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Using 20-year-long archival data, researchers at IKI Earth Remote Sensing Technologies Department made a map, showing losses from forest fires in the North in the beginning of the 21st century,

International team of scientists suggests a comprehensive research program for Etna, which can contribute to future missions to Venus, targeting at recent volcanism on the planet.

Awarded are the work on Venus cruise trajectory calculation and development of new gamma-ray spectrometer for lunar research.

IKI is among 195 winning organizations.

The Minister wishes a fruitful and successful New Year 2024.

Our warmest wishes for the upcoming new year 2024!

A series of lectures for 7-10-year-students under the supplemental program on space physics ran at IKI in the end of 2023, as part of the project "Academic Class at Moscow School".

In the last two months of 2023 students of 7–10-year visited a series of lessons on project and research activities at IKI, as part of the project "Academic Class at Moscow School".

Scientists from IKI Earth Research From Space Department develop new algorithms for microwave radiometer data onboard the spacecraft of Meteor-M series. These results are alrady being integrated into VEGA-Science information system.

When Voyagers left the Solar System in 2010's, they discovered that the inner heliosheath is significantly thinner than predicted. Now, the 3D MHD-modelling run by IKI scientists showed that the fact can be explained, if we consider the effect of hot electrons and their thermal conductivity. Their results were published in MNRAS and are available on arXiv.org.