Space
237 days in orbit behind: Andrey Fedyaev returned to Star City from the USA
The cosmonaut will undergo rehabilitation and a series of medical examinations at the CPC
Satellite images by subscription: Sputnix records thousands of requests per month
Space photos are bought for court, construction, and field monitoring
MSU Astronomer Surdin: Caves on Mars Will Save Astronauts from Radiation
The radiation level on the Red Planet is 1.5 times higher than in low Earth orbit
Car will be seen from space: SPUTNIX aims for 0.5-meter resolution imaging
First, the Kinosputnik with an 0.8-meter camera should go into orbit, commercial images from it are expected in 2027
Cosmodrome for Indonesia: Russia offered assistance with a launch complex and the first astronaut
A launch site could be built on Biak Island, almost at the equator
Private business in space: Geoscan to launch its own launch vehicle in 2031
The development will receive liquid oxygen-kerosene engines
Roscosmos revealed how weightlessness is simulated on Earth: a 5000 m³ tank and 45 portholes
A movable platform lowers full-size mock-ups of station modules into the pool, and cosmonauts practice operations in Orlan spacesuits
Satellites evade impact: Russia tracks space debris, but international cooperation is needed
Chief Designer of ASPOS OKP Elena Pavlova: orbital spacecraft evasion maneuvers have already occurred in practice
Russian Space Microchips Prepared for Nuclear Explosion
Domestic electronic components are tested for gamma and neutron radiation, as well as the effects of heavy charged particles
53.75 Billion Rubles for Satellite Independence: Russia is Building Seven Geostationary Satellites from Domestic Components
The program is intended to reduce the industry's dependence on foreign electronic components
Russian spacecraft to be equipped with thermal "armor" for different planets
From scorching Venus to cold Mars: engineers are looking for a way to protect equipment during landing
The strongest magnetic storm in 3 months has ended
Earth's magnetosphere has returned to a calm state, and the solar wind speed has decreased after peaking at just over 600 km/h
Russian scientists want to send microorganisms to asteroid Apophis
MSU is considering an unusual biological experiment
Sparrow-like gait: it became known how astronauts can move on the Moon
Astronomer Surdin stated that the exploration of Earth's satellite depends on the development of new technologies