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Roshydromet announced plans to create an orbital grouping of small weather satellites.

The experience of the weather service of Japan will be taken as a basis.

Small spacecraft are indispensable assistants for scientists and engineers, because despite their size and small, by space standards, weight, they are capable of performing serious tasks from remote sensing of the Earth to astronomical, geophysical, meteorological and other observations.

Anna Zakharova, Igor Belokonov, Andrey Kramlikh, Yuri Solomonov talk about small satellites.

Preparations for the fifth launch are being completed at the Vostochny cosmodrome.

The main load of the Soyuz is the Meteor-M satellite, whose tasks include a variety of work from short-term weather forecasting to global study of environmental problems.

The satellite was created in Moscow by specialists of the VNIIEM Corporation.

The device will become part of a large-scale complex in which similar satellites are already operating.

The plot starred Veronika Tinina, VNIIEM engineer, Vladimir Trofimov, technical director of work at the Vostochny Cosmodrome from VNIIEM, Alexander Vorontsov, Head of the Space Complexes Research and Development Center, Nikolai Pronin, head of the Glavkosmos Payload Launch Department, Andrey Kholopov, Deputy head of the Vostochny Cosmodrome technical complex, Vladislav Kornoushin, excavator driver.

There are two ways to experience zero gravity without leaving the earth's atmosphere: underwater with the so-called "zero buoyancy" and on a special plane diving down and soaring up along a parabolic trajectory.

The training of cosmonaut candidates for the 2018 set has been completed at the Gagarin Central Research Center.

Inside the Il-76 MDK flying laboratory, future conquerors of orbits get acquainted with the feeling of weightlessness and acquire skills that will be useful in the future in real weightlessness during the unloading of ships, when moving equipment and other cargo, and just in ordinary everyday life at the station.

Alexey Khomenchuk and Anatoly Zabruskov starred in the plot of Nikolai Vdovin.

On July 31, 2019, the Progress M S-12 cargo ship successfully docked to the ISS. The time from launch to docking was two turns or 3 hours 19 minutes, which makes it the fastest spacecraft in the history of flights to the station.

Roscosmos is completing the run-in of a new scheme on cargo ships, but it is likely that in a few years astronauts will also get to the ISS in 3 hours.

Meanwhile, experts are working to reduce the flight time to the ISS to 1 turn.

Space is getting closer.

The robot "Fedor" (FEDOR - Final Experimental Demonstration Object Research) is an anthropomorphic rescue robot, which was originally trained for service in the Ministry of Emergency Situations.

Work began in 2014, but the general public became aware of them only after the first tests, and soon a new task appeared, already on a cosmic scale.

In the future, the robot, which has received a new name "Skybat F-850" (SKYBAT F850), will be able to perform the most difficult work both at the station and beyond.

A short story about the robot assistants of astronauts on the ISS.

Canadian manipulator "Dexter", part of the "CanadArm" system.

Japanese miniature robot astronaut "Kirobo".

American android "Robonaut-2".

American robot "Cimon" (CIMON - Crew Interactive Mobile CompanioN).

At the Omsk enterprise "Flight", preparations have begun for the transfer of "Angara" to mass production.

The main launch for the heavy "Angara" will be the Vostochny cosmodrome in the Amur region.

Comments on: Viktor Shuliko, Sergey Kuznetsov, Sergey Krikalev.

The 53rd Le Bourget Aerospace Salon has ended in the suburbs of Paris. 2000 companies from 48 countries, including Russia, demonstrated their novelties.

Roscosmos presented a joint exposition of the leading Russian enterprises of the rocket and space industry: NPO named after S.A. Lavochkin, RCC "Progress", GKNPC named after M.V. Khrunichev, corporations "VNIIEM", "TsNIIMash", as well as FSUE "CENKI".

The concept of manned flights to the moon aroused great interest among visitors.

The plot starred TsNIIMash researcher Maria Danilova, TsNIIMash lead engineer Andrey Kolchugin, Dmitry Loskutov, Alexey Bogomolov, specialist of the German Aerospace Center (DLR) Joseph Hoil, Deputy Director General of the S.A. Lavochkin NGO Harun Karchaev.

Вид каравана судов с ледоколом "Арктика", идущих через льды (сверху).

Атомный ледокол "Арктика" идет сквозь льды, панорама надстроек ледокола.

Внутренний вид капитанской рубки "Арктики".

Панорама части ледяного поля, по полю бежит белый медведь (сверху).

Вид носовой части ледокола и части ледяного поля.

Ломающийся лед.

Арктический пейзаж (сверху).

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The All-Russian forum "MediaCosm-2017" was held at the Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics.

The forum participants discussed issues of interaction between the media and the space industry, the head of the press service of the Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics Daria Chudnaya told about her favorite exhibits, and the instructor for docking the Soyuz simulator Maria Troitskaya gave interesting lessons for schoolchildren and students and told how cosmonauts Fyodor Yurchikhin and Jack Fischer worked with the museum simulator.