e antarctica which invested their soul and their lives in its development. eh, present and past tense. well, let's just say our duty cannot be forgotten people, forgotten heroes. by mid-august, according to the organizers of the project, the memory of antarctica will be published and an electronic version will appear on the internet. however, the database will be replenished in the future, since the sixth continent of the planet still stores a lot secrets. the belarusian republican youth union together with the headquarters of the patriotic forces of belarus opened a fundraiser for the construction of a patriotic center. it will be located on the basis of the kobrin fortification of the brest fortress the day before , representatives of the ministry of defense of the brest executive committee and the center for youth creativity took part in the meeting of the headquarters. during the discussion , each made their proposals for raising funds to create the center. so already today the student teams will hold a day of hard work and send all the money earned to b

continent antarctica.h, the station is equipped with everything you need is a modern uh , so to speak e complex, which includes both a scientific laboratory and uh separate cabins for living uh, it means a number of necessary technological facilities that provide life, dancing and so further, i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by the australian government, and, based on the results of the inspection , an act was drawn up, no, biased, but which reflected the level of construction of the station, the level of scientific research is very and this work was rated very highly at this stage, technical and personnel. we are ready to hold year-round events, but this requires a number of other factors, the adoption of an administrative decision, perhaps an emphasis scientific programs for another year of research. this is a very serious event. in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, ends up completely isolated. uh, it turns out to be an absolutely isolated

at the moment, research is being carried out in antarctica and e, most of them are provided with theup-to-date instrumental complexes , scientific remote sensing instruments of the natural environment. uh, most of the appliances. e, the national academy of sciences of belarus has been successfully developed and in terms of its parameters they are not inferior to the best world standards, in some cases they are superior, in some cases. uh, this device and instrument complex has no analogues in recent years. a number of countries have acceded to the antarctic treaty, these are turkey portugal malaysia kazakhstan is a country that, unlike the republic of belarus, did not have even a small part of the history of exploration of the development of this continent. that is, they start their activities in antarctica from scratch, as beginning countries, as countries. uh, who well do not have specialists in this profile , and do not turn to us for various kinds of consultation assistance support, and we have a separate of these countries about newcomers, the so-called treaty of antarctica, and

they can’t get to antarctica, therefore, in the event that there will be no one to help, you can onlyount on how we say the iron that we brought with us, the reserves that we brought with us, of course, only on those people who are included in the expeditions from this point vision, everything is thought out and prepared. ah, i think not far off. so let's say the possibility of holding or moving year-round events, but they should be preceded in any case by a pilot, wintering 7 days a week we are working to ensure that you are aware of current events in the country and the world. in addition, our team of journalists extract valuable knowledge from experts. how to maintain and increase health there is a place for entertainment every friday. we bring to your attention the best projects and films of our tv channel. this and much more awaits you in the weekly project broadcast 24/7, watch on belarus 24 tv channel . each of the heroes of the project is engaged in a very important matter. my name is elena olshevskaya. i am the deputy director for tourism of the berezinsky biosphere reserve.

continent antarctica.on is equipped with everything you need it's modern uh, so say e complex that turns on. yes, and a scientific laboratory and, uh, separate cabins for living, uh, it means a number of necessary technological facilities that ensure the life of the stations and so on . the act was drawn up no, biased, uh which reflected the level of uh construction of the station the level of scientific research is very and this work was rated very highly at this stage , technical and personnel. we are ready to hold year-round events, but this requires a number of other factors, the adoption of an administrative decision, perhaps the emphasis of scientific programs on other annual research. this is a very serious event. in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, ends up completely isolated. uh, it turns out to be a completely isolated position and ships don't have planes 8 months a year. they can’t get to antarctica, therefore , in the event that there will be no one to count on help it is possible there

that is, they start their activities in antarctica from scratch, as beginning countries, as countrieswho well do not have specialists in this profile. uh, they turn to us for various kinds of consultation assistance support, and we have a separate one from these countries of newcomers, the so -called, roughly speaking, joint cooperation. e, both research and logistics. uh, i want to say that they are developing quite successfully. these contacts. these projects were completed in 2021, first of all, the construction of a contract station in belarus, we received , uh, a very serious foothold on the continent in antarctica. uh, the station is equipped with everything you need is a modern uh, so to speak e complex, which includes both a scientific laboratory and uh separate cabins for living uh, means a number of necessary technological facilities that ensure the life of the stations and so on, and i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by its government of australia and, based on the results of the inspection, a biased act was drawn u

