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    Russia’s Ukraine invasion has escalated a brewing battle over space

    by Noah Bierman, Los Angeles Times Apr 11, 2022 4 minutes
    An image of the members of ISS-66 crew is seen on a monitor in Mission Control Center in Korolyov, outside Moscow, early on Dec. 20, 2021.

    WASHINGTON — A 57-second video posted by the Russian government last month caught the attention of scientists and diplomats, but not in a way that inspired optimism about the future of global cooperation in outer space.

    In it, Russian cosmonauts floated about the International Space Station, hugging and waving goodbye to an American astronaut. Then they entered their portion of the complex and sealed airlock doors behind them. With the video blasting a Russian song, “Farewell,” CGI took over and depicted the cosmonaut’s segment detaching from the station and drifting away (to the applause of Russian ground controllers).

    The dark yet jaunty satirical video, depicting what would be the certain demise of the station, presaged more serious threats

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