cosmos 186 and cosmos-188. the docking was a success the first time. hours, then the ships unpacked and returned to earth. this is what this day in history was like. you know, such a thrill when you start the engine of a tank for the first time, you just feel this power, me, when i decided to come to donbass, they thought i was completely crazy, seventeenth, please go down to the intensive care unit, they asked, they called , well, ready, not ready, as if they were not ready, as if they were always ready, as in the great patriotic war women made a big contribution , so now women do a lot. here, where i am as a medic, let’s say and as a driver , i can probably bring them more benefit than i will sit in the office at the computer when she just comes up to you and even just hugs you and says the word that we love you we believe that this gives a lot, i will not sit at home, idle, this is my land, i will defend it, i will not give it to anyone. have you flown before? there were a lot of things i hadn’t done before, but then i did. the dream is to fly with

you study the cosmos. how do you interpret all these revelations as a site is the. b am guided by evidence and as of now we haven't seen convincing evidence. indeed the coming from governments that we see fuzzy image is the most convincing. it's quite possible that there is classified data other these far more convincing because the government's money for this guy for national security purposes, and they would be the 1st not these things. with our new truck astronomer scientists are focused on smaller regions of the sky at any given time, and they look very far away, it's distance forces, so they, you, nor anything near earth. and so it's quite possible the us government would be the 1st of all this, some unusual or phenomenon and also retrieve materials from them. but we haven't seen that the evidence. and the question is, does it exist? and david gras says it does. and he spoke with 40 people that were involved in programs and for a tribute and reverse engineering of these materials, according to him, a fed alien spacecraft. and that he was asked to provide contac

-186 and cosmos 188.k longer , there was an overconsumption of fuel, the ships left the visibility zone, an alarming silence reigned in the tsupi, but then the cosmonaut konstantin feaktistov exclaimed: there is contact. automatic docking completed spacecraft kosmos-186 and kosmos-188. the docking was a success the first time. their joint flight lasted 3.5 hours, then the ships undocked and returned to earth. this is what this day in history was like. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, the amounts are serious, in russia there is a clear and clear signal, at what point will you say, i did everything in this project, everything i could, never i won’t say whether russian industry is capable of replacing foreign suppliers; it is necessary mobilize all resources, give me a recipe, in general, how can you achieve what you have achieved? stood up, dusted himself off, and went, is russia ready to change, does evolution occur in any structure?

now part of north korean leader, kim jong, the summit visit to rush it included a trip to a cosmo drum to a, a russian missile facility. so that is a, a real key part of the concern for, for this region given by north korea is missile. and nuclear weapons programs been well that said, frank considering the west a reaction to the current situation. is there a threat of escalation? well certainly in south korea, there is a, a thread that is perceived as south korean president used to kill, came to office in may of 2022. and he's ratcheted up the alliance with united states and brought in more us so called strategic assets. these are weapons that can deliver at nuclear strike on north korea. just this week, a us nuclear submarine visited the port of blue sun. and just in the last day, a u. s. b $52.00 bomber landed in so square for the 1st time. and in many years, so the perceived threat of north korea certainly is, is much higher in south korea, and that is a threat that's taken very seriously again by the president here you. and so if you'll and frank, let's just expand this for a 2nd a

people want a connection with the cosmos. they want a connection beyond themselves.generally speaking other atheists aside that this is the human story for the most part. mary eberstadt in your view has christianity from time to time been co-opted by politicians? in a negative way? >> well, yes. one of the things that might make people believe in original is how corrupt the relationship between the church and the state can be. and how confounding it can be one for example we have kings with defined rights. again no argument about how the church has often up itself for head corrupt leaders or leaders with social motivations rather than supernatural ones. >> going back to the kings and queens with the divine right to rule. it was always said by elizabeth ii truly believe that she was chosen. and that whole viewpoint has faded out, hasn't it, that these families have the divine right to rule? >> well if you're talking about the royal family they are subject to the same sector rising trends that we are talking about so be surprising to hear any of them having an right at