the continent of antarctica is equipped with everything you need is modern.o to speak, a complex that includes both a scientific laboratory and, uh, separate cabins for living. uh means a number of necessary technological facilities that ensure the life of the station, and so on. and i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by the australian government and , uh, based on the results of the inspection, an act was drawn up that is not biased, and which reflected the level uh construction of the station the level of scientific research is very and this work was highly appreciated at this stage , technical and personnel. we are ready to hold year-round events, but this requires a number of other factors, an administrative decision. perhaps the focus of scientific programs on year-round research. this is a very serious event. in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, ends up completely isolated. ah, it turns out to be an absolutely isolated position and ships and planes. uh 8 months of the year. they can’t get t

uh, a very serious foothold on, uh, the continent in antarctica. the station is equipped with everything you need - this is a modern uh, so to speak, e complex that turns on. yes, and a science laboratory and uh, separate cabins for living uh, so a number of necessary technological facilities that provide life support and so on. and i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by the australian government and based on the results of the inspection, an act was drawn up no, biased. which reflected the level of construction of the station, the level of scientific research is very high. and this work was rated very highly. at this stage , technical and personnel. we are ready to hold year-round events, but this requires a number of factors, the adoption an administrative decision, perhaps the focus of scientific programs on other year-long studies. this is a very serious event. in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, ends up completely isolated. uh, it turns out to be an absolutely isolated situation a

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they can’t get to antarctica, therefore, in the event that, uh, there will be no one to help, you cannly count on how we say the iron that we brought with us the reserves that we brought with us, of course, only on those people who included in the expedition from this point of view, everything is thought out and prepared. and i think it's not far off to talk. uh, the possibility of holding or moving on to another annual event, but they should be preceded in any case by a pilot wintering and glorifying the tire lakes of blues, the sky uranus that in the right of the race is mlesse, on the narzhs the eyes of washing creatures take off. yes, the shrine will fade. skimming over the skies, the lakes latitudes behind the woven mouth-tossed under the sun. you look, he and nick are exhausted, but what about the gold sandy beer drank from their endlessly sketched not lakes small belly, all the more, i just want from stress, so that the thieves of the azeri utysh do not know, nicole does not forget, loves the heart, like a russian. what secrets are hidden by the greatest shrines of christianity

that is, they start fresh. leaf their activities in antarctica, as a start-up country, as a country.ecialists in this profile. uh, they turn to us for various kinds of advice support support. we have a separate one of these countries, the so -called joint cooperation agreements. e, both research and logistics. uh, i want to say that it is developing quite successfully. these contacts are these projects in 2021 , the construction of the belarus-contact station was completed in the first place, we received uh, a very serious foothold on uh, the continent in antarctica. uh, the station is equipped with everything necessary. this is a modern, uh, so to speak, e complex, which includes both a scientific laboratory and, uh, separate cabins for living . i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by its australian government and, based on the results of the inspection, a biased act was drawn up, and which reflected the level of e-e construction of the station the level of scientific research is very and this work was highly appreciated at thi

continent antarctica. uh, the station is equipped with everything necessary. a modern, uh, so to speak, e complex, which includes both a scientific laboratory and, uh, separate cabins for living . would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our the station was conducted by the australian government and based on the results of the inspection, an act was drawn up no, biased. which reflected the level of power station construction, the level of scientific research is very high. and this work was rated very highly. at this stage , technical and personnel. we are ready to hold year-round events, but this requires another factor, an administrative decision. perhaps the emphasis of scientific programs on other year-long studies. this is a very serious event. in fact, the team leaving for wintering gets absolutely isolated, it turns out to be an absolutely isolated position and ships are not airplanes 8 months a year. they can’t get to antarctica, therefore, in the event that there will be no one to help, you can only count on how we say the iron th

