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the site now, the birthplace of the british antarctic survey, it - of the british antarctic survey, it go to the antarctic and we sent a team there every year to look after the base and to welcome visitors as well as conservatives and carpenters to look after the other bases we have in antarctica —— conservators. it is difficult work in the harshest possible climate.— difficult work in the harshest ossible climate. ., ., ., possible climate. thanks for “oining us. it is a fascinating * possible climate. thanks for “oining us. it is a fascinating base _ possible climate. thanks forjoining us. it is a fascinating base and - possible climate. thanks forjoining us. it is a fascinating base and the. us. it is a fascinating base and the story around it is incredible. thanks forjoining us. when we come back after the break, we have a busy hour. we will have the latest from the courts, prince harry reaching a settlement with the newspapers, we have the first reaction from piers morgan, the former editor of the daily mirror, and he is mentioned in the scathing attack from the law of the scathin

russian specialists participated in the work of soviet antarctic expeditions. the map or information from sources that the conditions there are very harsh. in soviet times, our specialists spent the winter on this station, everyone knows that vostok station is the pole of cold of the earth, but few people know. that the lowest temperature on the planet was recorded by our fellow countryman vladimir karpyuk in 1983 while he was wintering at vostok station as a meteorologist, this is a wonderful page in our national polar history, the troubled nineties, the building of new state relations, every state of the post-soviet space. in the first years i was thinking about how to survive, how to build my own economy, so some kind of break - in work in antarctica - was noted in belarus, but... in 2005, on the initiative of the russian side, on the initiative of leading scientific figures of the republic of belarus, primarily mikhail vladimirovich myasnikovich, he was then the chairman of the presidium of the national academy of sciences, leading belarusian scientists, th

to carry out the work, three vehicles of the belarusian-antarctic expedition were used, as well as aw and swamp-going vehicle. our scientists took samples of natural materials and surveyed the area. at the camp site were. if you look at how events are developing in the world, issues of peace in this probably global understanding of peace and security and issues of preserving family values, values, they are probably one of the most difficult priorities, this is how you resolve this issue today , these issues are key in the concept of national security, including this year they decided to spell out everything in detail, including about family values, right? in general, i will say that we have a lot of meetings and events, specifically they are dedicated to the topic of conservation family values, because this issue , in general this very topic, believe me, we in no way associate it specifically with some date, for example, yes, or it will be a year of quality, for example, or it will be was a year of peace and creation, the fact that projects to preserve family values ​​​​and tradition

well, look, the arctic, antarctic, and space are the subject of international law, but the practice ofneglects international law, and we really need to prepare... which is security, this is today the assessment, prevention of man-made and natural disasters, their ability to prevent, cost reduction, this is the economy of our country, so... here the allied states are doing a lot, we have completed eight scientific and technical programs with roscosmos through the union state, this made it possible to create a remote sensing system for the earth, this allowed us today to control our satellite, receive information, and we are now we are working to improve the system , we are creating a constellation of satellites , that is, you can receive information online, well , we are developing nanosatellites, a whole... a whole program for the further development of space research, which has been approved by the presidents today, we hope, in our lifetime, as you said, will be able to be implemented for our benefit, we must understand that only a few countries can engage in these technologies, the i

i would like to say a few words about our national pride about the belarusian antarctic station.ics: today there are 54 countries in the antarctic treaty system, only 28 of them have their own stations in antarctica, seasonal or year-round. including the republic of belarus, and there are literally only a few small countries that have stations in antarctica, the czech republic, bulgaria, the republic of belarus, well, perhaps, is everything, so we have something to be proud of, research began in 2006, we first landed on the land of enderby, eastern antarctica, on the coast of the cosmonaut sea. hopes that a belarusian antarctic station will appear in this region. the fundamental decision to build it was made in 2013, initiated by the national academy of sciences. this initiative was supported by the government, the ministry of natural resources, funding was agreed upon and began in 2015 construction of the station. in fact, it was an experience. which i did not have, or rather, it was a construction procedure, experience that we did not have until now, this is construction, stati

