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Trump taps space tourist Isaacman for NASA chief

Satellite for Northern Sea Route to be launched on November 30

Russia sees possibilities for expansion of equipment supplies for Indian Gaganyaan program

Russia does not rule out cooperation with India on project of its new orbital station

Kazachok landing module of ExoMars-2022 mission returns to Russia — Roscosmos

The joint Russian-European ExoMars project included two phases - the ExoMars-TGO orbital probe equipped with Russian and foreign research instruments meant to study the atmosphere of Mars, as well as the Kazachok descent module and the Rosalind Franklin rover

Russia plans launching 292 communication satellites by 2027 — minister

Russia also plans to initiate large-scale production of domestic base stations of 4G and 5G communication formats since as part of the National Solutions federal project, Maksut Shadaev said

Crew of Russia’s Soyuz MS-25 leaves landing module

The module has made a vertical landing

Crew of Soyuz MS-25 return to Earth, completing longest ISS mission

Oleg Kononenko and Nikolay Chub spent more than 374 days onboard the ISS

China launches remote sensing satellites

The satellites of this group will be used for testing new technologies of low-orbit constellations

Russia, India agree to share emergency data from spacecraft

The parties discussed cooperation in space monitoring of emergencies, prevention and response to natural disasters and firefighting

Space station’s orbit raised ahead of Soyuz manned spacecraft’s arrival

As preliminary data suggest, the ISS orbit was raised by 3.4 km to 419.41 km above the Earth’s surface

Progress MS-28 cargo spacecraft with fruit, scientific equipment, other cargo docks ISS

The cargo spacecraft docked the station in automatic mode

Space station’s orbit raised ahead of Soyuz MS-26 crewed spacecraft launch

The Soyuz MS-26 manned spacecraft is scheduled to launch to the orbital outpost from the Baikonur space center on September 11

Russian female cosmonaut sets sights on stars, anticipates next space mission

Anna Kikina was the first Russian cosmonaut to fly to the International Space Station on a Crew Dragon spaceship as part of a crew-swap agreement between Russia’s Roscosmos State Space Agency and NASA