well antarctica antarctica is generally a place with a huge number of surprises.r, it is unpredictable. not in terms of the fact that we can fly there and it will be hot there. no there, maybe snowstorms there may not be snow, there may be a high temperature, or there may be a sharp drop in the weather. leaves much to be desired at night otherwise there was a second wind up to 90 km/h. we sat in the trailer in such a way that it seemed that we were traveling by train, and it was all vibrating outside the window, noisy. a real antarctic summer can you say? you hit it all, that's how we hit it. yes , there are seasons for changing weather conditions, when everything can change quickly, and you need to be ready for this both in terms of clothing and in terms of equipment. and even calculation its logistics need to be prepared. well, to change plans. so we flew, for example, to antarctica the weather was very good and we are good as good. the weather is sunny, firstly, the most important thing is that visibility is good. there is an airfield built right on the ice. an

and a field camp in harsh winter conditions antarctica is definitely uh in antarctica.off-season, there is actually a short summer season - this is december. january, mid-february, almost immediately turn into winter conditions, so we found about 2 months, and at the end of the winter season, we arrived earlier than usual in the month of november. these are also actually winter conditions. this made it possible once again to carry out a general check of the systems of life to ensure the coherence of the work team. well, psychological stability, which is very important. well, do you think you are ready? the belarusian team a-a spend the whole season in antarctica uh, for 15 years of work in the antarctic, a good reserve of specialists has been prepared not only uh, who can work with their heads and uh, make decisions quickly, but also, as i said, with a good strong psychological core. this is one of the most important conditions for the team to work for a long time. uh, closed space, therefore, from this point of view and from the point of view of iron, as life support s

uh, as the country's first explorer of this region is in antarctica. would seem that the relationship should be e, knowingly or in advance yes, biased, nevertheless, the fact is the facts of objectivity and objectivity were reflected in the act. only the very positive aspects of our activities are not a secret that belarusian polar explorers are planning to go on a trip, including a year-round business trip, how difficult it is and what specific preparations may be needed for this, in order to implement, among other things, such a project regarding year-round activities, i would say so at this stage. technical and staffing we are ready to hold year-round events, but this requires a number of other factors, an administrative decision, perhaps the focus of scientific programs on year-round research. this is a very serious event , in fact, team a, leaving for the winter, ends up. uh, totally isolated. uh, it turns out to be an absolutely isolated position and ships and planes. uh, 8 months a year they can't get to the antarctic, so cases, that there will

not take very heavy food, so we took freeze-dried food dehydrated, but there is enough water in antarctica. well, the main thing is to take fuel with you. and this is one of the characteristics of water. uh, we had liquid water just the same. that is, in the morning we heated water with the help of burners, quickly poured out quickly prepared food , quickly poured out for ourselves, and thermoses are hot and barely burning, because if you take hot food and you stay somewhere, then after 15 minutes it all turns into an icicle, well , the traditional question is about the toilet in such conditions, and antarctica is also interesting because, and according to the international agreement, nothing can be left there. that is, everything that you brought there. everything must be brought from there, including, of course, all the products of life with a person, so we can say that we brought the toilet with us. here, at a minimum, that is, all this was packed and then taken to the base, where it was all packed in special containers. as we went out, a separate tent was to us. i had to build. uh, if

questions why antarctica is called the white continent can be given several ambiguous answers? the first is that the continent has not been explored, even today, despite the sixty-year history its active study of development, that is, in the mid-fifties of the last century. ah, the most active phase of the study of this continent began with the international polar year, when 12 countries came to antarctica with their national expeditions, and in general, since then in 1955 , continent continent has been active. uh is being mastered and studied in the first place, but has remained a blank spot as before. this is one of the answer options or the second option is because the continent is 904% covered. eh, there is an ice cap. uh, scientific hypotheses and version that, in general, this is not even a continent. and this is an archipelago. that is, these islands are sheltered united. uh, ice cap and this hypothesis has a real confirmation, thanks to the modern possibilities of satellite imagery from space of various, and spectra, uh, and so on. here, well, and the third option, prob

