is antarctica rich in these resources?ountries that were working in antarctica at that time were conducting active geological surveys. therefore , it is not necessary to say that antarctica is a white pit from the point of view of geology and mineral resources. certain serious material has been accumulated, including by the soviet union. we can say that the entire periodic table is present and many of these elements are predicted on an industrial scale, but in 1991 a protocol was signed, in ninety on the eighth day it came into force, the protocol prohibits industrial exploration and mining in antarctica, because antarctica has been declared a world reserve, today nothing in our world can be predicted, do you admit the idea, after all, that when... they will want to conquer antarctica , some specific states, the system of the antarctic treaty, which was concluded in 1959 at the height, at the peak of the cold war, suggests that the majority of states, world powers are interested in maintaining the status of antarctica as n

enderby in east antarctica on sea ​​coast astronauts.dilapidated infrastructure there, organized back in soviet times, such a field airfield base, consisting of several cabins, so -called bunks. by that time, of course, in the seventies, this base was being built. by 2006 year, this infrastructure had already fallen into disrepair, but nevertheless, in the first years, the first 7-8 years, we were based there and did not give up plans for the hope that a belarusian antarctic station would appear in this region. the fundamental decision to build it was made in 2013. the initiator was the national academy of sciences. this initiative was supported by the government, the ministry of natural resources, funding was agreed upon , and construction of the station began in 2015. in fact, it was an experience that i did not have, or rather, this was a construction procedure, experience that we had not had until now, this was the construction of a station, and if i may say , from the wheels, the assembly of the ship , structures were delivered by h

a787— commercialisation of antarctica. a787 early— commercialisation of antarctica.s. how did they land, i did they prepare a runway? they had to --reare did they prepare a runway? they had to prepare ahead _ did they prepare a runway? they had to prepare ahead of _ did they prepare a runway? they had to prepare ahead of time, _ did they prepare a runway? they had to prepare ahead of time, it - did they prepare a runway? they had to prepare ahead of time, it wasn't l to prepare ahead of time, it wasn't something — to prepare ahead of time, it wasn't something that was easy to set up, there's a _ something that was easy to set up, there's a lot — something that was easy to set up, there's a lot of blue ice involved in there — there's a lot of blue ice involved in there and they have to make some patch _ in there and they have to make some patch works — in there and they have to make some patch works. we've been travelling to antarctica for 100 years and we now have — to antarctica for 100 years and we now have the biggest plane available that can _ now have the bigges

the world's largest iceberg is moving and drifting in antarctica. this iceberg is 3 times bigger than new york and twice bigger than london. this large ice mass in antarctica is three times the size of new york city. this ice mass with an area of ​​4,000 square kilometers and a height of 400 meters has not moved since 1986 when it separated from the antarctic continent and turned into an ice island in the weddell sea. it is said that these icebergs are moving relatively quickly along the eastern coast of the antarctic peninsula. an iceberg of this size may remain for a long time . of course, if the weather is too hot , it will melt faster. this iceberg may have a long way to go. travel north to south africa and disrupt maritime transport. the iceberg has started to move while un secretary general antonio guterres is visiting antarctica. antonio guterres warns that the melting of the greenland ice cap is a disaster for the planet. antarctica, the sleeping giant, is now in danger climate has awakened. the new figures show that in our square it was les

for me this is a very personal story, because i have been in the subject of antarctica for 15 years,15 years or i have been doing it, i and you were there for the first time 15 years ago, and in these 15 years i have there were seven expeditions, buromsky island is already the fourth big full-length film about antarctica, which came to this topic, and before that there were other different aspects of life in antarctica, and for me it was... the film was primarily about happiness, about people who are happy because they found theirs calling in life, because they are doing their job in their place, because the kind of life they lived, these are the destinies we unearthed, what stories we revealed, yes, it was this kind of death that made it possible, because this is very important, how life ends person, yes, what do you come to in the end and what in your death, as it were, reflects the life that you lived, here... we have just a fragment, i suggest that our viewers watch it now, when you breathe in the antarctic air of all these poles, this it’s hard to explain, i still don’t understa

