185 days on the southern continent 14 belarusian antarctic expedition completed let us tell you how our polar explorers completed the scientific task on their own terms. what turkey requires in exchange for its consent to finland joining nato in sweden the baltic states do not stop trampling on historical memory. in lithuania, another monument to the soviet soldier was demolished, and in estonia, the vandals painted the memorial with paint. garden. the fourteenth belarusian antarctic expedition completed the task of the state program and completed it in full last night, our polar explorers returned to their homeland. this trip turned out to be the longest 185 days 12 scientists spent on the southern continent during this time 10 scientific tasks were implemented among them and several developed by the institutes and organizations of the national academy of sciences worthy of special attention joint with the ministry of health program to study the reserve capabilities of a person in adverse weather conditions, in addition, two large international projects have been implemented, the belar

the ministry of health, as well as major projects with turkey and german colleagues belarusian, antarctic expedition completed our polar explorers returned to their homeland slogans and banners on the streets of stockholm swedish citizens oppose joining nato ukraine crosses out the common soviet past kiev legalized renunciation of the history of the great patriotic war a number of bills were adopted on the termination of cooperation in the fields of the cis african heat came to spain on a thermometer plus 40, and in volcano etna woke up in sicily the task of the state program was completed in full the fourteenth belarusian antarctic expedition was completed and last night our polar explorers returned to their homeland. this trip turned out to be the longest 185 days 12 scientists spent on the southern continent during this time 10 scientific tasks were implemented among them and several developed by institutes and organizations of the national academy of sciences worthy of special attention joint program with the ministry of health to study the reserve capabilities of a person in adverse

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at this time you can observe the incredible dawns at the national antarctic science center also remindeds that the seasons in the south are counted differently than in the north , so on june 1, winter begins in the antarctic and so far, that was all the news for this time, the updated issue wait in less than an hour and my colleagues khrystyna yatskiv tantin borkovskii continue broadcast watch on the air of our channel espresso news and euro espresso programs for ukrainian refugees in europe joint broadcast with the atp channel radio svoboda programs time-time voice of america programs inclusion public television journalists, bbc news ukraine and franz 24, as well as the broadcast of the information marathon, we are the only news together glory to ukraine glory to the heroes on the air of the espresso tv channel, an informational and analytical marathon together with khrestyna yatskiv, we will analyze the most important well , a little about the work of the verkhovna rada today, the parliament introduced changes to the state budget for this year increased spending on defense security by

on june 1, winter begins in the antarctic and currently it is there was all the news for this time, iiryna koval, i say goodbye to you until tomorrow, i wish you a nice, quiet evening and a good night. and my colleague vasyl zima is already ready to start his big broadcast, so meet him literally in a moment from our espresso news channel and euroespresso programs for ukrainian refugees in europe joint broadcast with the atn channel radio freedom programs time-time programs of the voice of america inclusion of public television journalists news broadcasts bbc news ukraine and france 24 as well as broadcast of the information marathon, the only news, together we are a force, glory to ukraine, my mother and i now live in warsaw, it is a very beautiful city, but kyiv is more beautiful for me. one day, russia attacked my country, but we i was lucky and my mother and i went to poland. i like poland, but i want to return home . i have water, i have a lot of friends in kindergarten. i really want to go home and soon i will return. i will return. i will return. i will return. i will return. i

now evgeny wild veteran of the russian-ukrainian war -he is a fighter , the head of the national antarctic science center, congratulations, mr. yevgeny. glory to the heroes, mr. yevheni. it seems to me that since our last conversation, the beard has become er-er somehow more powerful. impression that everyone rebuked the last name so everything is logical to scare the enemies - that's the main thing it was a risky compliment but an accurate compliment mr. yevgeny smelled like a viking actually yes and that's what i wanted to say about something else of course everything is about the war now and uh and even the beard is probably about the war, but before me, as the head of the national tactical scientific center, a couple of days ago there was news that our ukrainian icebreaker will not return to odessa for the first time, and it is the only one in ukraine, by the way, that is with er, this is our noosphere and otherwise the vernadskyi station used to be called that. well, and the noosphere. i understand why it seems to be the essence. well, they are primarily because for the first time in

