Triple strike: the Sun erupted with three powerful flares on February 1
The M1.7 flare lasted 20 minutes, M1.0 - 19 minutes, M1.9 - 27 minutes
Science
Domestic Luch/Olimp Satellite Broke Apart in Space
It was launched in 2014 and later moved to a graveyard orbit
NSU explained when the development of robots indistinguishable from humans will become reality
The main difficulties in implementing such projects worldwide have been named
A program for predicting tumor development was created at VolSU
The mathematical model will help doctors choose the right treatment regimen
A digital copy of a 300-year-old Russian map of Siberia was created at ETU "LETI"
Scientists used 3D scanning to preserve historical heritage
Cosmonauts study orientation in weightlessness: the "Virtual" experiment launched on the ISS
The goal of the study is to assess the accuracy of tracking moving objects in spatial orientation
A 3D Model of a Soviet Lunar Craft Was Created at Bauman Moscow State Technical University
Specialists used laser scanning and photogrammetry for accurate reproduction
At an altitude of about 36 thousand km from Earth: a space observatory in geostationary orbit is being created at Moscow State University
Preparations for the observatory's launch are planned to be completed by 2030
Irkutsk scientists have created a digital twin for a train braking system
The modeling technology improves safety and travel speed
Portable plastic recycling complex launched in Novosibirsk
The new development will help reduce waste and turn plastic into useful products
Kondor-FKA Satellites No. 3 and No. 4 to Be Launched in 2029 and 2030 from the Vostochny Cosmodrome
The spacecraft are intended for remote sensing of the Earth
Scientists at NUST MISIS have created an alloy for wires resistant to high energy loads
A compound of aluminum with zirconium and rare-earth elements provides strength without loss of electrical conductivity
Soviet Mir deep-sea submersibles to be restored in Russia
TsKB Rubin has begun coordinating technical solutions together with partners
Eight "gravities": during descent from the ISS, cosmonauts experience overloads of up to 8 g
Extreme loads are simulated on a special centrifuge
Lunar rovers for the Russian lunar station will be able to reach speeds of up to 5 km/h
The vehicles will transport cargo weighing up to 18 tons and independently choose a safe route