Lev Zelenyi

IKI researchers took part in the events of the "Laboratory of the Future: Russia's Space Era — New Horizons," which were held as part of the II International Symposium "Inventing the Future" on October 8, 2025, at the National Center Russia.

On 2 October 2025, IKI RAS held a Space Science Day dedicated to the Institute’s 60th anniversary.

One of the urgent problems in space plasma studies is the way magnetic energy, stored in the Earth's magnetotail as a result of interactions with the solar wind, turns into kinetic energy, i.e. energy of hot plasma motion. IKI scientists get closer to the answer using data of MMS mission.

A new exhibition within the "Teachers' Alley" in the South-West of Moscow opened just before the Day of National Unity.

Participants of the 15th Moscow Solar System Symposium unanimously supported Russian Academy of Sciences' proposal, envisaging sending two twin spacecraft to the North and South lunar poles within Luna-27 project.

From October 21, more than 150 scientists from Russia and other countries presented their talks on the problems of Mercury, Venus, Mars and Moon studies, as well as giant planets and small bodies, extrasolar planets and astrobiology.

Presentation of the future monument and dedicated exhibition on September 4, 2024 at the Academician Keldysh Square in Moscow.

Academician Gennady Krasnikov, president of the Russian Academy of Sciences, visited IKI in praise of the 5th anniversary of Spektr-RG launch.