harvest and what robot waiters from kenya can do , we will find out together in the next few minutes. in the spanish buñol, the annual festival of tomato battles, la tomatina, took place. more than 22 thousand people from all over the world came to the main square of the city to throw tomatoes at each other. this is a record. this year , about 150 tons of ripe vegetables were used at the festival, allegedly no longer suitable for food, and there were even vip tickets for $500 on sale, for this money you could throw tomatoes directly from trucks. the shanghai museum organized a unique event in as part of the exhibition of ancient egyptian civilization. among the guests were 200 cats accompanied by their owners. some of the furry ones were dressed in costumes of ancient egyptian pharaohs and bo. cat tracks on the floor, meow sounds and

animated animal silhouettes on the walls helped visitors to fully immerse themselves in the cat kingdom. i think it is a rare opportunity to come here to see many kittens and friendly people, and there is a very good atmosphere here. among the exhibits of ancient egyptian civilization there are many artifacts related to cats. it is this the connection inspired the organizers to hold a magical cat night at the museum. tickets for the first show were sold out in less than a minute. the remaining nine such parties were sold out within an hour. the skeleton of a siberian woolly mammoth was presented for the first time at an exhibition in hong kong. the exhibition was held at the landmark center as part of the other world exhibition. the skeleton belonged to an animal about 3.5 m tall that lived on our planet about 12,000 years ago. the weight of an adult male of such individuals could reach 8 tons.

at first i thought that i would see it in parts, but i never expected to see such a complete and well-preserved skeleton in front of me, it's a rare opportunity. among other things, visitors to the exhibition were amazed by the skeleton of a baby gryposaurus discovered in the american state of montana, as well as a mammoth skull with tusks more than 2.5 million years old. red gold in syria has begun harvesting pistachios.

8 to 10 years before they can produce large quantities of nuts, growing red gold from the economic crisis and lack of water is not an easy task for this country. artificial intelligence continues to replace people. one of the cafes in the capital of kineia has unusual employees who do not need to be paid a salary. the footage shows robot waiters nadya and claire, who have already become a local sensation. they smoothly glide between tables to deliver orders to the establishment. opened just 2 months ago. sometimes we are very busy, especially on weekends, so when the cafe is crowded, we have 10 waiters and three robots working on our floor. the unusual waiters not only greet guests, but also bring orders to the table. robots can also perform the song happy birthday to you, if the guest has a birthday. from a student and work in the leningrad documentary film studio to the founder of his own rock production. the heroes of his story

are regularly legendary people: ivan bunin, matilda kshisinskaya, viktor tsoi. synthesis of different types of art in a single meter, director's work rock. the producer's premiere of this season is the gingerbread fairy tale flying. you looked around the planet, thank you for being, stay with us, visit the site www.tvr.by watch your favorite projects of the telenovosti agency online. goodbye.

to be in a relationship with myself all the time, in any case i can't imagine that something could be taught, i prefer to kind of learn. to do everything myself and learn based on my own observations to take someone 's word for it, it's not clear to whom, i just feel free, ultimately free, that is, i don't depend, well, on anything at all.

at the candle, the temperature is higher here, lower here. when i came here in seventy-eight year, then in the eightieth year here organized the all-union astronomer, the vitebsk branch of the all-union astronomical society, the vitebsk branch, at that time in belarus there was only in minsk, but there

they were mainly engaged in geodesy, and we in astronomy, so i led astronomy circles at the station of young technicians and ... but the stars are so far apart that they will not collide, gas clouds will collide, magnetic

fields, but the gravitational field will still twist so that one large electric galaxy, guys,

i was born in the city of kostroma in 1942, so on september 26 i will be 82 years old, and why i work, well, probably. because i am the head of the astronomical center, somewhere from the fourth grade i began to get interested in astronomy, that is, to read books, the very first book is paryanaga, the world of stars. or celestial stones of krinov, these little books, and then further, further, further, further, and my classmates already knew me and called me an astronomer, of course, i chose the physics and mathematics faculty, because there was astronomy in the fifth year, and i was so keen on it that already in my first year i was visiting fifth-year students with lectures on astronomy, but they didn’t look at me with a spit, although

