New arctic aircraft tested successfully
It’s odds on that Baikal aircraft will revive off-mainstream light aviation in the North.
Nornickel to sell token metals for electric vehicles
The issue volume is 10 million dollars.
Design code developed for Arctic cities
The rules set is designed to regulate the appearance of the urban environment in the North.
Melting permafrost to cost Russia 422 billion rubles
This is how much it will cost in 30 years to maintain the infrastructure and the consequences of man-made accidents.
Ice studying is important for northern navigation
Floating ice is distinguished by shape, size, cohesion and other features.
Mayak mine ore was first cargo on Talnah railway
On April 1, 1963, the construction of a railway line to Talnah began. On that day, an order was signed to organize the Talnahzheldorstroy site for that.
Yury Smolov was Norilsk mayor for longest time
Yury Smolov, later a Norilsk honorary citizen, was the city executive committee head, the city head, he was not invited from outside but ‘grew up’ right in Norilsk.
Mikhailichenko street named after killed policeman
30 years before the appearance of Mikhailichenko street in Norilsk, there had been Melnichenko street. Both were named after killed Norilsk policemen.
Norilsk first swimming pool worked 17 hours a day
In 1959, a swimming pool was opened in Norilsk. At that time, it was considered a real miracle - a summer corner beyond the Arctic Circle.