First film about Norilsk released in 1945
The first filmmakers - a film expedition from the Novosibirsk branch of Soyuzkinochronika - arrived in Norilsk in March 1945.
Local weather monitored when there was no Norilsk yet
The very first meteorological observations at the site of the future village began even before the construction of the city and the combine, during the first Norilsk wintering of 1921–1922.
Putorana plateau picture included in Russian Post postcards series
The limited series of postcards will appear in the country's post offices in May.
Taimyr chum offered fish soup, stroganina and lots of activities
The main chum of Taimyr celebrated its 60th anniversary.
In early 1930s country government decided Norilsk fate
In the early 1930s, the government of the Soviet Union was deciding who had the power to carry out the construction of Norilsk, and whether the game was worth the candle.
Arctic climate sharp change cause may be planetary waves
Physicists from St. Petersburg have established that fluctuations in atmospheric parameters cause temperature changes.
Former cook revives native Arctic cuisine
A connoisseur of several dozens of national cuisines’ secrets, a former cook of a fishing trawler, a cook for the Olympics and a waiter for French cafes dreams of reviving northern cuisine and making it a recognizable brand.
Krasnoyarsk region becomes Arctic tourist gateway
The Russian route to the North Pole is laid through Hatanga.
Russian Arctic population decreased by five percent in ten years
Scientists have found out what motivates young people to live and work in the Arctic.