A space-focused session featuring the first republican satellite will be launched in Yakutia
The "Kosmomaniya" project will help design small spacecraft
Space
Will detect space debris at distances of up to 3,500 km: powerful optics for a new telescope created at Rostekh
The equipment passed testing at the Titov Altai Experimental Laser Center
Record activity: three flares of the most powerful X class occurred on the Sun on the night of February 2
X1.5, X2.8, and X8.1 flares were recorded in region 4366
Safer and more powerful: TPU scientists improved rocket fuel
Micro-explosions inside the burning mixture increased the combustion zone by 50% - this will help create more predictable engines
Satellite production in Russia has been accelerated thanks to in-house equipment
RESHETNYOV commissioned three new high-precision coordinate boring machines
Space Energy will conduct the launch of the private suborbital rocket Kamchatka-1 in the autumn of 2026
A Russian private company is preparing to launch an ultra-light rocket weighing less than 300 kg from the Kapustin Yar test range
X8.11-Class Solar Flare: Earth Avoided a Direct Hit, but Geomagnetic Disturbances Are Expected
The star's activity reached its peak - 17 flares in 24 hours
X-level "breached": a powerful flare of the highest class occurred on the Sun
An X1.04-level event was recorded at 15:33 Moscow time
No more than two weeks at a time: scientists reported how long cosmonauts will be able to work on the surface of the Moon
The total duration of a lunar expedition will be about 25 days
Triple strike: the Sun erupted with three powerful flares on February 1
The M1.7 flare lasted 20 minutes, M1.0 - 19 minutes, M1.9 - 27 minutes
Domestic Luch/Olimp Satellite Broke Apart in Space
It was launched in 2014 and later moved to a graveyard orbit
Cosmonauts study orientation in weightlessness: the "Virtual" experiment launched on the ISS
The goal of the study is to assess the accuracy of tracking moving objects in spatial orientation
A 3D Model of a Soviet Lunar Craft Was Created at Bauman Moscow State Technical University
Specialists used laser scanning and photogrammetry for accurate reproduction
At an altitude of about 36 thousand km from Earth: a space observatory in geostationary orbit is being created at Moscow State University
Preparations for the observatory's launch are planned to be completed by 2030
Kondor-FKA Satellites No. 3 and No. 4 to Be Launched in 2029 and 2030 from the Vostochny Cosmodrome
The spacecraft are intended for remote sensing of the Earth