Russia’s Reusable Rocket Launch Debut Slips Beyond 2030
Amur SPG
Credit: Roscosmos
The initial launch of Russia’s first reusable rocket—Amur SPG—is now planned for 2031, half a decade later than when the concept emerged. The new timeline is also three years behind what Russia most recently disclosed. In April, First Vice-Premier Denis Manturov told the Russian Space Forum that the...
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