Cryopreserved Sperm Aims to Boost Azov Sea FishScientists from the Southern Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences (SSC RAS) propose using cryopreserved sperm to produce hardier fish juveniles in the Rostov region. The method involves double temperature shock during freezing and thawing.
August 12's astroday: parade, eclipse, Perseids in Irkutsk?Astronomer Sergei Yazev explains which celestial events on August 12, 2026 will be visible from Irkutsk, including a parade of planets, a solar eclipse, and the Perseid meteor shower.
How echolocation evolved from horns to lasersA hundred years ago, giant listening horns were used to detect aircraft. Today, the principle of echolocation helps drones navigate oceans and roads.
Seeking a New Habitat: Moscow Hosts Bioeconomy ConferenceOn February 26-27, Moscow will host the Future Technologies Forum where participants will discuss eco-settlements, 'life constructor,' and bio-mining of minerals to advance bioeconomy for humans.
First Yakut Satellite Orbits Earth, Flies Over AntarcticaThe first satellite from Yakutia, named 'Cholbon', is now orbiting Earth at an altitude of about 510 kilometers and passing over Antarctica, with schoolchildren having played a key role in its development.
Muscovites to see Snow Moon in early FebruaryThe Snow Moon, named after Native American traditions due to February snowfalls, will rise over Moscow on February 2, with viewing times and celestial details provided.
