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Astronauts learn to survive in the forest
Survival training in the winter forest usually falls on the harshest month of the year - February.
"The temperature at night reached minus 25 degrees, but it was dry. We had the opportunity to sit by the campfire in the open air and not be afraid that it would rain," Roscosmos cosmonaut Andrey Fedyaev shared his impressions a year ago.
The ex-head of the General Staff said that the prototype of hypersonic weapons was tested in the Russian Federation in 2004
Yuri Baluyevsky clarified that the prototype was tested at the landfill in Plesetsk
The former chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, Army General Yuri Baluyevsky, said on Monday that a prototype of hypersonic weapons was tested in Russia back in 2004.
The rehabilitation of cosmonaut Dubrov after almost a year of flight will not be increased
However, the program may be changed depending on the state of health during post-flight examinations, the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center clarified
There are no plans to increase the rehabilitation time of Roscosmos cosmonaut Pyotr Dubrov, who will return to Earth at the end of March after almost a year of flight. This was reported to TASS by the press service of the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center (CPC).
The SpaceX rocket launched into orbit with an Italian dual-purpose satellite on the fifth attempt
The American Falcon 9 heavy rocket on Tuesday, Moscow time, launched into orbit with the Italian COSMO-SkyMed radar surveillance satellite (CSG-2), the carrier developer SpaceX announced.
The reusable stage of the Falcon 9 launch vehicle made a successful landing at the Cape Canaveral cosmodrome
The first reusable stage of the American Falcon 9 rocket, launched on Tuesday Moscow time with the Italian COSMO-SkyMed radar surveillance satellite (CSG-2), made a successful vertical landing at a site in Florida, the SpaceX carrier development company said.
Russia has prepared for the release of mini-satellites
KTRV has prepared for the serial production of mini-satellites of its own production
The Tactical Missile Armament Corporation (KTRV) has advanced in the process of preparing for the release of mini-satellites of its own production. Vadim Khromov, Deputy General Director of the enterprise for Corporate Construction and Investments, said this in an interview with TASS.
In Siberia, students and students will explore the Earth's magnetic field using a nanosatellite
The ReshUCube-1 device of SibGU was created on the basis of the OrbiCraft-Pro SXC3 platform developed by Sputnix, its launch is planned to be carried out during this year
TASS, January 31. The ReshUCube-1 nanosatellite, which is scheduled to be launched in 2022, will help students and schoolchildren of the Krasnoyarsk Territory conduct experiments to study the Earth's magnetic field. This was reported to TASS by the press service of Sitronics Group.
Russia is creating a maneuvering vehicle to combat space debris
Specialists of the Tactical Missile Armament (KTRV) are working on a device that will take space debris out of orbit. Earlier it became known that the S. A. Lavochkin NGO proposed an inflatable module for these tasks.
A hyperspectrometer for Earth sensing will be installed on the ISS
The device is currently being tested at the RSC at the twin stand of the Zvezda service module
A hyperspectrometer that will allow remote sensing of the Earth as part of the Hurricane experiment will soon be installed on the Russian segment of the International Space Station (ISS). This is stated in the message of the Rocket and Space Corporation (RSC) Energia (part of Roscosmos), distributed on Monday.
Work has begun on organizing the energy supply of the National Space Center in Moscow
Specialists have started designing the power supply system of the National Space Center on the territory of the Khrunichev State Scientific Research Center, Deputy Mayor of Moscow Pyotr Biryukov told reporters on Monday.
KTRV is ready to mass-produce the Condor-FKA-M satellite
The component base has already been determined, said Vadim Khromov, Deputy General Director of the Tactical Missile Armament Corporation for Corporate Construction and Investment
The Tactical Missile Armament Corporation (KTRV) is ready to launch the Condor-FKA-M satellite created by JSC MIC NPO Mashinostroeniya (part of KTRV) into mass production.
The proudly launched Ukrainian satellite "Sich" is probably lost
The Ukrainian satellite Sich-2-30, which was launched into orbit with a fanfare the day before, is apparently lost, since it is impossible to establish communication with it and identify it. This was announced by the ex-adviser to the head of the State Space Agency of Ukraine Andrey Kolesnik.
The Yuzhnoye Design Bureau stated that there is a connection with the Ukrainian satellite Sich-2-30, but it is interrupted
The bureau also explained that "during the first important sessions, it was not possible to establish a stable connection with the Ukrainian satellite due to lack of energy"
Communication with the Ukrainian satellite Sich-2-30, launched on January 13 with the help of an American launch vehicle, has been established, but is periodically interrupted. This was stated by the chief designer and head of the Yuzhnoye Design Bureau, the manufacturer of the satellite, Konstantin Belousov, commenting on the information that appeared in the media about the loss of communication with the satellite.
NASA commented on the scandal with the non-issuance of a visa to the United States to a Russian cosmonaut
NASA: we welcome the participation of Russian cosmonauts in pre-flight training in the USA
NASA welcomes the participation of cosmonauts from Russia in pre-flight training in the United States. This was stated by a representative of the space agency in connection with the resolution of the visa problem that arose with the cosmonaut of Roscosmos Nikolai Chub, RIA Novosti reports.
The first Tsar-engine was handed over for testing as part of the Soyuz-5 rocket stage
The Energomash Research and Production Association handed over the RD-171MV engine to the Progress rocket and space center last year: there it is waiting for bench tests as part of the first stage of the Soyuz-5 launch vehicle.
The F-35 will transmit data to the satellite at a speed of 10 gigabits per second
Space Micro will develop a terminal for transmitting data from the F-35 to the satellite
Air Force (Air Force) The United States has entrusted Space Micro with the development of a terminal that allows data to be transmitted from a maneuvering fighter like the F-35 Lightning II to a geostationary satellite at a speed of about 10 gigabits per second, writes the American edition of The Drive.
China and Russia may sign an agreement on the creation of a lunar station by the end of the year
Basically, the parties reached a consensus, said Wu Yanhua, deputy head of the Chinese National Space Administration
An intergovernmental agreement between Russia and China on cooperation in the creation of a lunar station may be signed before the end of the year. This was announced at a press conference on Friday by the deputy head of the Chinese National Space Administration (CNSA) At Yanhua.
Ukrainian "Sich-2-30" turned away from the Sun and did not follow the Donbass
Yuzhnoye Design Bureau: communication with the Sich-2-30 satellite is periodic due to a shortage of energy
The Ukrainian satellite of remote sensing of the Earth "Sich-2-30", launched in January on a Falcon 9 rocket, got in touch, reports TASS the message of the head of the Design Bureau (KB) "Yuzhnoye" Konstantin Belousov. As Vladimir Taftai, the head of the country's State Space Agency, stated in October 2021, the spacecraft can be used to track the movements of military equipment in the Donbass and ships on the Black Sea.
Energomash delivered the RD-171MV engine for testing as part of the Soyuz-5 first stage
All engine tests were successful
NPO Energomash last year transferred the first RD-171MV engine to the Progress Rocket and Space Center for testing. This was announced by the CEO of NPO Energomash Igor Arbuzov.
The head of NASA hopes that political problems will not affect cooperation with the Russian Federation in space
NASA previously noted that they expect to continue cooperation on the ISS at least until 2030
Bill Nelson, head of the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), hopes that political differences between Washington and Moscow will not prevent cooperation with the Russian Federation on the International Space Station (ISS). This was reported on Friday by CNN.























