Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Moscow Region. Assembly and testing section for the elements of the Nuclotron magnetic system: the institute's basic facility in the Veksler and Baldin Laboratory of High Energy Physics (LHEP). The facility is designed to produce beams of multiply charged ions with energies up to 6 GeV per nucleon, protons, and polarized deuterons.02.10.1992#8777131
Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Moscow Region. Anton Baldin, Head of the Department of the Veksler and Baldin Laboratory of High Energy Physics (LHEP), Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, near the finished sections of the Nuclotron.02.10.1992#8777132
President of the Rossiyskaya Korona stock company Yury Tkachenko at his country house.01.09.1992#6550969
Assembly of ship's clocks at the Chistopol Watch Factory (now - Chistopol "Vostok" Watch Factory). Tatarstan 1992.01.07.1992#868470
Soviet inventor Demyan Sinitsky, Chief Engineer of the Research and Development Laboratory at the Kuban State Medical Academy, conducts a magnetic therapy session.10.10.1990#8335756
The Tokamak-15 thermonuclear facility at the Kurchatov Atomic Energy Institute. An electron stream (the bright horizontal line) along a magnetic field line. 23.01.1989#151317
Nauka 1988 international expo, Expocenter central exhibition complex, Moscow. A multiport system for magnetic encephalography.10.11.1988#6596748
Model of the world's first Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) power plant. The Institute for High Temperatures of the USSR Academy of Sciences.04.08.1987#2904061
A researcher of the theoretical and applied mechanics Institute at the laser jet studying how the "solar wind" influences the Earth magnetic field.01.01.1983#83220
Experiments for development of instruments measuring superweak magnetic fields conducted in the superconductivity laboratory of the Institute of Cybernetics under the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR. Kiev. 1980.01.07.1980#875137
USSR Academy of Sciences' Institute of High Temperatures (now Integrated Institute of High Temperatures, Russian Academy of Sciences). A U-25 magnetohydrodynamic generator in which the energy of a liquid or gaseous electricity-conducting environment transforms into electric energy under the impact of a magnetic field.13.06.1977#6501743
The Pyotr Lebedev Physical Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences. A super-power magnet emitting magnetic field of 150 kOe.01.03.1977#500108
Academician Sergei Kapitsa, Soviet physicist, Hero of the Socialistic Labor, USSR Academy of Sciences Presidium Member.01.01.1977#624846
The Zheleznogorsky (Mikhailovsky) open-cut iron ore mine in the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly.07.05.1973#5903028
Institute for High Energy Physics (today's Logunov Institute for High Energy Physics of National Research Center Kurchatov Institute). Joint Soviet-French experiments at French Mirabelle liquid-hydrogen bubble chamber. Seminars of Soviet and French technicians.01.04.1973#5774038
Institute for High Energy Physics (today's Logunov Institute for High Energy Physics of National Research Center Kurchatov Institute). Joint Soviet-French experiments at French Mirabelle liquid-hydrogen bubble chamber. French physicist Loumouaji and Soviet engineer A. Khamamiryan, left, at work.01.04.1973#5774033
Center: Professor Valeria Troitskaya at the Institute of Geophysics, Soviet Academy of Sciences.01.01.1972#5471873
Institute of High-Energy Physics (currently the A.A.Logunov Institute of High-Energy Physics at the National Re4search Center 'Kurchatov Institute'). The Mirabel liquid-hydrogen bubble chamber is ready for launch.04.10.1971#5656402
Mikhailovsky iron ore deposit in the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly (KMA). In Zheleznogorsk (Mikhailovsky) mine iron ore is extracted through open-pit mining. Walking excavator working in a quarry.01.07.1971#2678809
The "Tokamak" thermonuclear installation of the I.Kurchatov Nuclear Energy Institute, Moscow. 1971.01.07.1971#739866
Blasting operations at the Zheleznogorsky (Mikhailovsky) open-cut iron ore mine in the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly.07.05.1971#5492522
The Soviet-French experiment Omega performed to study the properties of the upper layers of the atmosphere in the magnetically related areas of Kerguelen, France and the Arkhangelsk Region. Soviet and French researchers conduct observations.01.03.1971#5773274
The Soviet-French experiment Omega performed to study the properties of the upper layers of the atmosphere in the magnetically related areas of Kerguelen, France and the Arkhangelsk Region. Researchers prepare a drifting aerostat for launch.01.02.1971#5773275
The Soviet-French experiment Omega performed to study the properties of the upper layers of the atmosphere in the magnetically related areas of Kerguelen, France and the Arkhangelsk Region. Researchers prepare a drifting aerostat for launch.01.02.1971#5773268
Mikhailovskoye deposit of the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly. Overburden removal in a new quarry. Soil after passing of a walking rotor excavator.20.08.1970#5488591
