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Russia and India are developing cooperation in the field of space exploration, including joint missions and technology exchange.
Russia and India will launch joint equipment to study the atmosphere of Venus from its orbit.
The Indian Gaganyaan station and the Russian orbital station will be located in the same orbit, and the Russian Federation is helping India with technology in creating a space suit, seats and portholes for the station.
MOSCOW, September 11 - RIA Novosti. Russia and India will launch joint equipment to study Venus from its orbit, said Roscosmos General Director Dmitry Bakanov.
“There is such a project... our joint equipment, which will be launched into the orbit of Venus in order to study the atmosphere. The Russian Academy of Sciences plays an active role here,” Vesti quotes Bakanov as saying.
According to him, the agenda for cooperation in the field of astronautics with India is rich. Thus, the Indian Gaganyan station and the Russian orbital station will be placed in the same orbit.

Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Konstantin Gribanov from UrFU said that the thawing of permafrost leads to the release of not only methane, but also carbon dioxide, which enhances the greenhouse effect.

Scientists have found that high levels of anxiety and worry about school at age 13 are associated with more frequent complaints of memory problems at age 67. The study was published in The Journals of Gerontology: Series B.

The Russian PmL-Ch7 instrument at the Chinese Chang'e-7 station will test the model of the movement of lunar dust to ensure the safety of future missions. The mission's launch had previously been delayed indefinitely.

Primorye scientists have discovered that the natural compound trans-vitisin B from the Alpha grape variety protects nerve cells from death in Parkinson's disease, improving motor function and memory in mice without the side effects characteristic of levodopa.

Scientists developed an experimental nasal spray based on extracellular vesicles from the amniotic membrane of the placenta that protected nerve cells, reduced neuroinflammation and improved memory in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease, and also showed positive effects on human neurons in vitro.

The Russian instrument PmL-Ch7, installed on the Chinese lunar probe Chang'e-7, will test mathematical models of the movement of lunar dust, including natural and disturbed movement under the influence of space technology. The launch of the mission has been postponed to 2027, the instrument is in the preparation stage. Engineer Dmitry Zarubin from the Institute of Space Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences emphasized the danger of lunar dust for technology and humans due to its toxic effects and levitation above the surface of the Moon.