Judging by the madness that is going on in the world in terms of sexuality, humanity is trying to be tolerant of individual self-identification, and the opposite sexual orientation is perceived as something individual, not abnormal. And it should be noted that the statement that it is “abnormal” for an adult man to want to look and be like a woman and vice versa does not correspond to modern ideas about gender identity and sexual orientation.Today, men can...more

Researchers from the University of West England have managed to create perhaps the most unusual computer in the world after long experiments. Its peculiarity lies in the fact that the components of the motherboard are living mushrooms. Scientists compare fungal mycelium to the human brain, and its threads to synapses. Signals can be transmitted over long distances using them. This became the basis for the "fungal computing machine." Like traditional comput...more

Valentina Shevchenko is a legendary name in the world of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), known for her lethal striking and dominant performances inside the octagon. Russian girl of Ukrainian origin born in Soviet Kyrgyzstan in 1988, Shevchenko has had a very long career, filled with both pain and glory.Valya (diminutive from Valentina) began her martial arts journey at a young age, starting with taekwondo and then moving on to Muay Thai. She competed in her firs...more

Russian specialists from the Moscow Aviation Institute, with the participation of Indian colleagues, are developing a project for an unmanned aircraft designed to explore the surface of Mars. This idea arose after the Ingenuity helicopter, created by American scientists, made its first flight on the Red Planet.The unmanned aircraft developed in Russia, designed to explore the surface of Mars, will have an electric propeller. The device will be able to stay...more

The bad news is that life on our planet, by definition, is not infinite and is doomed to die en masse approximately every 27.5 million years. This is due to a phenomenon that scientists have dubbed the "pulse of the Earth" - a set of catastrophic geological events that occur at regular intervals. But there is good news: nothing threatens us personally, until the next “impulse” is still about 20 million years away.The hypothesis of a certain pulsation of th...more