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29.06.2009, 10:52
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Mysterious pictograms consisting of several circles have appeared on a wheat field in Southern Russia’s Krasnodar region. Was it someone’s joke or did aliens visit us?
18.10.2010, 20:36
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Moscow police have received a complaint saying that the international collaborative project Wikipedia contains extremist materials, and are currently working to check it.
19.03.2010, 20:23
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A reclusive Russian mathematician has been awarded a million dollars for proving a theory which has baffled some of the world’s finest brains for a century.
19.08.2009, 20:49
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Su-34 and MIG-29 jet fighters, Black Shark helicopters, and the newest military and civil aircrafts from around the globe on display on the second day of the MAKS 2009 international air show outside Moscow.
05.10.2009, 14:15
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Our planet is shrinking, says a Russian geologist. Since its early days the Earth’s average radius has reduced by 585 kilometers.
24.11.2009, 13:52
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Despite late start, a Russian team aiming to become the first private company to deliver a working rover on the Moon is full of optimism. Team Selenokhod joins a competition with a $20 million prize at stake.
27.05.2009, 20:22
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President Dmitry Medvedev has been flying high... while keeping his feet firmly on the ground. During a visit to St Petersburg, the Russian leader tested one of the country’s latest helicopter simulators.
20.11.2009, 07:39
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Russian parliamentarians and historians have a new lead in the search for the legendary gold of the Tsar's family. According to the new discovery, the whole treasure, or part of it, may be in Japan.
12.08.2010, 18:15
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One of the world’s most successful stolen credit card data sellers has been arrested in France at the request of the US Justice Department, the American body’s website states.
25.06.2009, 12:57
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Russian researcher Alexey Pajitnov is the man who created the addictive puzzle game Tetris in Soviet times, but it wasn’t until 1996 that the rights to the world-famous video game were returned to him.
Published: 09 April, 2009, 12:40
The Wall Street Journal reports that cyberspies have penetrated the U.S. electrical grid, and left behind software that could be used to disrupt the whole system.
Dahhhh....If the US keeps hiring the "cheapest" contractors, like China, they are asking for trouble. China can easily embed our computer security systems with an embedded code that will allow them both access and and control of all US systems. First a breach in our "electrical grid", then our "air traffic controls". It's not rocket-science, just common sense. Our country has been warned by professionals about their contracting practices, of hiring the "cheapest" for a long time now. It's probably too late at this point. Unless our government hires some top "hackers" and pays them dearly. We had a blackout here in Florida, suddenly, about a month ago, for about fifteen minutes, during the day. It effected a large area per FPL. I wonder if that was a result of a security breach ??? Did anyone else around the country experience a similar blackout ???