, west antarctica.is a very difficult difficult station in terms of geographical location. climate weather is the strongest wind in antarctica, just our expedition allowed to register the maximum wind gust of 78 m/s. a fifty-cubic capacity from a place, like a toy, moves uh multi-ton objects. uh, heavy equipment and so on. here, well, nevertheless, it was a baptism of fire and let's say so for ourselves. uh, i realized that that work is the service that took place far from well, separation from the mainland for a year and a half . i felt that she was needed. you know, i'm not afraid of these loud words, someone will perceive them as loud, the country needed her. it was in the country. it was this feeling that was felt, because it was not just like that and the satisfaction works and let's say so it coincided that we are setting off on a grandiose trip around belarus for sure. many have heard that the geographical center of belarus is located in this region. but not everyone knows that this is the only r

in west antarctica. antarctica is a very difficult difficult station from the point of view. m-m geographical position weather climate with the strongest wind in antarctica just since our expedition, my stay was able to register the maximum wind in antarctica 78 m/s. this is the wind that breaks a fifty-cubic capacity from a place, like a toy , moves e, multi-ton objects. uh, heavy equipment and so on. here, well, nevertheless, it was a baptism of fire and let's say so for ourselves. i understood. what is that work, but the service that took place far from well, separation from the mainland for a year and a half. i felt that she was needed. you know, i'm not afraid of these loud words, someone will perceive them as loud, but she was needed more slender. it was in the country. it was, it was felt, it was felt, because it was not just that all these things, therefore, it was satisfaction works with this and let's say it coincided with what i dreamed of at the time. continues unique place open ocean, well,

in west antarctica, antarctica is a difficult difficult station in terms of the geographical position, the strongest winds in antarctica. just in time for our expedition, my stay here was to register the maximum tactics of 78 m/s. it 's the wind that blows the fifty cube containers from a place, like toys moves e, multi- ton objects. uh, heavy equipment and so on. here, well, nevertheless, it was a baptism of fire and let's say so for ourselves. uh, i realized that that work is the service that, uh, took place far from well, separation from the mainland for a year and a half, you know, i'm not afraid of these loud words, someone will take them for loud, the side needed it. it was in the country. it was, it was felt, it was felt, because it was not just like that, and satisfaction works and, let's say, it coincided what you dreamed about at the time. shklov is called the cucumber capital in belarus . there is even a lovely cucumber monument here. oh, wealth in someone else's cellar today , 54 plant species are being selected. ate a huge amount. here is such a white bun you look built.

antarctica west antarctica is a difficult station in terms of the geographical position of the climatet winds in antarctica. just in time for our expedition, my stay here registers the maximum characteristics of 78 m/s. containers from a place, like toys, move multi-ton objects, equipment, heavy, and so on.

that this person will be suitable for long-term hard work in antarctica, because to visit antarcticathe wrong door. it is necessary to pay serious money to a travel agency, several tens of thousands of dollars, and please, visit antarctica to see her the first years of the formation of the expedition. yes, it was a concept such as most represent what are expeditions? well, it's almost a trip. yes, they took a backpack of a group of stew there, they put pasta clothes, took boots and went. yes, then there is something there, a fire tile or some kind of camping one. uh, lit up. eh, cooked, there porridge with stew is good and wonderful. it's good, wonderful. one two money three, well, a week, then it's already here. now it's impossible to eat, you can't look at it anymore. this is the first for the body. sorry, this doesn't fit at all. this is the most, because well, in fact, such a regime and lifestyle and diet, the body will not withstand any person of the strongest for so long, as far as any characters. e with the antarctic theme, well, as a rule, this is timed to coincide with some

in the whole uh world tactical community we uh in antarctica on the way back and forth and antarctica itself we uh, we meet with numerous foreign colleagues. and it is very wonderful when there is always a souvenir chevron badge. uh, something else, a keychain of some kind of belarusian rear sight of the belarusian antarctic expedition, which you can get as a gift. it's not just good manners. this is exactly the promotion from our polar national brand. the experience of family life in 1980, here the spouse, giving consent to marriage with me, in principle, had to represent, because she married a geographer of a senior student, that moment, therefore, purely theoretically she could imagine what awaits her, but before the wedding we had known each other for quite a long time. and how would i think that the characters and way of life of each of us for each other should have been predictable to some extent. therefore , ah. i think that my subsequent service is work, long trips, business trips and so on. uh, well, they didn't come as some kind of unpleasant surprise for her, of course, it'

