Commissioner for Space, Thierry Breton, issued a statement on Saturday that said there would be no consequences for the Galileo or Copernicus constellations in terms of continuity or quality of service. Nor, he said, would Russia’s suspension of cooperation impact their development.
Russia s so very stupid. Lmao
Putin is such a 🤡
As if they ever will be allowed into any joint project again.
I’m pretty sure this hurts Russia more than the E.U. Their Space program has been falling apart for a while and the main reason Western countries have continued to cooperate is mainly in the name of international diplomacy/solidarity.
And fuck you and don’t come back.
It’s official. Putin wants to ruin Russia. Fucking cunt.
Thanks..?
stop. don’t. come back.
Russian Ship – Go Fuck Yourself!
Oh no!
Anyway…
Cya and have fun being “North Korea of Eurasia”
I guess all chips are in this time.
Could we be build an extra Ariane 5 to compensate?
Oh no! Anyway.
>In response to Russia’s action, the European Commissioner for Space, Thierry Breton, issued a statement on Saturday that said there would be no consequences for the Galileo or Copernicus constellations in terms of continuity or quality of service. Nor, he said, would Russia’s suspension of cooperation impact their development.
A dozen Russians are just going to he replaced.
I wonder how far this decoupling will go. It already seems almost total.
Another thing serving the good of mankind destroyed by Putin.
This was expected. Last year Russia and China agreed to meet each other’s space needs. I believe Russia recently began to finalize it’s ISS deployments. Europe as well as other *friendly* countries can pick up the slack should Russia wish to maintain a presence on the ISS, which I’m confident they will. Europe is lucky because Russia’s space agency will likely take a huge hit from the latest conflict. The latest Galileo (etc) launches will go ahead on a different rocket. Our European partners got this. No sweat.
I am sorry for this. But I hope the doors on space cooperation wouldn’t remain permanently closed in the future.
The isolation begins. So does the new iron curtain.
I’m so glad I don’t live in Russia, you have no idea.
I hope we join NATO immediately even if they threaten to bring down the ISS in the process (that is not a joke, they already threatened to bring it down over EU).
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Commissioner for Space, Thierry Breton, issued a statement on Saturday that said there would be no consequences for the Galileo or Copernicus constellations in terms of continuity or quality of service. Nor, he said, would Russia’s suspension of cooperation impact their development.
Russia s so very stupid. Lmao
Putin is such a 🤡
As if they ever will be allowed into any joint project again.
I’m pretty sure this hurts Russia more than the E.U. Their Space program has been falling apart for a while and the main reason Western countries have continued to cooperate is mainly in the name of international diplomacy/solidarity.
And fuck you and don’t come back.
It’s official. Putin wants to ruin Russia. Fucking cunt.
Thanks..?
stop. don’t. come back.
Russian Ship – Go Fuck Yourself!
Oh no!
Anyway…
Cya and have fun being “North Korea of Eurasia”
I guess all chips are in this time.
Could we be build an extra Ariane 5 to compensate?
Oh no! Anyway.
>In response to Russia’s action, the European Commissioner for Space, Thierry Breton, issued a statement on Saturday that said there would be no consequences for the Galileo or Copernicus constellations in terms of continuity or quality of service. Nor, he said, would Russia’s suspension of cooperation impact their development.
A dozen Russians are just going to he replaced.
I wonder how far this decoupling will go. It already seems almost total.
Another thing serving the good of mankind destroyed by Putin.
This was expected. Last year Russia and China agreed to meet each other’s space needs. I believe Russia recently began to finalize it’s ISS deployments. Europe as well as other *friendly* countries can pick up the slack should Russia wish to maintain a presence on the ISS, which I’m confident they will. Europe is lucky because Russia’s space agency will likely take a huge hit from the latest conflict. The latest Galileo (etc) launches will go ahead on a different rocket. Our European partners got this. No sweat.
I am sorry for this. But I hope the doors on space cooperation wouldn’t remain permanently closed in the future.
The isolation begins. So does the new iron curtain.
I’m so glad I don’t live in Russia, you have no idea.
I hope we join NATO immediately even if they threaten to bring down the ISS in the process (that is not a joke, they already threatened to bring it down over EU).