Roskosmos to design satellite for Brazil

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Roskosmos to design satellite for Brazil
by Staff Writers
Moscow (Voice of Russia) Nov 28, 2012

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The Russian space agency Roskosmos has been in talks to create a communication and remote sensing Earth satellite for Brazil.

According to Roskosmos chief Vladimir Popovkin, Russia has signed a corresponding agreement with Brazil.

Two Roskosmos representatives are already in Brazil working to implement the agreement, Popovkin said.

Source: Voice of Russia

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