antarctica itself, this gigantic ice sheet will begin to change.gle thing driving this or are there several factors? what gets us to this point? >> that's really a topic of research right now. believe me, the community is discussing this quite a bit. right now the best ideas are that this very warm ocean condition that we have globally has managed to stir into the water around antarctica near the surface, that's usually isolated from the rest of the world's ocean because it's a little bit fresher, it sits on top of normal ocean water, kind of like oil on water. now apparently some of this heat that's in the ocean globally is stirring into this layer and even a little bit of heat means it takes a longer time for that heat to come out during winter and freeze the top of the ocean. we think that's what's slowing it down. it could also be changes in the wind around antarctica, that's been going on for many decades actually. >> do you think the antarctic system will recover in the way it has recovered in the past years? >> that really is the big questio

well, what should belarusians do in antarctica now ?eing implemented quite successfully, how would you rate this work ? e, research is currently being developed in the antarctic and e, most of them are provided, and scientific instruments are equipped with the most modern e-instrument complexes remote sensing of the natural environment. uh, most of these devices. e, successfully developed by the national academy of sciences of belarus and in its own parameters. not inferior to the best world models. in some cases they surpass them, and in some cases, there are no analogues with this device and the instrument complex. in scientists surely there are such examples can be noted that recent years? a number of countries have acceded to the antarctic treaty, these are turkey portugal malaysia kazakhstan these are countries that did not have, unlike the republic of belarus, uh, even uh, a small part of the history of exploration of the development of this continent, that is, they start their activities in the antarctic from scratch, as beginnin

questions why antarctica is called the white continent can be given several ambiguous answers?the continent has not been studied, even today, despite the sixty-year history of its active study of development, that is, in the mid -fifties of the last century. ah, the most active phase of the study of this continent began with the international polar year, when 12 countries came to antarctica with their national expeditions, and in general, since then in 1955 , continent continent has been active. uh is being mastered and studied in the first place, but has remained a blank spot as before. this is one of answer options or version the second option is because the continent is 904% covered. eh, there is an ice cap. uh, scientific hypotheses and versions that, in general, this is not even a continent. and this is an archipelago. that is, these islands are sheltered united. e, ice cap and this hypothesis has a real confirmation, thanks to the modern possibilities of satellite imagery from space in various aspects. eh, and so on. here, well, and the third option, probably, the answer

uh, as the country's first explorer of this region is in antarctica.that the relationship should be knowingly or in advance yes, biased, nevertheless fact there are facts of objectivity objectivity and in the act were reflected. only the very positive aspects of our activities are not a secret that belarusian polar explorers are planning to go, including on a year-round business trip, how difficult it is and what training features may be needed for this, in order to implement, among other things, such a project regarding year-round events, i would say that at this stage. technical and personnel we are ready to carry out year-round events, but this requires a number of factors, the adoption of an administrative decision. perhaps the emphasis of scientific programs on other year-long research. this is a very serious event , in fact, team a, leaving for the winter, ends up. ah, completely isolated. uh, it turns out to be an absolutely isolated position and ships and planes. uh, 8 months a year they can’t get to antarctica, therefore , in cases where there

russian polar explorers grew watermelons at vostok station in antarctica. perfilyeva found out how the experiment went, and then they were discovered. so, in the analysis, first enjoy the taste, and only then the polar explorers joke to the laboratory. they managed to grow these watermelons in antarctica where it is now 73 degrees of frost in 103 days , as many as eight watermelons, up to 13 cm in size, and weighing up to a kilogram, taste and aroma no worse than uzbek laughs polar explorers. this is the first experiment to grow watermelons in the coldest place on earth in antarctica. station vostok technology development. e for cultivation. in general, even its greenery in harsh climatic conditions, russian cosmonauts in orbit have already carried out many experiments. now they confidently grow, for example, peas and wheat. only one until the grains have risen, all the rest are already here. gone are the cultivation of plants in extreme conditions, not only scientific experiments, but also means of psychological relief. for many months, polar explorers liv