gas clouds clumped together to form the first stars and galaxies which now fill the cosmos.and galaxies then spread across the universe says that there might be something wrong with his original ideas. i've spent all my life developing a particular theory of the universe, and now that theory is being questioned. i welcome that because that's how we move forward. that's how we make progress in science. that's because a powerful supercomputer simulation has challenged carlos's theory. it's taken 30 years to get to this stage, and this is what they found — the orange branches are a mysterious invisible substance called dark matter, and the bright dots are the galaxies we see in space — like jewels on a vast cosmic web. but the exact details aren't the same as the data gathered by nasa's james webb's space telescope and other observatories. the current theory beautifully explains how galaxies evolve, but there is a problem — it predicts that they're 7% more closely clustered together than they actually are. the new computer simulation is much more detailed, and it takes into acc

. >> vamos a tratar de hacerlo mejor posible para que no cosmo cualquier cosa. >> otra recomendaciÓn cuidado. tambiÉn durante estos dÍas es importante cuidar los dientes de los niÑos ante el exceso de dulces que van a recibir. un odontÓlogo no dice que una formaparÁ equilibrar un poco la cantidad de caramelos que va a consumir su pequeÑo es la moderaciÓn y mantener a su niÑo muy bien hidratado. nos mostrÓ como el consumo en exceso puede daÑar nuestros dientes. >> estudiante tienen varias capas. el esmalte en donde inician las caries. primero se forman unas pequeÑas manchas blancas. Ésas son Áreas de descalcificaciÓn de los dientes. si se dejan esas manchas blancas se hacen hoyos en los dientes. cuando llegan al esmalte de los dientesa veces no duelen pero es el tiempo perfecto para arreglarlo. una vez que llegan mÁs profundo,se tienen que hacer otros tratamientos para arreglar los dientes. >> ya lo escuchÓ, puede disfrutar esta celebraciÓn de halloweencuidando ante todo su salud bucal y la de su familia. >> y tambiÉn es muy importante conocer los riesgos que pueden tener los disfrace

satellites, rockets, telescopes, pieces of plating, ships and other equipment, 2 years ago, reus cosmost if to collect all the debris from orbits around the earth, you get more than 7,000 tons, for comparison, a loaded train of seventy cars weighs about the same, since in orbit bodies move 10 times faster than the field, a collision of a ship with even a small piece: debris can lead to damage new debris, which in turn can remain in space for thousands of years. scientists warn that clutter around the earth's space will one day lead to the kesler effect. this is a situation in which near space, due to cascading collision cycle, generating more and more new debris, becomes too dangerous and unsuitable for the operation, that is, just a few major ones... accidents and astronaut flights will stop, and the earth will be left without satellite communications. in addition, space debris often falls to the ground. point nema in the pacific ocean, for example, was nicknamed the spaceship graveyard, because in this place on earth, the most remote from land, satellites and ships removed from orbit

. >>> israel has sent additional troops to its northern border with lebanon as cosmo law threatens to escalate the conflict. this is video on the town from the southern border of lebanon showing flares being used to light up the sky , attacking israeli forces from behind, trying to pin israeli forces in from both sides. so far, three militants and three israeli soldiers have been killed in those confluence. -- conflicts. >> people are feeling on edge and questioning whether they are truly safe. that is why one oakland synagogue is asking for extra protection. the attack over the weekend that killed israeli civilians has sent shockwaves through the congregation. on saturday, he reached out to police to ask for more security. >> we called them and said, have you been following events and they said, yes we have and we will be there for you. >> synagogues all over the world are ramping up protections as well out of fear of being attacked. >>> the ministry of health in gaza says 1100 people have been killed there, including 326 children. they say more than 5000 other people have been wound