samples, antarctic humpback samples. take a little bit of skin from them and learn so much are about them. >> the value of being able to work with logan for this long is we've got 12, 15 years of data from the same species and the same place that we can now say with, you know, certainty these trends are occurring. >> reporter: this is also where they analyze the whale cam video and telemetry data that comes from those suction cup tags. >> quu re >> can you remember the first time you saw a whale cam of any kind? what was it like? >> 2009 we put a critter cam on a humpback whale in the anta antarctic. and we turned the lights off when we got it back and we just like pushed play and were like holy crap. and i remember it very clearly. and i was just like this just changed everything. you know? like now we're seeing what the whale sees. now we know why the whale is doing these things. >> reporter: and now artificial intelligence is helping them spot patterns human eyes could never see. >> for example, when we look at those

specialists from the russian antarctic expedition take out the ice block as carefully as possible. from the glacier above lake vostok, this sample is more than 1 million years old, and it contains unique information about climate changes on earth. before us ice kerm obtained from a depth of 3.513 m, we assume that its age is 1 million years, and it carries information about climate changes during this period of time, and after we study it, this data will be included in the climate models and will help us predict climate change in the future. for scientists, ancient age ice. about a million years is of great interest; it was during this period that an increased concentration of carbon dioxide could be observed in the earth’s atmosphere, and presumably during this period on the planet there was a restructuring of the climate system, any information from inside the continent about the geological structure is, well , worth its weight in gold - that's putting it mildly, that is , in any case, it is information about the subsoil, about what is hidden , about how antarctica developed, about wh

this is amplified later into the antarctic winter. what's it like living there?eally is an excellent landing pad to conduct science activities from. in terms of facilities available, the runway and all of the experience, tools, and laboratories we can access in order to conduct our science, it's been fantastic. an exciting opportunity. exactly. how long can you be there at any one time? our mission is around six weeks and this is looking at really identifying the optimal missions for the drone and the optimum usage for the science. stay with us here on bbc news hello. despite the sunshine we've seen across scotland and northern ireland, it was a slightly cooler day than friday when we had temperatures up to 15. that's what we've seen further south today. and that milder air is nudging its way northwards. blustery still and some more rain to come. this is the weather front that's been straddling the uk. that chillier air to the north with showers milder to the south. but you may have noticed behind there's another weather front on the way. so still a continuation

the path through economic barriers and the antarctic footprint of the union state. leads the common path of two sovereign partners. dozens of explosions hit yemen's capital as the us and britain continue to bomb rebel targets. hot chile is on fire with forest fires, they are fanned by strong winds, dozens of victims. a walk through the open fields on the eve of the anniversary of its creation. the most popular sport in the country and promising biathletes, let's give five to belarus one. the media and experts are actively discussing alexander lukashenko’s visit to st. petersburg this week; the meeting of the supreme state council became a bright point on the union track. january 29 is the day when our countries finally paved their way. according to analysts, minsk and moscow, thanks to sanctions and other western obstacles, have finally gained self-sufficiency and a mature mind. the close, but essentially sovereign relations between minsk and moscow have shown the world a good example of how to cooperate. what programs will the union implement? state, why the presidents of belarus and ru

in the near future, the samples will arrive at the scientific laboratory of the arctic and antarcticntal part of antarctica are of great interest to science. and the study of an ice core from the depths of the glacier above lake vostok. will allow for a better understanding of the geological structure of the sixth continent. dmitry pishchukhin, alexey sasyrin, dmitry mishchersky, alexandra kalkova, galina orlova and vladimir minyailov, northwestern news bureau. this is the news of what will happen next in our program: israel is preparing for a large-scale operation in rafahi in the south of the gaza strip. in the united states, a private plane crashed onto a highway and caught fire, and north korean resorts opened to russians. more about this and more after the advertisement. see you. "i want you to come back to me, figure out who you are with, your wife or volodya or sklifosovsky, new episodes, we watch on monday on rtr, we go to the doctor , we take up a lot of his time with empty complaints, and we don’t go to the doctor when we seriously need to go, warned. means armed, any remed

specialists of the russian antarctic expedition carefully remove an ice block from the glacier abovee is more than 1 million years old and contains unique information about climate changes on earth. pellets of ice core obtained from a depth of 3513 m. we assume that its age is 1 million years, and it carries information about climate changes during this period of time and after we... about how antarctica developed, about , what information about the subsoil, about what is hidden, about possible prospects, including the geological structure, including some mineral reserves. subglacial lake vostok, one of the largest on earth, was discovered at the end of the 2nd century in antarctica, in the area russian antarctic station. today, this is the least studied place on the planet; for several million years, the lake vostok ecosystem has been isolated from external influences. ice will be clear after research on what secrets do ancient samples hold ? isotopic analyses, it is impossible to carry them out in antarctic conditions, so scientists are waiting for more correct data after studying

