Australian physicists investigated the consequences of a cosmic disaster We are all accustomed to the classic image of the cut of our planet, on which a thin bark, a warm mantle, boiling an outer core and red -hot, is shown in different colors, a solid inner core, located in the very center. Haluk Setin and Fugen Mash, physicists from the University of Murray, Kentukki, put forward a theory according to which our planet has not one, but two internal nuclei.

Russian sailors saved a Dutch ship, and provided medical assistance to Somali drug-addicted pirates The large anti-submarine ship of the Pacific Fleet (BOD) "Admiral Vinogradov" yesterday protected the Dutch cargo ship "Nedmold Barens" from a pirate attack and hijacking off the coast of Somalia.

Moscow is developing measures to prevent the collapse of the labor market It seems that even Moscow officials, who use official statistics that do not raise any particular concerns to determine the level of employment in the capital, are afraid of serious disruption in the labor market.

Scientists have compiled a list of long-extinct animals that can be resurrected When making the famous film “Jurassic Park” 15 years ago, Steven Spielberg probably had no idea how close his film would be to reality. The mechanism for creating any living creature is written in its DNA. So when scientists published the nearly complete DNA sequence of mammoths last November, there was heated debate about whether it was possible to bring the long-extinct animal back to life.

Andrey Lugovoi wants to complicate the work of lawyers in a pre -trial detention center Entrepreneur Andrei Lugovoi, who gained wide fame as one of the defendants in Polonia business (recall that the British prosecutor's office still considers him guilty of the murder of Alexander Litvinenko), and now the State Duma deputy from the LDPR, made the legislative initiative, which in the event of its approval will worsen the “guests” of the investigative insulators and limits their rights and limits

Animal advocates have joined the investigation into the helicopter crash in Altai The Interstate Aviation Committee (IAC) yesterday announced the first results of the investigation into the crash of the Mi-171 helicopter, which crashed in the Altai mountains last week. The accident killed seven people, including several high-ranking officials from Moscow. Initially, information appeared that the cause of the helicopter crash could have been an engine failure.

Researchers want to create cemeteries of carbon dioxide at the bottom of the ocean In the South Atlantic, an experiment begins, which in the case of a favorable outcome can open up new opportunities in the fight against carbon dioxide - the main culprit of global warming. A few days ago, the German icebreaker “Polar Star” left the Cape Town and headed for the Antarctic Island of South George, owned by the UK.

The Prosecutor General's Office demanded to expose the authors of the case of General Bulbov The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation yesterday refused to satisfy the protest of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation and the cassation appeal of the lawyers of FSKN Lieutenant General Alexander Bulbov against the Moscow City Court's decision of November 12, 2008, which extended the arrest period for him and other defendants in his criminal case until December 15.

Another act of vandalism against historical monuments occurred in St. Petersburg The first working days after the New Year holidays in St. Petersburg began with a scandal: almost all St. Petersburg media reported that unknown vandals had scraped off all the gold from the famous griffins on the Bank Bridge, on the Griboyedov Canal. But, judging by the reports, few of those who wrote saw what actually happened.