International space station

American astronaut Mike Fincke will hand over authority to the Russian

Russian equipment will reduce risks for satellites and crews, improving space weather forecasts

For the first time in 25 years, Russian, American, and Japanese ships are docked at the station simultaneously

The crew of the ISS-74 expedition is adapting to weightlessness and preparing for more than 40 scientific experiments

There are now 10 people on the station

Over a quarter of a century, 125 manned flights and 277 spacewalks have been carried out

The ISS will look like a very bright star - its solar panels reflect light well

Cosmonauts use ultrasonic and eddy current devices to diagnose the hull

Roscosmos Deputy Head Sergei Krikalev: the station is planned to be deorbited no earlier than 2030

Russia and the United States have agreed to jointly operate the ISS until at least 2028, with a possible extension to 2030

Space lightning striking upwards filmed from the passing station

The ship will deliver important equipment for experiments, cargo for the crew, as well as fuel and nitrogen for the station

Sber's system will help astronauts decipher medical indicators directly on board

The test aims to study team dynamics and psychological support for the crew