, at this time of the year you can observe the incredible dawn at the national antarctic scientific centerlso reminded that the seasons in the southern hemisphere are counted differently than in the northern, so on june 1, winter begins in the antarctic and for now, that was all the news for this time, the updated issue, wait for it already at 19:00, watch on the air of our channel espresso news and the euro espresso program for ukrainian refugees in europe, a joint broadcast with on the atp channel radio freedom programs time-time voice of america programs inclusion of public television journalists bbc news ukraine and franz 24 as well as broadcast of the informational marathon united news together we are the strength glory to ukraine good evening we are from ukraine big broadcast vasyl winter my name is vasyl winter two hours air time until 21:00 two hours of your time we will talk about the most important two hours to find out about the war serhiy zhoretska joins the air the military summaries of the day and what is the life of the world what is there in yuriy fizer will tell the world

eh, well naturally, the city of minsk 14 belarusian antarctic expedition completed polar explorers returnedr homeland. this trip turned out to be the longest 185 days 12 scientists spent on the southern continent during this time 10 scientific tasks were completed among them and several developed by institutes and organizations of the national academy of sciences . in addition, two major international projects were implemented, the belarusian-turkish project to study the behavior of microplastics in the paleographic together with german colleagues also performed a number of engineering and technical work to prepare the station for the reception of polar explorers for a year-round stay. unique work has been carried out in the scientific direction now from antarctica. for the first time in the history of the conquest of the continent, our specialists transmit information from an automatic meteorological station on a regular basis. we will be able to find out now the climatic regimes, conditions and so on year-round. it's very big. ah, a practical step forward. next season there will be a kind

we wish you a good viewing and see you soon . 185 days on the southern continent 14 belarusian antarcticxpedition completed let us tell you how our polar explorers completed the scientific task on their own terms. what turkey requires in exchange for its consent to finland joining nato in sweden the baltic states do not stop trampling on historical memory in lithuania they demolished another monument to a soviet soldier, and in estonia the wanda memorial

uh, well, of course, the city of minsk the fourteenth belarusian antarctic expedition is completed polarand. this trip turned out to be the longest 185 days 12 scientists spent on the southern continent during this time 10 scientific tasks were completed among them and several developed by institutes and organizations of the national academy of sciences. paleographic, together with german colleagues, a number of engineering and technical works were also carried out to prepare the station for receiving polar explorers for a year-round stay. unique work was carried out in the scientific direction now from the antarctic in a constant mode information is transmitted around the clock for the first time in the history of the conquest of the continent by our specialists information is transmitted from an automatic meteorological station on a regular basis. we will be able to know now the physical regimes conditions and so on year-round it is very large. ah, a practical step forward. next season will be a kind of dress rehearsal. wintering all life support and security systems will undergo a det

affects very strongly central europe , it affects the north and europe, and the entire region from the antarcticn't know exactly what shape it is , for example yes, along these lines, it is clear that nato's eastern flank will be strengthened, and the contour of security is changing due to the entry of finland and sweden into nato, this changes the entire schedule of the baltic region and in there is an arctic, but eh, eh , i’m not going anywhere because this is an inevitable consequence of the aggressive wars that putin has unleashed in the course of the next 20 years, in my opinion, at least eh, it will affect the european union, he must also have must they will deal with a--and this is how the attack would have happened, how the threats that will persist, that is, well, of course, we hope that russia will be there after some time, eh, they will have a change of power there, it will start moving in the night, in which direction - there are ways of democratic development, but for now few people rely on it in this way. central europe will play a greater role together with eastern europe in europ

penguins could become extinct by the end of the century as a result of climate change. penguins antarctic, on the solid ice from april to december, to nest that shakes. but the ice is melting early their disappearance could effect on the optical sensitive food chain. for crew members from the international space station have returned safely to earth, the capsule splashed down off the coast of florida. almost a day after i left the orbiting lab. germany smutty as mower was among the returning astronauts who were a part of a 6 month nasa science mission after $175.00 days in orbit. it was a war to return to earth. among those floating in the gulf of mexico, the 12th german to make it into space almost 24 hours earlier. mathias maha bid farewell to the i says it's been like 6 outstanding months up here in the space station. thanks to the my crew. my it's, it's been so beautiful, thanks to all the people on the ground that supported us. it serve the end of a 6 months mission. but i think the space stream lives on mars spent his time in space, like all the astronauts aboard, carrying out scien

