not everyone who goes on the fifteenth antarctic expedition will be lucky.ram and new equipment that our polar explorers are studying today at their main place of work and first you need to organize life . very soon we will find out how scientists are building their second home in antarctica. each of them has his own story of acquaintance with belarus . i'm a train station and i hear that 30 minutes later, the krasnodar-minsk train, warsaw immediately remembered my uncle together, and i don’t think about anything, i immediately order a ticket and get to the republic of belarus, it is here that they revealed their potential after moving, when they started working, but they decided, because i've been given a lot of opportunities and a lot of dancing and fucking here is the opportunity to gain experience and grow. as artists, they were once foreigners, but now belarus is for them the second homeland of belarus, which will cost a successful businessman. ultimate businessman the first is the most. the main thing is the name of desire, when you feel that it is a g

and at one point, just a friend says to me, and you know that we have an antarctic expedition. whole center that does this and says, try it, i went to an interview. they had a question about the organization of communication with the mainland, that is, to conduct the internet, set up a satellite at the antenna. i say, well, let's try. and everything worked out since 2020, our team during of the expedition communicates with their relatives and friends, people with great pleasure communicated in all instant messengers with their relatives , already wrote letters, watched the news. who is what, that is, this is such a tremendous unloading, since there is such a psychological component, a very serious component, the participants of the expedition need devices for communication at their main place of work. here it is possible to provide communication exactly there already at the station. uh, here are these radio stations for communication, because the distance at which people work. they are not in the office, they are 500 meters per kilometer apart and you have to communicate all th

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the problem is in fact that weights has such a central position in the west antarctic. i see that it's retreat and eventually collapse. could cause the whole west. and i think i see to collapse and that would mean more than 3 meters of sea level rise. the threats glenitia is part of the marine ice sheet. unlike some of the glaciers on dry land weights is grounded in the sea bed. one part called the ice shelf floats on the water and that's a problem. as a result of our greenhouse gas emissions, the water is getting warmer. as it heats up, it melts the glacier from below. in a normal situation, the ice coming down from the ice sheet is in balance with the ice last by melt. if the system is not in balance, then there's more ice melting, and the grounding line is retreating inlet because of the particular geometry of the earth, weight glazed, and also the west antarctic ice heat. it is getting deeper and deeper towards the inland areas, and that means that the whole system is prone to a so called marine ice seat instability. scientists have found that in the last 30 years,

the problem is in fact that weights has such a central position in the west antarctic. i see that it's retreats and eventually collapse could cause the whole western i think i see to collapse and that would mean more than 3 meters of sea level rise. the sweeps glacier is part of the marine ice sheet. unlike some other glaciers on dry land, weights is grounded in the sea bed. one part called the ice shelves, floats on the water, and that's a problem. as a result of our greenhouse gas emissions, the water is getting warmer. as it heat south, it melts the glacier from below. in a normal situation, the ice coming down from the ice sheet is in balance with the ice last by melt. if the system is not in balance, then there's more ice melting and the grounding line is retreating in length because of the particular geometry of the earth, weights glazed, and also the west antarctic ice heat. it is getting deeper and deeper towards the inland areas, and that means that the whole system is prone to a so called marine ice seat instability. scientists have found that in the last 30 y

the problem is in fact that weights has such a central position in the west antarctic. i see that it's retreat and eventually collapse. could cause the whole west. and i think i see to collapse and that would mean more than 3 meters of sea level rise. the threats glenitia is part of the marine ice sheet. unlike some of the glaciers on dry land weights is grounded in the sea bed. one part called the ice shelf floats on the water and that's a problem. as a result of our greenhouse gas emissions, the water is getting warmer. as it heats up, it melts the glacier from below. in a normal situation, the ice coming down from the ice sheet is in balance with the ice last by melt. if the system is not in balance, then there's more ice melting. and the grounding line is retreating inlet because of the particular geometry of the earth, weights glazed, and also the west antarctic ice heat. it is getting deeper and deeper towards the inland areas. and that means that the whole system is prone to a so called my read ice seat instability. scientists have found that in the last 30 years

