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• ТОПЛЕС@toplesofficial · Science and nature explained in plain language: episodes on unusual states of matter, rare animals and how the human body works. Over the past month, the channel examined a male anatomical model built with GPT-6 Astra, shared photos of a sand cat and monarch butterflies fitted with tiny GPS backpacks, and ran an interactive series where subscribers voted to build a fictional mammal step by step. As of 17 September: the channel has 511.1K subscribers, well above the category median. It published 51 posts over 30 days, more often than most channels in its category, while the median view count stands at 40.1K. Engagement (ER 7.8%) runs lower than the typical channel in this category. The tone stays playful and curious, with comment polls and running dialogue with the audience shaping much of the content.507,289 subssubs46D
• Naked Science@nsmag · Daily science news spanning biology, medicine, archaeology, astronomy and climate. Each post links to a fuller writeup of the study, useful for anyone who wants the gist of a research finding without digging into the paper itself.191,320 subssubs35D
• Science in telegram@science · Science news in English: short pieces on fresh discoveries in physics, neuroscience, medicine, and artificial intelligence. Good for readers who want to keep up with research breakthroughs without wading through long papers or jargon.120,141 subssubs35D
• Роскосмос@roscosmos_gk · Russia's space agency covers crewed missions, cosmonaut training, and experiments aboard the ISS. Posts trace the daily work of space crews, hardware tests, and stories from the history of Soviet and Russian spaceflight.119,094 subssubs37D
• Татьяна Черниговская@tvchernigovskya · Official channel of neurolinguist and science communicator Tatiana Chernigovskaya features announcements of her television appearances, book presentations, and warnings about fakes using her name and voice for advertising. It shares links to episodes of the programs Agora, Nabludatel, and Pravila Zhizni on the Kultura channel, covers new publications such as the book Mozg i ego Ya, co-written with neuroscientist Konstantin Anokhin, and shares material about his work. As of 17 September: the channel has 110.4K subscribers, well above the median for the Science category. It posts far less often than most channels in its category, yet audience engagement runs notably higher than the catalog median. Recent posts covered the non/fiction№26 book fair and joint television programs with journalist Viktor Loshak.110,551 subssubsno score
• Хранители и Вершители@alphaingenium · Nature, history and the odder corners of the world sit side by side here, from the roadrunner bird outrunning coyotes in cartoons to Earth's age and musings on how everyone alive is somehow related. Recent posts cover the desert-dwelling roadrunner of the American Southwest, the English village of Castle Combe in the Cotswolds praised for its honey-coloured stone houses, and geopolitical takes including Marine Le Pen's remarks on the Russia-Ukraine war and claims about Germany's role in the conflict. As of 17 September: the channel has 103.6K subscribers, well above the Science category median of 10K. Engagement runs lower than the category norm, though, with ER at 9.9% against a median of 16.8%. Subscribers grew by 61 and average views rose by 850 over 23 days of observation. Subjects range widely, touching on science, geopolitics and speculation about celebrity culture.103,479 subssubs52C
• Журнал НОЖ@knifemedia · Covers science, culture and the odd corners of the world — from invented languages like High Valyrian and Sindarin to blood-based self-portraits by artist Marc Quinn. As of 17 September: the channel has 101.8K subscribers, well above the category median of 10K, while its ER sits at 10.4%, lower than the category median of 16.8%. Recent material includes an interview with singer Militsa about her track «Враги» and Balachka dialect, a conversation between writer Konstantin Obraztsov and a psychologist about the Strugatsky brothers' novella «Beetle in an Anthill», plus notes on the hobbymaxxing trend and swans that embrace by intertwining their necks. It also covers the geometry of polyhedra and a British schoolboy diagnosed with «toasted skin syndrome» after resting a laptop on his lap for eight hours a day. Subscriber count dipped slightly over the observation window, while average post views climbed.101,811 subssubs42D
