Watch changed, watch accepted: Sergei Kud-Sverchkov appointed commander of the ISS
The cosmonaut officially took command from Michael Fincke
Space
ODK Engines Powered 13 Successful Soyuz Launches in 2025
The rocket launches were carried out from three Russian cosmodromes: Baikonur, Vostochny, and Plesetsk
Russia Increased its Orbital Satellite Grouping in 2025 - Number of Spacecraft Reached 300
The number of spacecraft increased by 17 units over the year
Russian cosmonaut Sergei Kud-Sverchkov to head ISS after early return of Crew-11
American astronaut Mike Fincke will hand over authority to the Russian
The second magnetic storm since the beginning of 2026 occurred on Earth on the night of January 11
It was a reaction to the arrival of a plasma cloud to our planet
As part of the "Sun-Terahertz" project, artificial intelligence will "monitor" the Sun
The installation of scientific equipment on the Russian segment of the ISS is scheduled for spring 2026
FIAN Scientists Predict High Solar Activity in the Coming Years
The new "Sun-THz" instrument on the ISS will allow observing intense solar radiation from space
A rare planetary \"parade\": Mercury, Venus, and Mars will align in a rhombus
On January 22, 2026, the three planets closest to Earth will form a symmetrical configuration
NASA specified the date for the early completion of the Crew-11 mission, which includes cosmonaut Oleg Platonov
Docking and return to Earth are scheduled for January 15 off the coast of California
A major explosion occurred on the Sun: coronagraphs recorded an eruption on January 8
The source of the event was on the invisible side of the star
New "Sun-Terahertz" Device on the ISS Will Improve Solar Flare Forecasting - FIAN
Russian equipment will reduce risks for satellites and crews, improving space weather forecasts
IA&E scientists developed a VR simulator to train cosmonauts to photograph Earth from orbit
The system generates a dynamic image at 50 frames per second for maximum realism
Russia to use Proton, Angara, and Soyuz for assembly of a new orbital station
The division of tasks between the rockets will allow the station to be assembled in orbit flexibly and cost-effectively
To Be Launched from Baikonur: The First ROS Modules Are Being Moved to the Kazakh Cosmodrome
Changes in the logistics of the Russian orbital station have affected launch sites and the orbital configuration
The air leak on the ISS was fixed after several years of struggling with the problem
The Zvezda module has been sealed, space agencies continue monitoring