we will talk with him about the upcoming antarctic expedition, but right now, as promised earlier, the imposing colleague from vitebsk, ivan pauchenko, is already ready to share the news vanya hello ivan hello and good morning, belarus confess. we embarrassed you. intrigued, i will watch until the end of this hour. i wonder what will come to visit you. yes, then well, ivan, but for starters. tell us what you have in vitebsk news? here, the heads of industrial enterprises of the vitebsk region held a meeting at which they discussed topical issues of their production, the economies of the region dealt a serious blow to the sanctions and affected all stages of export from the delivery of goods to receipt of revenue. however, despite the difficulties. the search for a solution is underway and the main areas of work on import substitution have become cooperation between large enterprises and business, intensification of cooperation with the regions of russia and the development of new routes for the supply of raw materials and finished products. now the situation is stabilizing and producer

we will talk about the upcoming antarctic expedition, which will be interesting as always.terina antonova tatyana votsevich. we will be returning to this studio very soon. in our project , we will show you unique personalities, for example, two hours in paris and i know paris, that is, i will come there, i orient myself absolutely calmly. i may be the richest man, but you see, i got this bacillus. here i wanted to collect, maybe they break stereotypes by example and their own experience does not necessarily have to feel something to break something. eh, something here, as if to try on the tooth. they thought i had a poo, i actually had a poo yes, well what i will say in every edition of true stories. i had a choice either to buy a one-room apartment or to build stereotypes. watch on belarus 24 tv channel. guys, whose erudition any adult would envy, we read in the textbook that the greeks called those who spoke a different language barbarians, people are surprised, she is very well-read and prefers reading to physical education. lermontov said that he scored a charge. i thou

iss cruisers avrora sapsan belt and russian antarctic stations progresses peaceful current participantsons. nations progress my knowledge and check if i forgot them at school. i knew and consider geography very well. i forgot, but i will try to support them and attend such events more often, unlike geography lessons. it's not boring here. you know for what purpose you came. you know? well, here? you can at least somehow show yourself, not only for the sake of the five, but for the sake of yourself, this is an interesting experience. and in general, uh, i think that a good way to somehow learn something new i'm interested in geography. i am i want to expand my knowledge. in your country, to learn more about the geography of russia now sochi, where the second stage of the russian grand prix series in figure skating ends today, the athlete will present free programs. ahead of the main struggle the day before after short skates, fifteen-year-old petrosyan took the lead among the girls, the wards of the territory in second place are the russian rocket alexander trusov, who is now working wit

the festival opened the hermitage tsarskoye selo peterhof russian museum, museum of the arctic and antarcticd other venues. as part of the festival, we have united leading cultural institutions and educational institutions our city. in order for lada students and specialists in creative professions to have the opportunity to gain new experience, new skills, new knowledge in order to take part with us in solving the problems of developing our city . in our projects we were waiting in the building of the russian olympic committee for the re -election of the president. of the russian biathlon union following their results, viktor mayegorov remained the head of the organization, my colleague alexander abramov followed the voting process the russian biathlon union rare sports federation in a country where the presidential elections were a real struggle and intrigue. the first presidential elections were held back in june, the main current of which is the appointment of searches. since then, in the union, russian biathletes have undergone important structural changes. and that the main thing is th

whether you are talking about the arctic or the antarctic. at the same time, i think we are looking ahead to an arctic council which is going to be dominated by members of nato with the addition of finland and sweden. we are talking about trying to get the arctic council to pivot away from purely environmental issues toward more strategic and defense-related issues. having a strong nato engagement with the arctic council can be a means with which to advance that strategy? >> that group, when brought together, will focus on strategic issues more broadly than it has for the last year's time. i think that does increase the chances because nato has always been that secure and the fact the you now have significantly higher percentage i think makes it more likely and that's a good outcome. >> thank you. thank you for an interesting speech. i have two quick questions. i'm lisa, hudson institute and institute for defense studies in norway. i want to ask about china. would you argue that they are planning to get direct military presence in the arctic?