this is true across cultures, people want to connection with the cosmos. they want to connection beyond themselves. generally speaking new atheist and other atheists aside, but this is the human story for the most part. >> host: mary eberstadt, and co-opted by politicians in a negative way? >> guest: yes. one of the things that might make people believe in original sin is how corrupt the relationship between the church and the state can be and how confounding it can be when, for example, we have kings with divine rights thanks to themselves. no argument from this quarter about how the church has often screwed up itself and had corrupt leaders or had leaders with earthly motivations rather than supernatural ones. >> host: going back to the kings and queens with divine right to rule, it was always said that elizabeth ii truly believed that she was chosen, and that whole viewpoint has faded off, hasn't it? that these families have the divine right to rule? >> host: if the >> guest: if you are talking about the royal families there subject to the same seculari

even 2 years ago, reus cosmos calculated that if you collect all the debris from orbits around... theore than 7,000 tons, for comparison, a loaded train of 70 cars weighs about the same. since bodies in orbit move 10 times faster than the field, a collision of a ship with even a small piece of debris can lead to damage. new debris, which in turn can remain in space for thousands of years. scientists warn that clutter near the earth's space will one day lead to the effect... kesler, this is a situation in which near space, due to a cascading cycle of collisions generating more and more new debris, becomes too dangerous and unsuitable for carrying out an operation, that is, everything several major accidents will stop astronaut flights, and the earth will be left without satellite communications. in addition, space debris often falls to the ground. nema's point the pacific ocean, for example, was nicknamed the spaceship graveyard. because in this place on earth, farthest from land , satellites and ships removed from orbit that did not burn up in the atmosphere are flooded. five countrie

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. >> es ver el universo y el cosmos funcionando al frente de tus ojos. >> estamos a solo minutos del tenemos, por supuesto, a max cordero con los últimos detalles de cara a este gran evento. max. adelante . fatima. amigos de telemundo 48 un domingo especial por muchos factores. >> la gran rivalidad de la nfl entre dos equipos histórico dos nuestro san francisco fortín y cheers que reciben en un libi stadium que va a estar a reventar a sus históricos rivales, los dallas cowboys y lo más importante, como bien lo decía fátima, la transmisión de telemundo forty eight a partir de las 17:00 de la tarde. vamos a revisar lo que es el pasado reciente entre estos two equipos, porque vale la pena recordar que la temporada pasada los 49ers que llegaron a la serie de campeonato eliminaron al equipo de américa acá en leicester. pum! de lo que fue un partido complicado. pero el cuadro rojo de grado de caos supo sacar el partido adelante. luego, lamentablemente, los egos pues se dieron cuenta del equipo de la bahía en la serie de campeonato y quedaron cerquita del super superbowl. pero vamos a anali

the cinema museum past the stone flower fountain, group high school students follow xinia to the cosmosare their impressions, sometimes my friends and i make our own films, short films, and therefore i would like to take experience from the older generation, i would like to just visit space, find out what is happening there, feel weightlessness , excursions will be conducted for foreigners, in addition to english, also in german, spanish, chinese and arabic, seven flagship routes have been developed, one of the main excursion routes russia is us, for for an hour and a half, guests will be able to get acquainted with the main part of the exhibition and visit pavilion 75, which presents... the key achievements of all 89 regions of our country. construction work is almost completed, foreign guests were invited to visit the russia forum exhibition by sergei kiriyenko, during a conversation with members of the council of the world youth festival. i am glad to welcome you to moscow at the russia exhibition. i hope you will have the opportunity not only to see the exhibition on a bus excursion

socialism, true, in the subway they read thick magazines, the new world and foreign literature , true, cosmoscation, true, no one has ever looked at us, this is true, but the truth of the one human one life , to make this short human life well comfortable, isn’t this the task, so that there is no queue, so that everything is always available all over the world and you can buy it, so that an attempt is made: capitalism. question: why are tens of thousands of people leaving homeland and leave for the west? because everything is there? what is all this? this is an opportunity to have the best the world has, will they have it? the vast majority will not, but it will be possible to have everything. that is, freedom of choice, that’s the word that was found, freedom, it was the possibility of this freedom that moved people in 91 and 93. rejecting socialism, why did life in russia suddenly change so dramatically , there was no help from the west, power in the country was taken by energetic, incomparably smart people, though it was absolutely unprincipled, by the way, the rule of chukotka, perhaps th