Panorama of the first U-25 pilot power plant with a magneto-hydrodynamic generator, under construction in the town of Novomichurinsk in the Ryazan Region.11.08.1970#5973789
Model of the engine room of the first unfinished U-25 pilot power plant with a magneto-hydrodynamic generator.11.08.1970#5973786
Building the first U-25 pilot power plant with a magneto-hydrodynamic generator, in the town of Novomichurinsk in the Ryazan Region. Photo: Engine room equipment has been installed.11.08.1970#5973785
The Zheleznogorsky (Mikhailovsky) open-cut iron ore mine in the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly.07.05.1970#5492525
Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna. Proton synchrotron accelerator in the high energies' laboratory.04.11.1969#5720448
The All-Union Institute of High-Energy Physics, now the State Research Center Institute of High-Energy Physics. Photo: a section of the 1,500-meter circular proton accelerator.21.11.1967#6136233
The All-Union Institute of High-Energy Physics, now the State Research Center Institute of High-Energy Physics. Photo: Radio technician Valery Pakalin controls a section of a linear proton accelerator-injector.21.11.1967#6136229
The All-Union Institute of High-Energy Physics, now the State Research Center Institute of High-Energy Physics. Photo: The control console of a linear proton accelerator-injector.21.11.1967#6136228
Institute for High Energy Physics (currently the A.A.Logunov Institute for High Energy Physics at the National Research Center 'Kurchatov Institute'). A section of the U-7- accelerator's big ring.03.10.1967#5654987
Institute for High Energy Physics (currently the A.A.Logunov Institute for High Energy Physics at the National Research Center 'Kurchatov Institute').03.10.1967#5654981
Institute for High Energy Physics (currently the A.A.Logunov Institute for High Energy Physics at the National Research Center 'Kurchatov Institute'). A laboratory at the Institute.03.10.1967#5654980
The Institute for High Energy Physics in Protvino. A proton beam extracted with the the U-70 synchrotron.24.07.1967#5793976
The Institute for High Energy Physics in Protvino. The U-70 synchrotron built at the institute.24.07.1967#5793969
The Buryat ASSR. The Sayany Astrophysical Solar Observatory of the Siberian Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Propagation of Waves, the Siberian Branch of the Soviet Academy of Sciences (now the Institute of Solar and Terrestrial Physics, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences). This photo shows a temporary town for astrophysicists on Chasoviye Sopki Hill near the town of Mondy in the Tunkinsky District of Buryatia.01.02.1967#8722318
The Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna. From left: Physicists Zh. Zhelev and V. Chumkin and mechanic A. Ozerov near a high-precision alpha spectrometer that was developed in 1965 in Dubna.17.04.1966#5918646
The three-mast sailing-motor schooner Zarya on Neva River in the city of Leningrad. The ship was built in Finland in the shipyard of the port of Turku in 1952 at the order from the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Zarya is the world's only non-magnetic vessel used to study Earth's magnetic field, with scientists of the Academy's Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radio Wave Propagation involved in the work.01.07.1965#6027410
Central part of the synchrophasotron in the high-energy physics laboratory of the Integrated Institute of Nuclear Research.15.12.1958#5471982
Synchrophasotron control room in the high-energy physics laboratory of the Integrated Institute of Nuclear Research.15.12.1958#5471981
Synchrophasotron in the high-energy physics laboratory of the Integrated Institute of Nuclear Research.15.12.1958#5471980
Synchrophasotron in the high-energy physics laboratory of the Integrated Institute of Nuclear Research.15.12.1958#5471979
Synchrophasotron input equipment at a high-energy lab of the Integrated Institute of Nuclear Research.01.10.1956#5964205
Yakutian ASSR. The Cosmic Ray Laboratory at the Yakutian Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences, part of the Yakutian Scientific Research Base of the USSR Academy of Sciences (the Institute of Cosmophysics Research and Aeronomy of the USSR Academy of Sciences). A laboratory worker launches sensor balloon that will rise to the altitude of 30 km and transmit continuously collected data back to earth using a built-in radio transmitter.16.09.1956#8913019
Second-year students at Sechenov First Order of Lenin Moscow Medical Institute (today's Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University), M. Reif and Y. Mironov do research using a universal electron microscope.31.03.1956#5815842
Synchrophasotron in the high energies lab of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research.01.03.1956#5662633
Lomonosov Moscow State University. Vladimir Kazansky, employee of the High Energy Chemistry Laboratory of the Electrochemistry Department of the Chemistry Faculty, during the deuterium-hydrogen exchange in the ion source of the mass spectrometer at atmospheric pressure.01.10.1955#8904636
The construction of Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Plant. Workers ditch a water tunnel trench, 1930.11.06.1930#5874540
