Science and engineering

Russia and China are heavily investing in the so-called drone “swarm technology" that involves using hundreds of drones of various sizes for potential attacks, US Senator Joni Ernst said on Friday.

For the second time in as many months, the World Health Organization’s (WHO) emergency committee met on Thursday to consider whether or not to declare the outbreak of monkeypox

Russian scientists have found molecules that could form the basis of new non-addictive painkillers, Russia’s science and higher education ministry said.

‘Waiting for the autumn will be too late,’ says regional director as Omicron variants drive threefold surge in cases over past six weeks

The James Webb Space Telescope has been permanently damaged by a tiny meteoroid, NASA says

BA.5, a highly transmissible variant, is dominating a surge of new infections. Many health officials say the wave is cause for caution, not alarm.

IATA is calling on the Government of Canada to quickly address several issues.

Men 69% more likely to die from melanoma than women, says Cancer Research UK, warning that lack of sun protection is a factor

Temperatures of over 40C cause red alert in the city and test records as heatwave ravages parts of Europe

Russia is preparing to test-fire the Sarmat ICBM and begin serial production, the Russian space agency says

NASA has revealed the first photo captured with the new James Webb Space Telescope, sharing the clearest image of the universe to date

The RaHDIt Russian hacker group and the Ukrainian Beregini female hacker team have obtained secret documents relating to the operation of the Ukrainian armed forces, a member of the RaHDIt Russian hacker group told Sputnik.

The Parthenon, designed some 2,500 years ago by the sculptor Phidias, was the quintessence of Hellenic architecture: perfect lines

Russian hacker group RaHDit has published the data of another 2,500 officers of the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of the military department of Ukraine.