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The History of Troy: from the legendary city praised by Homer to Schliemann's archaeological excavations and the modern UNESCO World Heritage site.
Catalog: History 
5 hours ago · From John Oppenheimer
Henry Schliemann, who discovered Troy, was closely connected with Russia: here he became wealthy, became a master merchant, received citizenship, and was named Andrey Aristovich.
Catalog: History 
5 hours ago · From John Oppenheimer
Henry Schliemann: self-taught archaeologist who discovered Troy, or a forger who destroyed an ancient city? Examining the arguments of both sides.
Catalog: History 
6 hours ago · From John Oppenheimer
The most successful nation in the Olympics: Norway at the 2026 Games, the United States in the total number of medals, and Russia in the historical ranking.
Catalog: Sports 
18 hours ago · From John Oppenheimer
The aesthetics of the horse in art and culture. The image of the horse as a symbol of strength, freedom, power, and loyalty in painting, literature, and mythology.
Catalog: Aesthetics 
Yesterday · From John Oppenheimer
Male baldness: dominant gene or recessive? Maternal inheritance, the role of the AR gene, and the influence of androgens. Scientific explanation.
Catalog: Biology 
Yesterday · From John Oppenheimer
Data on water levels, glacier melting, and forecasts up to 2100.
Catalog: Geography 
2 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
Learn how water is delivered to the top floor of the Burj Khalifa thanks to a multi-level pump and reservoir system. Unique engineering solutions.
Catalog: Architecture 
2 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
How many mosquitoes are there in the world?
Catalog: Biology 
3 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
Who finds the Russian language beautiful
Catalog: Linguistics 
3 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
History of the Byelorussian SSR's admission to the founding members of the UN in 1945. The Yalta Conference, the signing of the Charter, and the republic's status in the organization.
Catalog: Political Science 
4 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
What were the most harmful products in the USSR: the truth about sausage, ice cream, margarine, canned food, and chebureks. Myths about the naturalness of Soviet food.
Catalog: Food Technology 
5 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
Detailed analysis of the 2026 U.S. nuclear doctrine: tactical nuclear weapons, risks of escalation, expiration of the New START Treaty, and the Trump administration's position.
Catalog: Military Science 
5 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
The largest tankers in the world: the history of Knock Nevis, VLCC and ULCC ship classes, characteristics of the TI supertankers. Records of cargo capacity and size
Catalog: Shipbuilding 
6 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
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