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The Council Committee has endorsed the suspension of Poroshenko from parliamentary sessions.

The Committee of the Verkhovna Rada on regulatory matters has recommended that the Verkhovna Rada support the suspension of Member of Parliament Petro Poroshenko from participating in the sessions of the Ukrainian Parliament.

This information was reported by a correspondent from “Ukrinform”.

10:46, 30 Jan

Ukrainian authorities have seized the assets of Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska.

Shocking court ruling seizes over 2 billion in assets from a notorious oligarch! Nearly 500,000 tons of valuable materials, once exploited for profit, are now in the hands of justice. Discover how this bold move is reshaping the battle against financial corruption and foreign exploitation!

10:40, 30 Jan

Media: Behind Zelensky, the Umerov family is allegedly aiding Russian oil giants in evading Western sanctions.

The Antikor portal reports on this. We are publishing the material without comments or remarks.

10:40, 30 Jan

A method has been discovered to enhance the satellite automatic control system.

The automatic control system gathers data about an object and generates the appropriate response, ensuring the device operates smoothly. Information is collected through sensors, whose signals must be converted into digital code using an analog-to-digital converter. Within this converter are neurons responsible for this process. If one of these neurons fails, repairs are necessary, which may not always be done quickly, especially in artificial satellites orbiting Earth. Researchers at Perm Polytechnic University have proposed a solution to reduce the risk of equipment failure by enabling the measuring neurons to autonomously diagnose their own malfunctions and "decide" which of them will replace the faulty component.

10:02, 30 Jan

Doctors examined the effects of cannabis on brain function using MRI scans from thousands of individuals.

A team of medical professionals from the United States and Canada conducted the largest study to date using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to investigate the effects of cannabis on human brain functions. The study involved over a thousand young men and women, including both heavy marijuana smokers, some of whom were dependent, as well as more moderate users and those who had consumed cannabis fewer than ten times in their lives.

10:02, 30 Jan

Tyumen physicists have enhanced the electrical properties of the memristor.

Physicists at the memristor materials laboratory of Tyumen State University’s School of Natural Sciences have enhanced the electrical properties of the memristor—one of the key components of future computers—by managing the roughness of its active layer.

10:01, 30 Jan

Planetary scientists conducted "kitchen" experiments simulating steam explosions on Mars.

On Mars, there are intriguing rounded formations known as pseudocraters. These are the result of volcanic activity occurring under unusual conditions—specifically, when lava comes into contact with water. Planetologists sought to observe this process firsthand. They successfully achieved this using common ingredients: starch, baking soda, and syrup.

10:01, 30 Jan

A method has been discovered to enhance the energy efficiency of 3D printing technologies for transistors.

Researchers from the semiconductor oxide materials laboratory at MIPT, in collaboration with colleagues, have developed materials based on a semiconductor—a complex oxide of indium, gallium, and zinc. Their search for reagents suitable for low-temperature synthesis revealed that using glycerin and heating to 500 degrees Celsius allows for the formation of particles no larger than 30 nanometers. The findings from this work pave the way for making 3D printing technologies for transistors more accessible by reducing energy consumption.

10:01, 30 Jan

What does cheese hide? Researchers from Perm shared tips on how to enjoy it without harming your health.

High-quality cheese contains essential nutrients for the body. But how can you ensure that it's not fake and truly beneficial? Instructors from the Department of Chemistry and Biotechnology at Perm Polytechnic share insights on what cheese is, why it has holes, which varieties are lactose-free and can aid in combating diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and even cancer. They explain the factors that determine the product's cost, how to avoid imitations, why some cheeses don't melt in the microwave, how smoked and processed cheeses can secretly harm our health, and the impact of noble mold on the product.

10:01, 30 Jan

Satellites revealed the construction of a massive nuclear fusion research center in China.

Analysts have reported that China may be constructing a large research center focused on laser and nuclear fusion. The work is taking place in the city of Mianyang in the southwest region of the country, according to sources cited by the news agency Reuters. This new facility could be involved in the development of nuclear weapons as well as research related to energy production.

