rare exhibits are in the collection of the state historical museum. now it was erroneously assumed that they were made of jade , the synchrotron determined that you were the material. the kurchatov synchrotron belongs to generation two plus the next third generation facilities in the world, only a few russian scientists plan to bypass the intermediate stage and create the fourth generation synchrotron, its radiation will be millions of times more powerful than the existing ones and it will allow even more to learn about the structure of the material up to how, exactly, this structure was formed by this science program. i'm natalia popova see you. the power of beauty the power of family the power of tradition the power of movement nothing has been forgotten. are you dreaming about something else? now it’s just about finding a carbonated world for a lot of water, in which dreams are big, because with little ones, just register on hello world.ru and get a 10% cashback when you pay for the world card at the checkout in detsky mir stores, as usual cashless

the project, we attract interesting exhibition projects, including including the state russian museum and the state historical project by us. e, an artifact has been created, an augmented reality guide to the main expositions of the museum of reality allows you to view the exhibition catalog online from anywhere, in other words, visit the museum and see its most interesting exhibitions. now it is available to anyone without even leaving home, and even if a person came to the museum, then the guide, augmented reality, will help to independently study the works of interest to him. see sketches and from here that preceded the creation of the painting and so the restoration, that is, the paintings literally come to life in front of the visitor in the front hall painting by aivazovsky brul kramskoy log at vereshchagin the first repin of the makovsky brothers cows on serov and this is russian nature. isaac levitan but that's just the enumeration of these names from connoisseurs of connoisseurs of art, the head will go around. now in many museums throughout the country. there are such multimedia guides, thanks to ou

shelling, bombing, and in fact genocide , a project called your country was launched in the state historical museumion dedicated to sakhalin and the kuriles within the framework of this project. they say that a lot of interesting things have been prepared for visitors about the history, culture and natural resources of the easternmost territories of russia. among the exhibits, there are traditional costumes of indigenous people. household items there is even a large fishing boat, and on archive footage. it will be possible to see how the industry of the region has developed. this exhibition is dedicated to a surprisingly beautiful region. this is the island of sakhalin, the kuril islands, which, so to speak, amaze with their beauty and their richness in the diversity of cultures. that's all that, so to speak, our uh colleagues. uh, museum workers, sakhalin and smoked, over the long years of the existence of these territories, the existence of these territories as part of the russian federation, because they celebrate the 75th anniversary and the 75th anniversary of the formation areas. we present h

museum sent to the lpr. traveling exhibitions, while the program is designed for 3 months. more than 10 participants in total. among them are the state historicalhic museum project. the all-russian festival of nature also joined. at the first stage, it is planned to use 30 sites on the territory of the republic of this house of culture and theaters, each exhibition will be accompanied by thematic performances. interest is very high, because not so often such large projects come to the land of donbass in recent years. uh, people, uh, were doing other things. they defended their homeland and now a new stage has come, a stage of peaceful life, when people yearn for e, the work of creation, people want to live, raise children, and restore their cities. and here are the exhibitions that we brought. they are just now aimed at creating maternity capital in russia, now it will be possible to spend on paying for educational services provided by individual entrepreneurs, for example, vladimir putin signed a law on this for a private kindergarten; documents are published on the official portal of legal information. another law concerns our border guards w

fact the state cinema wants to liquidate them and not reorganize the dovzhenko center, the largest film archive of ukraine, there are more than 7,000 films, hundreds of museum exhibits, historicalthe state cinema rejects the accusations and assures that the buildings will not be demolished and the workers will not be driven out onto the street. daria understood the situation. devils, such a drop of work took half a year , in fact, for one cartoon, these are the drawings for the cartoon pot, funny, for the third year, they are stored in the film archive of the dovzhenko center , in total, there are 24,000 documents, says the head of the film archive oleksandr telyuk, well, despite the epidemic that existed before that, well, several people a month apply, not all incomes they reach because we are there online through send or recommend to other archives, but there is such and such a flow to the center, the only member of the international federation of film archives in ukraine, in its film fund more than 7,000 filmmakers, more than 60 films of feature documentaries, animated ukrainian and foreign films, on august 5, the state cinema signed an order on the reorganization of the dov