antarctica is everything . uh, vector of our agenda. uh, i'm going to talk about things that are, well, more or less everyone, understandable. and now, let's say, well, we all understand that here is spring autumn summer - these are forest fires. here is our colleagues overgrown behind and a forest block. i think this year we did a very good job together with the uh regional teams. we lowered e for the first time in 5 years. that's all the dynamics of forest fires. well, the area covered by fire was 10 million square kilometers this year 3.5. why it happened we received additional funding immediately added personnel, because almost 5.000 paratroopers paratroopers for 70% of air raids. that is it patrolling. this means that the detection response, that is, increased we purchased equipment for our colleagues in the regions of almost 45,000 units per activity. our project was purchased and distributed in the territory. that is, we came prepared for the fire and our colleagues from the ministry of emergency situations and regional leaders.

and why is antarctica called the white continent the continent is 94% covered by the ice cap, there arescientific hypotheses and the version that, in general, this is not even a continent, it is an archipelago. that is, these islands are sheltered united. uh, ice cap the hero of the program, who breeds graceful animal horses, these are mushrooms - what are these berries? what birds fly and sing there? well, i myself am not a rybak, not a mushroom picker, as if i have only one passion. that horse is enough. who was his the first visitor to the stable people. i had young mothers. e with sick children with developmental disabilities of the parents even say that this is the case to develop the world.

i know they're starting in antarctica. they're on their way there.if they're not there already, where do they go next? >> so they're there are going to antarctica and making their way to chile. it's all seven continents culminating in florida, in tampa, florida. the overall objective is to take veteran special forces and special operations skill sets and inspire americans to never forget the sacrifice these special operations and and people who who never had the opportunity to come back that we should never forget about them. and offer the educational benefits, the scholarships through fields of honor for their family members. >> so people can follow along on this historic event. and help support this amazing nonprofit, an effort to support those who have lost their loved ones. where do they go? and how do they do that so they can go to legacy expeditions net. that's the primary place where they could donate. we've already raised one hundred and fifty thousand . and like i said before, i'm not sure if you guys heard it, but if we raise seven dollars

in addition, the same treaty ruled out the division of antarctica between individual countries and itsproclaimed in the interests of science and all of humanity. initially, the document was signed by 12 countries of the ussr usa britain france australia new zealand argentina chile south africa japan belgium and norway yes, now 55 countries are parties to the agreement. on december 1, 1982, the premiere of tootsie, directed by sidney polk, was held in hollywood. i found that people like it more and found it. finally a job, he has a confusing relationship with both men and women starring dustin hoffman on incarnation issues maryll street advised him on the female image, 40 years ago the creators called their film a comedy. i can hardly imagine that in the future political correctness and propaganda. lgbt communities will turn this story into a reality of american society that cannot be laughed at. now everyone here calls it a harbinger of the fashion for transsexuality, and nowadays such a picture, hardly anyone in the west, would dare to make it. and then 82 films were a wild success. a

such a wide gastronomic map helped foxes survive and spread widely on all continents except antarctica. the distinguishing features of the red cheat are a narrow elongated head and large ears. they will help our heroine get her lunch today. unique hearing. it is easy to hear the mouse rustle through the thickness of the earth and snow, and the narrow muzzle will help. this is how to literally dive into a snowdrift. foxes have to make such dizzying jumps dozens of times a day. this is the main way of hunting leaves, and that of zoologists. it even got its own name - mosquitoes - small rodents form the basis of nutrition. foxes. often red-haired cheats can be seen in the fields or near villages, but they do not come there to steal a chicken, but to hunt gray houses, which are in abundance and are found near human dwellings in a year, one fox destroys several thousand rodents, and together with foxes, two to three times more. in general, it turns out that this is an extremely useful animal both for the forest and for humans. a long fluffy tail is a distinctive feature of foxes in winter d

