on december 20 , 1936, an astronomical council was created in the soviet union.on of two outstanding scientists, academicians, mineralogist alexander fersman and one of the founders of astrophysics, vasily fesenkov. this scientific and organizational center began to coordinate all astronomical research in the country, provided the soviet observatories with scientific instruments and represented the ussr in the international astronomical union. at the end of five. tenths , the astronomical council began monitoring artificial earth satellites. dozens of stations for this purpose appeared on the territory of the ussr by agreement with other countries in eurasia. africa, south america. the astronomical council also began to study the dynamics of stellar planetary systems. in 1991, the astronomical council was transformed into the institute of astronomy of the russian academy of sciences. on december 20, 1971, andrei torkovsky's film, andrei rublev, was released in limited release. the film about the life of the famous icon painter was banned from showing 5 years earl

on december 20, 1936, an astronomical council was created in the soviet union.t the suggestion of two outstanding scientists and academicians: mineralogist alexander fersman. one of the founders of astrophysics vasily fisenkov. this scientific and organizational center began to coordinate all astronomical research in the country, provided soviet observatories with scientific instruments and represented ussr in the international astronomical union. in the late fifties, the astronomical council began monitoring artificial earth satellites. dozens of stations for this purpose appeared on the territory of the ussr by agreement with other countries in eurasia. art. russia, russia, dear russia, endures everything, will endure everything. it will be like this for a long time. i don't know, always, probably. the film's consultant was the outstanding art critic sava yamshchikov. the film was filmed mainly in the pskov region. and also in vladimir suzdal and moscow in the andronikov monastery, where he lived in recent years, andrei rublev himself, and where the museum of

these numbers are astronomical. apprehending more than seven times what we should be at any given day. yesterday is the first day in my 26-year time of being with the national border patrol council i didn't see one got-away recorded by the border patrol because we don't have the resources in the field to detect these people. we're constantly stuck in processing, we're doing administrative rather than enforcement. yesterday we didn't record one got-away which should be concerning for everybody. when you look at the numbers, we are way above anywhere where we should be. but the problem is that this administration, because they continue to ignore it, they're setting a new norm. our norm should be 1,000 apprehensions a day. we're at 7,000 apprehensions and that's what the new norm has now become and that should be scary to everybody because we just don't have any border patrol agents in the field, patrolling the border, doing what we should be to protect the american citizens and that's what allows the drugs to come in