TESLA CYBERTRUCK  своими руками из ваз 2109 за 80.000₽

Did we mention there's no way to use the side doors?

You can now buy a knockoff Cybertruck for $10,800

Faux Tesla

Russian YouTubers have converted an old VAZ 2109 angular hatchback into a knockoff Tesla Cybertruck, stainless steel "exoskeleton" and all.

You Can Now Buy a Knockoff Cybertruck for $10,800

It's definitely not a Russian five-door hatchback from the '80s.

"It heads to target like a meteorite, like a fireball."

Russia becomes first nation with an operational hypersonic weapon

Don't Blink

Russia says that it has an operational hypersonic weapon — the world's first — and plans to mount it on an intercontinental ballistic missile.

Russia Becomes First Nation with an Operational Hypersonic Weapon

The new class of nuke can travel 27 times the speed of sound.

There is absolutely no way this can go wrong, right?

Russia's floating nuclear power plant began generating electricity

This Is Fine

Russia's floating nuclear power plant, Akademik Lomonosov, is now operational and generating power for the town of Pevek.

Russia’s Floating Nuclear Power Plant Began Generating Electricity

"Chernobyl on ice" is now operational.

"We have a lot of ideas for this project."

Russians troll Elon Musk with knockoff Cybertruck

Fake Ride

A Russian YouTube channel built a knockoff version of Tesla's Cybertruck and then drove it around the streets of Moscow.

Russians Troll Elon Musk With Knockoff Cybertruck

"How do you like that, Elon Musk?"

"If things work out as planned, this initiative will be a major step towards bringing Russian quantum science to a world-class standard."

Russia desperately wants a quantum computer

Closing The Gap

Russia is pouring big money into quantum research in a bid to catch up to other world leaders' quantum computer programs.

Russia Desperately Wants a Quantum Computer

"We're five to 10 years behind."

The center's main task "will be to detect and track celestial bodies approaching Earth."

Russia is working on its own plan to blow up killer asteroids

Explosive News

Russia is launching a center devoted to monitoring meteors, comets, and asteroids to ensure they don't collide with Earth.

Russia Is Working on Its Own Plan to Blow up Killer Asteroids

To thwart incoming asteroids, Russia is considering everything from rockets to solar sails.

In 2017, the Russian government announced that it plans to handle up to 95 percent of all internet traffic locally by 2020.

Russia says it will replace Wikipedia with state-run site

In Soviet Russia

The Russian government confirmed it will replace Wikipedia with an online version of the "Great Russian Encyclopedia," Reuters reports.

Russia Says It Will Replace Wikipedia With State-Run Site

"At least that will be reliable information, presented in a good, modern way."

"There are plans to install equipment on this [lunar] base to study deep space and special telescopes to track asteroids and comets that pose a danger of their collision with Earth."

Russia wants to build an observatory on the Moon

Front Row Seats

Roscosmos announced plans to build an observatory on its planned Moon base so that it can better spot potentially dangerous asteroids approaching Earth.

Russia Wants to Build an Observatory on the Moon

This lunar base will keep an eye out for dangerous asteroids.

Both China and Russia are developing their own hypersonic missiles according to reports.

The US plans to track hypersonic missiles with 1,200 satellites

Satellite Trackers

The U.S. Space Development Agency is seeking over $11 billion to deploy up to 1,200 low-orbit satellites to monitor next-generation hypersonic missiles.

The US Plans to Track Hypersonic Missiles With 1,200 Satellites

Up to seven layers of satellite constellations will make sure the U.S. will have the edge over adversaries.

“I have a steady boyfriend and I don’t know how to explain it to my parents."

A Russian man is suing Apple for "turning him gay"

Don't Judge Without Trying

In what's perhaps one of the most frivolous lawsuits in recent memory, a Russian man is suing Apple for having his iPhone drive him to homosexuality.

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