• Йоп, Ян Топлес@yantoples_official · About science and everyday life through Yan Topless's lens: mass extinctions, human evolution, pop-culture takes and personal stories mixed with self-irony and jokes. The author discusses a possible sixth extinction and which species might take humanity's place, recalls a childhood in the nineties when information was scarce, and shares personal memorabilia — a named jersey, a merch t-shirt and a striped shirt. As of 16 September: subscribers stand at 99.1K, well above the category median. The engagement rate sits at 28.6%, higher than the category median, while posting happens less often than a typical channel in the niche. The channel is not confirmed by its owner.97,508 subssubs61C
• УВБ-76 логи@uvb76logs · Logs call signs and numeric groups from the UVB-76 shortwave station, known as the Buzzer, posting each transmission with a timestamp and a link to the stream and chat. Every entry follows the NZhTI format: a number, a code word, and two digit blocks, sometimes three transmissions in a row tagged as triple. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 95.1K, above the category median. ER holds at 25.5 percent, higher than the category median. Over 30 days the channel posted 18 times, less often than the category median. Over the past month the logs recorded transmissions including BLITSOGRAD, KRIPOKAIR, KOBOBAUL, and ROKOKHOD, DYUZHINNY, STEPOFETR. The channel is run by an owner not verified on the platform.95,069 subssubs60C
• Голый землекоп@kolm_zemlekop · About science under dictatorships: a podcast and notes on how scientists lived through and resisted authoritarian regimes across countries and eras. The host traces the history of Dissernet, the special status of Soviet science towns that weakened KGB oversight, professors branded enemies of the state, and scientists acting as ideologists debating eugenics and re-education. Episodes bring in guests ranging from an anonymous official at a US government agency to a cameo of Andrei Aksenov playing President Truman. As of 13 September: the channel has 84.6K subscribers, well above the category median of 9.7K, with an ER of 25.4%, higher than the category median of 17.8%. Over 30 days it published 8 posts, less often than most science channels. Topics are framed through historical parallels between the Soviet Union, the Third Reich, and the present day.84,452 subssubs61C
• N + 1@nplusone · Covers scientific research and discoveries spanning archaeology, zoology, medicine and chemistry. Recent topics include psychology experiments on how people perceive snakes in urban settings, a Meotian warrior burial with a gold stater, a spinal brucellosis case presenting as an epidural abscess, and British researchers testing cooperation in brown capuchin monkeys through a stag-hunt-style game. As of 30 September: the channel has 64.5K subscribers, well above the category median of 9.9K. It published 89 posts in 30 days, more often than most science channels. Its ER sits at 9.4%, below the category median of 17.3%. Other recent pieces examined links between maternal depression and children's special educational needs, how temperature affects intraocular pressure in glaucoma patients, and insect-wax glue made by people in southern China over two thousand years ago.64,555 subssubs44D
• Астрофизика с Тим@kosmos_int · About space, for those who enjoy striking images of black holes, galaxies and solar flares. As of 14 September: subscribers stand at 56.2K, well above the category median of 9.5K, while engagement trails the niche — ER is 6.6% against a median of 15.2%. Output is light, just 2 posts in 30 days versus a category median of 21, though the median views per post holds at 3.7K. Over the past month the channel featured a NASA simulation of falling into a black hole, an image of the supermassive TON 618, and a Hubble Space Telescope shot of two colliding galaxies. It also posted footage of Mount Fuji's long shadow and an Elon Musk quote about putting proceeds from the PayPal sale into SpaceX and Tesla. The format leans on short captions paired with striking astronomical images and videos.55,770 subssubsno score
• Pro Космос@prokosmosru · Covers spaceflight and space technology for those following rocket launches, satellite testing and astrophysics discoveries. As of 13 September: the channel has 52.2K subscribers, well above the category median, and its 25 posts over 30 days also outpace the category median for posting volume. Its engagement rate sits at 7.2%, below the category median. Recent coverage included dynamic testing of the Yamal-501 satellite at the Reshetnev plant, NASA's search for a state to host Trump-ordered Space Academy campus, and a Chinese design using water-filled aluminum shells to guard against space debris. Other posts covered a tomato-growing experiment aboard the Bion-M No. 2 biosatellite and the upcoming flight of Greece's first astronaut to the ISS.”52,063 subssubs31F
