Russia`s newly-minted passenger jet challenges Boeing-Airbus duopoly
Billions of dollars` worth of contracts are likely to be inked by the close of the MAKS air show now entering its second day in Moscow Region.
China hunts for both Soviet and US military technology
Ukraine is seeking to step up its military co-operation with China in aircraft building, tank construction and in air defense. The Russian media claims that it would mean selling secret Soviet military technologies to the Chinese Dragon.
"US space program is dead-end"
Bill Anders, a retired NASA astronaut who was part of the first US mission to the Moon and took a celebrated photograph of a rising Earth told RT the picture started the environmental movement and explained why the Americans flew to the moon.
Talking hats and clocks on display
Talk to Me - it is neither a message crying for conciliation, nor a sequel to Pedro Almodovar`s heartbreaking drama.
Russia completes creation of air-space defense system
Russia has completed the formation of its aerospace defense (VKO) - an analog of the European missile defense system - and it is expected to start operating on December 1, Lieut. Gen. Valery Ivanov, VKO commander, said on Friday.
Anonymous hackers arrested
More than a dozen individuals believed to be linked to the hacktivist collective Anonymous were arrested this morning in a sting that nabbed persons across the US and abroad.
Anonymous hackers start their own social network
What do you do when the cool kids at Google won`t let you hang out in their tree house? Why, you build one of your own, of course.
Search or destroy: Google bans Belgian papers from web results
Look out honey, `cause I`m using technology.
Russian space telescope will witness galaxies’ birth and decay
A rocket carrying a telescope which will be the most powerful in space has been launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
China shows the world nuclear can be safe
With the global spotlight firmly back on the safety of nuclear power following Japan`s tsunami and the problems at the Fukushima Daiichi plant, China is looking at spearheading efforts to make the industry safer.
SIA to lease 15 more Airbus A330s
Singapore Airlines has reached agreement with Airbus to lease another 15 A330-300 aircraft, providing additional growth opportunities to the Airline.
Russian Technologies to cash in on garbage
State corporation, Russian Technologies, is creating a new national garbage recycling company.
Cutting-edge center of cosmology reopens in Moscow
Some 17 years have passed and the epic reconstruction of the Moscow Planetarium is finally over. On Monday, the museum complex that has gown almost six-fold, becoming one of the largest in the world, opened to the public.
Senate website hacked
The website for the United States Senate is the latest venue infiltrated by LulzSec, a group of hackers that have attacked several high-profile websites in just the last few weeks alone.
Mars 500 turns one year old (Earth time)
Today marks one year since six plucky volunteers set off on an unprecedented 17-month simulated mission to Mars.
iPad 2 to hit Russian shelves
AppleÜ`s `must have` iPad 2 will appear on the shelves of Russian retailers on Friday, with retailers tipping unprecedented demand.
Page Sharing Service Bo.lt Lets You Copy, Edit And Share Almost Any Webpage
With $5 million in funding from Benchmark Capital, webpage sharing service Bo.lt launches today after about a year in private beta. Like a "Bit.ly on steroids," the service lets you paste any URL into its copy engine or bookmarklet, creating a duplicate of the page on its servers.
Top secret X-37B space craft to launch again
Little is known about the US Air Force`s X-37B which ended its first mission three months ago. However, the craft is set to fly again on an unknown mission for unknown reasons.
Mis-launched satellite now cold dead
The military satellite Geo-IK-2, which was launched into an erroneous orbit in early February, has stopped communicating with mission control.
Russian cosmonauts complete spacewalk
Two Russian cosmonauts on board the International Space Station completed a spacewalk one hour earlier than expected, a RIA Novosti correspondent reported from the mission control center.
Russia loses new military satellite
Russia has most likely lost a new dual-purpose geodesic satellite after it failed to reach a designated circular orbit 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) above Earth.
Russia to launch new batch of Glonass satellites by June
Russia will launch another three Glonass-M satellites on board a Proton heavy carrier rocket later this year to complete the orbiting Glonass grouping, the head of Russia`s space agency Roscosmos said Tuesday.
Russia puts meteorological satellite into orbit
The Zenit-3SB rocket, launched on Thursday from the Baikonur space center in Kazakhstan, delivered the Elektro-L 1 meteorological satellite into orbit early on Friday, Russia`s space agency, Roscosmos, said.
RusNano to invest $230 mln in joint project with Plastic Logic
State-owned nanotechnology corporation RusNano will invest $230 million in a joint project with Britain`s Plastic Logic to produce basic plastic computer components in Russia, RusNano Investment Department Managing Director Georgy Kolpachev said on Tuesday.
Credo-TM purchased of a 275 M USD agreement for revolutionary Neuro Science Technology
Credo-TM Corporation proudly announces that it has signed an agreement with Neuro-Biotech Corp (OTCQB-MRES) a corporation with a strong expertise in the neuro science field. The agreement provides that Credo-TM Corporation acquires the exclusive rights to distribute all the licensed blood tests and Neuroceuticals? in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Kazakhstan. Moreover Credo-TM Corporation will receive all the knowhow for the analysis of the blood tests as well as the right to participate in all new research.