New investigation of Dissernet on purchased co -authorship - What can be done to fix this catastrophic position? - Nothing. Exactly just as nothing will help to cure an incurable disease. Someday all this will collapse, but for reasons that we cannot predict in advance. And only then it will be possible to restore everything again, knowing what exactly went wrong. Today we are simply trying to preserve our knowledge so that it helps someone in the future.

Pavel Amnuel “Pull the ticket,” the examiner suggested. He looked from the screen at Victor with a tired gaze of a man, who was half a heal of the quarterly procedure. It seemed to Victor that the world evil was looking at him, embodied in a puny figure of a teacher, whose name he forgot completely, remembered the nickname “Don Carleone” and therefore was sure that the exam would fail, and he was shining in May, and this time in real fields.

There are many mathematical studies of playing cubes with such non -standard numbers on the faces that the cube A more often wins with B, B - C, etc., and the last cube at the first (this resembles the principle of the game “Stone, Scissors, Paper”). Such relations of dominance, superiority are called non -jurisrative. There are also a lot of biological studies of non -jealous competition in biology, when species or individuals also interact on the principle of “stone, scissors, paper” 1 .

The fact that with the help of data from the Space Telescope "James Webb" (JWST) will identify new exoplanets was not even a matter of time, but a matter of choosing a suitable candidate. Scientists have long learned to find dozens of all sorts of hot gas planets the size of Jupiter and larger, and rocky worlds - only in isolated cases. But JWST is not just the most sensitive tool for finding small rocky exoplanets, it is, in fact, the only one that can provide data on their atmospheres.

Dear editors! I am very glad that it is wide, a patriotic wave in our society is growing. Only I wrote about a wonderful initiative to introduce military training in universities - and already heard that they would soon introduce a new course of Russian history, intended for students of non -surrounding specialties.

In the number of Trinity Option, the room before last, he told 1 about an attempt to absorb the two science -city groups - Protvino and Pushchino - the former district center Serpukhov. This would lead to the loss of local self -government and, as a result, of the science -hay status. The case even in the conditions of current enlargement of everything and the whole unprecedented. Only thanks to the active actions of caring residents and the support of the media managed to stop the seizure.

Alexey Kudrya The achievements of the space telescopes "James Webb" and "Hubble" amaze the imagination. I tried to take the initial data of the RAW from both telescopes and collect one picture from them. The result is quite interesting images. The Galaxy NGC 3627, also known as Messier 66 (that is, it is the 66th object in the famous Catalog of the foggy of the French astronomer Charles Messier (1730–1817)), is located in the constellation Leo.

Alexander Poddyakov The mass desire for originality and even uniqueness (“the paradox of the 21st century is a paradox of the mass request for uniqueness” 1 ) is successfully served by different, massive methods. I will dwell on one of them. On the Internet, according to “Hoody Escape from Standard”, it is easy to find sites on which mass products that apply for originality are sold - clothing with the inscription “Escape from Standard” (“Avoid the standard”).

Vladimir Borisov Vladimir Ivanovich Borisov-a literary critic and translator, bibliographer, editor of Fenzinov and organizer of several Abakan clubs of fantasy lovers, vice-coordinator of the Ludden group, who studied the work of the Strugatsky brothers, the author of encyclopedias dedicated to science fiction. Having admitted his long-standing sympathy for a three-hobby, he remarked: “It so happened that I had several articles on the Strugatsky printed in other languages ​​except Russian.

Andronik Harutyunov When I (having praised the neck, of course), I came to tell about the rude geometry in my native “second school”, the colleagues met, having learned the topic, immediately giggled: “Well, what else to expect from you ...” If a little more seriously, then gross geometry is a fairly new section of mathematics. Moreover, it seems to me, the ideas laid down in it are not only beautifully mathematically, but generally extremely promising.

Evgeny Berkovich Let the title of these notes not mislead the reader: it will not be about the new crater on the moon or hollow on Mars, named after the creator of the theory of relativity. No, we will talk about the bibliography of Albert Einstein. The word "bibliography" has several meanings. We understand it here as a list of books, articles, documents of various nature related to the name of the great scientist.

Nikita Vikhrev I’ll start with the relative novelty - the books of Alexander Khramov “Brief History of Insects”. Being a specialized reader, I re -read it twice - for pleasure and for good. Based on the name, I expected that it would be an evolutionary history of insects - a movement on a phylogenetic tree from the base of the barrel to the branches.

The entire issue of the newspaper Trinity Option - Science No. 370 of January 24, 2023 in PDF Number Materials in HTML The announcement of the room Disaster that has become the norm New investigation of Dissernet on purchased co -authorship - p. 1, 3 Absorption of science city - 2 Why it was not possible to unite Pushchino and Protvino into Big Serpukhov - p. 2 Mathematical rudeness (in a good sense of the word) Andronik Harutyunov talks about the new section of mathematics - p.

On January 9, 1992, an article appeared in Nature's journal about the opening of the first two planets at once where no one expected them to find them - the millisecond pulsar. As you know, for the opening of the first exoplanets in 2019, the Nobel Prize was awarded to Michel Maisor and Didier Kelo 1 , however, historically, the opening of the first (“wrong”) exoplanets still belongs to the Polish astronomer Alexander Volshchin. Planetary system PSR1257+12. The fantasy of the artist.

Alexander Markov The book of Salvatore Settis, one of the patriarchs of Italian art history, was published in 2005, drawing a line under more than twenty years of research and discussions.