Russia's New 'Satan' Missile RS-28 Sarmat That Can Blast Entire US East Coast Set to Enter Combat Before 2022 Ends

Medicine & Technology Jun 24, 2022

Vladimir Putin announces the deployment of a new intercontinental ballistic missile Satan 2 by the end of the year. Read more about the weapon and how much power it has.

Roscosmos Director Says US Sanctions Risks Partnership of Russia with ISS Program

Feb 26, 2022

The Russian space agency official said that the sanctions imposed to Russia may severe the country's ties to ISS. Check the tweet from Roscosmos' director-general here.

Russia Open to Extending Its Collaboration In The International Space Station (ISS) To 2028

Apr 06, 2017

Russia could extend the partnership with the United States, Japan, Canada, and Europe for the ISS mission.

Russia Restarts Progress Spacecraft on ISS After Failed First Attempt

May 18, 2015

The problems for Russia's space agency seem to continue. The Russian Space Agency said that after a failed first attempt to start the engines of the Progress spacecraft on the International Space Station, they managed to get them started on the second attempt to correct the orbit of the ISS.

Burning Up Over Siberia—Russian Rocket Disintegrates Along With Mexican Satellite

May 16, 2015

It seems Russia is experiencing even more trouble with their space program vehicles. A Russian rocket carrying a Mexican satellite has malfunctioned causing it to burn up in the atmosphere over Siberia not long after launch, Russia's space agency said.

Progress Spacecraft Falling to Earth

May 07, 2015

The unmanned Russian cargo spacecraft that malfunctioned causing the Russian space program to lose control of the craft as it made its way to the International Space Station last week, will fall to Earth later this evening.

Eleven Galaxies on the Run

Apr 25, 2015

A team of Russian astronomers has announced the discovery of eleven galaxies that are on the run, after being pushed away from their original clusters, and are now floating adrift in what scientists describe as intercluster space.

US and Russia Begin Planning the Next Space Station

Mar 29, 2015

While the United States and Russia relations may be at their lowest point in decades, the space agencies are working together better than they ever have before. NASA and the Russian space agency Roscosmos today announced plans to build a new space station for when the International Space Station is retired in 2024.