Forum de St Petersbourg: Le voyage spatial comme commerce au quotidien?

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C'est la question qui est débattue au cours d'une session du forum économique de St-Peterbourg. Visez un peu la brochette de spécialistes russes (Perminov, Krikalev, Lopota) mais aussi notre Jean-Yves Legall national...

Roscosmos Representatives will Take Part in St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2010
:: 18.06.2010

International Economic Forum 2010 is taking place in St. Petersburg on June 17–19, 2010.
The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) is a Russia-based non-profit foundation best known for its annual meeting in St.Petersburg, Russia, which brings together top business leaders, international political leaders, selected intellectuals and journalists to discuss the most pressing issues facing the world, including health and the environment.SPIEF is an annual economic summit for Russia and the CIS states. In 2005, some 3 000 people from 64 countries participated in the Forum. Until 2006 the Forum was conducted by the Inter-parliamentary Assembly of CIS Member States and the Federation Council of the Russian Federation. Since then, following a Presidential decree, the Forum has been organized by the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation.
The Official opening ceremony of the Forum is to take place on June 18. Welcoming Address will come from Elvira Nabiullina, Minister of Economic Development, Russian Federation, Chair of the Forum Organizing Committee.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev is also expected to make a speech at the Forum on June 18.
The Forum will host session SPACE TRAVEL – AN EVERYDAY BUSINESS? to discuss new approaches in public-private partnerships promise to have an even bigger impact on space programmes over the coming decades.
The topics to be raised are:
1) What are some of the most important private-sector opportunities in space travel?
2) How is extraterrestrial entrepreneurship creating new business opportunities in space?
3) Are there prospects for a technological breakthrough that will make space travel easier?
Moderator: James B. Meigs, Editor-in-Chief, Popular Mechanics Magazine
Panelists:
Anatoly Perminov, Head, Russian Federal Space Agency
Esther Dyson, Chairman, EDventure Holdings
Vladimir Gruzdev, Deputy of State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation
Sergei Krikalev, Russian Cosmonaut
Jean-Yves Le Gall, Chairman and CEO, Arianespace
Vitaly Lopota, President-Designer General, RSC “Energia”
Jan Welter Timkrans, CEO and majority shareholder, MindArk PE AB.

http://www.roscosmos.ru/main.php?id=2&nid=9709

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Roskosmos aurait demandé à la Chine de coopérer à l'exploitation de l'ISS.

Mais pour l'instant par de réponse

Sur le site de Roskosmos

Perminov aurait déclaré en parlant de l'arrêt de la navette
Il faut un backup pour le Soyouz. (...) nous avons contacté la Chine qui à un programme de vols habités suffisamment avancé pour un maintien d'envois d'équipages vers l'ISS, et c'est pour cela que nous leur avons demandé de devenir partenaire de l'ISS. Mais nous n'avons pas reçu de réponse.

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[petit HS d'infos] N'oublions pas non plus que la Chine est le premier détenteur étranger de titres du Trésor américain.


et selon BE ADIT
M. Jean-Jacques Dordain, directeur général de l'Agence Spatiale Européenne (European Space Agency ou ESA), a annoncé lundi 31 mai 2010 lors de la Conférence Mondiale Lunaire, organisée à Pékin par la Fédération Astronautique Internationale et la Société Chinoise d'Astronautique, que l'ESA soutient l'entrée de la Chine dans le partenariat de la Station Spatiale Internationale (International Space Station ou ISS). Selon lui, la coopération internationale pour l'exploration de l'espace doit être étendue afin d'accélérer sa progression. "Je souhaite vraiment soutenir l'extension du partenariat de la SSI à la Chine et à la Corée du Sud. Mais manifestement, cela devrait être une décision prise par tous les partenaires, et pas la décision d'un seul", a-t-il ajouté.
http://www.bulletins-electroniques.com/actualites/63693.htm

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Roskosmos aurait demandé à la Chine de coopérer à l'exploitation de l'ISS.

Mais pour l'instant par de réponse

Sur le site de Roskosmos

Perminov aurait déclaré en parlant de l'arrêt de la navette
Il faut un backup pour le Soyouz. (...) nous avons contacté la Chine qui à un programme de vols habités suffisamment avancé pour un maintien d'envois d'équipages vers l'ISS, et c'est pour cela que nous leur avons demandé de devenir partenaire de l'ISS. Mais nous n'avons pas reçu de réponse.

Le lien est mauvais mais Perminov a réellement déclaré ce que tu mets au conditionnel, Sapeceman.:

Perminov :

" I am very glad that today at the St. Petersburg forum discussion of this issue . Space programs occupy an increasingly significant role in the life of mankind . This is not only manned program and may even be in the first place is not manned program . As for manned space programs , I agree with you , Mr. Dzheysms that today the industry is becoming more decentralized . Starting next year, according to our agreements, heads of agencies and supported by the decisions of the governments of five countries - Russia , the USA, Canada, the European Space Agency and Japan - the spacecraft shuttle temporarily suspend its effective work in orbit. Therefore, Roskosmos has pledged to deliver goods , the delivery of cosmonauts and astronauts . Is this good or bad ? I 'll say that nothing good about that. Today, we are practically left alone without a reserve. And we have to create a reserve and the number of starts , and the number of ships in their own country. Professionals and specialists understand that this is very dangerous work and would like to see one of the countries would be in his book with similar systems , which would be carried out to dock with the ISS and its safe operation. Now there is a country - this is China, which has a good manned program, but the appeal of directors of 5 countries to take vigorous part in the operation and the International Space Station we have to date received no response.

With regard to increasing infusions of extrabudgetary funds , use of commercial money , especially in the development of manned space programs, I think it should be done. In our program in Russia is officially 16% of the mortgaged to extrabudgetary funds , private- public partnership . And we have some programs that unfortunately is not manned , and the research , development work at the expense of conducting commercial customers in our country or other countries . I believe this sector will expand . We see this in recent years in our enterprises , especially where there is a transformation of the federal unitary enterprises into joint stock companies . This practice will bear positive fruits "

http://www.roscosmos.ru/main.php?id=2&nid=11284