but after all, this is the victory to hear the anthem in his honor in antarctica.e, they are always bold, but they unfold the canvas. in each expedition, their bssr was raised in the seventy-first year of 1971 year in antarctica the period of the sixteenth soviet antarctic expedition and that imagine it was half a century ago then yuri gegenik explores the continent stayed in antarctica for 2 years. zykov is 100 m by 100 m. they built their own island, plywood houses in antarctica, and then i tell the guys. let's raise the banner these symbols don't go through a lifetime from the great holidays to the victory day flag holiday. it accompanies us all the time. a wreath of golden ears of flax and clover flowers in detail on the tree. vitaly solonovich plans for 3 days. this is the average time to make it qualitatively and convey the whole meaning to order, and for 15 years the collection has been replenished with belarusian symbols. all this carries a certain semantic load, so well, here i am such an artist. i see it this way and it won’t work, therefore, well, in thi

in the central part of antarctica, a generator was found under a multi-meter one. in the ice cocoon, which the technician had to cut with special knives. the antarctic riteigs were delivered to st. petersburg on the ship of the fedorov academy, and from there they were transported to ozyorsk, where active strontium was extracted from them at the mayak enterprise and sent to storage. how to replace decommissioned generators now in the north use solar panels and windmills, but batteries freeze windmills, demolish blizzard can help out, a universal atomic battery, which has a longer service life and higher efficiency than soviet etegs . so retags are made using thermoelectric generation technology. and our batteries, nuclear batteries, are made according to the technology of the terms of this metal transformation. today , what we have been able to achieve is 15% efficiency and in the future. we can increase the efficiency up to 40%. the cold of a nuclear battery is not a hindrance; the laboratory has already tested a system that can work in the most severe minus on th

it also has antarctica in the whole summer -- southern hemisphere.hat we are seeing global highest temperature ever. kristen: met 63 degrees is how much higher comparatively to 30 years ago, 40 years ago? chris: the whole world has warmed by about two degrees. the record temperature had been pretty close to this. it had been within a few tenths of -- few tenths of a you can think of these record temperatures as a strong exclamation point on the idea that quibble warming is occurring. kristen: can i ask you quickly before we move further, why is this an unofficial record? how is it measured? chris: this measurement is taken from satellites that cover the whole world every day. it is unofficial because this is the first analysis of those data sets. once there has been more careful checking, week confident about whether or not it really is validated as the officially hottest day ever. which of course is likely to be surpassed by a hotter day in the near future. kristen: right. i want to ask you, obviously records are broken all the time. . is the concer

we managed to grow in antarctica there now 73 degrees of frost.as many as eight watermelons, up to 13 cm in size, and weighing up to a kilogram, taste and aroma no worse than uzbek laughs polar explorers. this is the first experiment on growing watermelons in the coldest place on earth at the antarctic station vostok, the development of technology. russian cosmonauts have already spent a lot of time on growing vegetables and fruits in harsh climatic conditions. experiments. now they confidently grow, for example, peas and wheat. only one until the grain has gone. all the rest are already growing plants in extreme conditions , not only scientific experiments, but also a means of psychological relief. for many months , polar explorers live in conditions where the sun does not rise above the horizon, and it is terribly cold outside. antarctic station vostok welcomes you andrey and his colleagues in geophysics. here, watermelons were grown by tacticians, based on a training video filmed by scientists in petersburg, as a result, there are more fruits.

they began to be taken out and disposed of in order to find the last four generators in antarctica inre expedition. it needed to be thought through. uh, the whole logistics operation is complex, since it was necessary to withdraw the source in one visit of the vessel. the springs were located at the novolazerevskaya 1 station at the molodyozhnaya station, two pieces and one of the sources was not clear for a long time no longer an examination, but it was located in the area of ​​​​the dome b. it's about here somewhere in the central part of antarctica, they found it under a multi-meter layer of snow in the ice background, which the technique had to be cut with special knives. the antarctic rivers were delivered to st. petersburg by academician fedorov, and from there they were transported to ozyorsk, where active strontium was extracted from them at the mayak enterprise and sent to storage. how to replace decommissioned generators now in the north they use solar panels and windmills, but the batteries freeze windmills, demolish blizzard can help out, a universal atomic battery, which