. >> it's a mob, a happy mob that is actually engaged with the cosmos. >> reporter: no matter the ageool sight to see. >> reporter: viewers were over the moon. >> it looks amazing. >> reporter: it's 9:24 a.m. in los angeles. maximum eclipse making the sky slightly darker. if you have the right equipment or glasses, the view is pretty spectacular. because the sun is never fully covered, observers must wear proper high aye protection. what did you think? >> this is phenomenal. we were in a total eclipse in 2017 in wyoming. and it's one of the best things we've ever done. we're nothing knot going to miss. >> reporter: if you nice mist this, no worries. the total eclipse like we last saw in 2017 will occur again in just six months. in the u.s., ideal viewing locations will span from texas to maine. >> this is just a precursor to the big one coming in april, i think. a little training for her. >> reporter: excitement already building for an experience out of this world. dana griffin, nbc news, los angeles. >> six months our time. >> too cloudy here. my mom drove to visit one. beautiful pic

a half, almost every day we receive new, previously inaccessible data about the structure of the cosmose telescope. which of our ideas about the structure and functioning and evolution of the universe are confirmed by these new data, and which perhaps should be revised. my guest today is a candidate: physics-mathematical sciences.

mountains are like the northern lights, yes, very similar to the northern lights, the milky way and the cosmoss up in children through creativity, the technique of acrylic painting, this is also the expansion of boundaries and psychological relief for children from the lugansk people's republic. you just start playing with it the way you want, what kind of drawing you want to see, maybe do it slowly. this is the tenth anniversary master class on the synergy of good, which unites throughout the year. they have such a desire to express creativity, even the girl now wants to make another painting, the guys there are also almost finishing the work in oil, so what? we can say that such a great good deed, such a great event, we succeeded , of course, with the support of the company group and the moscow government, and i think that in three months we will hold another master class. 265 paintings have been painted together since the start of the project, and they are also presented at exhibitions. this time, the children of the republican center for social rehabilitation of disabled children from the

why of cosmo countries have decided to tons of aging to join the said a 1000 votes for him. many of them in global south countries, middle eastern countries who have seen the tangible results of the belgian vote initiative and want to have a bias of that themselves. school that own countries. so i'll give me the style guest arriving and phasing and taking positive form is the rushes of logic may of food. and as we know of plasma payton shooting, paying out this very special close relationship, they decided early 2020 to that that would be a no limits friendship. and indeed a postman, she has met $38.00 times. i think it is a since she became a president back in 2013 and the, so this is really going to be something interesting that a lot of international observers are going to be keeping an eye on what happens between president person and she, and of course whether it's going to be more agreements to do with the optic, the northern see routes being a key agreements between the 2 sides would have to wait and see. but as these ventures into other countries have, see i've been s

the shot was fired in dovbosh, who handed over the barrel to whom, he said, if you sell it from the cosmoswill be stolen, and you will be killed. in order to collect all this, mr. mykhailo spent a lot of effort and time , my life was spent on it, i didn’t buy it from people from... or where you are, i worked it all out, i cut down the forest for six months here in mykolychyna, which i got the wartka, i built a house for this belt, mr. mykhailo says, according to legend, dovbush had extremely great strength, there are many legends about where he got it, the most common one is that he saw a devil while grazing sheep, these are legends of people. the real story is completely different, his father brought him as a 12-year-old boy, brought him to the furrier to kovali, so that he could learn blacksmithing, and he was blacksmithed in the land there, and in the summer he went to graze sheep, and he grazed the captives, the sheep and found a forest, well there i met an old man who collected herbs, here for... i found a rare one in the carpathians a plant, cruciferous grass, which gives incredible

