News of new developments in the military-industrial complex
An analog of the Su-57 of the US Air Force received an "incomparable" radar
The F-15EX Eagle II fighter of the US Air Force, considered an analogue of the Russian Su-57, received probably the most powerful radar in the world for this type of aircraft, reports The Drive, referring to the developer of the radar station Michelle Stychinsky from Raytheon.
China has revealed a new unmanned stealth bomber
In China, for the first time, an image of the new Feilong-2 heavy-duty strike drone was publicly shown. The machine is made according to the "flying wing" scheme, equipped with jet engines and has low radar visibility, writes dambiev.
Rogozin: the scientific and energy module will be redesigned for the new space station
Earlier, the head of Roscosmos said that RSC Energia has set a task to ensure the readiness of the first base module for the station in 2025
The Science and Energy Module (NEM), which was created for the ISS, will be redesigned for the Russian space station. This was reported to journalists by the General Director of Roscosmos Dmitry Rogozin.
Sergei Shoigu: it is planned to test 79 samples of military equipment in the Northern Fleet
The Northern Fleet is now able to ensure the protection of national interests and the military security of the state in the Arctic.
Rogozin spoke about the future of the Russian segment of the ISS
Russia is considering the possibility of transferring its segment to the International Space Station (ISS) The United States after 2025. This was announced on April 21 by the head of the state corporation "Roscosmos" Dmitry Rogozin.
The new Russian space station will not be permanently inhabited, but visited - Rogozin
The new Russian space station will not be permanently inhabited, like the ISS, due to radiation exposure in a high-latitude orbit, said the head of Roscosmos Dmitry Rogozin.
Source: the Su-57 fighter will be turned into an " air carrier»
According to an informed source, the latest Russian fifth-generation fighter Su-57 will be able to carry more than a dozen different unmanned aerial vehicles in the fuselage compartments. To do this, the aircraft will be upgraded.
The use of a jetpack in the capture of the ship was shown on video
In the Netherlands, a naval special forces exercise for the first time used a gravity jet suit to get on a ship captured by a simulated enemy.
Scientists want to send a robot MARFA to the moon
According to experts, it will be able to determine the landing site for astronauts, as well as collect samples of lunar soil
Russian scientists are considering the possibility of delivering a robot MARFA to the moon, which will be able to collect soil samples for research. This was stated by the scientific director of the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences Lev Zeleny during the general meeting of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Robot for collecting samples of planetary soil presented in the framework of the competition "The Power of Light-2021" - " Shvabe"
The results of scientific research and samples of devices were demonstrated to the experts of the optoelectronic industry and representatives of the leading technical universities of the Russian Federation by the participants of the final round of the corporate project of the Shvabe holding "The Power of Light-2021".
Orion prepares for mass departure
In the Moscow region, the construction of a serial plant for the production of attack drones has begun
At the industrial site in Dubna, near Moscow, builders have begun the construction of the first plant in Russia, in the workshops of which they will mass-assemble attack unmanned aerial vehicles. The Kronshtadt company intends to invest more than four billion rubles in the project.
The payload for the first launch of the Amur rocket can be satellites of the Sphere program"
Roscosmos recalled that the rocket is designed for a certain cost of the launch service, so it is also designed for foreign customers
The satellites under the Sphere program are to become the first payload of the Amur methane launch vehicle with a return stage. This was reported to TASS by the Executive Director of Roscosmos for Advanced programs and Science Alexander Bloshenko.
Rogozin: the first module for the new Russian space station will be ready in 2025
The Director General of Roscosmos noted that the first basic module is already in operation
The Rocket and Space Corporation (RSC) Energia has been tasked with ensuring the readiness of the first base module for the new Russian space station in 2025. This was announced by the Director General of Roscosmos Dmitry Rogozin.
Taiwan is developing a national fighter jet
As stated on April 15, the president of the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST) Art Chang, Taiwan is implementing a national project to develop a new generation fighter for the country's Air Force.
Roscosmos hopes to agree on the Sphere program in the first half of 2021
First Deputy head of Roscosmos for the development of the orbital group and promising projects Yuri Urlichich noted that budget and extra-budgetary investments in the program will be equal
Roscosmos expects that the program for the creation of the multi-satellite group "Sphere" will be approved in the first half of the year.
Kalashnikov unveils three new civilian drones
The company ZALA AERO (part of the Kalashnikov Group of Companies) has introduced three new unmanned aerial vehicles for civilian use. The presentation of the new products took place on Wednesday in Moscow as part of the ZALA EXPO exhibition.
The new Amur rocket will receive a system of withdrawal from the launch pad in the event of an accident
[b]In the event of a failure of one of the engines, it will be turned off, and the others will be forced, said Igor Pshenichnikov, chief expert of the Department of Advanced Programs and the Sphere Project of Roscosmos.]
The system of withdrawal from the launch pad is being created for the new Russian methane launch vehicle "Amur", it will be triggered in the event of a launch accident.
Russia will continue the program of experiments on the ISS before the start of the national station
Earlier, the press service of Roscosmos reported that the decision to continue the operation of the International Space Station by Russia will be made after 2024, based on its technical condition
Russia will launch the Nauka module into orbit and will not reduce the program of experiments in orbit until the national space station appears. This was written by the head of Roscosmos Dmitry Rogozin in the comments on his Facebook page.
NASA will launch a telescope to catch particles from the borders of the Solar system
NASA has developed the SHIELDS telescope probe, which is designed to study the heliosphere (the region of near-solar space that provides protection for all objects in the Solar System) and detect particles entering the Solar System from interstellar space.
NASA to send ISS crew on reusable spacecraft and rocket for first time
Next week, for the first time, NASA will use a reusable spacecraft and a reusable first stage of a launch vehicle simultaneously for a manned launch to the International Space Station (ISS). This was announced at a press conference by NASA head of the manned flight program Kathy Lueders.