and their babies on the facebook page of the antarctic scientific center, they wrote that this is theirst time they are showing this. scientists added that antarctic penguins are also called chinstraps, and they consider... the most massive species of penguins in antarctica, and on the island where ukrainian polar explorers are, the birds usually only visit. that's all for today, look for more news on our social networks, facebook, instagram, tiktok and the x network. russia invited an urgent meeting of the un security council due to the strike on occupied lytsachansk, where according to data, in particular, russian state media appointed representatives of the so-called lpr were killed. by russia dmytro pylyanskyi, the deputy of pospred of the russian federation under the security council, will announce the meeting for today, if it is called. meanwhile , the occupying head of the lysychansk municipal district, eduard sakhnenko, said that two so-called deputies of the municipal district were killed as a result of the strike in the city occupied by russia. lysychanska is artem trostyans

value for science, russia has a wide range of projects for the study of antarctica, one of the ten antarctictations was updated on january 28. before scientists on their way home to st. petersburg from vostok station get to the coastal progress, and this is almost 1500 km through the antarctic desert, by the way, this year there are especially many penguins at progress, antarctica after all. evgeniy nipotan pogonin, news. alfabank was the first in russia to cancel all commissions for payment transfers. order a free one. debit alpha card , not just profitable, alpha profitable, i help with liver problems, i esncaali forten, tested and ready for action in 24 hours, available on the yandex market, temperature, take effervescent paracetamoleneval, effervescent tablet of acetyl solicylic acid rinival , we trust renival, we choose renival, what are men silent about, that life is out of control? struggles to stop being a man are symptoms of prostatitis. longidaza promotes the breakdown of fibrous tissue and helps eliminate the effects of prostatitis. the recommended course is two packs. langitaza a

to carry out the work, three vehicles of the belarusian antarctic expedition were used, as well as asian snow and swamp vehicle. our scientists took samples of natural materials and surveyed the area. the flags of belarus and the national academy of sciences were raised at the site of the camp. news. sorry, please, i didn’t come for this at all, this is for you.

from lush and steamy jungles to antarctic ice, they follow the migrating humpbacks back and forth, andonight we'll tag along, starting at the end of the world. argentina. the tip of south america, and the most popular gateway to southern ice. we are watcatching a lift on th ocean endeavor. >> good afternoon. onboard ocean endeavor. 15 minutes -- >> reporter: intrepid is the australian travel company which opened this route in 2023 for the tourists who love penguins, seeshls and whales so much they'll risk three days of seasickness each way just to visit them. >> we are getting just a little taste of why it took so long for humanity to discover antarctica. 40 years after they discovered the planet uranus, these are about 20-foot seas. and this is mild. if you are an old soul who sails these waters. winds can come rushing off the ice sheets at 150 miles an hour creating storms and seas so lonely, the closest humans might be on the international space station. but just as quickly the drake passage can turn into the drake lake. which makes for a magical first impression. some days are more

>> well, we suspected for a long time that the west antarctic ice sheet could be unstable, so it starts to retreat, it will retreat very fast. that was theoretical, and it suggests bad consequences, but we've never actually observed it. what we did was to go back into the past by using this ice core and look at what happened when the ice sheet retreated from being much larger than today in the last ice age to its present position, and we found that it retreated very fast indeed, about 8000 years ago, the surface of the ice sheet around our site dropped by 400 meters. that's 1200 feet, about, same as the empire state building, in 200 years. so, from our point of view, it's very nice that we've seen that the processes that we think are happening really did happen, but from the world's point of view, does not such good news, it suggests if further warming starts a further retreat than it will happen very fast. >> so, if there were a similar event, how likely might it be, how far off might it be, and what would be the impact? what keeps you up at night? >> the thing that would trigger furth

