canadian National Space Agency, the Japanese Space Research Agency and the Brazilian Space Agency, and the other is China's self-built Tiangong Space Station.