Mar(s-x)ism of a manned cosmonautics. The non-permanently (impermanently) inhabited space station will become the prototype for modules with crews, with a large number of specialists. A memo
Аннотация: Mar(s-x)ism of a manned cosmonautics. The non-permanently (impermanently) inhabited space station will become the prototype for modules with crews, with a large number of specialists. A memo.
Mar(s-x)ism of a manned cosmonautics. The non-permanently (impermanently) inhabited space station will become the prototype for modules with crews, with a large number of specialists. A memo.
Could the transition from a permanently inhabited space station to a station visited on a rotational basis serve the interests of the development of manned astronautics?
"The second option was proposed many years ago, but they started talking about it again since last year. (...) The station will not be permanently inhabited, but it will be visited by crews of two to four people. "
"... the new station will be a prototype of those large manned modules that in the future, in decades, will reach other planets not just with crews, but with a large number of specialists ..." [unofficial translation] (https://ria.ru/20210826/stantsiya-1747412124.html ? utm_source = yxnews & utm_medium = desktop)
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel would be pleased ... Especially since we are talking about the future, about what will happen in decades ...
It is also interesting that earlier, carrier rockets and spaceships (starships, spacecrafts) moved, flew to other planets. Of course, in special cases, launch vehicles could deliver various types of spacecraft to other planets ...
The notion of "module", as a rule, was used to characterize space stations that did not fly to other planets, but revolved in near-earth (or other) orbits.
In a particular (in special) case , the "module" - it can to be a kind of load (payload) carried by the carrier rocket (by launch vehicle). But putting the "module" into the conceptual series (1) carrier rocket, (2) spaceship?
To consider a "module" as a spacecraft (as a cosmic apparatus), whose purpose is to fly to other planets? Moreover, with crews, and with a large number of specialists ...
It is interesting...
There is a reason to recall not only Hegel, but, also, Karl Marx with "surplus value" and with the fourth volume of Das Kapital.
August 28, 2021 23:07
Translation from Russian into English: August 29, 2021 06:01.
Владимир Владимирович Залесский "Мар(к)сизм пилотируемой космонавтики. Не постоянно обитаемая космическая станция станет прообразом модулей с экипажами, с большим количеством специалистов. Заметка".