Yamal- Nuclear powered icebreaker
The NS Yamal, named after the “Ends of the Earth” Yamal Peninsula in Northwest Siberia, is an Arktika-class nuclear-powered Russian icebreaker.
Back home after five-months in space
Soyuz spacecraft safely landed on the Kazakhstan steppe Wednesday, wrapping up a five-month stay aboard the International Space Station. Expedition 26: Commander Scott Kelly, Russian Flight Engineers Alexander Kaleri and Oleg Skripochka.
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Star City: the amazing underwater space facility
This giant pool is actually used by the Russian Federal Space Agency to train cosmonauts to space walk.
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Calderas of Russian Onekotan Island
Snow cover highlights the calderas and volcanic cones that form the northern and southern ends of Onekotan Island, part of the Russian Federation in the western Pacific Ocean.
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Commercial Space Station-hotel for space tourism
Russia was one of the innovators in the field of space tourism, with American businessman and former JPL scientist Dennis Tito becoming the first space tourist in mid-2001. Orbital Technologies was founded to open space for private enterprise.
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14 Million Year Old Antarctic Lake to be penetrated by Russians (updated)
Lake Vostok, which has been sealed off from the world for 14 million years, is about to be penetrated by a Russian drill bit.
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Misha all terrain concept
Misha concept car has been especially designed to easily and safely commute its passangers in the snowy Siberian region. Can go to any terrain and especially snowy roads.
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Floating Ark Concept
Addressing growing concern over climate change and the rising level of the world’s oceans, Russian architectural firm Remistudio has designed a massive hotel concept that can endure extreme floods.
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