Changes in the visual analyzer occurring as a result of space flight by M.A. Valyakh, N.G. Baeva

“…National scientists have reported a varying severity of optic nerve swelling in astronauts after long space missions.<br> The article presents a structured review of the results of both foreign and national scientists as a result of astronaut survey during space missions and after their completion.…”
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Space Law Researcher Mikhail Smirnov by Milana Živanović

“…The scientist became a member of the International Astronautical Academy, the International Astronautical Federation, and the first president of the International Institute of Space Law. …”
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Electromagnetic device for spacecraft orientation by I. P. Popov

“…This quality makes such a device particularly attractive for use in astronautics as light flywheels for orienting spacecraft. …”
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Thermal emission cooling of aircraft elements. Review of modern studies by P. A. Arkhipov, A. V. Kolychev, M. V. Chernyshov, V. A. Kernozhitsky

“…The purpose of this article is to review the current state of research in the field of thermal emission cooling and the feasibility study effect and to highlight their potential applications in astronautics and rocket science, especially for reusable spacecraft and high-speed aircraft. …”
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Glacier fluctuations in the Northern and Southern Patagonian Ice Fields retrieved from observations on the International Space Station by V. M. Kotlyakov, L. V. Desinov, S. L. Desinov, E. O. Serova, I. L. Ivonin, E. D. Kryuchkova, E. A. Novikova, V. F. Rudakov

“…Quantitative indicators of changes in 37 glaciers of the Patagonian Northern and Southern glacial fields were determined by means of decoding and analysis of photographs obtained by astronauts from the Russian segment of the International Space Station. …”
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Changes of the eye during long-term spaceflight. Review by I. A. Makarov, Y. I. Voronkov

“…The role of trigger such mechanisms in the development of the intracranial hypertension in the microgravity environment as anatomical predisposition of the body, race, metabolic changes under the influence of high carbon dioxide content in the different compartments of the station, high sodium intake, the enzyme dysfunction, weight exercises of the astronauts was discussed. However, the pathogenic mechanisms is currently still under investigation. …”
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