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On the International Day of Aviation and Cosmonautics, we would like to share our account of the most anticipated space missions and projects
Our planet has dozens of animal species commonly called “living fossils.” Today we will talk about the most outstanding representatives of the relic fauna
March 28th commemorates the 280th anniversary of the Princess’ birth
2023 has been declared the Year of the Teacher and Mentor
Story behind the Country's Main Scientific Institution
Scientific Russia continues a cycle of January publications about the New Year celebrations, the festive season, folk beliefs and traditions
Introducing the main scientific achievements of the year in biology, chemistry, and medicine
It is about time to reflect on the year and recall the most memorable events in Russian and world physics
Scientific Russia has visited one of the largest enterprises in the Russian agrobiological industry
On April 12, the world celebrates the date of the first human flight into space. Throughout this month we are going to talk about space discoveries, theories, and everyday aspects of traveling across the Universe
Has the Gzhel pottery always been blue and white? Where did the recognizable Gzhel rose come from? How did a Voronezh artist revive the Russian traditional industry?
Today, information streams are so fast that it is extremely difficult to keep track even of current affairs, while remembering something large seems infeasible. However, the ancient Greeks came up with a way to keep a lot of information in
Maria Vasilyevna Klenova paved the way to the coldest continent of the planet
Rosalind Franklin’s story is one of the examples that Margaret Rossiter uses in her 1993 research dedicated to the Matilda Effect
Main topic: Humoral and cell-mediated immunity systems and COVID-19
In our article, which opens the thematic week before International Women's Day, we’ll speak on the history of the holiday
Vasily Golovnin fought in many naval battles and made two circumnavigations of the globe. However, his calling card for posterity is his memoirs about his adventures in Japanese captivity
In our article, we talk about the life and work of outstanding scientists, which opens the thematic week for the Defender of the Fatherland Day
On February 21, 1953, James Watson and Francis Crick proposed a structural model of DNA, the double helix
Had Thomas Edison lived in our time, he would have been surprised by the number of light bulbs that have appeared in our world, and he certainly would not have ended up with only one patent. Read more about the history of the light bulb, its design, and its modern types in our article
It is not a problem to send a text or a photo today, the only thing you need is the internet connection. Sending a parcel is a different story – new technologies are also involved in the delivery of goods, food, and medicine today
Headset, connection to oxygen, information on the visor, and even virtual reality – today pilots have a full-fledged computer. Not at all like the helmets of the early 20th century
14 февраля родился ученый, просветитель и бессменный автор передачи "Очевидное - невероятное" Сергей Петрович Капица
Read about the first steps of mankind in recording sounds – mechanical recording devices in this Scientific Russia article
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Billions of dollars are spent on research in the field of laser thermonuclear fusion. Why is it needed and what successful experiments have already been done? Speaker: Mikhail Leonidovich Shmatov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