petersburg, from vostok station they get to coastal progress, which is almost 1500 km through the antarcticyear there are especially many penguins at progress, antarctica after all. evgeniy nipaton's chase, news! now there is a short advertisement, then watch the final episode of the program to be conducted by the duty department! sometimes it seems to us that everything should happen at once, but great success comes to those who themselves move towards it. we won't do yours the child is the second lomonosov, but with us he will receive an education that will reveal his potential. there is no recipe for... your successful business, but there is the right ingredient for expanding it, we will not cover your main distance for you, but we will support you every kilometer of the way, we will not turn you into an internet star, but we will help you recharge with creative ideas million. we will not decide to buy an apartment for you. but we’ll give you the opportunity to choose the one. we won't send you into space, but we will be happy to inspire a future astronaut. we won't reach yours goals for

they are considered the most massive species in the antarctic.there are about 7.5 million pairs here. this year , 15 chinstrapenia chicks have already been born there. that was the news for this time, you can read more on our website espresso tv, subscribe to follow us on social networks and of course watch us on youtube. the next final news release, wait for it at 9 p.m. greetings, dear viewers, this is the saturday political club, vitaly portnyka, khrystyna yatsky , congratulations, friends, and how zatski, congratulations, friends, and as always we will talk about the main events and the main processes, i would even say so, this week, we will certainly start with the situation of the russian-ukrainian war, that is... the situation at the front, in particular , with everything connected with it. after that , let's talk about support for us from the outside of the european union and about the long- awaited support from the united states. in the second part of the program, as you well know, vitaly portnikov and his analyst are waiting for us. but

it's hoped it will eventually be able to show how climate change is affecting the areas of the antarcticone put through its paces. scientists are fighting to understand how climate change is altering antarctica. decades ago they travelled by foot and poon ago they travelled by foot and poor, before taking to the air. but now they need technology that works whatever the weather. this could be the answer, a new drone tested, not in antarctica but in snowdonia. and there we have 700 litres... that when he? can we open it? well, it is like opening a car boot. pretty much. most of the centres will be fitted here. increases safety because you do not have a pilot on board. it means you can bring the aircraft are more remote location. designed to withstand harsh environments and challenging conditions. researchers have used drones before. but this autonomous drone can fly i's thousand kilometres and uses a fraction of the fuel a traditional plain users, so it is also betterfor the planet. also going to antarctica is scientist on dominic tom jordan. he has mapped the constant before but needs mor

ya and also the antarctic trace of minsk and moscow.ee the full version of the project, question number one, on the youtube channel of the tv news agency. belarusians and russians are spiritually close peoples. we never betrayed each other. we have a common history and a desire to live in peace and develop, a desire for true democracy and a multipolar system of peace-order, equal and indivisible security. and the stronger our union, the more dangerous our opponents consider it. lyudmila gladkaya will continue in the section. dear vladimir vladimirovich, dear friends, these addresses from the president and applause in the answer, in general, explains the whole essence and depth. event for the commissioning of trial operation , and the presidents worked, participated online in the new complex in antarctica, praised scientists, polar explorers, russians and belarusians, and even thought about whether they would go there themselves? the new complex, by the way, will become a platform for scientific programs of the union state, the president

ukrainian polar explorers showed a soup of antarctic penguins and their babies. the video was published in the national science center. chinstraps or beards are the most massive species of penguins in the antarctic. there are more than 7 million pairs here. every year, most of the birds nest and hatch their young on the island of bud. 15 pinguinats have already been born here, the polar explorers said. a real baby boom this year near akademik vernatskyi station. a record number of penguins nested. we will summarize the morning at 12:00, read more on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put your favorites, then my sports colleagues, oleksandr vashchuk and andriy melinovskyi, will continue the show, do not switch, stay with by the espresso team. to everyone. the greeting is a football format and i want to start with such words from the okeanu elsa song where for someone it has long been spring outside the window on my street, this can be characterized by donetsk shakhtar, because in 10-11 days there will be a match with marseille and eurospri

completed a multi-day trip to a little-studied part of the continent; three vehicles of the belarusian antarcticion, as well as a russian snow and swamp-going vehicle, were used to carry out the work. our scientists took samples of natural materials and surveyed the area. belarusian flags were raised at the site of the camp. and that’s all that we really know from the 19th century, this is the main palitichny project. russians aim. he is working on and digging out such significant elements of that old architecture, otherwise things would have already become different. let's look at their history and basic facts. the theater, mass theaters would have been dismantled from the issuing red tsegly, and all this hell would have been lost. architecture of belarus on our tv channel. you are watching news now, studio olga kalairova, hello! the president of belarus calls for further removal of barriers in the eu and adoption of the experience of the union state. alexander lukashenko stated this at a meeting with the chairman of the board of the eurasian economic commission bakedzhan sagentaev. and russia,