petersburg to antarctica. network in 72 hours.ction season of the east started in november. the head of the russian ministry of natural resources, alexander kozlov, told vladimir putin about the progress of construction at a meeting with the government. 176 builders have already arrived in antarctica, they will build the two remaining modules. is not main premises, they are needed for storing fuel reserves and duplicate equipment. that is, the complex is already at a high degree of readiness. scientific and technical personnel can work there continuously. work, we plan that this year six people from the arctic and antarctic institute and 30 technicians will remain working there and will put vostok into trial operation to test all systems in operation. the new vostok complex is being built near the existing outdated station, which was founded back in 1957. the modules will there are laboratories with research equipment, a medical unit with the ability to perform abdominal surgeries, and living rooms. recreation rooms, main and rese

petersburg to antarctica in 72 hours.rted in november. the head of the russian ministry of natural resources, alexander kozlov, informed vladimir putin about the progress of construction at a meeting with the government. 176 fuel builders and equipment duplicates. that is, the complex is already at a high level. readiness, scientific and technical personnel can continuously live and work in it, we plan that this year six people from the institute of the arctic and antarctic and 30 technicians will remain working there and will put vostok into trial operation to test all systems in operation. the new vostok complex is being built near the existing outdated station, which houses the main and reserve power units. despite the construction, russian polar explorers are not stopped research, so in... scientists raised an ice core about 1,200 years old, now it is being studied by glyceologists, chemists, climatologists of the arctic and antarctic institute, a new scientific research program has been developed there for 10, even m

what happens in antarctica does not stay in antarctica. we live in an interconnected world.y: president biden will not attend the world leaders' summit at cop in dubai next weekend. 28 the white house has not officially confirmed whether biden will make an appearance at the u.n. climate summit at a later date. biden has attended the last two cop summits and just this month said climate change was "the ultimate threat to humanity." cop28 is expected to be the largest summit yet, with some 70,000 delegates and world leaders and senior officials from nearly every nation in attendance. last week, the european parliament approved a resolution for its cop delegation to push for an end to all fossil fuel subsidies worldwide "as soon as possible and by 2025 the latest." democracy now! we'll be broadcasting live all next week from the u.n. climate summit in dubai. meanwhile, the labor rights group equidem has released a report highlighting the ongoing abuse of migrants workers in the uae, including at expo city in dubai, the site of the climate summit. workers cite extreme heat, inad

the expedition works in antarctica with non-wintering and seasonal teams. million years, this is necessary for what, in order to understand how the climate changed in the past, at what speed, compare with modern changes that are obvious, understand how we will change in the future, and the most important thing is to understand how we can adapt to this so that people’s quality of life does not decline. these ice cores were brought to the arctic and antarctic institute. which the expedition members got from one of the relict lakes vostok, it is located right next to stsy, they say what’s next if ice from the lake is one and a half and two million years old, studies of these cores can help study the causes of climate change on the planet. the arctic and antarctic research institute is the world's leading scientific center for research into the polar regions of the earth, climate, processes in the atmosphere and near space, the marine environment and ice. cover. kurbatov wants to know. more than 3,000 service dogs now work in the canine units of the russian nat

, in western antarctica, antarctica, this is a very difficult, difficult station from the point of viewomponents. and computer equipment, these products are not inferior to european foreign analogues, an approach to business that everyone should strive for. our company is no longer young, but its motto preserves traditions and we look confidently into the future. there are people who have worked in our workshop for 42 years; we really value the continuity of the generation. and when you solve all the problems, you succeed in something, you get a certain level of pleasure, well... and this moves you further and develops you professionally. watch the quality mark project on the belarus 24 tv channel. our conversation continues, the meeting continues in a unique place, for minsk this is... not the significance of this object at all, it is called the center of oceanography, the open ocean, well, the significance of this object from the point of view educational for children, youth, and even for adults, it is difficult to overestimate, and a low bow must be given to the director of this cent

the expedition works in antarctica continuously, these are winterers and seasonal teams.is changing, at what speed, what affects it, and most importantly, we must be ready to adapt to its changes, well, now this is the most important. the strategic task, of course, is global climate change, they are visible not only in antarctica, but in the arctic and in the central part of russia and in the tropics, there is a very strong change everywhere climate systems, which is why this knowledge is of fundamental, now of utmost importance , these ice kerms were brought to the institute of the arctic and antarctic , which were taken by the expedition members from one of the relict lake vostok, it is located right next to our station of the same name, at the south pole . scientists drilled through the ice, reached a depth of 3,500 m, from where they took these samples, they say that they will then get ice from the lake that is 1.5.2 million years old, studies of these cores can help study causes of climate change on the planet. arctic and antarctic research institute, the world's lea