eight research areas are being developed , research is currently underway in antarctica and, uh, mostem provided, and the most modern e-instrument complexes with scientific instruments for remote sensing of the natural environment. uh, most of these devices. e, the national academy of sciences of belarus has been successfully developed and in its parameters is not inferior to the best world standards, in some cases they are superior, in some cases. eh, this device and instrument complex has no analogues in recent years. a number of countries have acceded to the antarctic treaty, these are turkey portugal malaysia kazakhstan these are countries that, uh, did not have, in difference from the republic of belarus is even a small fraction of the history of the study of the development of this continent. that is, they start their activities in the antarctic from scratch, as beginning countries, as countries. uh, who well don't have specialists. in this profile. uh don't turn to us for various kinds of advice help support. we have a separate of these newcomer countries, the so -called joint

of the exploration of the development of this continent, that is, they start their activities in antarctica from scratch, as beginners countries as countries. uh, who do not have specialists of this profile, and do not turn to us for various kinds of consultations , help and support. we have a separate one of these newcomer countries. so-called we will agree on a joint cooperation agreement. uh, both research and logistics. uh, i mean, it 's developing quite successfully. these contacts. these projects are in 2021. construction has been completed. first of all belarusian. vkontakte we received. uh, a very serious fulcrum on e. continent antarctic equipped with everything you need it is modern. so to speak, uh, a complex that includes both a scientific laboratory and, uh, separate cabins for living. uh means a number of necessary technological facilities that ensure the life of the station and so on, and i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by the australian government and uh, based on the results of the inspection, an act was drawn up

they can’t get to antarctica, therefore, in the event that there will be no one to help, you can onlyn how we say the iron that we brought with us, the reserves that we brought with us, of course, only on those people who included in the expedition from this point of view, everything is thought out and prepared. i think not far off. so let's say the possibility of holding or moving a year-round event, but in any case, they should be preceded by a pilot one, wintering belarus is not obsessed foxes , blocky rivers and lakes, necronotous nature from such machines to tear belarus from the neck - these are people. we open them for you. we bring the traditions of peace and calm down at once, change our views on the sound and robing - this is the light of the yakmakhalevs. belarusians are so different ali their i i know homogeneous earth belarus 20 shatyrs

uh, a very, uh, serious foothold on, uh, the continent in antarctica. station is equipped with everything you need, it's a modern uh, so to speak, e complex that turns on. yes, and a science laboratory and, uh, separate cabins for living, uh, so a number of necessary technological facilities that provide livelihoods, dances, and so on, and i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by the australian government and , according to the results of the inspection, it was biased, and which reflected the level of construction of the station, the level of scientific research is very and this work was rated very highly at this stage , technical and staffing. we are ready to hold year-round events, but this requires a number of other factors, the adoption administrative decision. perhaps the emphasis of scientific programs on other year-long research. this is a very serious event. in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, ends up completely isolated. uh, it turns out to be an absolutely isolated position and the

the generation of this bird, which is a famous symbol of antarctica, is considered to be extinct .emperor penguin of antarctica is considered extinct , but climate change threatens their life . research shows that thousands of pieces of this bird last year from five groups all kinds of them that are tracked the four groups could not raise any chicks. they also say that the reason for this is the unprecedented melting in the sea between the three basins. they lay eggs and raise their chicks . there were two million and 700 thousand square kilometers of ice in the whole of antarctica, all of which the loss of this amount is 10 times the size of great britain, the state of the seas is negative and unusual, and we have not seen this amount of ice reduction in the south. he laid down on the bed again due to the severe drop in body temperature you can see a red circle in this satellite photo. this circle is related to a large group of penguins from october last year, when a sea was broken for a few weeks and no trace of this group of places was seen. while a sea in the south pole is affe

so we could be looking at an example of what the future antarctica will look like.for penguin colonies. emperor penguins are almost completely dependent on sea ice is a platform to nest on and that has to last until at least december, early december. at that stage, the chicks require waterproof feathers and can be self—sufficient. any earlier than that, they will fall into the water and drown or drift away on ice melts and drown or drift away on ice melts and staff. this is extensive sea ice losses and a problem for us emperor penguins. i5 losses and a problem for us emperor enuuins. , ., , losses and a problem for us emperor enuuins. , . , , , penguins. is there anything feasibly that can be done _ penguins. is there anything feasibly that can be done to _ penguins. is there anything feasibly that can be done to reverse - penguins. is there anything feasibly that can be done to reverse this? i that can be done to reverse this? how practical our steps to change this? , ., , , , this? emperor penguins nest in remote locations _ this? emperor penguins nest in remote l