vostok station is the only russian station in antarctica, located on the cold continent , every year10-12 people winter there. on december 16, 1989, a revolution began in romania for the 10 days that put an end to the communist regime in the country all began with the fact that in the city of timmishuara the authorities were removed from their posts and evicted from the house of a well-known dissident. pasteur hungarian laszlo tekish, he advocated the ethnic autonomy of those regions of romania where the hungarian population predominated in his hallway. they came to the defense of the pastor and the protest began to grow with people chanting slogans against communism and the government on the orders of the romanian dictator. nikolai chuvashikov, troops and units of the special services of the secretariat were brought into the city, but the protests with shooting began throughout the country, whose wife and i offended, but were caught and shot, romania became the only country in eastern europe where the socialist regime was overthrown by a popular uprising, and the former leader was e

kuritsyn is stored in more detail, where they are mined at the vostok station to catch snow in antarcticaound and even now the temperature is -55 °. caution more carefully in the laboratory refrigerator of the institute of the arctic antarctic frozen products of long shelf life last year's expedition's trophy of a little more than 500,000 years, a piece of ice was lifted from a depth of 3 1/2 km. so we joke. this, apparently, is the most expensive ice on our planet. uh, well, in general, for this year we expect to drill about 100 m. printed the history of the climate on the planet. what was the chemical composition of the atmosphere, and what particles flew in the air in the distant past? how the volcanoes behaved and much more, the one that was already received at the vostok station allowed in its time to reconstruct the climate of the earth for the last 440 thousand. years, studying the past st. petersburg scientists look into the future antarctic ice will tell typical climate changes. it is only necessary to exclude the human factor, the impact on the ecology of the southern continent.

east antarctica sea regime, astronauts learn amazing facts about birds that absolutely can not fly soul, that is, there is a couple, if chosen, then this is for life. and why is antarctica called the white continent 94% is covered by the ice cap, there are, uh, scientific hypotheses and versions that, in general, this is not even a continent, but an archipelago. that is, these islands are sheltered united. uh, ice cap hands is the hero of the program, who breeds graceful animal horses, are these mushrooms - what are these berries? what birds fly and sing there? well, i myself am not a rybak, not a mushroom picker, as if i have only one passion. that horse is enough. who was his first visitor to the stable the first people. i've had young mothers, uh, with sick kids with special needs. here they even kissed me more let's say, to develop this business. what other animals are bred in the forest with caucasian roots. this is what the world is worth. here is a red-haired redhead, this is a snowball of these and other projects. watch on belarus 24 tv channel. recently, we have launched our te

and why antarctica is called the white continent the continent is 94% covered by the ice cap, there are, uh, scientific hypotheses and versions that, in general, this is not even a continent, but an archipelago. that is, these islands are sheltered united. uh, icecap hands is the protagonist of the program, who breeds graceful animal horses. these are mushrooms. what are these berries? what birds fly and sing there? well, i myself am not a rybak, not a mushroom picker, as if i have only one passion. that horse is enough. who was his the first visitor to the stable. i had young mothers. e with sick children with developmental disabilities. so they pushed me even more, let’s say, to develop what other animals they breed in the forest with caucasian roots. here is a red-haired redhead, this is a snowball of these and other projects. watch on belarus 24 tv channel. recently, we launched our telegram channel subscribe and put your reactions, we are watched not only in belarus but far beyond its borders 24/7 we are on air in austria germany france spain and portugal and everything so that you

is it true that antarctica does not belong to any state of the time?ow did you answer the question, but i answered the question, right? because that antarctica, by agreement, seems to be, as it were, a no-man's-land . this material was passed through, if i'm not mistaken. what's going on in antarctica anyway? there is some kind of population there. they live there, everything, more people, mostly. no. quite right. demyan correctly answering this question, yes, in accordance with the antarctic convention signed on december 1, 1959 , and entered into force on june 23, 1961. antarctica does not belong to any state on its territory, only scientific activities are allowed. and it's useful minerals, as far as i know, are also not mined. let's move on to the fifth question. is it true that the segment that connects two non- neighboring vertices of a polygon is called the midline of time? ivan hello , we managed to figure out what is the correct answer , of course, in terms of geometry, a very good mark. well, the middle line is called the segment that connect