aerodrome for the word of the year: 176 builders already arrived in antarctica, they will build the twohese are not the main premises, they are needed for storing fuel reserves and duplicate equipment, that is, the complex is already at a high degree of readiness, scientific and technical personnel can continuously live and work in it, we plan, that this year six people from the arctic and antarctic institute and 30 technicians will remain there to work together with the director of our antarctic arctic institute and the head of the novotek company, which co-financed the project, we are ready organize a teleconference for the polar explorers and builders working there, it will be nice if the launch team... personally, please support all five modules of the wintering complex at full capacity at the beginning of the twenty-fifth year, i want to emphasize that despite the construction, our polar explorers did not stop , scientists have raised a core of ice about 1,200,000 years old, now it is still being studied by our glyceologists, climate chemists, the arctic antarctic institute and the

i just came from antarctica, we were, they say, with an expedition, and we started collecting penguin well, i understand living in the ocean, there is plastic, microplastic in the ocean, and we realized that there is microplastic in antarctica, which means it has already reached there, scientists have found microplastic in the arctic ocean and the barents sea, then we have personally seen that the barents sea is gradually turning into a spontaneous dump. her, filmed off the coast of teriberka in the mormon region. in addition to game fish, sailors every now and then fished garbage out of the water. yes, quite a lot of garbage, mostly. ship's garbage such as buoys, nets, ropes, cables, but also a lot of plastic containers, a lot of plastic containers. there are estimates that say that in the foreseeable future, that is, this is not a matter of centuries, the issue is closer to the world ’s oceans, that is, plastic will soon become more abundant than fish, and we will catch plastic instead of fish. every bottle we carelessly throw can end up in... it will then break down into microplast

. >> reporter: san jose state has been to the antarctica many times. >> they show up at the breedingo breed, so that probably is going to be happening more and more frequently where we're going to be losing chicks just due to ice going away. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine ice going away here when temperatures at cape kroshier in the antarctica are usually below zero for six straight months. but when professor mcdonald returns to her academic home at the moss landing marine lab, emperor penguins are not looking good. >> right now we're primarily analyzing data. >> reporter: and an analysis made by scientists globally came to a deeply disturbing conclusion about antarctica, finding -- >> the lowest sea ice on record since they've been recording it was this last year. >> reporter: because of the receding sea ice, thousands of emperor penguins in western antarctica lost their chicks. >> emperor penguins their survival, their ability to reproduce is 100% tied to having appropriate sea ice. >> reporter: note the word appropriate. you can have too little ice, you can have too much ice. >

so, attention, hint, hint, hint. them, they can be found on all continents except antarctica.a pengin, it’s not an object, but you can touch it, i remember there was a similar question, it’s not a piece of clothing has nothing to do with the human body, come on, let's unravel this... the tangle is no longer a plant, it's an animal, an animal , let's say from the world of animals from the animal world , these are animals from the world, they can be found everywhere except antarctica, a good hint. so, musketeers, 3, 2, one, your leading question, i don’t know, this is a wild animal, no, this is not a wild animal. i ask for yours. not wild at all, let's ask if it's a bird. and at the same time, they are a symbol of a young woman in japan , a man in love in china, and in mexico. it's a bird, no, it's not a bird, look, it's not a bird, it's a pet, so what is it? no, by the way, i specifically said that this is from the animal world, in general from the entire animal world, but not birds, and not wild animals, and not wild animals, you say, these are animals, i said that this is fro

to the system the treaty in antarctica today includes 54 states , only half, including the republic ofn in antarctica, to begin conducting long-distance scientific inland expeditions, our president was squeezed out of european politics, brazenly, cynically, instead of to invite and organize the same conference there, and what are you afraid of? because they were afraid of the project, don’t be silent, don’t miss new episodes on the belarus 24 tv channel. i was born in minsk, my parents are all minsk residents, professional athletes in the past, my father is an international master of sports in swimming, my mother is a master of sports, from a sports family, i spent my entire childhood in trenin camps, sports camps, from bridges to fergana, my mother took care of me from a very young age, i, that is, she taught me swimming, taught me to swim in the paddling pool, yes, but then my dad picked me up, threw me into the big pool with 72, i always swam with older guys, my whole childhood was spent in constant... rides, i, as they say, am happy child who stayed three shifts in the camps, yes,