the head of the national antarctic science center, mr. yevgeny. good evening , how do you hear?night. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. this is why we love you. you always have a very positive attitude. even through the screen , this positivity is simply sold. thank you for that, but continue. unfortunately, we are talking about things that are not at all positive , sad, but about the war, about what is happening in the east, although it is possible that there is a positive. suffered great losses to support or not to support the thesis and how soon will we be able to hear the phrase that ukraine won in the second phase of the war well, what about the thesis to be honest they wonder why well why can it be debatable that we won in the first phase of the war to my war, in my opinion, this is not a thesis, this is not a position, let’s say, and this is already an absolutely obvious fait accompli. by the way, it is interesting that this fact is actually recognized even on the enemy side, of course, not by their official spokespeople, but if you look at how in the russian wikiped

and the german side antarctic frankfurt last hosted to a or how east it a european trophy in 1980 fans are out in force in the spanish city of seville. oh, oh. oh, glasgow rangers, fans getting ready for their team to take on german rivals. i tracked frankfurt on wednesday night. oh, beautiful. yeah. able level with amazing banking really in savannah. i'm here with my dad, and it's mandy i made a living just find the human family. thank the we've probably a little of years and it is amazing. frankfurt fans are also here and for now at least the streets of seville are full of football harmony. ahead of the block, buster europa league fine. oh boy. the a just sounds very nice. people be so much fun. we have made photos with these people. yeah. it's great far it's a great party with the scottish. oh there's paper. i'm here with us. all my name frank for firms like us. we are 50000 expected of course not everyone really got into the stadium. i dont have a ticket, little it's bad, but i will have a big pot fan event on the central place as i was on pan, cynthia, from public viewable really

so i have this antarctic, this happens that will dramatically change change to point to can landscape in the country and also the power dynamics or off of this fragile country as well. so does the elections aren't quite important because lebanon is going to hold this for it's presidential election? no october and the all come of busy elections are not going to only determine who will have the majority in the parliament, but it will have a remarkable impact on who will be the next president and the prime minister all of the country as well. indeed, thank you very much. wrestle said alive for us in the bay. ruge soldiers defending ukraine, 2nd largest city of khaki, if say they've reached the border with russia, the defense ministry shed a video of celebrations at the border marker. the video has been independently verified, though keith was being shall daily by russian artillery a month ago. but ukrainian forces have regained territory in the northeast since sweden has announced that it will join finland and formerly apply for nato membership. the ruling social democratic party has bac

everything is real, which surprises me well, eugene is wild old-time defense fighter head of the national antarcticenter join us by skype yevgeny good night glory to ukraine glory to the heroes glory i just quoted quoted serhii yes eh these are difficult emotions eh some don't want some want to shut up and not hear this terrible thing, because it causes such impatience in the heart that stefan zvayk described at one time in his novel ah-ah-ah someone is crying about some actions well, this is pain, i am now reading that it is obvious that you have certain losses ukraine now in the battles for popasno, well, it is obvious that it is so, it is obvious that it is so, we are now approaching exactly what you told us about a month ago that we will not approach the phase when we will have losses and when it will seem that it is not known when the victory when there will be certain successes in the russian army that moment, well, first of all, we lost all this time, there is no war without losses, especially there are no victories without losses, and you know, for me, it has such a purely personal choice,

our military and we are still in touch evgeny the wild fighter ter of defense head of the national antarcticsir good evening good night glory to ukraine glory to the heroes mr. ivan well we are here we are we made it to the first of may, somehow, somehow, yes, they had to fry kebabs, and that's how you can say. well, i understand that there are our sides in the front, right now, we're grilling kebabs, but really, dog meat pork - it's not quite traditional, but what well, you will do it instead, it will be fried and there are many, many messages. what kind of production of 300-200s actually did the russians lose, er, yesterday, by the way, they also said about it that what well, this is it to us , er, mr. this kokuzyak turned on yes, and he kuzan said what he said, what he said, i myself don't believe it until he says it he didn't find himself now in the border area, he seems to say that he didn't believe that they had so many people there. well, he says, well, really, they had so many people. because he says: that's what you said from the very beginning, that these are the waves of the three

