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With nearly 900 metal plates in a circle with a diameter of 576 m, RATAN-600 is the largest radio telescope in the world that can track the Sun and seek life in the univ…
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With nearly 900 metal plates in a circle with a diameter of 576 m, RATAN-600 is the largest radio telescope in the world that can track the Sun and seek life in the univ…
A software developer simulates the sight of thousands of artificial satellites flying in space and their strange movement trajectories.
The AirPano team is comprised of adventurous members who take a trip around the world and capture impressive photos from an aerial view.
Russian One (also known as R1) is the latest metro prototype performed in the world.
The training center called Star City has many modern simulation devices that have not appeared in any maps or signs in Russia.
Volcanic eruptions in Russia, snow storms and floods in the United States, the destructive power of super typhoon Haiyan are the outstanding environmental problems recor…
In Russia there is a snow cave formed naturally with mysterious beauty that visitors can not ignore. The strange snow cave cave is located on the Eastern Kamchatka Penin…
Geysers Valley, Kamchatka (Russia), where many hot water sources are located, are the habitat of grizzly bears - the symbol of Russia.
Russian scientists have found the largest meteorite to date in the meteorite fall in Ural on February 15.
The image of the close winter nature, with its own characteristics, makes the viewers not only admire.
Located deep in the ocean about 40 meters under the thick ice of the Arctic region of Russia, researchers have taken countless amazing photos from colorful creatures and…
SS-24 is the fifth generation intercontinental ballistic missile of the former Soviet Union. The missile can carry 10 warheads equivalent to 10 to 35,000 tons of explosi…
This not-so-called animal was discovered in an abandoned mine in Russia's Chelyabinsk city, immediately triggering a fever of
These mysterious sea creatures look like they come out of fictional movies, but they actually live in the deep ocean.
A 32-meter-wide deep hole appears in Nizhny Novgorod, one of the places where the 2018 World Cup has just taken place.