continent antarctica.he station is equipped with everything you need . technological facilities that provide life support and so on. and i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by the australian government and, uh, based on the results of the inspection , an act was drawn up no, biased, uh which reflected the level of uh construction of the station, the level of scientific research is very high. and this work was evaluated very highly. at this stage, technical and personnel. we are ready to hold year-round events, but this requires a number of factors, the adoption an administrative decision, perhaps the focus of scientific programs on other year-long studies. this is a very serious event. in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, ends up completely isolated. uh, it turns out to be a completely isolated position and ships don't have planes 8 months a year. they can’t get to antarctica, therefore, in the event that there will be no one to help, you can o

remember, antarctica is this colossal continent covered completely in ice. it is the size of the united states and mexico combined covered with huge ice sheets and glaciers. that's not what we are talking about. we are talking about cis, which is frozen sea water, and that grows every year from the periphery of antarctica outwards. it is this incredible halo that grows out across the ocean. we can see this nasa animation of what it looks like. that growth of that sea ice is so massive that it doubles the size of the continent every single year, but the problem is that this year and last year, to a similar extent, that ice has not been growing nearly as quickly. i want to put up this other chart here. this shows the traditional -- that line at the top is what normal growth of the sea ice is. that red line below is where we are now. it is a market difference. that's roughly the size of alaska that is missing ice now. >> that's remarkable to see in that graphic. you have been talking to researchers. do they know why this is happening? >> it is a complicated pic

thousands of baby pink have died in antarctica after a major sea ice loss. the backlog of the seven cases in the uk rises to a record high. and will live in atlanta were donald trump is expected to report to a georgia jailfor donald trump is expected to report to a georgia jail for the latest legal proceedings of the charges of election interference. welcome to verified life. three i was breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. let's start with the where the founder of the wagner mercenary group is presumed dead after his plane crashed in the northwest of the country. one agency said it has been told by us officials that they believe that the plane is likely to have been shot down. surface—to—air missile was fired from inside russia. the bbc cannot verify at the stage and wait or save the official stress that the information is preliminary and under review. have a look at these pictures. these have been confirmed by the verified team and the remains of the plaintiff field of the region. mr prigozhin led a failed mutiny injune. widely seen as

thousands of emperor penguin chicks have died in antarctica as sea ice thins.is going to get there. it's gold. and the run of his life — we hearfrom britain'sjosh kerr, the new 1500 metre world champion. coming up on sports day later in the hour, we would be another goal night for great britain of the world athletics championships. matthew hudson smith has high hopes in the 400 metres. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it's taken 2a hours but president putin has finally spoken out about the plane crash that is thought to have killed the leader of the russian mercenary wagner group, yevgeny prigozhin. a short time ago the russian president said he had known him for many years and described him as a person with a complicated fate who made serious mistakes in life. yevgeny prigozhin�*s name was on the passenger list for a private jet that came down north of moscow last night, killing all ten people on board. their bodies have all been recovered, but have not yet been formally identified. and there is still no confirmation that he was on the plane. o

but he to evidence once a gain of how the world is closing in on antarctica. the number of terrorists twenty years ago it was around four to five thousand a year now it's more like. thirty thousand old like me desperate to see this wilderness while it's still here. yet despite myself i can't help the sense of unease and surprised about the sheer numbers. a bit saddened by the fact there's a great big cruise ship that. aaron pristine antarctic aaron. lines interest going out. is dormant volcano. which is ridiculous because it's a free well. but it does just demonstrate the the new accessibility there is. and the dangers. these there is becoming tainted. by the footprints of humanity. next day was steaming down the west coast of the antarctic peninsula. we are going approximately sixty miles south southwest to an area called in the highlands. where we have seen approximately three fishing vessel we want to investigate? see what they're up. to the vessels are from china ukraine in chile. the fishing for krill a small shrimp like creature on which the whole ecosys

