Primary areas of breakthrough technologies in space activities of Russia and problems of their development and implementation

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Published: 19.06.2019

Published in issue: #6(90)/2019

DOI: 10.18698/2308-6033-2019-6-1893

Category: Aviation and Rocket-Space Engineering | Chapter: Innovation Technologies of Aerospace Engineering

The paper focuses on the strategic goals Russia is facing in the field of space activities, and introduces an approach to classifying research in space technologies, as well as methodological principles for determining the priority of research directions. By the expert methods and systems analysis methods, we revealed the influence of various technological directions of development of the rocket and space industry on the strategic goals of cosmonautics and rocket production in the Russian Federation, and emphasized the areas with highest priority. The study centers on the priority directions of space functional and industrial technologies, those which with a high degree of probability will provide a technological breakthrough in astronautics, and points out the most significant problems of their development and implementation

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