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Nottingham Forest surprise Villa to snap winless streak

New Belgium coach Tedesco drops Witsel and Mertens for Euro 2024 qualifier

New Belgium coach Domenico Tedesco on Friday omitted Axel Witsel and Dries Mertens from the squad to face Sweden in a Euro 2024 qualifier on March 24 and a friendly against Germany four days later

Haaland double sees Dortmund hold off Union to climb to second

Haaland double sees Dortmund hold off Union to climb to second

Teenager Wirtz inspires 10-man Leverkusen to win at Stuttgart

Russian Submarine Orel Conducts Missile Fire at Drills in Arctic - Northern Fleet

Danish Media Reports Claiming Russian Nuclear Submarine Lost Propulsion Not True - Source

Danish media reports claiming that a Russian nuclear submarine lost propulsion are not true, a military source told Sputnik on Thursday

RPT: REVIEW - MAKS-2021 Air Show Ends on High Note Outside Moscow

REVIEW - MAKS-2021 Air Show Ends on High Note Outside Moscow

RPT - PREVIEW: Might in the Air: MAKS-2021 Showcases World's Best Aviation Tech in Moscow

PREVIEW: Might in the Air: MAKS-2021 Showcases World's Best Aviation Tech in Moscow

Prototype of Russia's New Advanced Rescue Spacesuit to Be Showcased at MAKS 2021-Developer

Russia's Roscosmos Shows Design of Future Nuclear-Powered Spacecraft

Russia's state space agency Roscosmos revealed on Saturday the design of future satellites and orbital stations equipped with the space nuclear-powered tug technology at the New Knowledge forum in Moscow on Saturday

Roscosmos Picks Landing Site For Future Oryol Lunar Missions - State Procurement Data

Lukaku in Belgium squad despite Inter Covid-19 issues

Belgium coach Roberto Martinez included Inter Milan's Romelu Lukaku in the squad for World Cup qualifiers later this month on Friday despite a coronavirus outbreak at the striker's club

Musiala, 17, makes surprise start for Bayern at Lazio

Engines of New Russian Angara Rocket to Work in Partial-Thrust Mode When Launching People

The engines of the Angara-A5M launch vehicle will be operating partial-thrust for safety reasons while launching the Orel spacecraft, according to Sergey Kuznetsov, the lead designer at the Salyut Design Bureau of the Khrunichev Center, a part of Russian space corporation Roscosmos

Roscosmos Chief Offers NASA Docking Module Project to Rescue Crew From Lunar Station

Roscosmos chief Dmitry Rogozin offered to his colleague, NASA chief Jim Bridenstine, to create a docking module at the lunar station to receive Russian and Chinese spacecraft as the only ones that are able to evacuate US crew to the Earth in case of an emergency

Russia to Spend $15 Million on Adapting Its New Oryol Spacecraft to Angara Launch Vehicle

Russian Submarine Orel Hits Surface Target in Barents Sea With Granit Missile - Navy

Russian nuclear-powered submarine Orel fired an anti-ship cruise missile Granit at a surface target in the Barents Sea as part of exercises, the Northern Fleet said on Tuesday

Roscosmos Says Will Change Exterior of New Yenisei Rocket

The design of the new Russian super heavy-lift launch vehicle, Yenisei, will undergo some changes, Roscosmos State Space Corporation told Sputnik on Friday

Russian Specialists to Design Alternative Spacesuit for Oryol Spaceship Crew

Specialists of the Russian National University of Science and Technology (MISIS) will take part in the design project of an alternative spacesuit for the crew members of the Oryol (Eagle) spaceship, the head of the MISIS engineering center, Vladimir Pirozhkov, told Sputnik

Roscosmos Chief Vows to Send Human Mission to Mars by 2030 Given Sufficient Funding

Russia's federal space corporation, Roscosmos, has the capacity to carry out a manned space flight to Mars should there be a national interest and adequate funding, Roscosmos Director General Dmitry Rogozin said on Monday

Russian Future Oryol Spacecraft for Lunar Missions 4 Times Cheaper Than US Models- Rogozin

The creation of Russia's prospective Oryol (or Orel, translated as Eagle) spacecraft for lunar missions will cost 60 billion rubles (about $800 million), which is 3.5-4 times less than the United States have spent for the development of its manned spacecraft for flights to the International Space Station (ISS), the head of Russia's Roscosmos State Space Corporation, Dmitry Rogozin, said in an interview published on Monday