they managed to grow these watermelons in antarctica where it is now 73 degrees below zero. days, as many as eight watermelons appeared. up to 13 cm, and weight up to a kilogram in taste and aroma no worse than uzbek laughs polar explorers. this is the first experiment on growing watermelons in the coldest place on earth at the antarctic station vostok, the development of technology. russian cosmonauts in orbit have already carried out many experiments on growing vegetables and fruits in zeline in harsh climatic conditions. now they confidently grow, for example, peas and wheat. only one until the grain has gone. all the rest are here. gone are the cultivation of plants in extreme conditions, not only scientific experiments, but also means of psychological relief. for many months , polar explorers live in conditions when the sun does not rise above the horizon, and it is terribly cold outside that the antarctic station vostok greets you andrey and his colleagues in geophysics. here , watermelons were grown in antarctica, based on a training video filmed by scientists in st.

thousands of baby emperor penguins have died in antarctica after major sea ice losses.nd celebrations are taking place across the world to mark the 50th anniversary of hip—hop. welcome back. more now from russia where — 2a hours after the plane crash presumed to have killed the russian paramilitary boss yevgeny prigozhin, president putin has made his first comments about the incident. the russian president expressed his condolences, describing mr prigozhin as a talented man who made some mistakes. translation: regarding this airline crash, first of all at like to send my sincere condolences to the families of all those who lost their lives. it is always a tragedy and is according to preliminary reports there were wegner company employees. i want to see these kids people have contributed a lot to our common cause. that is a fight against that neo—nazi regime in ukraine, we will neverforget it. how should mr putin's comments be interpreted? we asked christopher steele, founderand director of orbis business intelligence and former intelligence officer with the secret intel

continent antarctica.tion is equipped with everything you need, it's a modern uh, so to speak, e complex that turns on. yes, and a science laboratory and, uh, separate cabins for living, uh, a number of necessary technological facilities that provide life support, dancing, and so on . inspection was drawn up biased, and which reflected the level of construction of the station, the level of scientific research is very and this work was rated very highly at this stage , technical and personnel. we are ready to hold year-round events, but this requires a number of other factors, an administrative decision, perhaps an emphasis in scientific programs on other annual studies. this is a very serious event. in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, falls. ah, completely isolated. uh, turns out to be absolutely isolated position and ships are not aircraft 8 months a year. they can’t get to antarctica, therefore, in the event that there will be no one to help, you can only count on how we say the iron that we broug

uh, a very, uh, serious fulcrum on the continent in antarctica, the station is equipped with everythingry. this is a modern uh, so to speak , e complex, which includes a scientific laboratories and, uh, separate cabins for living, uh, it means a number of necessary technological facilities that ensure the life of the stations and so on. i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by the australian government and based on the results of the inspection, an act was drawn up no bias . ah. which reflected the level of power plant construction, the level of scientific research, and this work was highly appreciated at this stage , technical and personnel. we are ready to carry out year-round events, but this requires a number of factors, the adoption of an administrative decision, perhaps the emphasis of scientific programs on other annual studies. this is a very serious event. in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, ends up in an absolutely isolated position, it turns out to be an absolutely isolated position and ships or planes cannot get t

that is, they start their activities in antarctica from scratch, as beginning countries, as countrieson't have specialists. in this profile. uh don't turn to us for various kinds of advice help support. we have some of these countries newcomers, the so- called, roughly speaking, joint cooperation. uh, both research and logistics. uh, i want to say that it is developing quite successfully. these contacts are these projects. in 2021 , the construction of the belarus-contact station was completed, first of all, we received it. uh, a very serious fulcrum on the continent in the antarctic, the station is equipped with everything necessary . yes, and a scientific laboratory and, uh, separate cabins for living, uh, a number of necessary technological facilities that ensure the vital activity of the stations and so on. and i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by the australian government and, based on the results of the inspection, an act was drawn up, no, biased, but which reflected the level of construction of the station, the level of

