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The poetic blue lake that attracts many photographers turned out to be a very dangerous place
Maybe they know, but still deliberately go to shoot because it's beautiful, and they are famous influencers.
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Russian tanks turned into giant fruit peelers
Not only did the watermelon cut off, the Russian T80U tank could also cut pears and apples of smaller sizes. This unique performance shows how the talent of handling tan…
Space science
Russia launched a new space telescope
The Spektr-RG telescope is expected to be able to detect 3 million supermassive black holes and 100,000 new galaxies in operation.
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Impressive color photos of the Leningrad street in the 1960s
The impressive color photographs below recreated the Leningrad street scene in the 1960s.
New technology
Russia developed neuromobile smart car for people with disabilities
Russian engineers have developed and tested a neuromobile smart car for people with disabilities.
Health
5 Russian couples have agreed to use genetic modification so their children are not deaf?
Scientist Denis Rebrikov intends to correct the embryonic gene to prevent children from inheriting their parents' deafness. Denis Rebrikov said that five Russian couples…
Health
How was the 'Stalin dog breed' created?
Russia is home to many famous scientists. In the Soviet era, the level of science and technology has made remarkable progress. Among them, the creation of 'Stalin dog br…
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Detection of radiation leaking from Russian submarines at the bottom of the Arctic
The Komsomolets submarine sinking in 1989 killed 42 sailors as the Soviet tragedy's most tragic accident, researchers found radioactive leaks.
Scientific works
Russia's floating nuclear power plant is ready to conquer the Arctic
The world's first floating nuclear power plant (NPP) is built by Russia
Biology
The Russian mountain people are miserable because the flies cover the sky
People in the area near the Ural Mountains (Russia) sweep every day the dead fly bucket after it is attacked by a colony of giant flies.
Space science
For the first time in the world, Russian satellites have created an image of Earth in 4K format
For the first time in the world, EgyptSat-A Egyptian remote sensing satellite produced by Russia is able to capture the image of the earth's surface in 4K ultra-high res…
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Perimeter nuclear counterattack missiles 'used for World War III' of Russia
Perimeter excellent anti-nuclear missile missile used for World War III of Russia.
Space science
Russia put the strongest communication satellite into orbit with Proton-M missiles
According to the Russian National Space Corporation Roscosmos, the Yamal-601 satellite was launched by rocket Proton-M from Baikonur space airport in southern Kazakhstan.
Space science
The moment the Russian missile was struck by lightning when bringing satellites into orbit
The Soyuz-2.1b rocket is struck by lightning only 10 seconds after being released from the ground, from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome launch site.