specialists of the russian antarctic expedition carefully remove an ice block from a glacier above lakemillion years old, and it stores unique information about climate changes on earth. kearney ice pellets obtained from a depth of 3.513 m, we assume that its age is 1 million years, and it carries information about climate changes during this period of time, and after we study it, this data will be included in the climate data models and help us predict climate change in the future. for scientists, ancient ice about a million years old is of great interest, and this is precisely why. period, an increased concentration of carbon dioxide could be observed in the earth’s atmosphere, and presumably during this period a restructuring of the climate system took place on the planet, any information from inside the continent about the geological structure is, well, gold is an understatement, that is, in any case, this is information about the subsoil , about what is hidden, about how antarctica developed and what there may be prospects for the geological structure, including some mineral reserv

our weather station has been traveling to antarct for 2 years in a row. together with belarusian expeditionlt-in heater, which allows it to work in low temperatures and not freeze, now we are finalizing it a little. the first steps in the research were also taken by preschoolers in the minsk region. almost 50 festival participants. i and the investigator presented their non-children’s projects, of course, not without the help of parents and educators. why is a banana yellow, how to distinguish real artificial honey, why is chocolate wrapped in foil? young researchers studied the characteristics of carnivorous plants and the effect of sweetness on the human body. experimented with perfume and found out the beneficial properties of vegetables and fruits, prepared colorful presentations and vivid examples. i talked about carnivorous plants, that they are different, they can also be very, very useful, they sometimes even help people. do you know that mint is widely used in our medicine, for example, as a sedative, mint. also often used in cosmetics, sweets are vladny, that if you eat a lot of t

the russian-ukrainian war, a former platoon commander of the aidar battalion, the leader national antarctic science center. mr. yevgeny, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. good evening, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. well, it is not for nothing that we ask our tv viewers whether our tv viewers and viewers allow the deployment of nato troops in ukraine in the near future, since the reason for such a question was the statement, or, let's say, the explanation of emmanuel macron at the meeting of european leaders in paris, where a conference in support of the ukrainian state that western troops may be on territory of the ukrainian state, although he emphasized that there is currently no consensus among allies on this issue. mr. yevgeny, do you allow that the countries that are part of the north atlantic... alliance can send some military contingents to the territory of the ukrainian state without a consensus decision of nato? well, first of all, i thank you for the correctness of the wording, but just before that i was on the air and came across this wording about nato t

three vehicles from the belarusian antarctic expedition, as well as a russian one, were used to carryle. our scientists took samples of natural materials and conducted a survey of the territory; the flags of belarus and the national academy of sciences were raised at the site of the camp. news, analytics, expert comments and interesting facts. watch in the program events on thursdays on the belarus 24 tv channel. may you love, like a flower in the field, like a young fruit that flocks over a crayfish, like a patched bird that lives in the wild, may you love. may i love you for the song that i hear, for the deep, booming laughter that is so sweet i say, for clear eyes, for my young soul, may i love you, may i love you for the bright hours that you give me every now and then, for the most intense, sweet time.

great value for science, russia has a wide range of research projects antarctica, one of the ten antarcticn january 28, president vladimir putin , via videoconference, launched into the water into... the operation of a new wintering complex, according to scientists, this will help bring projects to exploring the mainland to a new level. the new wintering complex at vostok station has been put into trial operation, and a scientific research program has already been prepared. this will be a project of such a comprehensive global scientific research of the entire region around the vostok station, around lake vostok, this will include penetration into the lake, the development of the necessary technologies, our friends from the mining university will do this. this project has almost been planned. my colleague alexander abramov followed the extreme sports competitions. winter spartakiad receive five regions of russia, but the heaviest load falls on the chelyabinsk region. ski resort solnechnaya dolina in the suburbs of myaso. he has hosted competitions of various levels dozens of times. events,

