Russia developed super missiles based on the Moon

Russia launches a super-large space rocket project to build a research station on the Moon.

Russia's super-large space missiles will pave the way for the construction of a research station on the Moon.(Photo: AP).

Russia is planning to develop a super missile to help transport materials to build bases on the Moon in the future, Dmitry Rogozin, Russia's deputy prime minister, said in a meeting with rocket experts. Energia universe on November 28.

"At the order of Russian President Vladimir Putin, we are technically perfecting to launch a super-heavy space rocket project with great transport capacity. It will pave the way for the construction of a research station. The moon, which can be visited and resided, " Russian news agency TASS quoted Rogozin as saying.

According to TASS, the plan to manufacture super-heavy space missiles was approved in 2014, but was postponed last year. This project is not present in the Russian federal space program for the period 2016-2025. However, it was restarted when Russia intended to bring the first astronaut to the Moon in 2031.

Russia's ambitious Moon landing mission will begin in 2026 with an unmanned flight to the Moon , followed by a take-off and landing module launched into the Moon's orbit in 2027, Vladimir Solntsev, executive director of Energia space rocket group, said.

" In 2030, we will fly a manned flight to the Moon and land on the Moon by 2031 , " Solntsev said.

In September 2016, the Russian Space Agency Roscosmos revealed that it was conducting a lot of simulations in preparation for the plan to bring 12 astronauts to live in a fixed base on the Moon's surface. .

So far, the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is the only agency that can bring people to the Moon, with all 12 astronauts in the period from 1969 to 1972.