museum. we're first and foremost the home of the president of the united states and then a historic house museum with an important collection of fine and decorative arts. so our objects are used people do sit on our 19th century chairs and sofas. we do have regular tours. there are a number of events that take place in state four rooms as we've been hearing food and drinks are served in these rooms. so the question for us is what can we do to help preserve this collection and the white house for the future and for a few future first families, and we do this in a number of ways, for example, we offer training sessions to resident staff on how best to handle the collection gloves are worn to protect sensitive surfaces. from oils found naturally on hands for staff outside of the residents we've given presentation to new employees as part of an orientation session to tell them a little bit about white house history and about art collection, which now numbers about 60,000 objects. we emphasize to them that important objects can be found in all of the public spaces that they may see on a day-to-day ba

that then, at first it was the second state museum, then at the all-ukrainian museum of art at the ukrainian academy of sciences in 1999, it was given back its historicalhe national art museum named after bohdan and varvar khanenko, the family coat of arms reappeared on the wall during the year, thousands of ukrainians visit museum and each of them knows thanks to who has the opportunity in kyiv to contemplate the canvases of rubens , first of the full-scale invasion, all the treasures of the museum had to be hidden . guard museums, now the client of the guests of the city has the opportunity to walk among the shadows that fill the still empty building of the varvara and bohdan khanenki museum and become funders of the future collection of lina zelenska maksym kondratenko, the results are the same about the main thing, we respect our culture, we respect our ukraine , i have all the news, we will meet you in the next broadcasts, however, the marathon of ukrainian tv channels in the only news continues, we work for you on the information front around the clock. and thank you for trusting us. thank you for watching. good night, take care of yourself and y

that we will build a strong and free state, where every ukrainian will be free , independent and protected. and on independence day this year, the historical museumnched at the start of the bike race, and our correspondents were there. in my opinion, it is a very interesting event that can be combined in such a beautiful city. both cycling culture and museum culture, that's why i decided i decided to take part in this bike ride to honor today's holiday and tomorrow's holiday flag day independence day of ukraine and support my colleagues at the museum in their in their initiative i'm prepared i have a bike i'm in the mood i think that's enough for such a walk stamps with a russian ship war photos weapons and ammunition of ukrainians military buildings and places that preserve the memory of the struggle of the ukrainian people for their freedom, all this was seen by the participants of the bike ride organized by the lviv historical museum to the day of the flag and independence of ukraine, the tour will actually start before the arrival from the kornyak tenement house and from the exhibition of the museum front, then there will be a stop at from it

gold rushe are guided shore excursions to places like the state railroad museum and sac town's under grown tunnels. >> this is so historically accu. coming up the river is exactly e way it was back 150 more years ago. >> all right the eight day cruie will begin and end in san franc. there are additional stops in s, napa and vallejo. the new cruises are scheduled to start next february with prices startg around $6,000. >> you know, i was just going t. that sounds like fun. i would love to do that. >> you've always been saying tae the train and see everything. i mean you could take the ship in your own backyard and see everyg right. >> that's how we got to that $60 because of people like darren. >> think about all the caviar you'll be having. let's start a go fund me started here. our warmest spots are staying in the in the low 80s. it's not going away until the middle of the week. we're going to show you what it will need to warm back to what would be typical in august. the same pattern that's allowing us to stay so cool is also keeping the smoke away from away from us. if we look at the satellite. there's been plenty of fire

specifically to be presented to ukrainian museums, and the complete collection of documents was digitized and handed over to scientists of the central state historical archive, one of the most used fictions in russian state propaganda , this is about the denial of the existence of ukraine historically - this is a lie rations about ukraine is the feed and sweden has a lot of historical ties with ukraine from the early middle ages of kievan rus to the world, the swedish king charles the 12th was in close cooperation with ukraine and the ukrainian leader mazepa. therefore, we have many documents from this period, among others, the most famous constitution of pylyp orlyk, a copy of the constitution written in latin, pylyp orlyk gave to the swedish the king so hoped to legitimize it and recognize it among the family of european states, the status of ukraine, various aspects of the life of the zaporizhzhya cossack state army, the division of power into three branches , e.e. executive, legislative and judicial, for its time, was an extremely progressive document that ukraine was known long before any which revolutionary movements in the russian empire are

parliament for the first time the historical flag is kept in the museum of the verkhovna rada well the collection of volunteers from the dnipro includes 100 flags, so many stategs were collected for 8 years of war among artifacts and battle flags of military units and brigades and blue and yellow with autographs of soldiers and with wishes from them, the volunteers say that the national flags have already become an important part of the history of our struggle, while the fighting continues, the collection continues to be replenished well, after the victory, they plan to hand it over to the museum to create a separate or separate exhibition hall, what flags will be flown there , and what the state symbol of ukraine means for the dnipro people see in our next material, these are uh very valuable flags, this is from the 14th year, our 74 divorce, bam we have been communicating since the 14th year and to this day, we help uh combat boys, the girls are from the 93rd, this is also the 15th year when they went out for a combat coordination from the combat zone. was it an ato zone? she has been collecting it since the first days of the war almost

