Science and engineering

The US government will stop mailing free COVID-19 home test kits on Friday due to a lack of congressional funding, NBC News reported, citing a White House official.

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has been using Elon Musk's low-orbit satellite internet constellation Starlink to monitor the movement of Russian equipment and troops, a detained SBU informant told Sputnik on Friday.

A recent Israeli study has suggested Pfizer’s Covid-19 pill doesn’t have any measurable positive effect on patients aged between 40 and 65

Dinosaur Valley State Park in Texas is famous all over the world for nature having preserved many traces of dinosaurs on its territory.

Russia’s Gamaleya Center has upgraded its Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine to fight the Delta and Omicron strains

All of the areas identified by NASA are located in the vicinity of the lunar south pole and contain plenty of terrain that is yet to be explored by humans.

Training with a team of Russian cosmonauts to do advanced medical research on the International Space Station (ISS) is an incredible opportunity and cooperation has been excellent

People who suffered from COVID-19 have a higher risk of developing cognitive deficit, dementia, and psychotic disorders than those with other respiratory diseases, a study published by the Lancet Psychiatry showed.

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) was launched on December 25, 2021, and reached its orbit in February this year. Its infrared camera

Researchers believe that with the new algorithm, detecting the disease in its early stages can help prevent serious subsequent health problems

Russian state-owned defense corporation Rostec has developed a technology for the creation of combat robots from any military vehicle, First Deputy CEO Vladimir Artyakov told Sputnik.

As new variants continue to emerge, and new waves of infections continue to pop up across the globe, the Sputnik V vaccine remains in demand.

Researchers at the National Research University of Electronic Technology “MIET”, jointly with colleagues from Belarus, have created a simple and safe method to create silicon germanium films that can turn waste heat from industrial facilities into electricity.

Beatson Institute will offer role to applicant who was initially told offer was withdrawn over her nationality