The Russian Academy of Sciences’ proposal for space exploration over the next decade can be succinctly summed up as: let’s go everywhere. Moon, Mars, Venus, Sun, Jupiter, and asteroids, they all make the list. Check out this graphic from RIA Novosti illustrating the grand plan:
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