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 The “Russian Space” disc belongs to the “1C: Educational Collection” product line, which presents quite interesting projects. In April, we reviewed two discs from the same series: “Battle for Moscow” and “From the Kremlin to the Reichstag.” I must say they are about
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 The “Russian Space” disc belongs to the “1C: Educational Collection” product line, which presents quite interesting projects. In April, we reviewed two discs from the same series: “Battle for Moscow” and “From the Kremlin to the Reichstag.” I must say they are about
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 Historical encyclopedias and dictionaries, scientific reference publications containing a systematic collection of information on history and related fields of knowledge. There are encyclopedias on world history in general, on individual historical periods, on the history of
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 Infinity. J. Wallis (1655). First found in the treatise of the English mathematician John Valis "On Conic Sections". The base of natural logarithms. L. Euler (1736). Mathematical constant, transcendental number. This number is sometimes called
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 Atas, Russian. (simple). It is considered simply some kind of semi-hooligan exclamation that has the meaning of “Quickly, guys, get out of here!”, but the Sanskrit atas is an adverb from here. This is exactly what it means, it turns out. So much for the “hooligan exclamation”...Aty-baty, Russian. It is considered simply
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