that a british museum is giving back some artefacts, historical artefacts which came here decades back to india. a reminder of our top story which is a former british member of an islamic statee murder of western hostages in syria. el shafee elsheikh was part of a group who executed and beat and tortured prisoners. there is more on that on our website, where you can hear more from the relatives of the victims of el shafee elsheikh. thank you very much for watching bbc world news, do stay with us if you can. hello there. we ended the week with some warm sunshine but some showers, mainly in the north, close to an area of low pressure. and that same area of low pressure is sitting in the same place for the start of the weekend. but around the base of it, we've got this weather front thickening the cloud, bringing some rain and some stronger winds as well. ahead of that, with some clear skies in england and wales, it'll be a cooler start on saturday morning, significantly cooler than the previous night in southeastern parts of england. some sunshine for england and wales, one or two showers pushing across in the morning, ahead of this main band of rain that's heavy for a while,

secretary of state antony blinken has kicked off a three nation trip to africa with a visit to the historic township in south africa. america's top diplomat toured the peterson museum sunday name after the 12-year-old boy shot and killed by police during the piftvotal anti-apartheid movement. thousands took part in those protests and more than 170 were ultimately gunned down by security forces. blinken will later visit the democratic republic of condo and rwanda as part of his tour. >>> long awaited return home for some west africa artifacts. the museum here in london says that it will give back 72 objects including brass plaques. the museum says that they were forcibly removed from nigeria's city during britt ten's military incursion 125 years ago. the museum says it was moral and appropriate to return the pieces since they were taken by force. museum officials in nigeria say they welcome the decision. >>> still to come, new details on the condition of anne heche after a fiery car crash. we'll have the latest. skip the r rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technhnology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 4 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish toto

museum type installation in the white house. you see that in that she had cabinets, ground for corridor, and historic state china services. possibly most importantly, she decided that the options that i happen -- and that was a real turning point in terms of what remained in the house, in what did not. >> next slide please. >> and then i wanted to give a shout out to mimi eisenhower, who is not always considered in discussions of historic preservation, but she, like mrs. kennedy, was very interested in antiques when she came into office. her pet project was the state china. presidential services, she was concerned that not every presidential family was represented in the white house collection at the time and so she revealed a lot of the techniques mrs. kennedy did to highlight her search, and to have them publicize it and help or get the word out. and she was successful in locating descendants of the families that she was trying to look for china for. and so you see her beaming proudly next to some of the acquisitions. and in sheer numbers of acquisitions, to the white house collection, it is hard to top or in terms of t

museum of american history. in 1996, he joined the office of the supreme court of the united states and has been the associate curator since 2002. when he's not working with the court's historiccollection, or developing new exhibitions, he researches the institutional history of the court, and topics like the judicial robes. this is right up his alley. we are so thrilled to have him present today. with that, matthew, i will turn over t. >> okay great. let me share my screen now. before we get started, i just wanted to say my thank-yous to a couple of people. first two -- fern biting me to do this webinar. i have sort of had this at a pet project, sort of trying to figure out what happened to the early robes them in the switch to the back road black robe actually happened. i also want to thank preservation virginia and all the donors finally getting this project to completion. i have emails from 2005 from your predecessors talking about this project, so congratulations to you all for finally getting it done and making it happen. it looks great. i look forward to coming down to richmond sunday soon and taking a look at it. a couple of other thanks. just to my colleagues in the

state museum-reserve showed the next stage of the work performed. tsarskoye selo in st. petersburg. here, the restoration of the zubovsky wing of the catherine's palace is underway. in total, the historicaling carried out as part of a large-scale restoration project catherine ii personal space with the support of pjsc gazprom, but only now, thanks to the participation of gazprom, we have managed to start and are already significantly closer to recreating these magnificent unique interiors created by architects and cameron and covangelings. this year. we've made a lot of progress . and in the workshops, our restorers have already made almost all the necessary decorative details. now we have already begun the installation of these parts on the walls of the interiors and we are very glad to see you show, because now you can see for yourself how much. during the great patriotic war , the buildings in which catherine ii's private chambers were located were created for catherine the great in this palace . only the brickwork remained almost completely destroyed. everything else has been recreated. this is probably the most complex project that we have ever made more difficult, i would say even