Dozens of times more effective than chemotherapy: UrFU scientists crush cancer with a new drug
Doctors begin preparing new drug for preclinical trials
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A powerful flare of the penultimate class M occurred on the Sun
Prior to this, no strong flares had been observed on the star for about a week
Roscosmos Ready to Conquer the Moon: An Ambitious Program to Explore Earth's Satellite is Ready
Plans include launching six orbital spacecraft and building a power plant
Minimize Errors: Accuracy of Navigators Increased at St. Petersburg State University
Experts have improved the algorithms of synchronization systems
BRICS countries join forces in space: 21 cosmodromes and launch complexes and 1,500 spacecraft
Over the year, the BRICS countries exchanged information on 27 million square kilometers of the Earth's surface
Vostochny Cosmodrome Turns 9: Russia's First Civilian Spaceport Celebrates its Birthday on April 28
In 2016, a new chapter in the history of Russian cosmonautics began from the Amur land
"Living" Silicone: Russian Scientists Create Self-Healing Material for Wires
The material itself repairs coating deformations in two days
Several magnetic storms expected on Earth in May 2025: forecast by Russian astronomers
Weak magnetic storms are possible on certain days of May, which may affect well-being and the operation of equipment
Neutrinos and Their Mysteries: A Method for Finding \"New Physics\" in Cosmic Glow Opens Up for MIPT Scientists
Russian physicists have proposed a revolutionary way to detect unknown properties of elementary particles
Nose as a road to the brain: Scientists find a new way to deliver drugs
Development by Russian scientists will help cure people with brain tumors
Greetings from the Soviet Past: Cosmos-482 Spacecraft Returning to Earth
The probe will burn up in the Earth's atmosphere between May 8 and May 11, 2025
Over 90 High-Tech Developments in One Place: Moscow Presents the "Bank of Technologies"
Repository of developments from leading universities in the country - now in one catalog
Four planets "hide" from earthlings in the rays of the Sun
Mercury, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune will be temporarily unavailable for observation
Forty Fiery Arrows per Hour: Peak Activity of the Eta Aquarids Meteor Shower Expected on May 6
The Eta Aquarids Meteors Owe Their Existence to Halley's Comet, Observed in 1986