a little-studied part of the continent to conduct work was involved. vehicles of the belarusian antarctics well as a russian snow and swamp-going vehicle. our scientists took samples of natural materials and surveyed the area. the flags of belarus and the national academy of sciences were raised at the site of the camp. news, analytics, expert comments and interesting facts. see the events program. on thursdays on the belarus 24 tv channel. evgeniy, you started playing sports at the age of 26, is this considered too late for this sport? no, in fact, hero sport just means participation of athletes in this sport of completely different ages. of course, they are highly qualified athletes, they perform with heavy equipment with 32 kg weights. and, probably, if you start at a more mature age, you will no longer have the opportunity to show decent, high results, but i just found myself in a period when i was already formed. then i was ready, but it was also preceded by a huge amount of work, a training process, by making mistakes, i went to achieve, even to fulfill my first goal - this is fulfi

the polar explorers covered almost 600 km; three vehicles of the belarusian antarctic expedition, asussian snow and swamp-going vehicle, were used to carry out the work. our scientists took samples of natural materials and conducted a survey of the territory; the flags of belarus and the national academy of sciences were raised at the site of the camp. thank you, the review was prepared by elena puntus. the public association belarusian women's union is the largest women's organization in the country. today in its ranks there is more... some kind of pace in organizing events, in first of all, of course, all these events are largely of a charitable nature, but i would like to note that not only is it rapidly gaining momentum today, we are growing significantly every year in numbers, and there are a lot of women today who want to join the organization, not just to join, but to be useful to society, to really unite, and the most important thing is that all the projects that we today... do not initiate, they are supported, they are very successful and they start and are completed, and yo

russian military transport helicopters that were acquired by argentina in 2011, mainly before their antarcticions, they have 13 temporary permanent bases in antarctica, so you have to get there somehow, but the machines have been you ever since ... their decommissioned resource needs major repairs, one machine has been dismantled, the second is inoperative , there were rumors that argentina could transfer these helicopters, but such information has not been confirmed to date, are these helicopters of any interest to our opponents? probably yes, from the point of view of spare parts, at least, but we firmly convey to argentina the idea that the previous government of fernandez firmly adhered to the principled position on the inadmissibility of the supply of weapons and military equipment to conflict zones, including ukraine, and we expect the same from the current administration. in addition, hypothetical deliveries of these rotorcraft would be a violation of the end -user certificate, which prohibits the transfer of military equipment without the consent of the exporting country, that is, rus

mirnaya station has long served as the main base of our antarctic expeditions, from here caravans departed the inland station vostok. today , a group of polar explorers remain here, continuing scientific research. exactly half a century ago, on february 13, 1974, alexander solzhenitsyn was expelled from the soviet union. he came from a peasant family, a front-line soldier, arrested in 1945 for criticizing stalin. after release. became one of the founders of camp prose, his story, one day of ivan denisovich , pleased khrushchev, was published and brought the author enormous popularity. but in during the brezhnev era, when stalin’s repressions began to be hushed up, solzhenitsyn was no longer published. in the first round, cancer building, august the fourteenth, he transferred his manuscripts for publication to the west. solzhenitsyn was awarded the nobel prize in literature. the authorities organized his persecution, but the writer did not give up and... published the gulag archipelago abroad, the politburo met about this, someone offered exile, but the head of the kgb, yuri andropov, sugge

some short news from the world. together let's see from the movement of the largest antarctic icebergthe opposition of the british representative in nato for ukraine's membership in this military security pact. the largest iceberg in antarctica broke away from the ocean floor and started moving. this iceberg, which is called a 23-e , is slowly moving towards the north and towards the open waters. the area is square kilometers. after reaching the ocean waters, this iceberg will gradually melt and disappear. climate change has accelerated the melting of icebergs. safe landing of a plane at sao paulo airport in brazil. despite the loss of one of the wheels of this plane after departing from riodani airport, due to the separation of one of its main wheels, it had to land at the airport of saulo. the missing wheel was found a short time later in a breakwater near the first airport. the us federal communications commission has banned the use of ai-generated voices in automated robotic phone calls. with these regulations in place , attorneys general can take legal action against calls in whi

one of the ten antarctic vostok stations was updated on january 28. president vladimir putin, via videoconference, launched the commissioning of a new wintering complex. according to scientists, this will help take projects to study the mainland to a new level. the vostok station novo-wintering complex has been put into trial operation and a scientific research program has already been prepared. this will be a project of such a comprehensive global scientific research of the entire region around the vostok station, around lake vostok, this will include penetration into the lake, the development of the necessary technologies, our friends from the mining university will do this, this project has already been planned for almost 20 years in advance, we really hope that the government will support us, preliminary results of research on the extracted sample may be known by the end of the year, now a team of scientists is on the way home to st. petersburg, from vostok station they get to... more than 80% of russian youth believe in the possibility of self-re