clearly arctic and antarctic are of interest and have a lot of work to invest in. as you know we also look at the north atlantic as a huge partnership not only as a nation that our partners in europe, canada and others so this is critical for economic and security and making sure that we are building resilience into the future. one of the things they are doing is you would be happy to know we are working closely with the arctic communities because we need to make sure that we are including them in the conversations and so increasingly it's very sensitive to the idea of making sure that our colleagues living in the arctic are in the conversations and that's why you will find we are taking a social behavioral not just a scientific approach but social behavioral humanistic approach in terms of how we are devising the future for the arctic so clearly there's an investment area we continue that and i'm very pleased to say that it's not just in a few states but many states across the nation but specific from alaska to new hampshire and we expect this will continue into t

probably antarctica on the antarctic is right. teeth 100 serbs call them smarties. the gate in the photo00 of this trip of peter i is dedicated to the historical and cultural center in the royal gates of kaliningrad faithful yuriy the great embassy is not only about camels 500 the camel flaunts on the coat of arms of this african country from the moment her independence on may 24, 1993 independence from ethiopia who is wearing what 300? they relied on wide cloaks of light blue cloth with silver threads and silver galloon, flames and lilies embroidered with scarlet and gold threads, such a cloak was called. for some reason, a little cossack quite right, the french royal musketeers and not just camels 400 cats in a bag 1.300 you have thousands of ilya 900 of mikhail to whom ilya side 10 miles. what can be seen on a topographic map of the 19th century? try to assume that there is no texas, that you are the district of columbia. the capital is now about 2/3 left of the square, as well. with this word, the polish translator conveyed the word punishment in the title of dostoevsky's novel kara

the eclipse took place over largely unpopulated regions of the southeastern pacific ocean and the antarcticyesterday's partial solar eclipse is one of two happening in 2022 with the next one taking place in october, pretty cool. so for all these other countries get to have the fun when do we get it? i will tell you 2024 there's going to be a total eclipse a total eclipse again. it's going to go from texas up through maine. we are going to wait for two years? member the last one, don't look up, that's one thing don't do. >> people of people trying not to look and look at the same time. eric: two years will go forward. great to have you. the big sunday show is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello everybody i am at daggett mcdowell along with anita vogel, caldwell and jimmy fail. welcome to the big sunday show here is on tap tonight,. >> three days ago the homeland security secretary did not want to answer the questions about suspected terrorists who were caught crossing the border illegally. apparently today. crux of the white house correspondents that are there jokes about

the ministry of health, as well as large projects from turkey and german colleagues belarusian, antarctic our polar explorers returned to their homeland slogans and banners on the streets of stockholm swedish citizens oppose joining nato ukraine crosses out the common soviet past, kiev legally abdicated from the history of the great patriotic war.

don combat antarctic would be here or prepared to answer rhodes's call to take up arms at rhodes's direction some coconspirators also amassed firearms outskirts of washington d. c.. disagreed them among a quick reaction force team and plan to use the firearm in support of a plot to stop the lawful transfer of presidential. power rose also told another oath keepers he could stored those weapons in his hotel room on january six. quote, if you want to steal operations, he'll have a secure car trunk or his hotel room. that's from government filings. the governor alleges rhodes himself spent more than $10,000 on weapons accessories and tactical gear in the days before the insurrection. and the quick reaction force ended up storing most of his weapons in nearby virginia. with rosen's allies eventually plotting away to bring them to the capitol quickly once they to control the building. quote, the quick reaction is to transport firearms and other weapons to washington d. c.. in support of operations using forced to stop the lawful transfer of presidential power. let me take a step back for a second

polar explorers, people who have devoted themselves to research in the development of the arctic and antarcticse are not only scientists, but also sailors, those for whom high latitudes are difficult, but responsible daily work, including the crew of the unique and the only transport ship in the world with a cfmore nuclear power plant. the way it can not only walk without the help of icebreakers, but also unload directly on the ice, doing without the port of the pier and dockers. how does it happen? see natalia solovyova in a special report. the unique nuclear truck is already completely ready for the next flight to the arctic on its board construction materials and equipment for the oil workers, they will have to be delivered from murmansk to the yenisei gulf, only 3.5 thousand tons of cargo, which are very much needed, the arctic with the last rays of the sun, loading ends six inches, each of which could easily accommodate the entrance of a five-story building, securely close multi-ton covers. screens. finally freeze overboard in front of the tugboats begin to fuss. the way out of the kola b