• Экологиня@ecomisli · Environment and wildlife take centre stage here, from industrial cleanups to the fates of animals and people across different countries. The author covers eco-education festivals, digs into cases involving dog vaccines, and follows protests against fur and wool use in fashion. As of 18 September: the channel has 45.4K subscribers, well above the category median of 10K. It published 54 posts over 30 days, more often than a typical channel in Science. Engagement stands at 18.1%, above the category median of 16.2%. Recent topics included the modernisation of Krasnoyarsk's CHP-1 power plant, a Rosselkhoznadzor finding of a virus in the Multikan-8 vaccine, and a PETA protest at New York Fashion Week. There were also pieces on access to drinking water in Africa and anti-poaching efforts in Eswatini.45,424 subssubs35D
• Смотровая Военврача@dr_voenvrach · Debunks medical myths and picks apart questionable studies, from supplements against depression to toxic vitamin doses. Written by an author hiding behind a military-doctor persona, the channel covers talks by science journalist Alexey Vodovozov, including a bar lecture on alcohol in Krasnoyarsk, a diagnosis-from-a-painting talk at VDNKh, and a future-of-medicine session at a festival in Khabarovsk. It also tackles measles myths, from a fabricated study behind anti-vaccine claims to the misconception that it is just a harmless childhood illness. As of 14 September: the channel has 44.5K subscribers, well above the Science category median. Over 30 days it published 36 posts, more often than the category median. Its engagement rate stands at 17.8 percent, higher than the category median of 15.2 percent.44,472 subssubs51C
• Biology@biology · Biology and health research explained in plain language, covering studies on everyday habits and their effects on the body, like whether coffee helps or harms the heart. Posts appear rarely, each grounded in scientific sources.36,594 subssubsno score
• NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day@apod_telegram · Posts one space image a day with a short scientific caption, covering everything from lunar eclipses and nebulae to comets and auroras, often written together with NASA astronomers. Good fit for anyone who wants astronomy explained through a picture rather than a long article.35,200 subssubs43D
• IQ - Интеллектуальный блог@iq_iq_blog · Tells short stories from science, history and archaeology through brief card-style posts covering discoveries and odd facts about people and nature. Recent topics include a surgical implant found in the knee of an ancient Egyptian mummy, a reconstruction of the tsunami height after the asteroid struck Yucatan 66 million years ago, the story of twins Ashton and Michael, jade burial suits from the Han dynasty, and wild boars washing their food before eating. As of 13 September: the channel has 35.3K subscribers, well above the category median. It posted 62 times over 30 days, more often than most channels in the category. Its ER sits at 3.3%, noticeably below the category median of 17.8%. Each post pairs a photo with a compact fact, without inviting discussion in the comments.35,151 subssubs39D
• Physics@physics · Physics and astronomy: black holes, JWST imagery, bird ecology notes and new methods in statistical physics. The channel gathered short science digests for readers who wanted quick highlights of recent research. Posting stopped, so everything here is an archive of past updates.33,142 subssubsno score
• PORNSTAT / статистика@pornstat · Statistics and curious numbers about the world fill this feed: comparisons of countries, cities and phenomena through data and maps. Recent posts covered which countries invented their own alphabets, electric car sales share in Europe, how the Russia-Japan border shifted over time, and why Kalashnikov rifle use rarely overlaps with legalized same-sex marriage. As of 17 September: the channel has 32.8K subscribers, well above the category median of 10K. It posted 50 times over 30 days, more often than a typical channel in Science. Its ER stands at 65.6%, far above the category median. Other recent topics included annual water costs across European countries, competing versions of India's map, and serial killer counts by country since 1900.33,095 subssubs70B