
Top Fastest Fighters in the World: Su-57 and Su-27 Left Behind
The MiG-31 interceptor also outperformed the F-15EX Eagle II and F-22 Raptor

The MiG-31 interceptor also outperformed the F-15EX Eagle II and F-22 Raptor

Hardening, grinding, and magnetic inspection are the stages that determine the reliability of the engine

Big data and algorithms analyze millions of cases and help doctors make decisions faster

Experts doubled the engine's reliability and reduced the life cycle cost by 40%

Baltmotors has equipped the vehicle with a 2 kW generator that automatically maintains battery charge during long marches

30 years ago, a Russian pilot showed the impossible - a heavy fighter jet learned to fly like a butterfly

19FortyFive: Speed and range are there, but the main questions are about the electronics

Two reactors of 175 MW each, breaks three-meter ice, versatile for sea and rivers

In the new month, motorists will have to take into account the update of OSAGO coefficients and possible new requirements

Future systems should consider not only power, but also the unit price

In conversations with attackers, the victim may not hear ordinary arguments, loved ones should act in stages

The new system does not copy Starlink, but it addresses Russia's critical needs

Competitors in Japan, the USA, and Europe have not yet been able to obtain similar results

The aircraft is used for parachuting, medical missions, cargo transportation, and firefighting

Military Watch Magazine: Upgrading Soviet Vehicles Saves in Battle Today, But Distances Russia from New Generation Tanks

Experts doubted the possibility of negotiations of the "nuclear five"

Military Watch Magazine: Transition to "Yasens" is a Strategic Breakthrough for the Navy

Skoltech has developed an ultra-thin coating based on carbon nanotubes that absorbs terahertz radiation and could become an important part of sixth-generation communication systems

The BMD-4M also surpassed the Abrams and Leopard

On March 21, 1996, Alexander Kosyrev's crew tested the Tu-204-200

Soviet cars help recreate the desired era on screen

Aging Fleet and Closed Skies Reduce Flights

The company reported a record loss in 12 years, but analysts predict improved performance

Passengers will have to pay up to 10 thousand rubles for a ticket

The ice in the famous match was plastic, and the aircraft was standing at the airfield

Vadim Lukashevich: "We cannot buy planes that are not yet flying"

Billion-Dollar Contracts to Expand Aircraft Production Remain Without Executors