i was, well, first-year students sat with fifth-year girls, because at that time i was already a good athlete, i was on the institute team, mom, of course, you supported me, so yes, of course, especially... but i had my father’s beloved grandmother, she generally was a fan of everything, and she bought me a bicycle, and she bought me a camera, i was friends with the guys, because, for example, kolya malysheva, the older sister met a guy who was studying at a technical school, he had to solve a test, he slipped it to us and we solved these problems for the technical school with this kolya, which we did not know this material, but still ... we tried to read something somewhere in the last classes

, went to the pet institute, listen to lectures, because the pet institute organized lectures for schoolchildren, that is, we did not miss this either, that is, we were not interested in girls, we were interested in science, i was finishing graduate school, then i told my supervisor, in general: the methodology of astronomy doesn't really interest me, i would really like to work at a professional observatory, that is, not to interpret some astronomical discoveries, but to make a discovery myself, and he recommended me to the far east, because the director of the observatory there was a man to whom he was an opponent... dissertation, so now let's help my student, golubev, and i worked

at the observatory for 10 years, i really liked it there, and then i came here, because you can't live in the taiga forever, they don't prepare anything here in belarus astronomers, because the republic is small only two republics in the soviet union. i think there kyrgyzstan and belarus did not have observatories, here are our neighbors, the balts have astronomical and radio astronomical observatories, but we do not, so everything is at an amateur level, but i would say that the vitebsk region in terms of astronomical discoveries is the most astronomical region of the republic of belarus. vitaly. nevsky discovered about a dozen asteroids, he discovered two comets, who can boast of this, only

we, and the initiator, if to boast, then, probably, i, the most romantic science among physical and mathematical disciplines, so it is exactly so, because chemistry, physics, so these same bodies can be studied in the laboratory, our bodies try to go there, although now we can already say that astronomy is becoming an active science, they send and get material from asteroids, comets, comet dust and in the future we will develop planets.

it was precisely that difficult situation in which our athletes found themselves, it bore fruit. the athletes were even more motivated and performed with such sporting anger. through the voice of the ministry of foreign affairs. the voice of belarus on the international stage should sound louder, louder, creatively, with some very non-standard decisions that our friends will accept with pleasure and which will puzzle our... our ill-wishers, we were received very well, there was absolutely no aggression, when we started winning medals, then they say: well guys, the conditions are so difficult and you perform, well, just bravo, work is always at the forefront, and really such effective work, it gives opportunities, both directly the formation of social

well-being of the working person himself, and in general of society, as soon as possible to recover. such a task before nok, it stands, the time will come when everything will return to its normal course, it will be as it should be. project markov nothing personal, watch on tv channel belarus 24. club of editors. the grain of fascism in europe never disappeared anywhere. elites in germany, in other countries, were. after the second world war, the same ones who fought with the soviet union. nazism and nationalism are the same tool as any other, like economic strangulation, sanctions, like information, hybrid warfare, which decomposes society from within. the catastrophic consequences are to divide people on national, religious issues, so they take it into service, support it,

finance it, cultivate it, and ultimately it leads to.

vitep state university named after petr mironovich masherov trains specialists in various fields. at in the faculty of mathematics and information technology we train specialists as teachers, physicists, mathematicians, and it specialists. the faculty pays special attention to the popularization of astronomy, mathematics, and physics. our university has. the highlight is the astronomical center, which includes an astronomical observatory, a planetarium, an astronomy laboratory, and in order to popularize astronomy, we even organize sidewalk observations, that is, we take telescopes out onto the sidewalks, where any passerby in city ​​can come up and look at the starry

sky, see the planets and so on. astronomy is a very interesting science, which interests many people, at our university an astronomy club has been created, which includes ordinary citizens, which include world-famous scientists, such as vladimir aleksandrovich golubev, after whom the "minor planet" is named and who is the author of textbooks on astronomy in our country. and of course, all this. contributes to the fact that children, even at school age, begin to be interested in this science, carry out scientific research, participate in some of their projects, participate in olympiads , and plan to connect their fate with astronomy in the future. vladimir aleksandrovich golubev

is the pride of our faculty, because he is a man of broad erudition, he is... a man who is rich in his students, as i already said, his student named a minor planet after vladimir aleksandrovich, that is, he is a man who lights, so to speak, stars inside the guys who later go to study astronomy with him in circles, in olympiads, take part in competitions and projects.