the argentine antarctic institute is warning that emperor penguins, living and antarctica, are in severe danger of becoming extinct. research for the institute says, unlike all the species emperor penguin penguins breed on the marine ice, but with increasingly warm temperatures in the region and ice melting, a could now disappear within 30 to 40 years. you solissi sublet before mom, the yellow light when the ice platform loses stability. the little penguins the chicks of that season might not have their feathers. they might not be ready to go to the sea. the ground they rest on with the colony is developing breaks. and if the water reaches them, they aren't ready to swim. they don't have their grown up waterproof feathers and they die because of a cold and drown. you still had on the knees, al, a digital preview of the pan african heritage museum. a gone a, a project aimed at showcasing the constance rich history, ukraine's favorite beer finds. and you bery, after the war, forced a coal for last orders. and now that joke of each waste little time reaching the sammy's of the madrid, maste

living in an article in dangerous and dangerous extension, we're told researchers at the argentine antarcticitute believes that because of climate change the endangered species might disappear within 30 to 40 years . emperor penguins rely on marine ice to survive. it's where they reproduce and raise their baby chicks as global temperatures rise and the ice breaks apart and melts. the chicks die because they haven't developed waterproof feathers, yet leaving them vulnerable to the frigid temperatures. and water. up next new clue in a massive manhunt after the break what officials revealed today after more than a week of searching for an alabama inmate and the corrections officer believed to have help him escape. and coming up on new at six o'clock, well known ice cream vendor robbed a gunpoint in his northern california neighborhood, his calls to hold his attacker accountable. plus california's energy grid has been put to the test the last few years. the new serious concern now over whether the state is ready for the summer. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any

day of the polar explorer, the achievements of the russian conquerors of both the arctic and the antarctice noted by president vladimir putin 85 years after the dispatch of the world's first drifting station, the new ship opens up simply unprecedented opportunities for scientific discoveries. dmitry pishukhin, the north pole platform is slowly moving away from the quay wall of the admiralty plant, scientists have already managed to call it the orange sperm whale. this is not even a ship, but a mobile polar research institute, nothing like this has ever been built in the world, not an ordinary hull contours protection against squeezing by powerful arctic ice. yes, not an icebreaker, it must reach its own course, but to a place in frost in frost there and there it already means to drift on its own. but the ship's hull should be as strong as possible with a margin of autonomy, enough to drift up to 2 years, but before the ship goes to winter quarters. all summer, he is waiting for sea trials. ice-resistant inside, platforms. now installation work and equipment setup are underway, and soon 16

in kansas alone, you can go from a lab studying plant genomics to studying arctic and antarctic ice. without leaving the state. and even without leaving the campus. we cannot rest upon our past successes though, there is significant competition across the globe. to be the nation that unlocks the knowledge and drives for economic growth and success. this research is important to our national security as well. we see that competition is focused from investments by other nations, but also from incentifying the unlawful transfer of intellectual property. this is a recognition of the power of knowledge. it's important we are able to harness that power, and the inspiration launch by your--and your nsf and nasa. we just had a former astronaut in kansas, at the kansas cosmosphere. and we visited with fourth and fifth and sixth graders, and they were excited about the astronauts. so our country needs a workforce, in each and every state that is ready to push the frontiers of knowledge,. a great opportunity to your agencies to maintain our leadership across the scientific spectrum, on earth an

even in the antarctic, the team of the russian research station vostok did not frighten the polar explorers the weather outside was -80 stocks were held on all continents in south and north america, australia, africa, eurasia, in cyprus, a giant russian flag was carried along one of the embankments of larnaca . a field kitchen was working. people sang songs of the war years ; crowded actions took place in most of the former soviet republics, though not everywhere. they passed without excesses, the most distinguished authorities. in latvia, people were detained there simply for walking with portraits of their relatives, and the monument to the liberator soldiers in riga was defiantly surrounded by a fence, hung with banners with flags ukraine and latvia they were not allowed to lay flowers at the monument. donbass, the popasnaya city, completely came under the control of the lpr forces, representatives of the people's militia reported about this. the humanitarian situation in the republic is now getting better. despite the fact that the enemy continues shelling six houses, the golden spots i