Breakthrough in Metalworking: Skoltech Prints Aluminum Bronze That Is Stronger Than Cast Bronze
New technology enables the creation of complex components for heat exchangers and power electronics
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Glauconite Increased Spring Wheat Yield by 28%
A two-stage application of the mineral to the soil has been patented by scientists from Kazan State Agrarian University
Schumann Resonance Instead of Magnetic Storms: Earth's "Heartbeat" Caused Insomnia and Ringing in the Ears
Activity surge recorded since April 6
Pinky Finger Instead of Remote Control: Rostec Creates Unique Prosthesis for Teenager with Complex Hand Pathology
The microprocessor-equipped device was adapted for a rare congenital anomaly
ISS Raised by 440 Meters to Meet Soyuz MS-29: Progress Engines Operated for 303 Seconds
The new orbital altitude is 420.09 km above Earth
"Progress MS-34" is ready for launch: The ship will head to the ISS on April 26
Roscosmos has completed key stages of preparing the truck before launch from Baikonur
Fuel from Air: NUST MISIS, RAS, and Skoltech are Changing the Game
CO₂ is being turned into a resource using a nanocatalyst
Rosatom to grow a living organ on the ISS for the first time in the world and return it to Earth
The parathyroid gland from space is planned to be transplanted into a laboratory animal
The Sun ejected plasma towards Venus
The ejection will not affect Earth and will not cause magnetic storms
What People on Mars Will Be Like: Taller Than 2 Meters, Weaker, and with New Vision
A scientist from Perm explained how the conditions of the Red Planet will change humans
MSU will build a "trap" for cosmic particles to unravel the mysteries of distant galaxies
The unique large-scale TAIGA-100 installation will be located on an area of 100 sq. km
Reusable rocket being tested in Russia: engine already fire-tested
Landing zones determined for "Amur-SPG," and a return-stage launch is being prepared
Giant Asteroid Heading Towards Earth: Russia Considers Sending a Satellite to It
Apophis will come closer than satellite orbits - scientists are even considering the possibility of landing
Siberian Scientists Rework Fiber Optics Laying - and Increased the Accuracy of Seismic Measurements
The modified line shape provided a clearer recording of signals from underground
TSU Scientists Discover Previously Unknown Genus and Family of Bacteria in Western Siberia's Groundwater
At the same time, scientists also managed to cultivate the bacterium "audaxviator" ("bold traveler") for the first time in the world, which could not be grown in laboratory conditions for more than 10 years