the problem is in fact that weights have such a central position in the west antarctic. i see that it's retreat and eventually collapse could cause the whole western i think i see to collapse and that would mean more than 3 meters of sea level rise. the threats glazier is part of the marine ice sheet. unlike some other glaciers on dry land, weights is grounded in the sea bed. one part called the ice shelf, floats on the water, and that's the problem. as a result of our greenhouse gas emissions, the water is getting warmer. as it heat south, it melts the glee caea from below. in a normal situation, the ice coming down from the ice sheet is in balance with the ice last by melt. if the system is not in balance, then there's more ice melting, and the grounding line is retreating inlet because of the particular geometry of the earth, weight glazed, and also the west of arctic ice heat. it is getting deeper and deeper towards the inland areas, and that means that the whole system is prone to a so called my read ice seat instability. scientists have found that in the last 30 ye

retreating in length because of the particular geometry of the earth, weights glazed, and also the west antarctic ice heat. it is getting deeper and deeper towards the inland areas, and that means that the whole system is prone to a so called marine ice seat instability. scientists have found that in the last 30 years, the point where the ice starts to float retreated, 14 kilometers, further inland. to put it simply, much of the ice that used to rest on land is now floating on water. all has a ready melted. research is one that we might now have reached a tipping point, where large parts of the ice shelf might simply collapse. so the ice shells half of so called buttress inc force, that means they're floating on the sea, but on the sides and sometimes also in front. they are in contact with small islands or little hills on the site. and this gives some restriction, some property to break the flow of the ice. so if the ice self disappears, then this, but racing effect will become smaller, and the threats glazer will most likely increase it. flow velocity. and sweeps isn't the only iglesia melting.

the owner of the stones did not make a fuss, but only hinted that he sees everything, observing antarctic is part of the work of biologists, they count penguins , their nests, laid eggs and babies to monitor the dynamics. these are the cases for the moment. the news editor will meet with you at 9:00 a.m. read more on our website espresso tv subscribe to our channels on social networks stay close events the most important events events that are happening right now and affect our lives of course the news feed reports about them, but it is not enough to know what is happening, you need to understand antin borkovskyi and invitation experts soberly assess the events analyze them by modeling our near future every saturday at 1:00 p.m. with a repeat at 10 p.m. - studio event with anton borkovsky nayspresso join the community with ukrainian look at the world become a sponsor of the youtube channel espresso and this is access to exclusive content personal thanks pinned comments special icons and the possibility of personal communication with the espresso team click sponsor and become part of the c

population, then its purpose is only terror - this is a terrorist act, one of those of the national antarcticr yevgeny dyky from today i become a remote worker here are my windows, this is the first floor to the left of the entrance is his place of work near the same huge intersection a man says this russian tactician was not a surprise to him because he has known her since the mid-90s when was a volunteer in chechnya, in this way the putin regime is trying to justify itself to the russians for its failures in the kharkiv region . blood, and it’s absolutely indifferent khaglyadian blood, you can’t have soldier’s blood, so you can free women, the children of the city, everything will come down to the absurdity of the gifts of russians, which the russian population is delighted to demonstrate, and this video is an attempt to destroy another symbol of kyiv, the klitschka pedestrian bridge , which was so loved by the people of kyiv, but it in contrast to the well-protected crimean one, it survived, although the glass footbridge on the volodymyr hill remained almost undamaged, in perfect condition

understand the so-called overseas territories of great britain, the bermuda islands and the british antarcticritory, the british territory in the indian ocean, the cayman islands, the falkland islands, montserrat, and so on. soon it will be november and here you understand, er, sick russian diplomats at the un, you understand, well, the representative of russia - the un is talking about , so to speak, biological weapons in mosquitoes yes well serhiy cherevaty is with us the spokesman of the eastern command of the troops. serhiy, we welcome you. good day . please tell us what is happening on the eastern front, what does the fighting look like, where is the hottest? to all types of artillery from football artillery, rocket systems, salvo mortars, tanks, respectively, ours give, we give what the answer is, artillery with small arms, anti-tank means, in particular, in the area of ​​soledar these three and three tanks were hit in the last two days and civilians are suffering accordingly, what about in and kurdyumik two were killed and in the north one person today and two were wounded in the area

organizers was gazprom, the hermitage tsarskoye selo , the peterhof museum, the museum of the arctic and antarctics opened its doors for festival guests. as part of the festival, we have united leading cultural institutions and educational institutions our cities. so that students of lada and specialists in creative professions have the opportunity to gain new experience, new skills, new knowledge in order to take part with us in solving the problems of developing our city. in our projects in moscow in the columned hall of the house of unions, from all over the country, more than a thousand participants of the festival, childhood volunteers, gathered. the pride of russia, it is dedicated to the 35th anniversary of the russian children's fund. this is the first modern charitable organization in our country. she helps children and families in difficult life situation. today. uh, the russian children's fund is celebrating 35 years since its founding. these were difficult years, the fund took part in almost all the conflicts that took place on the territory of the former ussr and the russian federatio

