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Oleg Mityuryaev

May 3, 2026, 5:30 PM

Plasma Winds: New Roads Across the Solar System

How future spacecraft might use the solar wind, magnetospheres, and plasma flows — instead of just fighting them. Between Jupiter and Saturn — almost four astronomical units of empty space. Six and a half billion kilometers, crawled across year after...

Feb 8, 2026, 11:17 PM

Lunar Carousel: A New Chance for Everyone

A new transportation system could reduce the cost of lunar cargo from $200,000 to around $15,000 per kilogram Remember SpaceX's reusable rockets? Launches, delivers a satellite, returns — and ready to fly again. That cut launch costs several times over. What...

Nov 12, 2025, 1:26 AM

Save the Dead Sea. Here’s how.

Every year, the Dead Sea loses 1.2 to 1.5 meters of depth. Do the math. At this rate, in twenty years what's left will be little more than a hypersaline puddle surrounded by sinkholes and empty hotels. The southern basin?...

About Me

Oleg Mityuryaev is an engineer and independent researcher based in northern Israel. He applies systems thinking to challenges ranging from Dead Sea conservation to theoretical physics and AI development. His interdisciplinary approach combines mathematics, engineering, and natural sciences to find practical solutions. Creator of the Save The Sea gravity-canal project and multiple research initiatives.