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Rosalind Franklin ExoMars rover

Space

Russian sanctions mean ESA's Mars rover is unlikely to launch in 2022

The European Space Agency is due to launch its Rosalind Franklin ExoMars rover on a Russian rocket this September, while satellites belonging to a company part-owned by the UK government are set to catch a Russian ride on 4 March

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Radiation map

Physics

Chernobyl radiation spike probably from Russian tanks disturbing dust

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Fields medal

Physics

Mathematicians are angry that Russia may still host a major conference

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Building on fire

Technology

Is Russia winning the disinformation war in Ukraine?

Analysis

Ukrainian soldiers

Technology

Risk of nuclear disaster is minimal as Russian forces reach Chernobyl

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Flag of Ukraine on a computer binary codes falling from the top and fading away.

Technology

Will Russia’s invasion of Ukraine trigger a massive cyberwar?

Analysis

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Michael Sohn/AP/Shutterstock (12817867a) Pipes at the landfall facilities of the 'Nord Stream 2' gas pipline are pictured in Lubmin, northern Germany, on Ukraine Nord Stream 2, Lubmin, Germany - 15 Feb 2022

Environment

Germany halts Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline from Russia – what's next?

Analysis

Man with drone

Technology

Meet the amateur drone pilots defending Ukraine’s border with Russia

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