standing there was made from a barca resolution dismantled in 1879, which participated in the british antarcticed by american whalers. let the british museum not. the white house the white house is american quite right, to be more precise , kirill has 10,900 furniture in the oval office of the white house. you have - 900 from sergey we will try to help sergey sergey stanislav is trying to help you the keyword is trying the topic, philosophers 300 or one and a half. this is an ancient greek philosopher and he did not tolerate meat and did not eat beans. here's to the old one illustration, he resolutely refuses the bobs. socrates is pythagoras sergei pseudonyms in 1918, this future writer became a bolshevik and received the party pseudonym bulyga, the pseudonym is immortalized in the name of the village in primorsky krai. fadeev splendidly alexander fadeev lived in primorye as a child, where the actions of the rout actually take place. yes, the village is called bulyga fadeeva furniture 1500 the red-blue chair, invented a century ago by the dutch designer giret ritmeld, was inspired by the painti

pillow-shaped form and impose hihi, however, you know better white and yellowish corollas, other species are antarctications pirouette and stuck with dozamar skaunavat sometimes quenching, and the snot of this crevice like to get along with alina's ride on the cayman islands , the onset of the storm yen flooded coastal areas without electricity for hundreds of families. lada ahead of time or cows about the elements tom no one seriously suffered a similar situation in cuba what kind of storm suffered yen's jacket with light reached 200 km a year, knocked down hundreds of dreo sunk legs, settlements for several years ukraine tsalka dipped without energy supply overgrown in the disaster area, tavaniki. the word telekvidacham barometer, if the bad sometimes some guests strongly deviate from the topic. how can we replace behranitsa today? we will work on an exercise that will have a beneficial effect on the cardiovascular system , prevention of arthritis and arthrosis of the joints, and it can completely replace your morning jog. friends we are always happy we receive your videos advice from you sometimes

and that's just us, during the summer, the arctic was 70 degrees above normal, the antarctic was 100 degrees above normal. and while three continents experienced record he for the first time, all on the same day. europe suffered record-breaking heat waves, germany's river was inches deep in some parts, you can walk across, paralyzing commerce. in france, the most severe through drought on record warmed river water so much that it can be used to cool nuclear reactors that the cut -- country counts on for 70% of its energy. devastating flooding in africa killed hundreds and displaced tens of thousands. no country was spared, no matter how large. no account of -- no economy, no matter how powerful, was immune to this hottest year on record. after a 2021 in which unstoppable rains flooded, and families drowned to death on the subway, this year china suffered skyrocketing temperatures that slowed the river to a muddy trickle. and for anyone tempted to take their eyes off the ball, remember this, based on what scientists are telling us, because of the damage already done to earth and baked

being implemented, we talked at the council for the development of the far east of the arctic and antarcticper chamber. we learn the details from galina karelova, who heads this council 2 years ago at the council for the development of the far east and in the arctic, we launched this project. a lot of actions took place . more than 3,000 volunteers. volunteers, representatives of students from industrial enterprises of senators received. te project clean arctic is the goal of the project to preserve the unique nature of the fragile nature of the northern territories, and today we are already showing an exhibition, which is the result of the project for 2 years, volunteers prepared for the disposal of more than five thousand tons of waste during this period of time and taking the opportunity. today we thank all those who took part in the implementation of the project, the organizers of the team of senators under the leadership of zlenok elena gennadievna, as a whole, are working very successfully within the framework of this project. there is also such a project of the woman of the arctic, s

question, so it's a natural affinity and i became really interested in painting the deep sea and the antarcticis parallel world to the human world and in order to see those places because i like to work from life, i started collaborating with scientists who are going on expeditions to those places that are so hard to access. so lily so you had to get into science. i saw you with your scuba gear, right? so you kind of had to get i don't know. you probably had to work out and get into that kind of shape, right? so now you're doing science, fitness and art. that's pretty cool. that's three things that you can blend to have your life. now, this is awesome. actually learned to scuba dive so that i could dive under the sea ice in antarctica because it just seems like such an extraordinary environment. i had to see it for myself, so it took a lot of preparation i had done maybe 100 dives in about a year and a half by the time i got there. so art has been your life and you know a lot of artists and maybe a lot of artists. maybe they're not into science. do you think that you could help bridge that gap