U.S. Space Partnerships With Russia Faces ‘Greatest Challenge' With Ukraine Invasion, Executive Says
on Thursday afternoon, specifically mentioning that the penalties will"degrade their aerospace industry, including the space program." Biden did not reference the ISS partnership in his speech, and NASA's statement said that"the new export control measures will continue to allow U.S.-Russia civil space cooperation."
The future of the ISS, with or without Russia, depends on Congress for approval – a fact Manber emphasized. The ISS has historically had strong support from key representatives in Congress and, prior to Russia's invasion, many in the space industry expected it to continue to operate until 2030. Manber also highlighted that European partners have long been"the chief supporters for cooperation with Russia" when it comes to space.
The growing space industry in the U.S. has also been"grappling with" foreign national entrepreneurs and investors, Manber said, with space transportation companyand launch company Firefly Aerospace two such examples that fell under scrutiny by the inter-agency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States . In the case of Momentus, the Russian founder Mikhail Kokorich was forced to fully divest his ownership of the company.
"Bombs at nighttime look red from space, I can tell you that – and you could see them flashing," Virts said.
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