Black Holes, Pulsars, and a Supernova: Roscosmos Shows 5 Unusual Objects in the Universe
Images created using data from the Russian ART-XC X-ray telescope
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Earth Awaits a Series of Solar Strikes: Geomagnetic Storm to Begin This Evening
The first cloud of plasma will reach the planet after 6:00 PM Moscow time. The next two may merge and arrive at Earth on Sunday.
Cosmonauts practiced rescue during an emergency in open space
Kononenko and Grebenkin trained in a hydrolaboratory on ISS module mock-ups
Innopolis University students created a whale-shaped airship and a loader robot
Both developments were assembled by the robotics laboratory
Radiation-resistant flash memory for orbital data centers created by scientists of the ISP SB RAS
Based on dielectric films with electron "traps"
A thousand specialists will be trained for SKIF: half of them are researchers
The program was launched together with Novosibirsk State University
Rosatom began cladding the "heart" of the thermonuclear reactor in France with tungsten
Serial production of ITER cladding will begin after 2028
SKIF launch will allow continuation of Nobel laureates' research in chemistry
Director of the Institute of Catalysis SB RAS linked new synchrotron capabilities with the legacy of Kagan and Soai
Growth of active regions on the Sun stopped: flare power decreased to class C
A geomagnetic storm on October 9 is possible, but the aurora borealis is questionable
MAI adapted ultrathin composites for aviation: parts became lighter
The thickness of a single layer is 0.05 mm, but its strength is not inferior to a material 2.6 times thicker
Lunar Exploration Program on Track, Launches Scheduled for Coming Years
Spacecraft to Land on the Poles of Earth's Satellite
Assembly of a huge solar array for the new Russian Express-40 satellite has begun
The structure will consist of two wings with five panels each
Radiation Protection for a Lunar Nuclear Installation Developed at VNIIEF
Springs and conical supports hold the radiation-attenuating briquette of the reactor during heating and swelling
The Sun has emerged from its lull and is gaining strength again
Two groups of sunspots appeared in the center of the disk after an unusually quiet period
Kosmos-1707 survived the collapse of the USSR and four decades in orbit, but eventually burned up
The Tselina-D electronic intelligence spacecraft ceased operations long before its deorbit; in 2018, its fall was already predicted - but it lasted another eight years