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Legal Education in Ukraine: From 10,000 to 67,000 UAH — Where Is It Worth It, and Where Is It Elite?

Science 05/30/2026, 08:00

Legal education in Ukraine: from 10,000 to 67,000 UAH per year. Where is it worth it, and where is it elite? We analyze the price differences and give advice to applicants 🎓💰

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Tropical May in Europe: How Anomalies in Heat and Storms in Australia Are Reshaping the Global Climate Map

Science 05/30/2026, 00:11

Europe is facing "deadly" heat that has shattered century-old records: temperatures in London and Paris exceeded 35°C, and the first casualties have already been recorded in France. 🌡️🇪🇺 Meanwhile, storms and floods are raging in Australia, demonstrating global climate instability. 🌪️🇦🇺

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Two Degrees Instead of One: How to Enroll in Two Majors Simultaneously in 2026 Without Losing Your Grant

Science 05/29/2026, 18:13

🎓 Two degrees instead of one — possible in 2026! Learn how to apply for two majors, keep your grant, and meet deadlines. ⏳ #admission2026 #twodegrees #applicant

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From cool nights to +29: meteorologist tells when real heat will hit Ukraine

Science 05/29/2026, 16:34

🌦️ Cool nights and rain at the end of May will give way to real heat! A meteorologist explains when temperatures in Ukraine will rise to +29°C. 🌞 Get ready for summer!

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Invisible Enemy in Orbit: How NASA Satellites Detect Military GPS Jammers

Science 05/29/2026, 16:12

NASA satellites, originally designed for weather studies, have learned to detect military GPS jammers with an accuracy of a few kilometers. This discovery could solve the global problem of interference in aviation and shipping, but it has its limitations. 🛰️🚫📡

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Antikythera Mechanism: How Ancient Greeks Created a 'Computer' That Was 1,400 Years Ahead of Its Time

Science 05/29/2026, 14:56

The Antikythera Mechanism is an ancient Greek 'computer' found at the bottom of the sea that predicted eclipses and modeled planetary motion. 🌑🔭 Its complex system of gears was 1,400 years ahead of its time, leaving scientists baffled. 🤯

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View of the archaeological Għar Dalam Cave in Malta, with steep cliffs and the sea on the horizon

The Maltese Paradox: How Hunter-Gatherers Crossed the Sea Without Sails 8,500 Years Ago

Science 05/29/2026, 14:45

Archaeologists have rewritten Malta’s history: traces of hunter-gatherer life dating back 8,500 years were found in Għar Dalam Cave. 🦕🌊 People crossed 100 km of open sea without sails, changing our understanding of ancient navigation. 🔍

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People drinking water from a fountain on a hot day — a symbol of the climate crisis and the need to adapt to extreme temperatures

2027 Could Be the Hottest Year in History: Scientists Warn of Climate Anomaly

Science 05/29/2026, 14:44

🌡️ 2027 could be the hottest year in Earth's history — scientists warn of a climate anomaly due to El Niño and rising CO₂ emissions. 🌍 Heatwaves, droughts, floods — the consequences are already here. Time to act — now! ⚡️

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May anomaly: why frosts are back in Ukraine and when real warmth will return

Science 05/29/2026, 14:34

May in Ukraine has turned into a test of endurance: Scandinavian cold brought frosts down to -2°C and gusty winds. 🌬️❄️ Meteorologists warn: thunderstorms and hail will accompany the cooling, and real summer will only begin in June. How to survive this anomaly? 🌧️

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Launchpad Disaster: Blue Origin Rocket Explosion Sets Back NASA's Lunar Program

Science 05/29/2026, 11:33

🚀 Blue Origin rocket explosion at Cape Canaveral sets back NASA's lunar program. A fireball destroyed the launch pad, but everyone is safe. Jeff Bezos promises to restore everything and return to flight. 🌕

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Panorama of Kyiv with a view of the National University and a monument, illustrating the cool weather in May

Farewell to Spring: Cold End of May and Weekend Weather Forecast in Ukraine

Science 05/29/2026, 11:18

May in Ukraine will end with coolness and rain: meteorologists warn of temperatures up to +14°C in Kyiv on the weekend. 🌧️🌡️ But don't be upset - from June 1 we expect real warming! ☀️🌿

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Space Dead End: Why Ukraine is Losing Its Chance for the Moon and Its Own Rockets

Science 05/29/2026, 08:00

Ukraine is in a space dead end: without a state program and funding. 🚀 We are losing our chance for the Moon and our own rockets, relying on outdated technologies. Expert analysis of the situation. 🌑🇺🇦

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Wind, thunderstorms, and a sharp drop in temperature: forecasters warn of bad weather in Ukraine on May 29

Science 05/29/2026, 07:00

A sharp drop in temperature and stormy wind are expected in Ukraine on May 29 🌧️🌬️. The temperature will drop to +13°C, and thunderstorms are possible in the south. Warming will return only at the beginning of June. 📉

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Storm waves on the shore with palm trees, illustrating the impact of El Niño on the weather

Pacific Ocean Prepares for Impact: NASA Detects Precursors to a Powerful El Niño

Science 05/28/2026, 19:33

🌊 The Pacific Ocean is preparing a powerful surprise: NASA has detected waves of warm water heralding El Niño in 2026. This could lead to global weather anomalies — from droughts to floods. 🌍🌡️

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Gusts and Downpours: Meteorologists Warn of Sudden Weather Deterioration in Ukraine on May 29

Science 05/28/2026, 17:22

⛈️ On May 29, Ukraine will be covered by a cold front: meteorologists warn of gusty winds up to 20 m/s and downpours. 🌬️ Heat is cancelled — during the day it will not be higher than +18°C. Be careful!

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Bronze vessel with ancient alcohol from a Qin-era tomb, next to restoration tools and a sample of liquid in a flask

Living History: How 2300-Year-Old Alcohol from a Qin Tomb Revealed Ancient Technologies

Science 05/28/2026, 15:24

🍶 Archaeologists found 2300-year-old alcohol in a Chinese tomb! Inside a bronze vessel — 3.74 liters of ancient grain drink, preserved thanks to unique sealing. A breakthrough in studying ancient Chinese technologies! 🏺🔬

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The Moon is once again the target: NASA orders equipment to build a base on the South Pole

Science 05/28/2026, 15:23

NASA has officially begun preparations to build a base on the Moon's South Pole. Landing modules, rovers, and drones have already been ordered, and the first astronaut landing is scheduled for 2028. 🚀🌑

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A Giant from the Dawn of Time: James Webb Captures a Black Hole Breaking the Laws of Physics

Science 05/28/2026, 14:16

The James Webb Telescope has captured a supermassive black hole that existed just 700 million years after the Big Bang. 🌌 The object's mass is 40 million times that of the Sun, breaking classical theories about the formation of space. Scientists suggest that dark matter played a key role in this process. 🕳️🔭

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