Elon, Take to Mars!: Russian Engines, Spacesuits, and Long-Duration Spaceflight Experience Could Help the U.S. in an Expedition to the Red Planet
Experts believe that Russian developments may be useful in a joint Martian mission
Space
From the Heavens to Earth: Soviet Probe "Kosmos-482" Returns Home After 53 Years of Wandering
The probe with a half-century history is expected between May 10 and May 14, 2025
Martian shock waves tamed by scientists from St. Petersburg State University with a new development
A mathematical model will help spacecraft gently land on the Red Planet
New method for studying black holes: Crimean astrophysicists find the key to understanding gravitational waves and the structure of the Universe
RAS technology allows accurate measurement of the parameters of binary supermassive black hole systems
ISS saved from disaster: "Progress MS-30" spacecraft moved the station away from a collision with space debris
The station's orbit was increased by 540 meters
Russia Extends a Hand to India in Space
Indian Space Station BAS to Receive Russian Technologies
Storms Expected: Three Near-Top Class Flares Occurred on the Sun in One Day
Flares on the Sun may lead to magnetic storms on Earth in the coming days
Scientists have devised a way to assemble satellites directly in orbit, guided by a virtual copy
Revolutionary technology will extend the life of existing space systems
A powerful flare of the penultimate class M occurred on the Sun
Prior to this, no strong flares had been observed on the star for about a week
SpaceX Challenge: Roscosmos Prepares for Conveyor Assembly of Satellites and Launch of Reusable Amur-SPG Rocket
The project plans to use environmentally friendly fuel
Russia Prepares Space Replacement for ISS: First Module of New Orbital Station to Fly into Orbit in 2027
Head of Roscosmos: "Let space continue to remain outside of politics, above politics - in the direct and figurative senses"
Will Future BRICS Specialists Conquer Space Together?: Bakanov Proposed Joint Launch of Small Spacecraft Under the "UniverSat" Program
85,000 students from Brazil, India, China, and South Africa will have the chance to create and launch small spacecraft under this program
BRICS countries join forces in space: 21 cosmodromes and launch complexes and 1,500 spacecraft
Over the year, the BRICS countries exchanged information on 27 million square kilometers of the Earth's surface
Vostochny Cosmodrome Turns 9: Russia's First Civilian Spaceport Celebrates its Birthday on April 28
In 2016, a new chapter in the history of Russian cosmonautics began from the Amur land
Several magnetic storms expected on Earth in May 2025: forecast by Russian astronomers
Weak magnetic storms are possible on certain days of May, which may affect well-being and the operation of equipment