to find a gold mine or the answer to the mysteries of the universe in the ice of antarctica , the mining university in st. petersburg teaches you to think big. depth of knowledge - first, second - practical skills. 250 years of one of the best universities in the world, modern equipment, progressive techniques, everything to make it convenient and interesting for students. i love it very much, so i study. so, the israeli army confirmed a strike on a refugee camp in the city of jeboliya in the northern gaza strip. palestinians report hundreds of dead and wounded. new shelling in the south in khanyunis, air raid sirens are heard again in israel itself, tel aviv, ashkilon. battles also take place in the political arena. chile and colombia recall ambassadors from israel for consultations. at dmitry tolmachev's all information up to this hour. and again, terrible footage from palestine spread all over the world, the city of jebaliya in the north of the gaza strip was subjected to heavy bombing, everything is complicated by the fact that in addition to the already high population density in th

reporter: an analysis made by scientists globally came to a deeply disturbing conclusion about antarcticaked the lowest on record since they have been recording was this last year. >> reporter: because of the receding sea ice, thousands of emperor penguins in antarctica lost their checks. >> emperor penguins, their survival is 100% tied to having appropriate sea ice. >> reporter: note the word appropriate. you can have too little ice . you can have too much ice. >> if you have too much ice, that could be bad for emperor penguins also because then they have to walk further over the ice to get to the water to forage. we need nice stable sea ice but with climate change, there tends to be more abnormal events. >> reporter: one study showed that 10,000 or more breeding pairs in one region, only about 850 chicks survive and with global warming only beginning to unleash its effects, it seems inevitable that things will only get worse. >> yes. most likely it will continue. it has been very hard to model what exactly will happen with the sea ice in the antarctic. >> reporter: the best models we ha

bumblebee, i’m meeting with gutyom in antarctica in half an hour, in short, you understand, you’ll bestand, take the money for yourself, i i went home, uh, wait, and finish the job, as i finish, if the goose of the cops, listen, the goose is free, in an hour he will meet with timokha in antarctica, you will receive him there, i understand, i understand. i’ll do everything, i’ve come, we say, i have an offer for you, i’ll give you both shopping centers and a hundred square meters on top, for what? you're calling your grandma away which one? i'm talking about the one who killed aksenov and golubev, who tried to kill me, do you agree? so, firstly, i don’t have any woman who charged anywhere , secondly, the shopping center, i ’ll take it from you anyway, we didn’t agree, there’s nothing to negotiate, you have everything, wait, a hundred square meters on top , i don't see the point. conversation. well, it’s okay, everything, yes, somehow he’s ready for anything, to live, probably. they accepted us and the ural garbage, yes i heard, but there seemed to be something wrong there, at first gla

so, attention, hint, hint, guys, hint , they, they, can be found on all continents, except antarcticaida , it’s not an object, but you can touch it, no , they have a similar question, it’s not a piece of clothing, it has nothing to do with the human body , well, let’s, let’s unravel this tangle further, and then the plant is an animal, and an animal, let’s say, from the world of animals, from the animal world, an animal from the world, they can be found everywhere except antarctica, a good hint. so, musketeers, 3, 2, one, yours leading question, i don’t know, it’s a cat, it’s a wild animal, no. this is not a wild animal, please take your turn, not wild at all, a bird, let's ask, let's ask, this is a bird, and at the same time they are a symbol of a young woman in japan, a man in love in china, here in mexico a symbol of a swaying fire, let's ask, let's ask a type of bird time adamto art 3, 2, 1, this is a bird, no, these are not birds, look, not birds, a domestic animal, so this is no, by the way, i specifically said... that this is from the animal world, in general from the whole wor

this boeing dream liner just became the biggest plane to touchdown in antarctica.nded on a blue ice runway. no pavement to be seen. and no, this won't become a regular tourist route. the plane carried 45 people, mostly scientists, and over 12 tons of research equipment. pilot is like hey, i got this. >> they're doing a lot of cool stuff out there. there's a documentary on the national geographic channel called continent 7 and life below ceo zero. >> can't you make some penguins come across here? >> we can work on that. like an icecap instead of the floor maps i'll bring up as i walk over here. throughout the rest of tonight, let's get you what you need to know for the last weekend before thanksgiving. we'll be seeing showers and thunderstorms as we go through the rest of the night. lingering showers becoming fewer and farther between on saturday. then we clear out sunday. breezy for the second half of the weekend. something to keep in mind for anything outdoors. dry, mild, pleasant weather taking hold toward thanksgiving itself. let's check out first alert doppler