in the near future , the samples will arrive at the scientific laboratory of the arctic and antarcticf great interest to science, and studying an ice core from the depths of the glacier above lake vostok will allow us to better understand the geological structure of the sixth continent. dmitry pishchukhin, alexey sasyrin, dmitry mishchersky. alexandra kolkova, galina orlova and vladimir minyailov, northwestern bureau news. the sea lion population is rapidly declining ; urgent measures are needed to preserve the unique rookery in petropavlovsk kamchadsky, one of three places in the world where sea lions can be seen directly within the city. people come close to animals and this neighborhood is not always favorable for animals. why? report by alexandra ostrikova. this is an information banner that spells out all the rules of conduct near the rookery. this is a fence that should serve as an obstacle to the red book animals, but as we see, with it fails to fulfill its function. there is information on the sign, even a note that there is video surveillance, but guests simply do not pay att

thin air, hurricane winds -40, a peaceful station, for a long time served as the main base of our antarctictation vostok, today a group of polar explorers remains here, continuing scientific research. exactly half a century ago on february 13, 1974 from the soviet union expelled alexander solzhenitsyn. he came from a peasant family, a front-line soldier, arrested in 1945 for criticizing stalin. after his release he became one of the founders of camp prose. khrushchev liked his story - one day of ivan denisovich. it was published and brought the author enormous popularity. but during the brezhnev era, when stalin’s repressions began to be hushed up, solzhenitsyn was no longer mentioned. he returned to russia and ended his days in his homeland. today, his books continue to cause a storm of controversy and diametrically opposed assessments. this is what this day in history was like. what happened here on february 24-25? social networks, calls, sending out fake news, going to a rally, all western-linked pr agencies joined in to encourage regional local riots. the main task is to capture the ene

should not be used to funnel money for the purpose of violating a law anywhere, whether it's in the antarctic getting there and we're in germany or another state or under federal law. we can't have new york businesses falsifying their financial records in order to cover up crimes committed elsewhere. new york is not of money laundromat. and this is very, very important to the integrity, the business commute in new york, where i practiced law before i became a loved professor. we can have new york businesses may use this, why? so if there was falsification of business records to conceal the $130000.00 pay off to start mcdaniels, that is a very serious crime now who committed the crime and whether donald trump was above neck prime. that's what's going to be determined at trial. but this is not a spacious legal theory or, or some obscure statute. mm hm. uh, new york, once again does not. what is business records in new york businesses bank falsified to conceal crimes anywhere? will trump be able to find any way to avoid having to pair a to a pair and close? oh, i'm sure he'll look for way. he ha

the former platoon commander of the aydar battalion, a public activist, the head of the national antarctic science center, was in touch with us, let's take a short break, come back, continue, we will continue to talk about the book by the american journalist simon shuster about volodymyr zelensky, who is called a showman, showman, stay with us. tired of heavy and bulky saws? then pilka strong from razpak tv is just for you. with it you can easily cut trees and bushes. it is so convenient to use it for carpentry. it is the perfect tool for your home or garden. and the price is only from uah 1,499. a reliable battery is also included. just call now and order. free delivery is available. check with consultants. cut branches. cut a beam, chop firewood, you can do all this in one movement with a strong saw, just look how fast it handles even thick branches , once it's done, and unlike standard saws, it's so convenient to use in hard -to-reach places, it comes with a powerful battery, a key and a screwdriver, as well as a charger, call and order a reliable and convenient tool from only 149 hryvn

you were right, nothing like the antarctic. 0k, carol, iwas - the antarctic. 0k, carol, iwas exaggerating slightly. - police in some areas say they're now catching more drivers under the influence of illegal drugs than of alcohol, with one force describing what they called an "epidemic" of drug—driving. senior officers say some motorists seem to vew drug—driving as more acceptable than drink—driving. our transport correspondent katy austin reports. 9am on a tuesday morning and merseyside police are out in central liverpool. today, they're particularly looking out for drink and drug driving. officers have been pulling over any vehicles that look like they're unsafe in some way or are being driven in an unsafe manner. and already, within half an hour this morning, they've made three arrests after positive roadside drug tests. 927. those tests, called drug wipes, indicated the presence of cannabis, cocaine or both. that gets them arrested and taken to the station for a forensic blood test. and the result of that dictates whether any further action is taken. how prevalent do you think drug—dr