they began to be taken out and disposed of in order to find the last four generators in antarctica ine expedition was organized. necessary was to think. uh, a whole, complex logistics operation, since it was necessary to source and withdraw in one visit of the vessel. the springs were located at novolazarevskaya 1 station at molodyozhnaya station, two pieces and one of the sources was incomprehensibly not examined for a long time. he was in the area of ​​the dome b. it's about here somewhere. in the central part of antarctica, the generator was found under a multi-meter layer of snow in the ice cocoon, which the technician had to cut with special knives. antarctic the ritogs were delivered to st. petersburg on the ship of the fedorov academy, and from there they were transported to ozyorsk, where active strontium was extracted from them at the mayak enterprise and sent to storage. how to replace decommissioned generators now in the north they use solar panels and windmills, but the batteries freeze windmills, demolish blizzard can help out, a universal atomic battery, which has a long

i�*ll never forget one swim when i did down in antarctica in a place called deception island.erneath me were whale bones piled high, rib bones, spine bones, jaw bones, thousands and thousands and thousands of them. we came within an inch of pushing the whale into extinction. and i like to think that those whale bones, which are there, frozen in the waters down in deception island are a reminder of man�*s potential for folly, but they aren�*t. because first we came to the seals, and we took all of them, and then we came to the whales and took virtually all of them. and then now we are going for the antarctic toothfish and taking them and now even going for the tiniest life down there in which everything relies, krill. we have to know when it is time to stop and to project these to stop and to protect these we have to know when it is time to stop and to protect these areas. the message is very powerful and it�*s the kind of testimony that only you can provide because you�*ve undertaken swims like no other human. but there is something a little bit, maybe self—aggrandising about

today we present another favorite topic of our geographers - antarctica - questions from the russianety for 800. in december 2007 , for the first time in the history of the continent, this building was built from glued beams at novolazarevskaya station. let's say it's a bath? here she is playing further questions from the russian geographical society for 600. in 1902, the expedition of erich brigalsky's foundation landed in antarctica on the shores of the davis sea and named the open shore after this emperor. 1902 ii question from the russian geographical society for 400 about, they say that he guards the path to the south pole , he was photographed by robert's expedition scientists working at antarctic stations complain about its quality and say that even on the iss it is better and there are already plans carrying fiber optic cable to the mainland. the internet so far, that a movie is being made very slowly for a thousand , lars von trier is making this film, replaced almost all the scenery with images on the floor, even the dog is painted. filming a movie for 800 in 1946, during t

we just didn’t have an official peace festival twice with antarctica , the cradle of cultural diplomacy the spaslav unity bazaar, while the forum itself almost squandered everything on a dunka businessman, the forum is diverted from dc and saratov the meaning of the bazaar of the investigation. vitebsk is beyond the power of any line, here is its official registration and the same address of the place of creation of the world. in soviet times, if you descended into the vitebsk pit, then only with skates in your hands, the entrance without them was forbidden; in the place of the summer pedator there was a city skating rink, and no one could have imagined that the structures built here in the near future would bring vitebsk world fame, no one could have imagined as a starting point, of course. uh, polish festival and summer theater, which, uh, was erected in the shortest deadlines, reducing all building codes literally five times ringing in ruptured wounds. this is the early of that day and will become the day. the people are not like this building was never closed for this course, so tha

swimming in the i places where i do for example across the north pole in antarctica and the ross sea,y a message about what is happening to the planet, —— i am able to. to shine a light on these places where we really do need to shine a light. so for example the swim across the north pole in 2007, it was across an open patch of sea. the message was simple — can you swim across the north pole? or in the ross sea, it was to get the area protected. i did the swim down there and afterwards to the kremlin and two years later shuttling back and forwards, we were able to get the area protected. and so i think that swimming in cold water captures the imagination of the media and also, it conveys a message — there is a vulnerability to our planet. bill - there is a vulnerability to our planet-— our planet. all of that, we will unpick _ our planet. all of that, we will unpick in _ our planet. all of that, we will unpick in some - our planet. all of that, we will unpick in some detail| will unpick in some detail because you've been campaigner, you've now, i think, taken the term environmental di