brigette mcdonald of san jose state has been to the antarctica many times. >> they show up at the breeding, and the ice isn't there, so they have no where to breed, so that probably is going to be happening more and more frequently where we're going to be losing chicks just due to ice going away. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine ice going away here when temperatures at cape crozier in the antarctica are usually below zero for six straight months. but when professor mcdonald returns to her academic home at the moss landing marine lab, emperor penguin are not looking good. >> right now we're primarily analyzing data. >> reporter: and an analysis made by scientists globally came to a deeply disturbing conclusion about antarctica, finding -- >> the lowest sea ice on record since they've been recording it was this last year. >> reporter: because of the receding sea ice, thousands of emperor penguins in western antarctica lost their chicks. >> emperor penguins their survival, their ability to reproduce is 100% tied to having appropriate sea ice. >> reporter: note the word appropriate. you can h

my god, my god, why are they coming to us from everywhere, probably soon from people from antarctica to detain him, he left, he tried, he didn’t try , some kind of kindergarten, you know, i need a result, a result, there will be result, we are arthur federal wanted list, wanted wanted, work work, look, major, your staff is now fully staffed, so all your excuses about the lack of people will not fail, grandmothers, you can complain about your problems, but there must be order in the city, will try, exactly, colonel, i won’t try, but there must be order, lord, my god, well, who are we catching again, especially? wow, a particularly dangerous car, i didn’t refuse such a car, a particularly dangerous car, so come on, let’s catch up. bend down, oh you, slow down, you need to be transported, where, ah, ah, it’s quiet , it’s not coming, it’s ontov, you’re like, the beggar is flooded on top, it’s full of water, where are you going after university, where are you thinking? i don’t know , maybe it’s just that we need psychologists, to hypnotize bandits, to work with difficult teenagers. ay, i'

an analysis made by scientist globally came to a deeply disturbing conclusion about antarctica. >> the lowest ice on record this last year. >> reporter: because of the receding ice, thousands of emperor penguins in western antarctica lost their chicks. >> their survival, their ability to reproduce is 100% tied to having appropriate sea ice. >> you can have too little, you can have too much. >> too much ice is bad also because then they have to walk further over the ice to get to the water to forage. they need this stable sea ice and what we are finding with climate change, there tends to be more abnormal events. >> reporter: one study showed that of 10,000 or so breeding pairs in one region, only about 850 chicks survived, and with global warming only beginning to unleash its effects, it seems inevitable that things are only going to get worse. >> yes, most likely it is going to continue, it has been very hard to model what exactly is going to happen with the sea ice. >> reporter: but the best models we do have looked grim. >> 90% of the emperor penguin colonies will be extinct in abou

gorny scientists and graduate students spend several months a year at the vostok station in antarcticato a subglacial lake located at a depth of more than 3.5 km. now work is underway in antarctica - this is the development of a complex that will allow sampling from the bottom of lake vostok. and we hope, either at the end of this season or at the beginning of the next season, we will try to select soils from sublime lake. who will develop new scientific directions, build a unesco mineral and raw materials university, an educational complex in the donbass designed for 10,000 students, today a mountain university, just like 250 years ago, with its own profile, the flagship of technical education in our country. the state clearly understands that geology today is one of the foundations of technological sovereignty , it has long been not only gas, oil, coal, for example, without rare earth metals, it is impossible to create a single computer, not to fly into space, it is here that we need to provide the breakthrough is a foundation for the future, aware of the responsibility to posterity.

in a boeing 787 landed in antarctica for the first time.the british broadcaster bbc writes, the plane of the commercial company north atlantic airway. took off from oslo and stopped in cape town, after which he landed in antarctica on a runway made of ice and snow. there were 45 people on board the plane, mostly scientists from the norwegian polar institute. boeing also delivered 12 tons of terrain survey equipment. and to the news of the state. a resident of the kaliningrad region smelled fried again in russia. tried to set fire to another soldier, the local public write. during this process, she was on the phone the whole time. according to users from the russian federation, it was allegedly managed by curators from ukraine. the arsonist was frightened by the residents of neighboring houses, so she fled before the arrival of the russian police. residents of tsentralny and kalmy heard a loud explosion in temporarily occupied mariupol during the day. districts, the adviser to the mayor of the city, petro andryushchenko, said. the fire has b

