
ISS to Continue Operations Until 2030: Roscosmos and NASA Agree on Tentative Dates
Russia and the United States have agreed to jointly operate the ISS until at least 2028, with a possible extension to 2030

Russia and the United States have agreed to jointly operate the ISS until at least 2028, with a possible extension to 2030

The proceeds will be used for grants and trips for children to Olympiads

The State Corporation is deciding how to choose an orbit for the ROS to ensure international cooperation

The head of Roscosmos, Dmitry Bakanov, spoke about plans to create a reusable rocket system

Increased solar wind parameters create conditions for geomagnetic storms

The launch vehicle will put the Ionosfera-M spacecraft and 18 small satellites, including an Iranian satellite, into orbit

The new satellite will study the long-term effects of radiation on living organisms

Launch scheduled for July 25, with 20 spacecraft to be sent into orbit

NASA Reports Powerful Flare and Coronal Mass Ejection

Roscosmos and NASA also touched upon reducing the risks associated with atmosphere leaks on the station

NASA, JAXA astronauts and Roscosmos cosmonaut begin two-week isolation

Innovative equipment developed at the Lytkarino Optical Glass Plant makes it possible to take mesmerizing pictures

Russia and Kazakhstan are preparing for the first joint launch from the new launch complex at Baikonur

Roscosmos is ready to return to projects if the private sector is interested

Specialists are checking the readiness of the launch complex of the Vostochny Cosmodrome