In Malmyzh, a woman was beaten in a bar and suffered a concussion.
Around midnight, Rosgvardiya officers received an "alarm" signal from a bar located on Krasnaya Street in Malmyzh. They immediately moved to the given address.
Bar staff approached the Rosgvardiya officers. According to them, a conflict had occurred between two patrons, a man and a woman. During it the man struck the woman on the head several times. Doctors later determined that she had sustained a concussion.
Following the victim's statement, the 32-year-old assailant was detained and handed over to the police. This was reported by the regional office of the Rosgvardiya.
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In Kirov Oblast, prices for used Renaults and Ladas have plummeted.
By the end of 2025, Kirov Oblast was among the three regions in Russia where used-car prices fell the most.
In Kirov Oblast, 15.8 million was allocated for 129 "garbage" sites.
In Kirov Oblast, 15.8 million was allocated for 129 "garbage" sites.
In Lyangasovo, they plan to build a 10-story building on the site of the dilapidated houses.
The Kirov city administration approved a decision on the comprehensive development of an undeveloped area in the Lyangasovo neighborhood. It concerns plots where unsafe apartment buildings once stood.
В 2025 году Т2 остановила два миллиарда спам-звонков.
В 2025 году Т2 остановила два миллиарда спам-звонков.
Scientists from the Laboratory of Astrochemistry at Ural Federal University have made an important discovery: they found “laughing gas” — nitrous oxide (N2O) — in interstellar ices. The results were published in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics, and the research was supported by the Russian Science Foundation. Photo: a photograph of a protostar in the dark cloud L1527 taken by the James Webb Space Telescope. The protostar is inside a cloud of material feeding its growth. Photo: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI / Joseph DePasquale (STScI), Alyssa Pagan (STScI), Anton Koekemoer (STScI)
Nitrous oxide was detected in the ices near 16 protostars out of 50 studied. Its abundance ranged from 0.2% to 2.1% relative to CO ice. This is the first reliable confirmation that N2O is indeed present in interstellar ices and occurs there fairly widely.
More than 300 molecules are already known in the gas phase of interstellar clouds, but finding them in ices is much more difficult — until now scientists had been able to confidently identify only eight. Nitrous oxide is now the ninth such molecule. Researchers also reported preliminary signs of another molecule — isocyanic acid (HNCO).
To identify N2O, the team compared James Webb Space Telescope data with laboratory spectra of ice grown on the ISEAge setup. This helped to accurately interpret the observations and confirm the finding.
The discovery is important because nitrous oxide can react more readily at very low temperatures than molecular nitrogen (N2). It can participate in the formation of more complex nitrogen-containing compounds — including those from which amino acids could later form.
Interestingly, half of the protostars with detected N2O are located in the Orion A star-forming region. Scientists suggest that strong ultraviolet radiation in this region may influence the formation of this molecule, but the exact mechanisms remain to be determined.
* Protostar — a young star in the process of formation, surrounded by gas and dust.
Interstellar ice — a thin icy mantle on particles of cosmic dust in cold clouds. Reactions can occur in it that help create more complex molecules potentially important for the origin of life.
In Kirov, work continues to remove hazardous trees and wild undergrowth. According to the landscaping directorate, today crews worked on Shironintsev Street — the work was prompted by residents' complaints about an overgrown maple tree.
An ice crossing has been opened in Kotelnich.
The authorities announced a new way to cross the Vyatka.
In Malmyzh, a woman was beaten in a bar and suffered a concussion.
Officers of the Russian National Guard detained a suspected criminal.