Let's go! "Soyuz MS-26" launched from Baikonur
The flight is proceeding as normal. In just three hours, the ship will begin docking with the ISS
Science
Will Destroy Pests: A Remedy for Protecting Coffee and Orange Plantations Developed in Crimea
The drug does not harm the environment and is harmless to humans
Will Cover All of Russia and the Arctic: Gazprom and GLONASS Create New Satellite Services
High-precision navigation, an emergency alert system, transport telematics, and monitoring of any mobile objects will appear throughout the territory, regardless of cellular coverage
Increase service life and power density: new materials for use in batteries discovered in Samara
The discovered compounds will undergo testing
Russian cosmonauts congratulated schoolchildren and students on Knowledge Day from the ISS
They reminded that everyone in the modern world has to learn new things all the time, even cosmonauts
Twice as Strong: Perm Creates Glass from Acid Mine Drainage Product
New development has accelerated glassmaking
The only one of its kind: Russian scientific ice-resistant platform "North Pole" heads to the Arctic
The ice-resistant platform "North Pole" will be able to spend up to two years in the ice and collect unique data
Project "Ionosond" for Space Weather — Russia Prepares to Launch New Ionosfera-M Satellites
The first satellites of this group were planned to be launched in 2022-2023, but the project has only now been resumed
Small VERA: Russia starts mass production of plasma engines for nanosatellites
In the future, engines will also be produced for larger satellites
Elon Musk says Russia can help return astronauts stuck on the ISS to Earth
Because of them, the flight of Russian cosmonaut Alexander Gorbunov may be postponed
Accuracy up to 85%: New Russian neural network predicts crop yields
It works based on satellite images, meteorological data, and soil characteristics
Angara-NZh Rocket Sent to Warehouse at Vostochny Cosmodrome
Now the ground-based liquid mock-up of the rocket awaits testing for the manned program associated with the Angara family
Resistant to high temperatures: Chelyabinsk has developed an alloy of five metals for use in aviation and mechanical engineering
It will allow the creation of high-strength equipment
Borshchevik, Pollution, and Fires Will Be Seen — Russian Hyperspectrometer Started Operating on the ISS
It monitors the Earth as part of the "Hurricane" experiment by RSC Energia
Russia to Conduct Over 50 Launches Annually from Its Cosmodromes
Such plans were announced by the government. Additionally, the number of Russian satellites is expected to increase to 1,200 by 2030.