was signed as a result of antarctica has become a common continent, a continent of peace and science now. let's go to this coldest, windiest , driest and most mysterious, as well as the friendliest continent on the planet. antarctica is the most mysterious continent on the planet, even 200 years after the discovery, there is so much work for scientists here. and after all, a new committee works here for more than 100 stations. there are representatives of more than 40 countries, there are certainly leaders. yes, this is russia - this is the united states, this is great britain, this is australia, the germans. naturally, france and so on, only our five year-round stations and five bases are here, and two more airfields, the newest at progress station, have just recently received their first aircraft. prior to such a cargo il-76, arose in connection with the active base for the construction of a new inland station to the east to modernize the vostok station all in order to continue the study of ice. you are the most significant discovery of recent decades , discovered an under-ice lake

there in antarctica right now part of a historic and importan mission.hat is straight ahead. ♪ here we are at the let us do good village. first community like this in america. a hundred families together that lost their loved ones. the kids that lost their mom or dad protecting us. and today is the day that we're going to deliver the first beautiful home to the thornton family. some wonderful people donated. a bunch of land in land o' lakes. to let us do good village. having stood here on this same property with a shovel and now seeing a home where a family is going to move in. built all of our roads, all of our infrastructure is here. we've got several homes are under construction. and this is absolutely amazing to me. it's going to have a pool gym, rec center, beautiful facility, a movie theater where the folks, again, can live and heal and grow together. to see it completely done, to see it fully furnished, it's a blessing to be able to get a home like this. my children struggle a lot, but i feel like this community will bring a closeness with other c

such interesting summer fun in antarctica.er right now in the movies, and there, uh, a completely different hour, in general, ilyus. there contrasts, in general, works. actually. here the video was cool, so motivational, in fact , of course, with landscapes. yes, it's amazing, really, it's really beautiful. it seems to me that the participants of such a marathon get an impression for the rest of life and tempered. yes, for life too soon. we should be reminded, i think the time of epiphany races and other fun. yes, you will participate in them, perhaps he always tells me so unambiguously, because, what if they are not prepared. it seems to me that andrey is such an adventurer that he will definitely prepare and, as soon as he gives us the epiphany frosts, it’s very hot here on the air andrey news. we thank you. we wish you a good continuation of the day. let in yours so far, that the cold world of sports will be very hot. well, let's get away sports competitions, let's move on to the competition for the title of the student of

and why antarctica is called the white continent the continent is 94% covered by the ice cap, there are, scientific hypotheses and versions that, in general, this is not even a continent, but an archipelago. that is, these islands are sheltered united. uh, icecap hands is the protagonist of the program, who breeds graceful animal horses. these are mushrooms. what are these berries? what birds fly there? well, i myself am not a rybak, not a mushroom picker, as if i have only one passion. that horse is enough. who was his first visitor to the stable. i had young mothers. e with sick children with developmental disabilities even let's say that this is the case to develop the world. here is a red-haired redhead, this is a snowball of these and other projects. watch on belarus 24 tv channel. recently, we have launched our telegram channel subscribe and put your reactions, we are watched not only in belarus but far beyond its borders 24/7 we are on air in austria germany france spain and portugal and everything in order to to keep you informed 20 minutes of all the most interesting things in

and we were just looking earlier at a report about, you know, a warm weather in antarctica and in the arctic and the global events of climate change in 2022 is, is there much that humans can do to limit the damage to the climate that, that we've already caused do you think so this will sound like a rather pessimistic answer, but unfortunately the time is kind of like a freight train that there are couple stable states. once you push her out of it, the earth will start accelerating towards a different stable state. so we're going to have a coffee place for a while we started nudging or towards a hot house scenario. whether or not that and to realize or means the see what humans should be doing is adapting in mitigate, changing their infrastructure to be ready. what's coming tomorrow rather than building or infrastructure based on what was normal for today. ok, thank you. meter ologist, an atmospheric scientist, matthew capuchin, washington, d. c. let's get a round up now of some other headlines around the world. hundreds of ukrainian civilians are fleeing the recently liberated city of