temperatures all the way into north africa, temperatures of 122 degrees fahrenheit, even down in antarcticathey are registering their highest temperatures today and we can expect more of this as we are now officially in an el niÑo season. let's dive into what is going on in the bay area. it's hard to believe, we are such a small corner of this global issue, but right now we have a low pressure over us, that is keeping us cool. about 10 degrees below average along the coast, leaving us in the upper 50s and lower 60s and that is also with the marine layer floating around, too. below are average inland, and we will see warmer temperatures around the corner. for now, that is what we are dealing with. in the next 14 days, that is where the climate prediction center is showing some change. let's take livermore for example, still below average right now sitting in the 70s, heading into the weekend , once we kick off next week, the heat is going up fast. potentially the triple digits off in the east inland hills. sunshine on the board with some clouds hit or miss. 80s will quickly turn into the upp

this antarctica means woven.se are sofas, which means woven and so on, vitebsk, which means, uh , belarusians are belarusians, which, uh, unique posts okay, uh, you don’t repeat, just under the dnieper belarusians, which means characteristic and tripensky bag with ovals and hoof iramiki and try the beaver. and the masters mean various carvers and the eastern polissya, the belarusian of the eastern premises, he is rich in his own way. uh, he has a vetka system. magnificent towels known to the whole world. he has, uh, wonderful ideas about images. e belarusians of this environment, what is well shown, for example, you see people famous in a famous novel, on the contrary, in a swamp. these are the belarusians. here is such a belarusian she is in your opinion. how far have we gone today from our origins, from our roots, and how can we bring beauty and beauty to modern youth? the uniqueness of the national culture is preserved through the transmission of it through the generation. and this is all the earth. now we are

you will see extreme covert ice, greenland and as far south as antarctica now record-breaking, low ice arara as well. there, at an altitude of 4,000 m. glaciers are melting, languishing from the heat. records, 52° electricity consumption is also at an abnormally high level, and a typhoon hit because of which train flights were canceled in china. unprecedented heat and in north america in the valley of death on the border of california and nevada, the temperature reaches 53 ° c

era of the earth, when the average temperature was 5-10 ° higher, and gardens were blooming in antarctica well, death, where is your sting all climate hysteria is explained, just globalism is experiencing a crisis on a planetary scale. economic growth stopped 20 years ago from then remain purely virtual before capitalism. solved the problem simply. material values ​​​​were destroyed by the war, so that an insatiable demand arose and an increase in production began. now war as a cure does not seem to be suitable. there is a risk of making the land uninhabitable. so it is necessary to nullify all the already existing wealth and declare the value of something new, that tesla's windmills, and also sverchkov's life in the virtual world. they bake killing the planetary industry, creating a sexless , powerless, childless humanity. why does the first world intend to live off special tax, it will take any product bearing the notorious carbon footprint. simply put, a civilization of global parasitism is being formed. the first world consumes, and the second third produce for the same pay. he lives

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lizard in the face of global warming alinat from iran predicts future work is called a refuge or antarctica in 2070. is it true. there is a question mark at the end daniel murphy from ireland and his drawing it is called hell for short and there is nothing to add. after the advertisement, another intrigue of the week first spun, and then quickly resolved. our country is determined to build a strategic partnership with african friends. the cooperation between russia and the congo is deeply rooted and has been going on for a very long time. the african market is becoming increasingly relevant for those interested in investment. sponsoring hospital schools, we have built a fairly large number infrastructural social object problems. and decides their absolutely disinterestedness. e countries to tell about life here from a completely different angle. well, what, in general, hearing what you say to the example of the anglo-boer war, i don’t want to upset, but the anglo-boer war had already ended for years, the russian public was then more than 120 years ago , even a couple of hundred russian volu

as we swiveled around towards the south pole with a research station in the argentine islands of antarctica, it is winter, dark almost all day with a sliver of sunlight on the horizon, but the recently recorded temperature come in the 40s fahrenheit them away out of the ordinary when you are getting zero energy from the sunshine. we have a developing el nino , the brightly colored ocean water around the equator , that is abnormally warm sea surface temperatures and a heavy thumb on the scale of the global temperature trend, not just the rest of this year but likely into next year , 2023 and 2024 are likely to rank as the top two hottest years on record. the hot weather in short supply around the bay area but we are in a small portion of the globe. we will look at our forecast in a few minutes. >>> a new tool to help the fight against wildfires as cal fire going to artificial intelligence. steve large takes us inside a facility in grass valley to show us how it works. >> reporter: this is one of the features of these monitors show insight as cal fire emergency command center . >> these camer

