Soyuz MS-30 rocket to head to ISS in March 2027
Petelin, Borisov, and Burnham - the prime crew
CPK im. Yu.A. Gagarina
Crew-13 Cosmonauts Practiced Manual "Progress" Docking in Case of Automation Failure
Sergey Teteryatnikov and Arutyun Kiviran Completed Four Docking Scenarios Each
Roscosmos and NASA Begin Audit of ISS Systems for Controlled Deorbiting
Protocols on areas of responsibility and software updates signed
Simulators for the Russian Orbital Station Must Be Ready One Year Before Its Launch
Equipment will be prepared for training crews of the new manned spacecraft and ROS
Application to Roscosmos cosmonaut corps can now be submitted via "Gosuslugi" for the first time
Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center has expanded access to selection and for the first time began using AI to analyze candidates' documents
No more than two weeks at a time: scientists reported how long cosmonauts will be able to work on the surface of the Moon
The total duration of a lunar expedition will be about 25 days
Four cracks in the Russian segment of the ISS have been sealed
Cosmonauts use ultrasonic and eddy current devices to diagnose the hull
New ship, new simulator: New complex for training flights on "Orel" to complete testing in June
Cosmonauts will be able to practice mission stages on a simulation of the advanced transport spacecraft
Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center Tests Tele-Droid Robot
The device will be used on the Russian segment of the ISS
Roscosmos and NASA to Continue Cross-Flights to the ISS
Three more flights are scheduled for 2025-2026
A simulator for modeling unmanned spacecraft flight will be built at the Cosmonaut Training Center
The project will be implemented in the summer of 2025
"Soyuz MS-26" at Baikonur, Cosmonauts in a Centrifuge: Preparing for a New Launch to the ISS
In a week, the spacecraft successfully completed a cycle of pneumatic vacuum tests in the chamber
"Soyuz MS-26": Russian cosmonauts are prepared for accidents during the flight to the ISS
Practicing emergency situations during approach to the ISS is a mandatory part of every pre-flight training
Russian Robot Marfa Learns to Work with Cosmonauts — Photo
The machine can be controlled both manually and by voice, and is capable of helping in the exploration of the Moon