tv company ntv russian polar explorers in antarctica received long-awaited new year's gift.inally greet the president with congratulations and to the sound of the chimes, but the research station of the new lazarevskoye on earth, the fashion queens have installed a satellite dish that receives 14 domestic tv channels, including ntv. so everything is ready for the holiday, the christmas tree has also already been decorated the menu will be traditionally smaller, herring under a fur coat, cake and champagne at the south pole. it's summer. it's warm in the area of ​​the air station. yes -5. there are only a few hours left for the new year and preparations for the festive the table is approaching the final stage, performing in 2023 according to the eastern calendar will be the year of the black water rabbit. well, this by itself imposes some restrictions on the new year's table and on the costumes of the guests. what exactly did svetlana gordeeva find out? it is easy to guess that there should not be rabbit meat on the new year's table; it is better to offer guests more of what

penguins we mainly live in antarctica and you need to be a polar explorer to get there to see, but a large group of penguins lives in the moscow zoo. we we will definitely visit them with you, we will visit again and agree. yaroslav popov dreams of a laptop nenets autonomous okrug, the city of naryan-mar oh, i’m going there, i’m just going to yaroslav i’ll bring you your gift, and i’ll also take a book about the far east with me, we are developing the arctic and the far east of the most famous pioneers of the far east, erofei khabarov was born not far from where you live in the modern arkhangelsk region, you will read. e, and here the pictures are beautiful to be impressed. what a great country we have what a great far east so read and drink. these were the shots that we received from the press service of the government of the very russian cabinet of the fulfillment of children's dreams as part of the traditional wish tree day. russian and belarusian military allied groupings of troops undergo combat smoothing fire tactical medical engineering training fighters hone their skills dail

this happens, you will be found, believe me, they will be found, even if you become a penguin in antarcticaat's the news? therefore, the address. something somehow just vasya agree. what is there to think? let's go take a look. i just wanted to ask, no, you know, not yet, unfortunately, but just the other day. i promise you, as soon as we finish all this, we will definitely see you. bye bye. please better take tequila she's a waste here. unless you mind, of course, i just think that such a beautiful girl is better off taking tequila. agree on my behalf. what is your name? hello calmly. in zelensky's office, he plans to be photographed on the embankment in yalta in six months. ukrainian militants continue to fire at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, they want to arrange a nuclear catastrophe. for the sake of their victory, nato is discussing the supply of patrio complexes to ukraine, the united states for now. it seems that he asks to understand where kiev is going to strike from their systems that the answer will fly not only to ukraine, they guess that those who died from the ranks of th

alexander: research stations on the moon, like on antarctica, are going to be a challenge because weng much with us. we have to be sustainable to use the resources there, like splitting water molecules into breathable air and fuel. there's a lot to do, but we're getting ready. reporter: and that includes this six-day training course on lanzarote. one thing's for sure -- it's no walk in the park. lara: now to another place that's otherworldly, but this time it's in denmark. artist tage andersen's store in the capital copenhagen is a gem that enchants its visitors. anderson arranges flowers, but he's no florist. his unique arrangements are more like works of art. andersen is a free spirit who has carved out his own genre in the botanical world. and his curious creations have attracted a cult following. reporter: stepping into this flower shop in copenhagen is almost like stepping into hans christian andersen's fairy-tale world. it's the domain of a man who shares with denmark's renowned storyteller both a love for fantasy and dreamscapes and a surname -- tage andersen has become someth

alexander: research stations on the moon, like on antarctica, are going to be a challenge because weng much with us. we have to be sustainable to use the resources there, like splitting water molecules into breathable air and fuel. there's a lot to do, but we're getting ready. reporter: and that includes this six-day training course on lanzarote. one thing's for sure -- it's no walk in the park. lara: now to another place that's otherworldly, but this time it's in denmark. artist tage andersen's store in the capital copenhagen is a gem that enchants its visitors. anderson arranges flowers, but he's no florist. his unique arrangements are more like works of art. andersen is a free spirit who has carved out his own genre in the botanical world. and his curious creations have attracted a cult following. reporter: stepping into this flower shop in copenhagen is almost like stepping into hans christian andersen's fairy-tale world. it's the domain of a man who shares with denmark's renowned storyteller both a love for fantasy and dreamscapes and a surname -- tage andersen has become someth