. >> it's a mob, happy mob that's engaged with the cosmos. >> reporter: no matter the age -- >> it's>> reporter: -- viewers were over the moon. it's 9:24 a.m. in los angeles, maximum eclipse making the skylightly darker, if you have the right equipment or glasses, the view is pretty spectacular. >> reporter: because the sun is never fully covered observers must wear proper eye protection. >> what did you think? >> this was phenomenal. with he were in total eclipse in 2017 in wyoming, it was one of the best things we have ever done so the partial eclipse is something we are not going to miss. >> reporter: if you miss this had eclipse, no worries, that total eclipse which will create complete darkness like in 2017 will occur in six months. in the u.s. ideal viewing locations will a span from texas to maine. >> this is a precursor to the big one coming to april. a little training for her. >> reporter: excitement already building for an experience out of this world. dana griffin, nbc news, los angeles. >>> fantastic images there. >> super cool. all right. want to take this opportunity, i

like the northern lights, but it’s very similar to the northern lights, like the milky way and the cosmos the technique of acrylic painting and expanding the boundaries of psychological relief for children from the luhansk people's republic, you just start. play with it as you want, what kind of drawing you want to see, you can do it slowly, this is the tenth anniversary master class with the energy of goodness, which throughout the year unites russian artists and children from new regions of the country, the origins of the project were the mother of many children, victoria maksimova, maybe they have such a desire to express creativity, even a girl now he wants to make another picture, and the guys there are almost finishing it too. butter, well, what can we say, such a great, good deed, such a great event, we succeeded, of course , with the support, sponsorship, this is the boon group of companies and the moscow government. and i think that in three months, we will hold another master class, 265 paintings have been painted together since the start of the project, they will also be presen

cinema museum past the stone flower fountain, a group of high school students follows ksenia to the cosmosir impressions, sometimes my friends and i make our own films, and short films and therefore i would like in spanish, chinese and arabic, seven flagship routes have been developed. one of the main excursion routes in russia is this is us, in an hour and a half, guests will be able to get acquainted with the main part of the exhibition and visit pavilion 75, which presents the key achievements of all 89 regions of our country. construction work is almost complete. kiriyenko invited foreign guests to visit the russia forum exhibition. time to communicate with members of the world youth festival council. i am glad to welcome you to moscow at the russia exhibition. i hope you will have the opportunity not only to see the exhibition on a bus excursion, but also to walk around a little by pavilion work on the exhibition is just finishing up. the international exhibition forum russia starts on november 4 and will last until april 12 next year. during this time , a lot of events await visitors

and it gives us new tools and new ways to observe the micro cosmos, let's say. but of course, they are looking for applications and they might be able and for example, in electronics to make the electronics faster, but also in medicine because as we, as electrons are also part of our body, as i said, we could also maybe some kind of observe how they move and molecules and make medical diagnostic diagnosis. okay? kind of better and find services. and what about the voting post? as i know with physics, it's hard to tell, you know, who could or would be the windows but, but in this case, the voting process. well, it's always difficult to tell who will win, like it's always a surprise because the decision making process is kept secret for 50 years. you so you'll never know or we'll, we don't know how the comedy decides on the laureates. but we also see that now and i'm ready yet is the 5th women and since $919.00 a one since the price has begun. and out of 224 laureates for 5 and out of 22524 loretta to discuss. so yeah, so we see there is a lot of kind of embedding

taken into account, perhaps chemical ones, which we do not yet know, it seems that at this time the cosmosover large distances, it is mainly filled with hydrogen, well, with a little here and there with a certain amount of helium, under these conditions we must correct our star models, it follows from observations on the web, right? yes, yes, and this is apparent simplicity, that is, hydrogen and helium - this is before the formation of the first stars, and as soon as the first massive object is formed, it cannot yet be called either a star or a galaxy, it is simply some kind of condensation, a condensation of gas, and the gas begins to gradually become denser and at the same time thermodynamic processes that are quite complex occur in it, there is an exchange of radiation between different parts of this cloud, at some point it may become opaque, then the radiation cannot leave it, it cannot carry away heat from it, this stops further compression of the cloud, on the other hand, if next to this cloud already once the star has lit up, it irradiates it with ultraviolet light, and this immedi

