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Breakthrough in compressor engineering: Russian engineers have modernized the free-piston unit
The new design improves the efficiency and consumption characteristics of the device
Chemists of KBSU Simplified the Production of Ultra-Strong Polymer for Aviation and Electronics
The new method allows synthesizing polyphenylene sulfone with high bulk density faster and more efficiently
The first cosmonaut's transport: what Yuri Gagarin was seen off and greeted on
65 years ago, history was made not only in orbit
The Moon may be littered with garbage before people land on it, warned at RUDN
Scientists are raising the alarm about the risk of pollution of lunar orbits
364 Satellites in Orbit: Russia Sharply Accelerates the Buildup of its Space Grouping
In the first quarter of 2026, more devices were launched than in the entire previous year
"Angara" is ready for launch: a new complex has started operating at the Vostochny Cosmodrome
Head of Roscosmos Dmitry Bakanov reported to the President on the readiness of the facility
Rosreestr will receive Earth images from space
An agreement with Roscosmos will allow tracking changes in the terrain with a resolution of up to 0.5 meters
Spring cleaning on the ISS is not needed: the crew scrubs the station every Saturday
In orbit, dust does not settle on the floor - it evenly covers all surfaces at once
Minsk Striving for Manned Spaceflight: Belarus Negotiating with Roscosmos on a New Level of Flights
Karanik and Bakanov's negotiations are taking place against the backdrop of Vasilevskaya's successful debut on the ISS
The "Musk Center" in Kazan will tackle gravity and nuclear fusion
Errol Musk announced the creation of an institute to solve global human problems
Belarus plans to send its cosmonaut on a long-term mission to the ROS
Russia has granted the partner country access to manned space flights
Nanoparticles from a Spark: MIPT Creates a Printer for "Dry Printing" Chips
Russian scientists have invented a technology for forming nanoparticles without solvents or liquid inks