now, with details of a deadly rogue wave that struck a viking cruise ship during the journey to antarcticaa 62 year old american woman was killed when that wave struck. she was hit by broken glass for other people suffered non life threatening injuries. the passengers were taken to report in argentina and are heading home. a tradition that was marred by tragedy a year ago resumed in waukesha, wisconsin, the city held that is west of milwaukee held its christmas parade on sunday. last year, a man drove an suv through the crowded event, killing six people and injuring dozens of others. last month, he was sentenced to life in prison. 80 groups marched in this year's parade, and the theme was peace on earth. fedex driver in texas , is expected to head to court this week accused of kidnapping and killing a seven year old girl as investigators look into a possible motive. people all across north texas are being asked to honor athena strand today by wearing pink, which was her favorite color. abc's will car has the details. texas community coming to grips with every parent's nightmare after a con

the antarctica expedition was divided; some of the participants remained on the ship, doing hydrographic. the rest, together with amondsenon, spent the winter on the shore, and then went to the south pole for dog sleds. we got there and installed the flag of norway and celebrated the success by smoking cigars, but the first amundsen was due to the fact that he chose the right transport for the dog buckles. at the same time, another expedition of the englishman robert scott left for the south pole, but on motos sledges and horses, and it turned out to be in place a month later than the rival on december 14, 1945. directive number 4 appeared. 2d of the united states joint military planning committee on the preparation of an atomic bombing of the twenty main industrial and political centers of the soviet union only ended world war ii, in which moscow and washington were allies planned to bomb 17 cities in russia, including moscow and leningrad, as well as baku, tbilisi and tashkent , the trans-siberian railway was also indicated as the primary target. the americans expected that such a blow

well, the penguins we mostly live in antarctica and then get there. be a polar explorer, but a large group of penguins lives in the moscow zoo. you will definitely visit them with you, we will visit them again, we will agree on the chambers, but whoever is lucky will take the highest lucky yaroslav popov from naryan-mar. laptop here from the far east and the arctic will personally deliver to the boy 1,000 wishes on elegant christmas trees throughout the country to the fifth all-russian action. this year, children from the new regions also joined, never stopping dreaming no matter what. after all, when else would the wish come true , if not on new year's eve, the head of the ministry of construction and rivers, fayzullin, personally decided to congratulate the nine-year-old elisha from the dpr. here's your wish, it came true, uh, we'll open it right away. come on, what i need to know is a complete set of this equipment, a little one, a karateka, has been waiting for a whole year, the dream of thirteen-year-old nikita galenko has come true. his house in

true, six of them in antarctica, it was he who was able to take soil samples from the deepest depthsthe arctic ocean 5.5 km. in the core. interesting results were found, according to which you can see climate changes at the pole, taken a column of soil four meters and a half. there is a clear layering there. there, it means that our gray color and e brown color alternate, well, gray blue, so we take the colors. we're brown, it's full of frozen microfossil phytoplankton and everything. you take these periods of warming, gray blue, no living creatures, nothing during the cooling period, such cores are specialists, and they take them regularly, and that’s all stored in freezers. there are even soil samples that are 10,000 years old, thanks to a century of history, the institute has the most extensive database of polar events in the world. indeed, a over the past 40 years. uh, the amount of ice in the summer has significantly decreased, and multi-year ice has almost completely disappeared in the arctic. we have, uh, yes, it was 2007 2012. yes, and it would seem that we are already moving

this is the rostov region 7 years old gleb penguins, we mostly live in antarctica and get there to seeou need to be a polar explorer, but a large group of penguins lives in the moscow zoo. you will definitely visit them with you, we will visit them again, we will agree and who will be lucky to take the highest one? yaroslav popov dreams of a laptop autonomous okrug, the city of naryan-mar, i’m just going there yaroslav i’ll bring you your gift, i’ll also take a book with me, and in the far east we are developing the arctic and the far east the most famous of the first pioneers of the far east erof, khabarov was born not far from the place where you live in the modern arkhangelsk region, you will read and eat beautiful pictures to be impressed. what a great country we have what a great far east so read and drink. the prize-winner is the purchase of the world russian skier ilya semikov became the winner of the 15-kilometer trial in the classical style at the fifth stage of the russian cup in krasnogorsk near moscow, this is the final race of the stage, but three-time olympic champion ale

