Studio Roscosmos

Roscosmos is not only manned cosmonautics, communications, navigation and science.

A reliable missile barrier is being created at the enterprises of the rocket and space industry, capable of protecting the country from any threats.

In the story about the enterprises where the most modern weapons are created and produced, Viktor Shurygin, General Director and General designer of JSC "TSKB "Titan", Viktor Tolmachev, General Director of JSC "Votkinsky Plant", Sergey Karataev, head of the mechanical assembly shop of the Votkinsky Plant, Alexander Zharkov, General Director of JSC "FNPC "Altai", General designer of JSC "Corporation "Moscow Institute of Heat Engineering" Yuri Solomonov, chief designer of NTN-3 JSC "TSKB "Titan" Anatoly Gulyaev, Director of the pilot plant Yuri Melnik, master of the production site of the pilot plant Vasily Kindin, Major General Alexey Konnov.

An unusual package was sent to the ISS with the crew of the Soyuz TMA-17M spacecraft.

The mini-laboratory will be deployed directly in orbit, in the Japanese scientific module "Kibo".

Weightlessness conditions are very suitable for protein crystallization, which scientists plan to use as a medicine against tumors.

In addition to the Japanese Space Agency, Russian institutes of crystallography, cytology, and biopreparations take part in these experiments.

The experiment will last two months, and by September scientists will receive samples of the necessary sizes for further research and new scientific discoveries already on Earth.

Interview: Inna Kuranova, Alexey Voloshin, Yoshi Wada, Head of the Protein Biochemistry Laboratory of the Research Institute of Especially Pure Biological Products Alexander Ishchenko, Director of the Research Institute of Especially Pure Biological Products Andrey Simbirtsev.

Nanosatellites are spacecraft weighing up to 10 kilograms.

Despite their small size, they perform quite serious tasks from remote sensing of the Earth to astronomical, geophysical observations and environmental monitoring.

These kids are actually a serious help for scientists and engineers.

With their help, you can test microelectronics, conduct small biological experiments, study the Earth's atmosphere or monitor the movement of ships.

Scientists believe that the future belongs to miniature forms, even in large space.

The plot starred SSAU employees Igor Belokonov and Andrey Kramlikh, master's student Artem Bogatyrev.

The Soyuz TMA-18M manned spacecraft under the control of Commander Sergei Volkov delivered a visiting expedition to the ISS, thus, a real international gathered in orbit: 9 people from 5 countries.

In addition, it was the 500th anniversary launch for Site No. 1, also known as the Gagarin Launch.

The plot starred Vladimir Solovyov, Sergey Volkov, Andreas Mogensen, Aydin Aimbetov, Pavel Vinogradov, Igor Komarov.

A wearable emergency reserve.

WER is placed in the capsule of the lander in a strictly defined place.

Every cosmonaut must find it even with his eyes closed, regardless of how the device landed.

Alexander Smirnov, Mark Serov, Sergey Kud-Sverchkov, a leading engineer of the search and rescue department of RSC Energia, tell about how the composition of the emergency reserve has changed over the decades.

Mikhail Kornienko and Scott Kelly have been in orbit for 4 months, this is exactly a third of their journey, because the expedition is planned for a year.

Cosmonauts conduct a lot of scientific and applied research in the field of physics, chemistry, medicine, geophysics.

Mikhail and Scott told the correspondent Natalia Burtseva about what has already been done and what is planned next during a communication session that took place in the Mission Control Center.

From the Baikonur cosmodrome, the Progress M-28M transport cargo ship went to the ISS. Permanent flights to supply the ISS with everything necessary, 4 "Progress" per year, began in August 2000. Over 60 starts have taken place in 15 years, of which only 2 failed.

The current Progress was launched a month earlier than planned, so as not to jeopardize the work of the ISS crew after an unsuccessful launch in April.

Interview about the launch of Progress: Deputy Head of the operational department of TsENKI Yuri Chichikalo, cosmonauts Alexander Kaleri, Sergey Krikalev, Roman Romanenko.

Simultaneously with the construction of the Vostochny cosmodrome, specialists of the Center for the Operation of Ground-based Space Infrastructure Facilities (CENKI) calculate the areas of falling of the separating rocket stages.

Depending on the destination and orbit of the spacecraft, the areas are different.

Ballistics specialists calculate the routes of space launches, and the experts of the Central Research Institute inspect areas on earth.

All information about how the cosmodrome is being built and which rockets will be launched from it is in the public domain.

Andrey Voronin, head of the department of the TSENKI fall areas, Denis Lyskov, Deputy Head of the Federal Space Agency, Sakhamin Afanasyev, Minister of Nature Protection of Yakutia, told about their work.

On June 2, the first and largest cosmodrome in the world, Baikonur, turns 60 years old.

The history of Baikonur is inextricably linked with the history of our country and continues into the XXI century.

Despite the construction of a new cosmodrome in the Amur region, Baikonur still continues to work.

The plot starred Igor Komarov, Vladimir Yaropolov, Nikolai Ryazansky, Oleg Artemyev, Viktor Kulepetov, German Pitalev, employee of the Yuzhny Cosmodrome Baikonur Sergey Sergeev, Viktor Novikov.

Cosmonautics creates a lot of technologies that are successfully used in various spheres of human activity, but it also happens in a different way.

Unmanned aerial vehicles in the service of space are a vivid confirmation of this.

Unmanned vehicles and quadrocopters will appear at the Vostochny cosmodrome, they are already being tested at a special training ground in the Moscow region.

After test flights with video shooting, the UAVs will go to Altai, where in the future they will have to work in the sky over the fall fields of separating parts of launch vehicles.

Igor Lyakhovenko, the chief specialist of the department for creating new tracks of TSENKI, Artem Silkin, the chief designer of the scientific center for Applied Electrodynamics, and Vladimir Kulakov, the head of the sector for the operation of the TsENKI fall areas, were filmed in the plot.