На Луне́ обнаружили но́вый большо́й кра́тер
Scientists have identified a 222-meter-wide crater that formed on the Moon in 2024. The rare impact and its unusually large cold area may help researchers assess risks for future lunar exploration.
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Учёные из «Си́риуса» получи́ли магни́тную жи́дкость для ме́дицины
A research team led by Sirius University has made a stable magnetic fluid from water and cobalt-iron oxide nanoparticles. It could support future work on targeted tumour heating and laboratory diagnostic tools, but it has not been tested in people.
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Систе́ма чита́ет слова́ и же́сты по сигна́лам мо́зга
A new study showed that one brain implant can decode attempted speech and gestures at the same time. The system controlled a virtual avatar in real time in two participants.
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Сове́т МАГАТЭ реши́л переда́ть вопро́с об Ира́не в ОО́Н
The IAEA Board of Governors voted on September 9 to refer Iran to the UN Security Council and General Assembly. The vote followed unresolved questions about uranium traces and limited IAEA access to some Iranian nuclear sites.
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OpenAI сообщи́ла о возмо́жном реше́нии зада́чи Навье́—Сто́кса
OpenAI says an internal AI system has produced a proof for the Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize Problem. The result is still a claim: independent mathematicians must examine the proof before the problem can be considered solved.
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Учёные в Москве́ созда́ли кле́точный проду́кт для лечения но́са
Researchers at Sechenov University completed preclinical tests of a cell product designed to repair damaged tissue inside the nose. The treatment has not yet been tested in patients.
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На ю́жном по́люсе Сату́рна нашли́ огро́мную десятиуго́льную волну́
Hubble observations have revealed a huge, evolving ten-sided atmospheric wave around Saturn’s south pole. Scientists are continuing to study how the unusual feature formed and whether it will last.
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Но́вая моде́ль объясня́ет рождéние Луны́
A new computer-modeling study suggests that the temperature and material strength of the early Earth and Theia may have affected whether the Moon formed from a debris disk or appeared intact soon after a giant impact.
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Хи́мики из Ту́лы нашли́ спо́соб де́лать ве́щества без раствори́телей
Chemists in Tula developed a solvent-free laboratory method for making compounds from plant-derived materials. The approach produced the desired compounds quickly and with very few extra substances.
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В Арктике испыта́ли возвра́тную страто́сферную платфо́рму
Researchers tested an FM radiosonde and a recoverable stratospheric platform in the Russian Arctic. The platform collected weather and environmental data before landing on Hooker Island.