here, let's say some antarctica or somewhere else, just fly there. it costs a lot of money, so money is not the most important thing here. clinic we have one of the oldest clinics in belarus at that time. in the ninety-seventh year, the idea of ​​creating such a dental clinic. so it was created and has already been working there with success for more, probably, how many there have been for 25 years. this is our life here, but i always worked here, i owe everything, managing this wonderful institution, and in parallel with this i had to go in for mountaineering, but still i went in for mountaineering, for about 85 years, mountaineering, serious sports and require a lot of training and physical training consists of a multilevel of this strength and endurance necessary and speed qualities there. at this is a lot of directions. you have to be in harmony. okay. one of these directions is, of course, this is what i did before karate, because we trained there endlessly and finely with strength and speed. all this was added a lot of theoretical training to t

uh, such objects once and for all he visited 15 scientific expeditions in antarctica and brought up moregeneration of polar explorers. i think that this is not only pride. uh, those who created the station directly with their own hands, those who designed it. and this, uh, must be paid tribute to the development, exclusively belarusian production made in belarus assembled by belarusians, white severe continent and its researcher aleksey gaydashov. you know, i'm not afraid of these loud words, someone will perceive them as loud, but we needed to be on the sidelines. it was in the country. it was this feeling, watch friday on our channel. why the same events and circumstances are treated differently, who creates new ethics and new information trends, and who benefits from it, no matter how strange it may sound for someone, but there is documentary evidence of this, these plans are many years, hatched secretly and not voiced aloud. and these are proven facts. or is this another ksenia lebedeva will tell you in detail about the phenomenon of double standards. and how they work in the project

of his national antarctic science center, an icebreaker led by pavel panasyuk left cape town for antarctica , this expedition is joint with polish colleagues, now the noosphere is heading to the polish antarctic station artstovsky and further to the ukrainian station of the youth academy is headed there to the right or the cargo team of specialists who will complete the modernization of the station's infrastructure to vernadsky noosphere will reach by the end of january ecumenical patriarch bartholomew congratulated ukrainians on christmas and also once again expressed his support for our citizens who are suffering from the war unleashed by the russian federation only through solidarity with our people, evil and darkness can be overcome, bartholomew is convinced. unfortunately , this year, the message of good news about christmas is heard alongside the noise of war and the rattle weapons in your homeland, which is experiencing the terrible consequences of a provocative and unjust invasion, this war was provoked by the aggression of the russian federation in february last year, it is the wor

we're going to need that tomorrow sunday, monday, we consistently cold days after the scientists in antarcticaey have a lot of sympathy for writing warning, everybody. yeah, 10 below freezing. we have this morning's another cold one at that frost advisory freeze warning. >> out as well. clear skies doing their thing. east bay shoreline lit up nicely. but here's that map. we talked about again. this is your frost advisory around the water. this will be around until 9 o'clock. the inland areas are looking for a freeze warning that's in place. the darker color is a shun. this again, until about 9 o'clock. nothing magical happens of that. but it's just presume that there's been enough solar heating that that warms up the lower levels of the atmosphere to get out of that zone on storm tracker. 4 just some scattered clouds playing. keep away. we'll keep some of those in the forecast today just for kicks. 29 going on for santa rosa. there's a sub freezing number, which, by the way, the high today will be pretty impressive this afternoon jumping some 30 or beyond degrees this afternoon. got 30's going

and began to fulfill the task that another deceased priest faces the priest . including and to antarcticar of the temple in novaya ladoga on march 24, 2022 father oleg, according to the word of the gospel, fulfilled the highest testament of christian love. he laid down his soul for his friends kamchatka and that means in submarines. here at the time of going to sea, the sailors were baptized. today you can meet regimental priests in the most difficult sectors of the front, as in this old gym, excised by fragments and bullet marks, where, under explosions of heavy artillery, under the face of the savior not made by hands, priests in golden robes served the divine liturgy? forgetting their sins their main weapon is prayer, but no one he is surprised when the father is brought directly to the front line, the help the fighters need, the rector of the capital’s church, the robe of the situation, father andrei rakhnovsky, he was among the priests awarded the patriarch with the medal of the order of prince dmitry donskoy, his son, a military doctor, also went to the front and was wounded, and fa

we are between argentina and antarctica, in a windswept country: the falkland islands or the malouinese malvinas, depending on where you come from. you might remember

