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Suspended animation always looks so easy in sci-fi movies and television shows – enter a windowed cylinder, someone pushes a button and sets the timer and you wake up months or years later in another place and time, looking the same age and feeling great. Making it happen in real like is a daunting challenge.... Read more »
Simulated Moon flight isolation experiment ends in Moscow Over the two weeks, the crew notionally traveled to the Moon, made a spacewalk on the lunar surface and got back MOSCOW, April 30. /TASS/. A two-week isolation experiment simulating a flight to the Moon aboard an Orlyonok spacecraft came to an end on the premises of the Institute of Biomedical Problems in Moscow, Institute Department Head Mark Belakovsky told TASS on Friday. Read also "At 11:30, the crew left the lander module. The crew’s commander delivered a report to the project’s head. The program of scientific, technical and o...
Roscosmos discusses ISS withdrawal strategy and new space station for mid-2020s April 30, 2021 Recently, Russian authorities began talking about a potential withdrawal from the International Space Station (ISS) project in 2025. In place of ISS, the Russian space industry would gain ROSS – a new orbital station that’s name stands for Russian Orbital Service Station. According to Roscosmos representatives, the withdrawal from the ISS will be gradual, which means that for some time the ISS and ROSS will work in space in parallel. At the same time, Russia and China have plans to build a lun...
Mysterious News Briefly — April 28, 2021 Days after the four astronauts heading to the ISS in a SpaceX capsule were ordered back into their spacesuits because of a potential collision with orbiting junk, U.S. Space Command issued a statement that there was no object and the false alarm is under review. Wanna-believers think an alien space command is also investigating a malfunctioning cloaking device. Wolf researchers say the commonly held belief that wild packs have a power and mating hierarchy of alpha, beta, gamma and so on males and females is wrong because it was based on captive wolve...
Special diet may help protect crew from radiation in space voyages, scientists say Scientists say that normal nutrition of space crews during deep space flights requires creating a new generation equipment for the nourishment system to be installed on board interplanetary crewed spacecraft and also starting the production of a new family of durable foods and also foods possessing protection properties View of the launch of the rocket booster with the manned spacecraft Soyuz MS© Ivan Vagner/Roscosmos/TASS MOSCOW, April 5. /TASS/. Scientists at the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Institute of...