russian polar explorers have grown watermelons in antarctica they are about to harvest cucumbers, andhey plan to grow wild berries. these experiments are usually told by alexander perfev. a plate, and then them. so, in the analysis , first enjoy the taste, and only then the polar explorers joke to the laboratory. he managed to grow these watermelons in antarctica where now 73 ° frost there are as many as eight watermelons up to 13 cm in size, and weighing up to a kilogram in taste and aroma no worse than uzbek laughs polar explorers. this is the first experiment to grow watermelons in the coldest place on earth at the antarctic station vostok development technologies. russian cosmonauts in orbit have already carried out many experiments on growing vegetables, fruits and greens in harsh uh climatic conditions. now they confidently grow, for example, peas and wheat. only one until the grains have entered, all the rest are already. growing plants in extreme conditions is not only a scientific experiment, but also a means of psychological relief for many months, polar explorers live in co

the continent of antarctica is equipped with everything you need is modern.des both a scientific laboratory and, uh, separate cabins for living. uh means a number of necessary technological facilities that ensure the life of the stations and so further, i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by the australian government and, according to the results of the inspection , an act was drawn up, not biased, but which reflected the level. e. the construction of the station the level of scientific research is very and this work was rated very highly at this stage, technical and time-based composition. we are ready to hold a year-round event, but this requires a number of other factors, an administrative decision. perhaps the emphasis of scientific programs on another yearly study. this is a very serious event. in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, ends up completely isolated. uh, it turns out to be a completely isolated position and the ships are not planes. uh, 8 months a year. they can’t get to antarctica,

this graph shows the area of antarctica's sea ice as it melts and grows between summer and winter.also what's happening right now, so in antarctic winter, as the ice freezes up, is that the ice is not freezing as fast as it normally would because it's so far outside what we've observed previously. we expected change, but we didn't i don't think expect change this rapidly and this much. antarctica's entering into uncharted territory, and for emperor penguins, it's leading to losses on an unprecedented scale. scientists say if we reduce our carbon emissions, we have a chance to save this iconic, unique and beautiful species. they say their future is in our hands. rebecca morelle, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. that's all from us, here in washington. we leave you with these live pictures of london as we hand off to our colleageus there. stay hello there. on thursday, we had a few showers and thunderstorms towards the south coast of england, and it felt particularly humid across east anglia and south—east england — temperatures into the mid—to—high 20s. but it will feel a lot

that is, they start their activities in antarctica from scratch, as beginning countries, as countriest have specialists in this profile. uh, they turn to us for various kinds of consultations with the help of support. we have a separate one of these newcomer countries, the so-called long-term antarctica, and joint cooperation agreements. e, both research and logistics. uh, i want to say that develops quite successfully. these contacts are these projects. in 2021 , the construction of the belarus-contact station was completed, first of all, we received it. uh, a very, uh, serious fulcrum on e. on the antarctic continent, the station is equipped with everything necessary. this is a modern uh , so to speak, e complex, which includes both a scientific laboratory and uh separate cabins for living e, which means a number of necessary technological facilities that ensure the life of the stations and so on. to note that in 2020 in the year an international inspection of our station was carried out by the government of australia and, based on the results of the inspection , an act was drawn up

there were two million and 700 thousand square kilometers of ice in the whole of antarctica. they are all gone this loss is 10 times the size of great britain. the state of the seas is negative and unusual, and we have not seen this amount of ice reduction in the south . he laid himself down on the bed again. he dies due to a sharp drop in body temperature. in this satellite photo , you can see a red circle. this circle is from october last year and it is related to a large group of types. when a sea broke for a few weeks and no more traces of this group of stones were seen while a sea in antarctica under the influence of many factors, but it is predicted that climate change in the long term will cause the number of deaths of this kind. the end of this news segment is the familiar voice of the iraqi procession leaders stationed at the border crossings, who greet the arbaeen embassy to enter iraq with a series of recommendations . it is necessary for those who have a permanent passport or a pilgrimage passport, here is the border zero of the islamic republic of iraq and the re