what's it called a tonic, bright red eyes, bright pink lips and, amazing russians , you understand the cosmosn't understand it, but i just see that it looks very, and maybe the person has tanned somewhere, look which in chocolate, she is fine in the solarium, well, i don’t know, maybe she had a good vacation, it’s just fantastic, but still from the world... a russian is joining our airwaves, not about make-up, that’s what we’re going to talk about with our guest oleksandr kovalenko , the military-political columnist of the information resistance group, he is simonyan, of course, mr. oleksandr, we welcome you, good morning, simonyan, well, wait , well, just, well, anyway, about atomic weapons, atomic weapons, yes, atomic weapons, why did the russians start testing again this one is flying chernobyl, the so-called 14th time, is already a stormtrooper, er, there is no analogue of a nuclear-fueled missile, and how, in principle , does this relate to the fact that this lady simonyan says that let’s detonate a bomb, turn off all the lights, over siberia , let's blow it up, let's see, well, there wa

about, and where they trained in belgorod, what kind of hall did you have, there is one here, the cosmosrena, we had a hockey arena all the time, and we were amazed all the time, they didn’t heat the ice, they put a wooden platform on the ice, then they filmed it, and it was so hard. the belgor arena multifunctional complex was built with budget money; it was built in just 2 years, thanks in part to auditors. and now the russian team, someone represented from belarus, yes, we have three people, right? of course, control is required during the construction of not only large-scale projects, but also during the arrangement sports grounds within walking distance. city of gurevsk, kaliningrad region. just recently, this football field looked different, before that we kneaded clay here, if it was dry weather, then of course, the field was quite bumpy, crooked, this had a very strong influence, when i ran, i already hit , but a bump got in the way and the ball didn’t hit the goal, you run, it’s like you’re taking the ball, it hits the bump and back to your opponent, he... runs away, that’s it,

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that ua science is three people, i am the publisher, i have two girls, marina kachura, who writes cosmosarkush, 28 years old, sorry, girls, that's all, and at some point we realized that we want to write about science in a way that we ourselves would be interested in read, that's why we have, that's why we, uh, post memes, that's why we speak a clear language , we don't rely on uh, the great heritage that was there somewhere in scientific print magazine-journalism, we were born on the internet, we work as a quality news publication, you are a ukrainian from... originally from russia, why did you decide to create a ukrainian-language publication in the first place, if i understand it, you spoke and wrote there and worked in russian all your youth, this is in fact, this not with not quite like that, but i spoke exclusively ukrainian until four years, and so on, and so on, when kindergarten started, when school started, that's when i came to your parents spoke, that means ukrainian with you, we always spoke. in ukrainian, there is a very interesting story about my parents, because they are

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gas clouds clumped together to form the first stars and galaxies which now fill the cosmos.w stars and galaxies then spread across the universe says that there might be something wrong with his original ideas. i've spent all my life developing a particular theory of the universe, and now that theory is being questioned. i welcome that because that's how we move forward. that's how we make progress in science. that's because a powerful supercomputer simulation has challenged carlos's theory. it's taken 30 years to get to this stage, and this is what they found — the orange branches are a mysterious invisible substance called dark matter, and the bright dots are the galaxies we see in space — like jewels on a vast cosmic web. but the exact details aren't the same as the data gathered by nasa's james webb's space telescope and other observatories. the current theory beautifully explains how galaxies evolve, but there is a problem — it predicts that they're 7% more closely clustered together than they actually are. the new computer simulation is much more detailed, and it takes

gas clouds clumped together to form the first stars and galaxies which now fill the cosmos.and galaxies then spread across the universe says that there might be something wrong with his original ideas. i've spent all my life developing a particular theory of the universe, and now that theory is being questioned. i welcome that, because that's how we move forward. that's how we make progress in science. that's because a powerful supercomputer simulation has challenged carlos's theory. it's taken 30 years to get to this stage, and this is what they found — the orange branches are a mysterious invisible substance called dark matter. the bright dots are the galaxies we see in space — like jewels on a vast cosmic web. but the exact details aren't the same as the data gathered by nasa's james webb's space telescope and other observatories. the current theory beautifully explains how galaxies evolve, but there is a problem — it predicts that they're 7% more closely clustered together than they actually are. the new computer simulation is much more detailed, and it takes into accoun

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