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Space Adventures, Venture capitalist firm Prodea and Russian aerospace firm, Myasishchev Design Bureau are planning to share their science notes to build suborbital flight vehicles that can take you and me into space.
Myasishchev will design …
Russia is not quite the bear that the dragon of China is. But, Russia still has appeal despite the many real obstacles and challenges a business partner might face.
The laws change seemingly on a whim. …
Russia is not quite the bear that the dragon of China is. But, Russia still has appeal despite the many real obstacles and challenges a business partner might face.
The laws change seemingly on a whim. …
Russia is not quite the bear that the dragon of China is. But, Russia still has appeal despite the many real obstacles and challenges a business partner might face.
The laws change seemingly on a whim. …
Russia is growing and so are the shadows that are cast over the business goings on there.
The bureaucracy is still extremely burdensome and growing. And laws are a matter of convience and seemingly circumvented at …
In the 1960’s 85% of the oil in the world was available for ownership, development, partnerships and such. At the time, 14% of the oils reserves belonged to the Soviet Union.
Today it is the reverse …
When Shell started shelling out mega bucks to drill for oil off the coast of Sakhalin island, Russia wasn’t one of the global oil suppliers. Russia is now.
It is just plain costing too much for …
There is a lot of oil off the coast of Sakhalin Island located in the Sea of Oshkosh, off the coast of Far East Russia and seven time zones from Moscow.
I almost went there once …
The Washington Post Pew Research Center polled people in 15 different countries.
Nearly all of them have worse opinions of the US now than they did a year ago….and they didn’t like the US before.
Russia’s view …
Sakhalin island is a remote and sparsely populated are in the farthest east section of Russia. It sits to the north of Japan’s most northern island of Hokkaido.
It’s ports freeze over part of each year …
