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The director of Roscosmos uses the organization's website to distribute his latest hits.

This week, puddles get the spotlight, weapons become instruments, and the life of a sausage tycoon ends abruptly at the business end of a crossbow.

This week, boats take to land; dogs get the recognition they deserve; and human bones are found in an unlikely place.

Women in a correctional facility in Russia participated in a competition with a parody of Little Big’s hit “Uno.”

"Today, this absurdity is the rule. Who told you that [a graduate] has not forgotten 95 percent of what he actually studied there?"

– Dmitry Peskov, suggesting the idea of instituting an expiration date for university diplomas

Moscow Region's Ecology Ministry tells residents not to smile at foxes.

How one sparsely-populated region in Russia's Far East became a hotbed of protests in 2020.

On the 110th anniversary of Lev Tolstoy's death, we look back at his link to cinema: Tolstoy is more closely linked to the history of the cinema than any other writer of his time.

A program centered out of Tomsk is connecting high schoolers with astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS).

A leading Russian journalist has put together research from foreign institutions to make an interesting claim.

This week, officials make outrageous demands, maps cost a man his job, and science meets geopolitics.

“In general, yes, winter is expected not to be cold. Winter is predicted in this color - I'm even afraid to pronounce the word – pink."

– Roman Vilfand, scientific director of Russia’s Hydrometeorological Center, on the colors that will appear this winter on meteorological maps (pink means temperatures higher than norms)