well, i would probably say that the only people who didn’t receive applications were from antarctica,t ’s probably because they don’t make films there. speaking about the main competition, i will not give numbers, i will only say that if we compare with applicants, this year we had 40 people per place, you can imagine the scale of the level of the competition, there are a lot of countries submitted applications, even sometimes looking through them, i involuntarily glanced at the map, i thought, my god, do they really know that we have such an important festival here for us, and this is really very important. and interestingly, a huge number of applications this year were from asian countries , and i noticed that we had three leaders in terms of the number of applications, iran, pakistan and india, and each of these countries presented more films this year than russia, there was such a trend in the gaming competition, i think that our viewers will be surprised and we are pleasantly intrigued by the repertoire, by those films that will be in the main competition, only in the main. is th

includes 54 states, only half, including the republic of belarus, can afford to have a station in antarcticaucting long-distance scientific inland expeditions, our president was squeezed out of european politics, brazenly, cynically. instead of inviting them, organize the same conference there, and what are you afraid of? but were you afraid? project, don’t be silent, don’t miss new episodes on the belarus 24 tv channel . come on, hello, vanya, how are you doing, i’m done i’m waiting for you and me to sing together, nothing, dear! you will talk, you will sing, samsonich will teach you such songs, good afternoon, nikolai samsonovich, hello, yeah , let's go to my office, nothing, nothing , dear, hello, hello, meet inga valerievna, our teacher, hello, hello, so, these are the personal files of the kids you wanted to meet, and that boy? whom we just met on the street, he’s so cute, but you know, i didn’t want to tell you, vanya is a good boy, but he doesn’t talk, that’s all, let me tell you, vanya is well developed for his age, he does miracles with crafts inga valerievna, we have discussed this

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lake baikal, which is visited by millions of tourists, today it’s garbage even i now... came from antarcticallecting pendvin droppings, brought moscow and filtered it, well, dissolved it, filtered it through filters, we saw, we are told the device and penguins eat fish, and fish live in the ocean, in the ocean there is plastic, microplastic, and we understand, scientists have found microplastic in the arctic ocean and the barints sea. we have personally seen that the barents sea is gradually turning into a spontaneous dump. these are sailors from fishing. where our film crew was. the footage was filmed off the coast of teriberka in the mormon region. in addition to game fish, sailors continually fished garbage out of the water. yes, quite a lot of garbage. this is mainly ship debris such as buoys, nets, ropes, cables. but there is also a lot of plastic containers, a lot of plastic containers. the mass of plastic particles can exceed the biomass of fish in the world's oceans. that is, plastic will soon become. than fish and we will catch plastic instead of fish. every bottle we carelessly thr

off to giving birth, producing milk for their babies to get strong enough to head back down to antarctica. and if this area is protected, this place where they are resting, then they don't have to use additional energy to move out of the way of ships or parts, or what are the people around and outside the protected season. they all, lots of people on the water here. south africa has the largest population of southern right wales in the world, more than 6500, to pause through these waters every year. so it's not just the scientists who hope to spot them. thousands of tourists from all of the world, visit the toner combine is hoping to catch a glimpse of the gentle giants. and that of course, helps boost the local economy. a tourism has been growing in the area for, you know, the last 20 or 30 years quite, quite, quite extensively. but this is really put us in the front foot and even way ahead of some of the other smaller towns around the area and the outside of great, great impact and financially it sustains a massive, massive amount of people around our a direct area. the number of wales

but antarctica melts, then but if antarctica melts, then we're in trouble because it's sitting that'llter. >> there anything under >> is there anything under antarctica could land antarctica that could land there, just there's not there, just land? there's not like reserves or. like oil reserves or. >> don't know, buried, >> well, we don't know, buried, buned >> well, we don't know, buried, bur no. norway but it's >> no. norway. norway but it's underneath. is that. well, it is sort of underneath. yeah. i mean you know. >> yeah . i don't know. but >> yeah. i don't know. yeah. but anyway, and anyway, so well done. oil and gas companies. >> yeah. congrats on your on your windfall . so yeah. okay, your windfall. so yeah. okay, let's move on now to the daily mail. christmas. it's been overly commercialised. is it now overly commercialised. is it now overly sexualised? >> ho ho ho ho literally that's three of ofcom. i'm sorry. >> so target are under fire for sexualising christmas for children with pride. santa decorations. i think christmas was already sexualised by mariah carey . but basica