continent antarctica.everything you need . technological facilities that provide life support, dances and so on, and i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by the australian government and , uh, based on the results of the inspection , an act was drawn up that is not biased, but which reflected, uh, the level of construction stations the level of scientific research is very and this work has been rated very highly at this stage, technical and staffing. we are not ready to hold year-round events, but for this you need to take a number of factors yourself an administrative decision. perhaps the emphasis of scientific programs on other year-long studies. this is a very serious event. in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, ends up completely isolated. uh, it turns out to be a completely isolated position and the ships are not planes. uh, 8 months a year. they can’t get to antarctica, therefore, in the event that there will be no one to help, you can onl

the continent of antarctica is equipped with everything you need is modern. and so to speak, e complex, which includes both a scientific laboratory and uh separate cabins for living. uh means a number of necessary technological facilities that ensure the life of the station and so on, and i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by the australian government and uh, based on the results of the inspection, act, no biased, and which reflected the level. e. the construction of the station the level of scientific research is very high and this work was highly appreciated at this stage, technical and personnel. we are ready to hold year-round events, but this requires another factor, an administrative decision. perhaps rather the focus of scientific programs is on another year-long study. this is a very, uh, serious event, in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, ends up completely isolated. uh, turns out to be absolutely isolated position and ships are not aircraft 8 months a year. they can’t get to antarctica,

this graph shows the area of antarctica's sea ice as it melts and grows between summer and winter. record annual minimum low in february of this year, and also what's happening right now, so in antarctic winter, as the ice freezes up, is that the ice is not freezing as fast as it normally would because it's so far outside what we've observed previously. we expected change, but we didn't, i don't think, expect change this rapidly and this much. antarctica's entering into uncharted territory, and for emperor penguins, it's leading to losses on an unprecedented scale. scientists say if we reduce our carbon emissions we have a chance to save this iconic, unique and beautiful species. they say their future is in our hands. rebecca morelle, bbc news. fifa has started disciplinary proceedings against the head of the spanish football association. it follows heavy criticism for kissing a play on the lips after spain's victory in the women pulled back a world cup final. reports in spain suggest he will resign tomorrow. great britain's matt hudson—smith has won silver in the 400 metre final a

now, that's more peace of mind with dexcom g7 why not walk across antarctica?hat and he was the first ever can do it solo and climbed the highest level of incompetence including everest, denali and kilimanjaro and a couple of others hard to pronounce. joining me to discuss the holder of ten world records and author of the new book, the 12 hour walk. let's welcome : zero brady, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me, great to be here. >> you are top level explorer, you're doing things people don't do anymore and intuitive a big way and you wrote this book, 12 hour walk so it's almost like taking your love of flooring for the everyman, and i right? >> absolutely. people ask me why and there's maybe part of me wants to go out and push my body and find them as of him and potential and be our antarctica minus 40 degrees alone and thus not for everyone but i do believe we all have the desire to unlock our best lives and think goes by taking a look inward at our goals and priorities and a 12 hour walk is the guidebook on how everyone can do that. >> i was lookin

eight scientific directions are being developed at the moment, research is being carried out in antarctica and most of them are provided. ah, the most modern, uh, instrumental systems, scientific remote sounding of the natural environment. uh, most of the appliances. e, the national academy of sciences of belarus has been successfully developed and in terms of its parameters they are not inferior to the best world standards, in some cases they are superior, in some cases. eh, this device and instrument complex has no analogues in recent years. a number of countries have acceded to the antarctic treaty: turkey, portugal, malaysia , kazakhstan, these are countries that, unlike the republic of belarus, did not have even a small part of the history of exploring the development of this continent. that is, they start fresh. leaf their activities in antarctica, as a start-up country, as a country. uh, who well do not have specialists of this profile, and do not turn to us for various kinds of consultations, help support. we have a separate one of these newcomer countries, the so -called treaty of

there were two million and 700 thousand square kilometers of ice in the whole of antarctica, all of whiche destroyed by this amount . it is 10 times the size of great britain, the state of the seas is negative and unusual, and we have not seen this amount of ice reduction in the south, which is black. the consultant lays down on the bed again due to the severe drop in body temperature, he dies in this photo you can see a red circle on the satellite. this circle is related to a large group of penguins from october last year, when a sea was broken for a few weeks and no trace of this group of rocks was seen, while a sea in antarctica is affected by many factors, but it is predicted that climate change in the long term will cause the number of deaths. well, at the end of the world today, i am happy that we were together. good night . god forbid. kurdish recycled food is available on the ground and delivered to the door the field of energy in the field of strategies and horizons of the consumer free zone and your assessment, the first page every night at 19:30 minutes of the basmillah rahman

