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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from journals published in 2009 in the journal Technique - Youth:

Altera pars (Other side)

AURUM VS CANCER

Aviation for, infrastructure against

Alternative duck

Archimedean force

Archimedes in Taipei

Aerospace suit of Captain Kostovich

Baltic

Inhuman Fighters

Brother for brother defendant

Armored bunker

Armored vehicles

Fake fortification

What's on the way out?

Show this time!

Instead of metal - even where it is impossible

Return to Paradise

Volga-Don Class O

Hannibal, Vinegar and the Rebinder Effect

Where are you, tram veteran?

Anthem of Baikal

Gop-Stop, Kondrat, Aibolit

Burn, burn, my star

Gutta-percha locomotives

We will twist the details

DNA proves the world has evolved

Iron road, golden hands

Pillbox machine

City jungle pillboxes

Reach for the stars

Soul for sale. By barter

Life for the king's mistake

Magazine and artist

For our Soviet Motherland!

Forgotten Admiral

Hostage of fun

Replace men with a bar of dark chocolate!

sky-high architecture

Health of the future - in the hands of nanorobots?

Diggers for fairways

Maunsell anti-aircraft towers

And they don’t drown in water, and they don’t burn like that

Inventor, scientist journalist

A fiend of hell, a gift from the gods. coffee stories

How pillboxes are built

How a nanosieve is made

How the planetarium was invented. On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the death of Walter Bauersfeld

How to film a UFO

How the dark horses took the prize. Nobel!

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