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passengers of vnukovo airport russian polar explorers have grown watermelons at vostok station in antarctica. these are joint projects of scientists from the arctic and antarctic research institutes of the agrophysical institute and the institute. the physician of biological problems managed to get eight sweet fruits weighing up to 1 kg in total. every soon at the station they are also expecting cucumbers from the future, scientists are going to grow the coldest points of the earth or forest berries, blackberries, blueberries and strawberries. experiments at vostok station have been carried out since 2020, scientists have already managed to grow 80 varieties of different crops, including peppers. the prosecutor's office of the kaluga region demands that the crime of the nazis and their accomplices in the region during the great patriotic war be recognized as genocide, the corresponding lawsuit was filed with the court on behalf of the prosecutor general of russia igor krasnov the total number of victims for the period of occupation by the nazis of the kaluga region exceeded 26,000 more than

the mission to circumnavigate antarctica, started by harry and ollie ferguson, is thought to be a worldted the journey of more than 12500 miles could take up to two years. they took inspiration from the a scientific expedition in 1839 where the ships discovered the ross ice shelf. and now to the remarkable story of an australian sailor who survived two months at sea. here he is — this is the castaway — tim shaddock — and on his right you can see his beloved dog bella. the pair set off from la pez, along the baja california peninsula in mexico, in april. they were attempting a 6,000 km solo voyage across the pacific ocean to french polynesia — but their boat was damaged by a storm several weeks later. this meant the sailor and his best friend — were left drifting in the vast and hostile north pacific ocean — for two months! they survived on a diet of raw fish and rainwater. the pair were rescued by a trawler this week after a helicopter spotted them. that's all we have a news day, i monica miller thanks for watching. hello. if you're wondering whether any of the heat that's currently aff

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: the world navigating uncharted territory in recent months with record low sea ice levels near antarctica, unprecedented surface temperatures in the north atlantic ocean, and the hottest day on earth reached multiple times this week and that blazing sun priming conditions for ground-level ozone, when pollutants chemically react in the sunlight, prompting air quality alerts for 24 million people today in the northeast. >> that's bad. that's not normal. look at this >> reporter: the hazy skies aren't as severe as that apom calyptic orange from wildfires last month, but experts say it all adds up, as mounting research links air pollution with poor physical and mental health >> we're having a public issue of air and lung health, but also of confinement and further isolation. >> reporter: emilie, let's circle back to the air quality. i know what we're seeing rite now is elevated ozone. but are we free of the risk from the canadian wildfires? >> reporter: well, lester, forecasters say it's very likely we'll continue to see impacts, as canada's wildfire season presses on for an expected several

it hit 122 degrees and even antarctica where it's winter. usually a warm, unusually warm rather. scientists say the extreme heat as a result of climate change as well as the el nino weather pattern. and lawrence is here launched. i know you've been tracking some of those heat patterns. yeah, we have one, of course, with that heat wave last weekend. but far cry from that now. now we're seeing those temperatures head well below normal 5 to 15 degrees below the average. back to where we are sitting in much of june. so we see that fog sweep back on shore. it has been cloudy along the coastline. of course, not much in the way of sunshineolnoking out toward half moon bay right now. >> got the clouds gathering there and some cool temperatures. the breeze blowing as well. we're going to continue to see more of that fog stretching on short now about putting up against the east bay hills. and as it does, yeah, we're going to see more. the cloud cover fill into the bay and many the valleys overnight tonight. so everybody's going to see a good dose of that marine air. here's the good news to

