Comet C/2026 A1 Did Not Survive the Encounter with the Sun and Became Part of It - Video
A 5-billion-year-old celestial body burned up in the star's corona
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Psychological Support for Cosmonauts: "Progress MS-34" to Deliver Sweets and a St. George Ribbon to the ISS
Station Commander Kud-Sverchkov Ordered Knitted Christmas Toys, Postcards, and Fitness Gloves
Data Emerges on New Secret Communication Satellite "Meridian-M"
The spacecraft will operate in orbit for at least 7 years
MSU Created the HL-EAI Platform for Studying Emotions in Human-AI Dialogues
The new framework analyzes text, voice, and facial expressions in real negotiations
Russian catalyst removes 97% of sulfur from heavy oil directly in the formation
The development will increase the profitability of hard-to-recover reserves without complex infrastructure
Space Observatory "Spektr-M" Will Search for Traces of Water and Organics in the Universe
Millimeter Waves Will Allow Seeing the Chemical "Building Blocks" of Life in Star-Forming Zones
Yamal's permafrost now has a digital twin
Gazprom has created a system for predicting the state of the cryolithozone until 2050
"Waiting for destruction or a miracle": Unique footage of a comet flying towards the Sun shown by IKI RAN
The space object appeared in the field of view of the LASCO coronagraph
Solar activity decreased to class C after the M7.6 night flare - geomagnetic storm continues
The plasma cloud from the preceding coronal ejection has already reached Earth
Domestic station "Venera-D" will receive images of Venus' surface for the first time since the 80s
The landing module will operate in extreme conditions for two hours and perform tasks inaccessible to other missions
Exhibition in the Clouds: Roscosmos to Showcase Spacecraft and Cargo Ships at a Height of 300 Meters
Ostankino Tower to Become Venue for Europe's Highest Space Exhibition
Solar panels of "Progress MS-34" successfully passed pre-launch tests
Artificial Sun tested the panels for strength
Dome for Autonomous Living on Mars to be Presented in Moscow
The project will involve schoolchildren who will create a complete environment for survival on an improvised Red Planet
Stress can now be measured directly through the skin: scientists from ISP SB RAS have created a sensor that tracks a person's condition in real time
The sensor has become more accurate thanks to an ultrathin layer of semiconductor
Russian Aerospace Forces Launched "Soyuz-2.1a" from Plesetsk
The rocket put into orbit a spacecraft operating in the interests of the Ministry of Defense