astronomical visual refractor, its objective is 5 inches, 13 cm, focal length is 2 m, you see the tube, about 2 me, so it has a focus at a distance of about 2 me. oh , electric, so the electric motor, it makes 10 you, the clock mechanism started working, here

are revolutions per minute, and through this transmission it transmits movement to the telescope, and the telescope makes one revolution per day, that is, if, for example, it pointed at a star, pointed at the planets, went out, came in. 15 minutes, it is there, that is, she doesn't go away, doesn't go away, just like the sun here, you can't look at the sun, of course, look, i see a cross, here, here, here, here, here, here, which, yeah , yeah, yeah, yeah, but in general, look, there are few spots, few today, so... the weather, solar activity now, if you try to look through a telescope, look what

's happening, guys, you see, guys, this is how the olympic flame is lit. that's it, that's enough, one hole is enough, this is for memory, thank you, besides the stars, the moon, planets, comets, what, what there is in the sky, you can see everything, an airplane, a bird, sometimes birds fly past our lens, guys,

i dreamed of astronomy since childhood, so for me, of course, it is a joy, and those kids who look with sparkling eyes, for me it is a balm for the heart, not a pilot, not an astronaut, only an astronomer, but because from the fourth grade i already bought all the books

popular on astronomy, they cost pennies in the soviet union, and not every one, oh, and i did not miss a single book, i even regretted it when i was in moscow to the famous astronomer samarin came, and i was surprised, he had books on astronomy of the same title, three by four pieces, i say, why are you buying so many? when i lead a circle of acquaintances, get to know the guys, some books disappear, so he bought several copies, so my wife is an astronomer, we studied together in veliky novgorod in the graduate school of the novgorod petrological institute. with professor sergei viktorovich drazdov, specializing in methods of teaching astronomy, here is ilorion viktorovich goloza, golubev. broke up

soviet union, then in russia they did not teach astronomy in schools, guys, astronomy was not taught there, they did not teach, but in our republic of belarus, thanks to igor itorovich gluza, sasha shimbalev and me, astronomy will be in belarus, at the beginning after ninety-first year the textbooks were russian, in 2003 they turned to us so that we would write. our own belarusian textbook, we wrote, therefore the first textbook on astronomy was our belarusian, guys, an astronomer is a must, because it gives children wings from behind, they can rise up, no need to look constantly to look for money there, that's where the money is, money is knowledge, and if you have knowledge, you will never disappear, you will always be in demand.

well, what if you don't like it, a beautiful dress, i don't like everything, the whole dress is terrible and the steamer, this volodin rusty saucepan is also terrible, oleg, hello, oh, wow, meeting, looks good, who is this pusher, how do you know him, this is oleg, what oleg, this is my old friend, dad, but

saransk, listen, is this true?

sections of the starry sky are shown here with the name of the constellations and letter designations of the stars, there is no map below, that is, if we close this picture here, according to this picture, according to the map, they should indicate that guys, this is the big dipper, this is the big dipper, here is the constellation of leo, and then when they open it, they look, and whether he named it correctly, and then the assessment, ten, a movable map of the starry sky, with the help of a movable map of the starry sky we can establish for our latitude of the city of vitebsk, 55° latitude, northern latitude, we can establish for any month, for any day

, specify the time. then here we will see what constellations will be visible in the south, in the east, in the west, in the north, for example, at 22 o'clock we set: well, for example, on march 15 at 22 o'clock and we see that in the south the constellation of leo is very well visible, the constellation leo, hydrosextant, ursa major, it will be almost above our head at the zenith,