and many, many, many positive, how happy they are, joyful, and about 30 frosts, by the way, in antarcticahe sensations. this is minus 40, and they are happy cheerful cheerful. well, that's great. you we send them in turn, too. and wishes and congratulations on the upcoming new year, friends, visited my wish to you and you, if right now you are going to go to work. but if you have a little more time to stay with us for the third hour of our live broadcast, then you know that after eight o'clock in the morning, we are waiting for him in our studios of the sports observer andrey kozlov and the honored artist victoria olezhka so stay on tv channels in belarus 1, belarus 20:4. we are very soon we'll be back. how to organize meals so that there is enough energy for the whole day, i try to cook a balanced meal, breakfast was sure to have slow carbohydrates, because children often skip meals at school. usually i eat something based on eggs, scrambled eggs, i really like porridge, then you can make pancakes, and i will make sauce about this and not only belarusian athletes tell. has it ever counte

owed many of its innovations in the urban economy to admiral mikhail lazarev, the discoverer of antarcticammander of the black sea fleet in the first half of the 19th century. commanding the fleet, lazarev was also the military governor of nikolaev, it was he who approved the draft name of the streets of the city, many of which have not yet been renamed. the supply of drinking water to the townspeople was improved. in 1838, at the request of mikhail lazarev, he ordered the creation of a city archive and the registration of residents. at the request of mikhail lazarev, a decree was issued by emperor nicholas ii concerning merchants or locals of sevastopol and nikolaev, they were granted tax and duty benefits for 10 years. defended the southern borders of russia, but also mastered these new lands in the 18th-19th centuries in the plot of olga mokhovaya ushka, ships, sea battles, shipyards, hospitals, gymnasiums and mirnoe and the military was one common cause of the admiral of the second half of the 18th century on the practically uninhabited and uninhabited novorossiysk lands, which gradual

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year-old american woman is confirmed dead after a massive wave crashed into a cruise ship traveling in antarctican tuesday it is known as a rogue wave incident video taken on board the viking polaris shows the choppy waters before the ship was hit. viking cruise confirms the passenger death saying an investigation as been launched the u.s. state department did not say if there were any americans among the four injured. >>> now to some unruly behavior at the airport a woman claim tock a relative of former new jersey governor chris christie injured six deputies as she was kicked off a flight leaving new orleans. the jefferson parish sheriff's office says shannon epstein was asked to leave the plane after asking a family who she believed were latino if they were smuggling cocaine. she isis accused of biting one deputy andnd kickiking another the groin.n. she allegedly told the deputies they were going to lose their jobs because she is related to christie christie did not immediately respond to a request for comment. >>> still to could, remember this line? "hey you guys. why this goonie is never sayi

in the near future, seven-year-old gleb from the rostov region in antarctica will also be able to getto be polar, but the moscow zoo. hello, a large group of penguins, be sure to come and visit us. let's make a deal and eat. well, whoever is lucky, take the highest. the laptop of the minister for the development of the far east and the arctic was made to yaroslav from naryan-mar, the boy will personally deliver thousands of wishes on elegant new year trees throughout the country in irkutsk on the eve of the new year a dream came true and nine-year-old dima prokhorov to be in the locomotive of the train and see the work of machinists. the boy has problems with hearing and speech, he studies at a special school. and after school , he plays for hours with a children's iron, we went on the road when we were in st. petersburg, yes, such a dream appeared. he got sick, right now we have all the toys of the cartoon game all about trains in the primorsky territory, the gifts made at the christmas trees of wishes were presented to the children by the military personnel of the pacific fleet, and

protein, the red color of blood, a person cannot live without hemoglobin, but ice fish living in antarctica have adapted to harsh conditions for 1,000 years of evolution. they get oxygen from the water they swim in. oxygen walking in the park will not work if the hemoglobin in the blood is lower, because the main function of this protein is resting. the less hemoglobin, the less oxygen the cells of the organs receive. and the more likely the occurrence of hypoxia oxygen starvation complex on such importance. for each topic to understand. today. we will be with the associate professor of the cafe. this is hemorthology of transplasiology belarusian medical academy after graduate education ekaterina nikolaevna hello ekaterina nikolaevna kabaeva phd doctor hematologist associate professor of the department of clinical hematology and transfusiology of the belarusian medical academy of postgraduate education well, since school, from biology lessons, i’m sure everything remember that hemoglobin delivers oxygen to body tissues. but surely this iron protein has other equally important functions. thi