about it, we know that there is a lot in europe, in the united states, i did not know about the antarcticwe do not know what is happening in the russian federation, by the way, this is quite interesting, just one of my questions would be to mr. pavlo. i understand that you can't talk about it out loud, because they will be immediately arrested, put in jail and killed, we know that putin has already let go completely and is simply killing his political opponents of all kinds, even those who are not very big, not very cause or can cause some danger to existence his regime, so it is definitely difficult before the eyes of death, but... it is very interesting that there may be some underground moments, maybe some ukrainians in russia are pasted up, as during the time when ukrainians, during the second world war, also distributed some leaflets, they were doing something , they were somehow showing resistance , they were showing their strength, maybe the russians in the ukrainians in russia are also showing it somehow, i don't know, i'm just not in the know, then pavlo glod, the president of th

chin straps or bearded penguins are the most common penguin species in the antarctic.re than 7 million pairs here. every year , most of the birds nest and hatch their young on the island of bud. 15 baby penguins have already been born here, polar explorers said. there is a real baby boom near the akademik vernatskyi station this year. a record number of penguins nested. the next edition is at 10 o'clock, read more on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put your favorites. further my colleagues oksana will continue ater. chanska and roman chaika, don't switch, stay with the espresso team. we 're coming back, thanks for watching espresso and thanks for donating, if you haven't already, i'll remind you that we intend to buy sterlings, walkie-talkies, rangefinders, scopes and all that for the 141st brigade, which is infantry and air reconnaissance from... in the orihiv direction, and for this we need your help, because we need to collect a million hryvnias, currently we do not have this amount, currently there are 270,500 hryvnias, so we are going t

the continent; three transport vehicles were used to carry out the work means of the belarusian antarcticnow and swamp vehicle. our scientists took samples of natural materials and carried out tests. exploration of the territory, the flags of belarus and the national academy of sciences were raised at the site of the camp. news, analytics, expert comments and interesting facts. watch the program events on thursdays on the belarus 24 tv channel. we will bring the viewer closer to science, as science, and specifically biotechnology helps transform grain and gold. the product from which amino acids are made is our glucose syrup. which bacteria eat and produce amino acids, to put it very simply , it is very simple and most importantly, what is clear, we will tell you how talented scientists have changed our lives, we, as scientists , are cautious in forecasts, but having understood the essence , we do not rule out that in the near future agronomics will be talked about by a lot of people, our project is about agriculture, well, accordingly , agro, then after all, we are more about the economy

completed a multi-day trip to a little-studied part of the continent; three vehicles of the belarusian antarctic expedition, as well as a russian snow and swamp-going vehicle, were used to carry out the work. our scientists took samples of natural materials and conducted an examination territories. the flags of belarus and the national academy of sciences were raised at the site of the camp. news, analytics, commentary. experts and interesting facts, watch the events program on thursdays on the belarus 24 tv channel . yes, no one is clearly making wounds, myself, myself. husband or partner? yes no, yes no, myself. prepare the operating room, okay, valentinovich, valentinovich, hello, hello, i had an accident, i hit a woman, where is the victim? well, that's not true, i fell. just, well, since it’s nothing serious, wait for petrukhin, okay wait, hello, hello gal, valentinovich, well then we’ll go to x-ray ourselves, let’s go , let’s go, yes, yes, go, how does everyone here know you, yes , i’m a chronic loser, i often come here with all sorts of fractures, well, i’m serious, you you work here, wel

scientists from the british antarctic survey have carried out the first test flights of the drone, whichronments, over the continent's coast. it is hoped it can be used to help experts forecast the impacts of climate change. don't forget that we have updates on the website on all of those stories, specifically about the house of commons vote that we were talking about. we will have plenty more on that coming up later but for now, please stay with us here on bbc news. hello, you are watching bbc news. police in some areas say they are now catching more drivers under the influence of illegal drugs. than of alcohol. with one first describing what they called in app academic of drug driving. i transferred correspondent katie austen reports. —— our transport correspondent. 9am on a tuesday morning and merseyside police are out in central liverpool. today, they're particularly looking out for drink and drug driving. officers have been pulling over any vehicles that look like they're unsafe in some way or are being driven in an unsafe manner. and already, within half an hour this morning, they'