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In 2016, ESA and Roscosmos sent an orbiter and a lander to the planet. The Rosalind Franklin rover and Kazachok lander were supposed to be the second leg of the ExoMars program. “While recognizing the impact on scientific exploration of space, ESA is fully aligned with the sanctions imposed on Russia by its Member States,” it reads.

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“As an intergovernmental organization mandated to develop and implement space programs in full respect with European values, we deeply deplore the human casualties and tragic consequences of the aggression towards Ukraine,” the agency writes in its announcement. That isn’t feasible, so ExoMars is on ice. But the war in Ukraine leaves the ESA in a bind: If Russia isn’t a willing or desirable partner for the mission, then the ESA would have to find an alternative to be able to launch ExoMars on time. Some of those science instruments were to be provided by Roscosmos. The ExoMars rover would have taken instruments designed to search for subsurface water on Mars, as well as scientific tools to look for organic compounds in subsurface samples - key indicators of past or present life on the Red Planet. The announcement shows how grave the future is for international space collaborations involving Roscosmos, which include the International Space Station. The mission was supposed to launch in September, and involve a Roscosmos-operated (Russia’s space agency) lander delivering an ESA rover named Rosalind Franklin to the surface of Mars - but the invasion of Ukraine put the mission in jeopardy. A press release issued by the European Space Agency on Thursday, March 17 reveals the agency has suspended the second leg of its ExoMars mission. Stay tuned for updates.An audacious mission to hunt for evidence of past life on Mars just came to a screeching halt before it even made it to launch. We expect it to arrive sometime late 2017. Attraction is scheduled for release in Russia in IMAX 3D starting January 26th, 2017 but doesn't have any official US release date or info yet. Attraction, or Prityazhenie (Притяжение) in Russian, is directed by Russian actor-turned-filmmaker Fedor Bondarchuk, of the films The Inhabited Island 1 & 2 and the international hit Stalingrad previously.

'With this film, we want to give audiences a chance to erase all borders of perception and to immerse completely into the story as only seen through the IMAX Experience' (via IMAX press release). Here's the first two teaser trailers (+ poster) for Fedor Bondarchuk's Attraction, direct from YouTube:Īfter an alien ship crash lands onto a Russian city, many who have saw the inside and the occupants start to question their own existence while there are those who demand the aliens to leave Earth. Along with Guardians, there are some impressive action movies coming out of Russia these days. The newest teaser actually reveals the aliens, which are huge creatures without a discernible face, making me even more intrigued.

It's made by the same guy who made Stalingrad and will be presented in IMAX 3D (at least in Russia) when it opens. The film stars Oleg Menshikov, Alexander Petrov, Rinal Mukhametov and Irina Starshenbaum. The ship design is incredibly unique, and I love the way it looks as it crashes down. There's some awesome footage in this, mainly the original arrival and crash in a city. We've also added the original teaser along with the new trailer, since this is the first time we've encountered this film.

#Russia alien invasion movie

A new teaser trailer has debuted for a Russian alien invasion/arrival movie called Attraction.