Roscosmos unveils compact AT-Gonets satellite modem: communication works even outside cellular network coverage
The device withstood power outage tests and retained all transmitted data
Space
Russia may gain access to a new foreign rocket launch site
Indonesia discusses with Roscosmos the construction of a spaceport near the equator
Cosmonauts started using AI to compile daily reports
New technologies facilitate work on the ISS
The Moon has shrunk over millions of years: scientists have discovered the reason for the Earth's satellite's contraction
The planet's diameter has decreased by approximately 50 meters due to the cooling of its interior
The second package of "Rassvet" constellation satellites sent into space
Specialists from "Bureau 1440" will put the spacecraft into target orbit
Reshetnev specialists developed a deployable umbrella-type reflector for space communication
The newest antenna will be used in prospective satellites
TPU scientists have learned to predict the moment of cosmic fuel explosion before its launch
The development will help design more reliable propulsion systems with a controlled ignition mechanism
MAI and FMBA Scientists Create Airlock Module for Russian Lunar Station
Specialists will test technologies that will help astronauts live and work on Earth's satellite
Reshetnev Company Confirmed the Right to Create and Support Spacecraft
The QMS certificate was extended after an audit - the plant can carry out a full cycle from drawing to orbit
ISS extension until 2030 will ensure transition to Russian Orbital Station
Launch of the first ROS module is scheduled for 2028, full deployment by 2034
Luch-5 satellites successfully provided communication with the new Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft during its flight to the ISS
Reshetnev orbital repeaters controlled the rocket all the way into space
Russian Private Rocket "Voronezh" Receives Another 100 Million Rubles for New Liquid Engine and First Launch
The NK-3 propulsion system is being developed based on the technologies of the legendary RD-107A
Roscosmos and NASA will coordinate satellites to avoid orbital collisions
The number of spacecraft is already in the hundreds and thousands
ISS to operate until 2030: Roscosmos and NASA agree to extend station's use
After that, Russia and the US will develop their own orbital projects