the strategically important position of the archipelago in the south atlantic and proximity to antarctica calls for dialogue between countries by the un, any attempts by the argentines to start negotiations are perceived by london with hostility, starting to search for oil fields near the islands in 2010 brie. did not send additional naval forces there, in one the current heir to the throne, prince william, took part in the expeditions. so even a short hint of the disputed territory in london was perceived not as an empty phrase, the local press writes that the british foreign minister cloverly asked the european union in advance to avoid such formulations, but brussels remained indifferent to these names. yes, understand that after brexit, the british should not tell their european partners, having boiled up some deputies of the british parliament. this behavior of brussels was called miserable and stupid tv commentators also did not stand aside. we asked the european union to designate the falcland islands by their official name , the falkland islands. futu islands. yeah and they didn't

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another possibility is that cruise liners took him north on earth in central antarctica. there are no penguins. the south pole is much too far from the sea. only a few bird species make it that far like the south color schema, but it can also fly because what is read? why do you have a science question? they will send it in by a voice message text. oh video. if we answer it on the shows, you'll get a little surprise as a thing to come on just dos for traveling long distances. most of us take a vehicle. it might be a car wreck, show a truck or a boat or we guess on the plain for the environment. it's not so good. but to new materials and fields help reduce the impact of planes on how well these boeing triple 7 is getting a new skin. ridley film is being glued onto the cropped fuselage and engines piece by piece. each measuring one me to buy 50 centimeters. that's 950 square meters film for each croft, adding up to a good $1800.00 pieces of fil, a huge task. beginning step forward is here in groove. the difficult thing is to position the film correctly. and also there are n

rainforest are found in ever continent except for antarctica some of the biggest ones o earth are along the amazon river in south america rainforest are home to mor than half of all living things yet they only make up 6% of th earth surface. every square foot of the rai forest contained unique plants and animals. from the forest floor to the canopy, to the top of th tallest trees. see amazing environment of vital ecosystems for plants, animals and people alike the yanomami are just one of many indigenous tribes tha have lived in the amazon rai forest for centuries sadly, there are home and away of life is in trouble. part because of a widespread issue called deforestation >> so deforestation is whe because of human action, trees are removed from an area to be used for human purposes. so it can either be used for lumber, or to create areas for production or even tibia-abl to create touristic areas fo hotels, urbanization and cities we >> deforestation is a problem all over the world and is an even bigger issue fo tropical rainforest because of the rich biodiversity that the contain. fort

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and louisiana this is an ice sculpture in the weddell sea near antarctica. this is the walrus hospitality committee who came over to see the gringos were visiting there, their place, you know. and they say a lot of us these this is one of my favorite photographs from my life. these are ivory goals in their courtship. this is in the norwegian arctic off the island of, svalbard, spitsbergen. i'm sorry, this is a polar bear waiting for the next seal, or maybe a gringo will fall the ship. they're here are kittiwakes in front of the monaco glacier off spitsbergen that glacier. now, this picture was in 2014. the glacier now is one fourth of that size. here are gentoo and chinstrap penguins jumping up an iceberg near the island of south georgia so it secured uranium leaves in the holy cross wilderness. bull and rocky mountain national park, west cross creek, a beautiful, isolated holy cross wilderness. sandhill cranes taking off in boats. goodale apache sandhill crane coming right at me and the buckskin apache for aspen and then the bird male park in north and nort

appears there and the guard - this antarctica becomes none other than australia, again a problem withthe northern sea route for development. see how there there is a shallowing, really often of the earth 's land in the north, and everything else, as they are exposed, the same thing and the melting of glaciers and everything else. that is, he and the gererafic political world are beginning to change, and it is logical that today we are also trying to look the same way. and where are these poles connected to the west and east? it is absolutely logical that our state is looking for allies and that we are striving to join the shanghai cooperation organization today. this is an indicator that we have chosen a clear eastern vector , that is, today we relate ourselves more to the eastern world has no right to the eastern world, not in terms of psychology there, but in terms of building their own statehood of sovereignty, if western countries are the only ones who need a body that solves their problems, then those bodies that are being created today in these structures, like the shanghai orga