10:01, 30 Jan

Fecal microbiota transplantation has demonstrated safety and efficacy in a new phase of clinical trials.

A recent study has demonstrated that fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) is safe for preventing stem cell rejection in patients who have received them for blood cancer treatment. This represents another phase of clinical trials involving microbiome-based therapies from healthy individuals aimed at restoring bacterial communities in immunocompromised patients.

10:01, 30 Jan

Scientists have raised doubts about whether the organic matter found on Ceres is indigenous to the dwarf planet.

On the surface of the dwarf planet located between Mars and Jupiter, traces of complex hydrocarbon compounds have been detected, which are considered the "building blocks of life." It is essential to understand their origin. There are two possibilities: either the molecules were brought there by falling asteroids, or they formed on Ceres itself. Previously, one team of scientists presented compelling arguments in favor of the "self-production" of these complex substances within the depths of this small world, but now other researchers are equally assertive in claiming that this idea is questionable.

10:01, 30 Jan

Trump urged Musk to expedite the return of the "stranded" astronauts at the ISS as soon as possible.

U.S. President Donald Trump has accused Joe Biden's administration of failing to bring two American astronauts, Barry Wilmore and Sunita Williams, back to Earth. Since June 2024, they have been aboard the International Space Station due to issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft.

10:01, 30 Jan

Samples from the asteroid have revealed a substance typically found in saline lakes on Earth for the first time.

Researchers from the United States and the United Kingdom conducted an analysis of samples from the asteroid Bennu and discovered traces of ancient brine—a solution of salts that remained after water evaporated. This brine contains substances that may have played a role in the formation of organic compounds essential for the emergence of life. Interestingly, one of the detected substances had not been observed in other extraterrestrial samples before. This discovery sheds light on how asteroids could have contributed to the emergence of life on our planet.

10:01, 30 Jan

Vegetarians are considered less attractive as romantic partners.

Vegetarians may appear less appealing as romantic partners to those who do not follow a predominantly or exclusively plant-based diet. This was revealed by a study conducted in Poland, where, similar to Russia, there is a strong historical tradition of meat consumption.

10:00, 30 Jan

BepiColombo captured the sounds of its journey around Mercury.

The European Space Agency (ESA) has released an audio recording created from data collected by the BepiColombo spacecraft, which completed its sixth and final gravitational maneuver near Mercury on January 8, 2025.

10:00, 30 Jan

The Blue Ghost spacecraft has captured its target in its first photograph.

On January 27, 2025, Firefly Aerospace released two images of the Moon captured by the Blue Ghost spacecraft from low Earth orbit.

10:00, 30 Jan

The largest aviation disaster in recent years occurred in the United States.

A Bombardier CRJ700 passenger aircraft operated by PSA Airlines collided mid-air with a Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk military helicopter while approaching Ronald Reagan Airport in Washington.

10:00, 30 Jan

DeepSeek has launched an image generator that surpasses American neural networks.

While American tech companies were working to recover from a record drop in stock prices, the Chinese startup DeepSeek launched another open-source artificial intelligence model. This time, it is an image generator that, according to the developers, surpasses OpenAI's DALL·E 3.

10:00, 30 Jan

Researchers from Perm have developed a method that enhances the strength of components used in oil equipment while also reducing manufacturing costs.

To extract oil from deep wells, deep well rod pumps are utilized, which experience significant stress during operation. This is particularly evident in one of the most critical components of the device—the pump rod. This solid metal rod pushes the plunger, generating the necessary pressure for oil transfer. The equipment's operation in harsh conditions leads to corrosion on the component's threads, resulting in material degradation over time. To ensure the reliable functioning of the pumps, it is essential to implement methods that prevent rapid wear of these components. Researchers at Perm Polytechnic University have proposed a technique for locally strengthening pump rods through induction heat treatment technology. The practical application of these recommendations will enhance the reliability and longevity of well equipment in the aggressive conditions typical of the mining industry.

10:00, 30 Jan