A scientist from Perm explained how the conditions of the Red Planet will change humans
A scientist from Perm explained how the conditions of the Red Planet will change humans
The unique large-scale TAIGA-100 installation will be located on an area of 100 sq. km
Landing zones determined for "Amur-SPG," and a return-stage launch is being prepared
Apophis will come closer than satellite orbits - scientists are even considering the possibility of landing
Radiation sickness has dashed plans for a manned flight to the Red Planet
First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov spoke about plans to modernize the industry
KBKhA designer Gorokhov: domestic developments win in fuel consumption, but lose in reusability
The launch is scheduled for no earlier than July 2026
The installation will withstand vacuum, radiation, and two weeks of lunar night at −150°C
The agency has counted over three thousand registered programs for orbit
Applications are being accepted until June 30
Scientists are raising the alarm about the risk of pollution of lunar orbits
In the first quarter of 2026, more devices were launched than in the entire previous year
An agreement with Roscosmos will allow tracking changes in the terrain with a resolution of up to 0.5 meters
In orbit, dust does not settle on the floor - it evenly covers all surfaces at once