in antarctica , russian polar explorers completed an unusual experiment with great success. cucumbers, tomatoes and peppers without soil. the polar greenhouse turned out to be almost twice as productive as a conventional greenhouse. from one square meter of zago they collected almost 100 kg of cucumbers, 150 kg of cabbage, a lot of greens, about 30 kg of tomatoes and 11 kg of sweet peppers. luxurious conditions for plants were obtained with the help of a phytotechnical complex, this is a thin-layer soil substitute, nutrient solutions, special lighting, almost like sunlight. the only thing missing is zucchini. vegetable gardens on windowsills are generally a fashionable trend; every second city resident has at least once grown vegetables, fruits or herbs at home. here is our colleague, vera krasova. decided not to stand aside. what summer resident doesn’t miss fresh cucumbers and tomatoes, and just from the garden, not from the vegetable stand. the weather outside is not a reason to give up growing homemade herbs and vegetables. of course, it’s too early to pick up a shovel,

but antarctica melts, then but if antarctica melts, then we're in trouble because it's sitting that'llater. >> there anything under >> is there anything under antarctica could land antarctica that could land there, just there's not there, just land? there's not like reserves or. like oil reserves or. >> don't know, buried, >> well, we don't know, buried, bufied >> well, we don't know, buried, bur no. norway but it's >> no. norway. norway but it's underneath. is that. well, it is sort of underneath. yeah. i mean you know. >> yeah . i don't know. but >> yeah. i don't know. yeah. but anyway, and anyway, so well done. oil and gas companies. >> yeah. congrats on your on your windfall . so yeah. okay, your windfall. so yeah. okay, let's move on now to the daily mail. christmas. it's been overly commercialised. is it now overly commercialised. is it now overly sexualised? >> ho ho ho ho literally that's three of ofcom. i'm sorry. >> so target are under fire for sexualising christmas for children with pride. santa decorations. i think christmas was already sexualised by mariah carey . but basic

antarctica is the one that starts in 1922. but when coca-cola arrives in 1942 because of world war two and you have u.s. servicemen and servicewomen in brazil and coca cola is introduced why don't i really have the antarctica really has to ramp up its advertising and emphasize that this is the true beverage that brazilians have to, too. so there's a lot of pride around it. and so i was told that this was and, you know, it came from an amazonian fruit. i would say that most non-indigenous brazilians do not know about the indigenous origins. and the myths, but they do know about that. berry originates in the amazon and. so there's a lot of pride around this. and i also to find out in doing my research that many, as i said before, many very illustrious foreigners they came to brazil are introduced to this beverage. so when cary grant and ingrid came to film notorious in the 1940s, the local magazines were preened over the fact they loved about an hour and jacques cousteau came or this royalty from, the family and the royal family

antarctica is the one that starts in 1922. but when coca-cola arrives in 1942 because of world war two and you have u.s. servicemen and servicewomen in brazil and coca cola is introduced why don't i really have the antarctica really has to ramp up its advertising and emphasize that this is the true beverage that brazilians have to, too. so there's a lot of pride around it. and so i was told that this was and, you know, it came from an amazonian fruit. i would say that most non-indigenous brazilians do not know about the indigenous origins. and the myths, but they do know about that. berry originates in the amazon and. so there's a lot of pride around this. and i also to find out in doing my research that many, as i said before, many very illustrious foreigners they came to brazil are introduced to this beverage. so when cary grant and ingrid came to film notorious in the 1940s, the local magazines were preened over the fact they loved about an hour and jacques cousteau came or this royalty from, the family and the royal family

includes 54 states, only half, including the republic of belarus, can afford to have a station in antarcticang-distance scientific inland voyages. our the president was squeezed out. from european politics, arrogantly, cynically, instead of inviting, organize the same conference there, and what are you afraid of, but you were afraid, tell me the project, don’t be silent, don’t miss new episodes on the belarus 24 tv channel, we have introduced such an indicator, what is the effect of investing a budget ruble? if we take innovation activities, then in the first half of the twenty-third year , approximately 24 rubles worth of products were sold per budget ruble. of these, approximately 22 are high-tech, science-intensive products. u we do everything for the patient free of charge, absolutely, all stages of treatment are paid for by the state. and it makes no difference to us whether the operation costs 100 rubles or it costs 100,000 dollars? europe, as a periphery, can use the intellectual, economic, financial, and technological resources of europe to strengthen the united states. with china, a

carry out measurements precisely in these very powerful air currents, we were in the arctic and in antarctica, in tropical zones, in dry zones, now... apparently the military, in photographs that got into the network under the wings of an airplane, noticed a device that is supposedly a universal reconnaissance container, this is the latest russian a complex that scans the territory looking for military targets, and what is most important, the troops transmit information about them almost in real time, the containers have already been tested with su-34 bombers and they are wonderful. this is where the stratospheric m-55 comes into play, we are not in the territory we are working against the enemy, we are working at a distance from the line of contact with the enemy, well, about 100 km, there or 80 km, the slant range is also very long, because no one puts the s300 on the front line, these are complexes, what... opportunities will it give a tandem of a reconnaissance container and geophysics, for example, the defeat of long-range nato erszos, if they lean out and try to strike at russian territ

