Russia and Belarus are preparing a breakthrough in space: a super-high resolution satellite will soon be in orbit
The Earth remote sensing device is scheduled to launch in November 2028
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Galileo's telescope installed at TSU observatory
The replica's magnification is 60x, almost twice that of the original 17th-century telescope
Russia spends 6 times less on science than Israel and 3 times less than the United States
Spending fell below 1% of GDP - Russia dropped even below Egypt and Lithuania
"Teledroid" is being prepared for launch to the ISS: it may fly as early as this year
Cosmonauts on board the station will be able to control the robot in outer space using an exoskeleton
Space Leasing Launched in Russia: First Satellites Already in Orbit
Zorkiy-2M Devices Have Passed Testing
ISS will not be completely written off in the ocean: the "Zarya" module will continue to operate until 2032
The oldest element of the station will operate in space for more than 30 years
NSU Scientists Discover New Polymorphic Phase of Antidiabetic Drug Using Synchrotron Radiation
Under high pressure, the substance transitions into an intermediate form that could become the basis for more effective drugs
Russian Scientists Turn Dairy Waste into Water and Useful Minerals
The technology allows simultaneous purification of raw materials and obtaining an ingredient with a high potassium content
Private Space in Russia: Voronezh Rocket Project Gets Green Light
The first launch is scheduled for 2029, and fire tests are scheduled for 2027
Russia to Return to the Elite of Cosmonautics: Launch of Reusable Amur-SPG Rocket Accelerated by Two Years
Prototype to be sent into orbit in 2028 instead of 2030
MIPT Creates Power Supply for Electric Rocket Engines: Up to 6500 V and Fast Overload Trip
The development provides independent voltage regulation and optical current control
Russia to send a hunter for alien life: Spektr-M station to enter orbit in 10 years
The millimeter telescope will search for water and traces of existence in the depths of the Universe
Now the cold won't kill the battery: TPU scientists, together with colleagues from China, have created a storage device for extreme conditions
The microdevice operates from −30 to +80 °C and holds a charge where ordinary batteries "die"
Comet Burned Up Near the Sun - Video Shows Its Final Seconds
The object moved along the same trajectory as the previously perished C/2026 A1