"Reshetnev" equipped space with communication: 940 mm diameter dish antennas went into series production
The devices will provide communication with the Earth in different frequency ranges
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Reusable rocket being tested in Russia: engine already fire-tested
Landing zones determined for "Amur-SPG," and a return-stage launch is being prepared
"Alice AI" to be trained on Roscosmos photo archives: "Yandex" received photos of cosmonauts
New data should improve the accuracy and realism of images
Rosreestr will receive Earth images from space
An agreement with Roscosmos will allow tracking changes in the terrain with a resolution of up to 0.5 meters
Ask Cosmonauts a Question and "Visit" the ISS: Max Launches "Space Week"
The project is implemented jointly with Roscosmos
ISS will not be completely written off in the ocean: the "Zarya" module will continue to operate until 2032
The oldest element of the station will operate in space for more than 30 years
Private Space in Russia: Voronezh Rocket Project Gets Green Light
The first launch is scheduled for 2029, and fire tests are scheduled for 2027
Russia to Return to the Elite of Cosmonautics: Launch of Reusable Amur-SPG Rocket Accelerated by Two Years
Prototype to be sent into orbit in 2028 instead of 2030
Problems have emerged with rockets, but Russia is stepping into nuclear space
The country is preparing the energy of the future - from a lunar station to megawatt engines
With an AI-deal Cosmonaut on Board: ROS is Being Designed as a Station with Deep AI Integration
Algorithms will become part of the station's management - from data analysis to key decisions
Catches Even in Space: Max Started Being Used on the ISS
More Than 1000 Messages Sent From Orbit to Earth Via the Service
Russia Has Less Than 3% of Satellites: Are We Falling Behind Global Orbit?
Dmitry Bakanov: the number of spacecraft launches is growing every year
Exhibition in the Clouds: Roscosmos to Showcase Spacecraft and Cargo Ships at a Height of 300 Meters
Ostankino Tower to Become Venue for Europe's Highest Space Exhibition