includes 504 states, only half, including the republic of belarus, can afford to have a station in antarcticag-distance scientific inland expeditions, the president was squeezed out of european politics, brazenly, cynically, instead of inviting them to organize the same conference there, and what are you afraid of? ? but were you afraid? project , don’t be silent, don’t miss new episodes on tv channel belarus 24. yutepa state university named after pyotr mironovich masherov trains specialists in various fields, faculty of mathematics and information technologies, we train specialists such as teachers, physics, mathematics, and it specialists. the faculty pays special attention to the popularization of astronomy, mathematics, and physics. at our university there is izyuminko, this is an astronomical center that includes an astronomical observatory, a planetarium, an astronomy laboratory, and in order to popularize astronomy, we even arrange sidewalk observations, that is, we take telescopes to the sidewalks where any passerby in the city maybe come up and look at the starry sky, see the planet

well, i would probably say that the only people who didn’t send applications were from antarctica, andith applicants, then this year we have there were 40 people per place, you can imagine the scale level competitions, a lot of countries submitted applications, sometimes even while looking at them, i involuntarily glanced at the map, i thought, my god, do they really know that we have such an important festival here for us, and this is really very important and interesting. a huge number of applications this year were from asian countries, and i noticed that we had three leaders in terms of the number of applications, iran, pakistan and india, and each of these countries presented more films this year than russia, in the gaming such a competition there was a tendency, i think that our viewers will be surprised and pleasantly intrigued by the repertoire, those films that will be in the main competition, and not only in the main competition. is there still interest in this competition in europe and america? yes, of course, america , latin america, northern and european countries also sub

the answer we go to places where we can only dream of real warmth, this is the vostok station in antarctica information received from the weather service. is transmitted to st. petersburg for further processing, dispatch, but we are not interested in the station itself, but in what else was transmitted besides the meeting reports. as we joke, this is probably the most expensive ice in the world, and this ice is approximately 400, well, more than 400,000 years old. remember at the beginning of the story, we talked about how ice can tell us a lot about the weather, including what the climate was like long before man appeared? there is such an era, very similar in its parameters to the modern era, it was approximately 400,000 years ago, then in temperature, in other parameters, everything was similar to the modern lad. but what then to do with the theories that modern humanity affects the atmosphere, emissions of co2, methane and air pollution with microparticles. of course, definitely it’s very difficult to answer this question, but let’s talk about it with you, well, look, the weather that w

the giant film industry studio warner brothers will show in the usa a film about antarctica and africaan director said tuliganov. and then he will produce his new projects, allegedly signed long-term contract, well, it’s important to add to the geek. tanks in the capital of uzbekistan, tashkent , tested the strength of an overpass under construction in an unusual way. it was loaded with four operational battle tanks weighing 40 tons each and four trailers weighing 35 tons. thus, the total load exceeded 300 tons, but the structure survived. this week , tashkent's infrastructure experienced kilometer-long traffic jams. however, the reason is valid. the capital of uzbekistan hosted the sixteenth summit of the economic cooperation organization. city authorities recommended tashkent residents to use alternative routes. by the way, alternative routes became one of the main topics of the last summit. shavkat mirziyoyev, addressing the event participants, called for strengthening transport connectivity. and to all participating states to join. to the project for the development of the transpor

shelling. after they lost the only road connecting them with the outside world, as well as from antarctica to the iss on all continents of the globe beyond its borders, a geographical dictation is taking place, about this not only right now on ntv, the program today in the studio of mikhail chabanenko, gathered at prime minister netanyahu's residence in jerusalem, demanding his resignation. people came to the square in front of the building by marching from tel aviv, the journey took 5 days. resign, what else do we have to sacrifice - the banners read. people held the government and the head of the cabinet responsible for the hostage crisis, which has remained in the hands of militants for a month and a half. meanwhile, the world health organization today said it intends to evacuate all patients and staff at alshifa hospital in gaza, which it has called a death zone, within 3 days. now there are 25 employees at the center, almost three hundred patients. and how they will be removed is still unclear. the israeli army announces the expansion of military operations and the involvement of addi