and a catastrophic die off of her penguin chicks is observed in antarctica after major sea ice lossesat it portends for the futures of the colonies there. katrina: hello and welcome to world news america. former president donald trump is heading to georgia to turn himself in at this -- the states fulton county jail before the final friday deadline. i head of his surrender related to charges to attempt to overturn the 2020 election, supporters flocked to the jail. the former chief of staff mark meadows surrendered and the leader of black voices for trump as well. ey joined other codefendants who have already done so, among them, from allies like former lawyers rudy giuliani and sidney powell. our reporter is at the jail in fulton county and since this report. -- sense this report. >> we have seen this play out for time so for now, and with this fourth criminal case, trump is facing, there will be a few differences. we are not in front of a courthouse, we are in front of the fulton county jail in atlanta and we are expecting former president trump to enter the jail through that entrance

continent antarctica.thing you need, this is a modern uh , so to speak e complex, which includes both a scientific laboratory and uh separate cabins for living uh, it means a number of necessary technological facilities that ensure the vital activity of the stations and so further, i would like to note that in 2020 an international inspection of our station was carried out by the australian government and , uh, based on the results of the inspection , an act was drawn up no, biased, but which reflected the level of uh construction of the station, the level of scientific research is very and this work was rated very highly at this stage, technical and personnel. we are ready to hold year-round events, but this requires a number of other factors, the adoption of an administrative decision, perhaps an emphasis scientific programs for another year of research. this is a very, uh, serious event, in fact, the team, leaving for the winter, ends up completely isolated. uh, it turns out to be an absolutely isolated

that grows from the periphery of antarctica words.le halo that grows off across. the growth of that sea ice is so massive, it doubles the size of the continent every year. but the problem is this year and last year to a similar extent, that ice has not been growing nearly as quickly. this chart shows that line at the top is what the normal growth of the sea ice is. that red line below is where we are now. it is a marked difference. that is roughly the size of alaska. it is missing ice now in the southern ocean. amna: you have been talking to researchers. do they know why this is happening? william: it is a complicated picture and there are some leading suspects and these are all suspects we have our fingerprints on. the first one is that the ocean is warmer. you have seen that all over the world. as we burn coal and oil and gas and warm the atmosphere, this warms the planet and the oceans observe the bulk of that warming. it makes it harder to grow ice. standard physics. the air is warmer as well. that makes it hard to grow ice. wind

we invite you to discover the world's seventh continent: antarctica. viking. the world in comfort. maria: welcome back. a look at where markets ended the week. mortgage rates hit 21 year highs take a look at these numbers. and august selloff. bidenomics a bus. the condition of the economy is poor. with the majority saying president biden is to blame. joining me now is chief market strategist kenny polcari. great to see you. thank you for so much being here what do you think is behind this after really an incredible year for the major averages? >> i think there are a couple of things going on. typically a seasonally difficult time of the year so we have been talking about that. putting that the whole month of july. you will get ready for some seasonal difficulty. that is number one. the clarification that we had earlier in the week that talked about where the fed is that, what they are thinking, so concerned about inflation, concerned about continuing to raise rates, 6% is right where they want to take it to. i think he made that very clear on wednesday. the ma

pass this tradition on to the younger generation, as belarusian polar explorers commented on the antarctica memory project, which was presented the day before in minsk , employees of the national academy of sciences, polar explorers and their families, gathered at a meeting the memory of antarctica is the first common world an electronic database of people who gave their lives in the development of the most watery continent of the planet, the project was founded by russian colleagues and were able to attract a number of countries of the world scientific community to participate in the sixty-year history of the exploration of antarctica , more than 80 soviet russian and belarusian polar explorers were killed by mid-august, opis assurance organizers. the antarctic memory project will be published electronic version will appear on the internet return raise to the surface e polar ones, which, as we say, warmed their lives e antarctica, which they invested in the soul and their lives in its development, and the present and past tenses. well, let's put it this way. our duty cannot be forgotten pe