Russian Humanoid Robot to Go to ISS: Cosmonauts Will Control It from the Station
"Teledroid" is to learn how to work with ordinary tools and perform tasks instead of a human
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The fate of the ISS will be decided in talks on July 14: Russia and NASA to discuss the future of the station
The parties may extend their joint work beyond 2028, and then move on to their own orbital projects
Russian bioprinter helped restore all skin layers after severe damage
New technology from Sechenov University applies living cellular structures directly to the wound surface
New Solar Flares Expected: Plasma Ejections Possible on July 13-14
Scientists Monitor Star's Activity
Film against battery explosion: SPbGU invents protection for smartphones and laptops
New material slows down overheating and reduces the risk of battery ignition
Tomsk Polytechnic University Launches Production of Blanks for Russian Cobalt-60
New technology will allow producing up to 100 protective items per day
"Soyuz-5" will become cheaper after serial production: Roscosmos spoke about the future of the new rocket and its competitors
The first launch confirmed the carrier's operability, and subsequent tests are already included in the schedule until 2028
Russia's Answer to Musk's Rocket: "Amur-LNG" to Replace "Soyuz-2"
The first stage should return after launch, and demonstrator tests are planned for 2028
Rocket Engines Start Being Printed in Russia: 40% of RD-191 Parts Made on 3D Printers
Production of components for "Angara" accelerated due to new technologies
Arctic, Far East, and Northern Sea Route: "Buro 1440" Reveals Where Satellite Internet Will Be Especially in Demand
The "Rassvet" low-Earth orbit satellite constellation will help digitalize enterprises in remote corners of Russia
Geomagnetic storm expected on Earth on July 12: what will happen
Scientists predict a geomagnetic disturbance that will last several hours
"Soyuz-2.1a" is on the launchpad: the rocket with the new ISS crew has been installed at Baikonur
The crew of the manned mission will spend more than eight months in orbit