the importance of the arctic ocean is actually set out in this doctrine. why is it so important for russia, the arctic ocean? what's happening there? arctic ocean and becoming more and more important for russia because your social because of global warming, now we see more opportunities for trade. so arctic ocean bullying, shaw costs and it's, well, it's going to be a good, a good way to reach can replace. and now ways including channel and it's almost twice less by kilometers in general, it could be did it for us, for the boat or the man or the global one. me as well. so this one second is the, the really big this or changing gets an oil room. she even the article for technology can, it's not so easy because her eyes is up. but now the new technology probably will go to do and especially is just and he got articles and says, tremendous supply. so i guess an or if you may go now developing a global economy, it's more and more energy wise source or will be able to take get some oil. caution will be great. okay. all right. okay. well, thank the style of cour

wow, here is the font of the goal of the arctic ocean.tly what i dreamed of, but i was afraid, he says, i was afraid out loud that i would not dare, but the north made me stronger and bolder. this is what the northern, deer kluzik is unrealistically beautiful places where almost no one has been swimming in the arctic ocean incredible encounters with marine animals and even mining your own dinner spearfishing. i already practiced in childhood, but definitely never in such a cold sea, the barents sea is cool. underwater adventure begins wow. the underwater world from childhood very special huge brown leaves of sea kale, hedgehogs and kamchatka crabs oh, he looks. oh my god, my friend, just don't know it's the hulk calmly over her sea. well, in italy, and, in short, i didn’t see there the one that was taken from him, though the crabs are under protection and you can’t hunt them. say in russia nature live amazingly. but as for hunting for scallops, this is probably good for your health, because apparently they are not visible here. look now i

why is it so important for russia, the arctic ocean? what's happening there to ocean are becoming more and more important for russia because your social because of global warming, now we see more opportunities for trade. so artic ocean bullying shaw course and it's, well, it's going to be a good, a good way to reach, getting replaced in ways including science channel and it's twice, almost twice less by kilometers in general. it could be, did it brooks for the boat or rational equipment or the global one? me as well. this one second, the, you know, the really big this or changing get the oil room. she in the article was you can, it's not so easy to do because of the ice is up. but now the new technology probably will go to do, and especially is just and he got articles and supplies just an or if you may know now developing global economy more and more energy wise source will be able to take get some oil. caution will be great. okay. all right. okay. well, thank just i'd like to cross over the. yeah. you want to say something or comment o

here he is the same walrus from the deep blue of the arctic ocean, it seems that now it’s about to emergeght here in the charge park, ultra-modern digital technologies meditative installation you can’t get past this margin artists and animators have been drawing for half a year, thinking through every movement of the muscle. even a mustache, so that everything is like a real inhabitant of the northern latitudes. they must move as much as possible. naturally in water. we reviewed a lot of videos and photos, talked with biologists who suggested how these animals move. except the walrus in the ice installation whales appear. even narwhal this despite the fact that the sea unicorn is still considered little studied by the inhabitants of the arctic to meet him, even scientists on polar expeditions. great luck virtual narwhal today meets guests in charge at the fifth festival of the russian geographical society, how does the present look like, and today is such a very hot weather, as if the cold is just like a block of ice, and while it appeared, as if keith had a feeling that now here it will

here is the place where the pacific and arctic oceans meet, and to the neighboring mainland north americais a little more than 80 km. we are located on the easternmost and it seems that it is the windiest point in eurasia, this is dezhnev and i behind me the entire waters of the bering strait, but we sit dezhnev for several centuries there was an eskimo settlement nauka and now it is being recreated in miniature. near the village of equivakinot. there will be an ethnopark, incredible in its authenticity, another point of attraction for tourists, but first it will act as a scenery for a feature film. about chukotka alexei vakhrushev director was born and raised in anadyr and the life of the northern peoples is the main theme. and here creativity will be a platform for dance sports competitions, there will be a lamp-maker. from the skull of a bowhead whale, here there will be outbuildings this, hanging from the jaws of whales with canoes with these fishing and meat pits here. well, there will be a grandiose something to see how not the coastal, but the tundra chukchi live. travelers go on a

lists, so the teams shed points. rescue was trying to save a while, which normally leaves in the arctic ocean, but now swimming in a river in north and france. red say the wild locks the energy to return to see and they're doing their best to help the mammal recover and gain strength. an unusual visitor has been lurking in the waters of the river sent for several days now. this beluga whale is a long way from home, and french authorities are concerned for the creature as well. being vats have stepped up rescue efforts and given the whale of vitamin cocktail, they had previously tried feeding at fish, which it didn't eat. experts say the animal looks malnourished and thin, but they are hopeful that the cocktail will help it regain its appetite. in familiar phone, violetta vitamins should have started to work this morning, but they haven't given him an appetite yet. he is a little bit more dynamic and he is swimming in a more energetic way. not the way he would be in nature, but he seems to be regaining strength and doing well. just the team wants to see how the welfare is on the vitamin treatm

in history we will tell right now hello august 30, 1873, franz josef land was discovered in the arctic ocean existence was predicted by russian scientists peter kropotkin and naval officer nikolai schiling, but in st. petersburg they did not find money for the expedition and equipped it pinworms, juliuser. and carl weipt. true, they were looking not for islands, but for the northeast passage, the shortest way by sea to the far east, but the schooner fell into ice captivity month and drifted with ice and so carried it to an unknown land, which the austrians named after their emperor, having landed, they studied nature and wildlife, but did not understand that this was an archipelago consisting of many islands in 1916. franz josef land became part of the russian empire, and then the soviet union , today there are polar geo stations. laboratory and frontier post on gurskaya on august 30, 1918, an attempt was made in moscow on lenin, the head of the soviet government for the official version was that he was shot by srk fanny kaplan after the performance. the leader at the michelson plant. lenin

as i sit here, russia is mobilizing new military power in the arctic ocean and so on. china is mobilizing its military in the south china sea and bearing down on taiwan. i don't think we should seek a cold war, but it is a period, a new period of normative battle over democratic values in the world. and i think democracies of the world have to recognize this and rise to the challenge with figuring out how to deal with the rise of china is the great challenge of the 21st century. dis gotten more authoritarian over the past decade, state champion and alternative to western democratic capitalism. that gives dictatorships like china's an incredible vulnerability should a day come when that regime is no longer able to provide economic growth. it will no longer have any reason to stay in power and the only choice it will have therefore, if it wants to stay in power, is to use increasing repression and increasing violence against its own citizens. ah ah. so in 2014 i was us to the leader. we had the masses of civil disobedience, women call it the umbrella movement. news, news, news by law people

yes and no landmarks below the solid white canvas of the arctic ocean. decorated for the car, so that in the event of an accident, an easy landing against the backdrop of white ice. it was visible from afar with an emergency ski tent primus for heating , specially for the flight, they made the first rubber boat in the soviet union, and the plane itself was led by designer andrey tupolev specially created for long-distance flights, a nt-25 with a unique wing design for those times, 2 1/2 times longer than the fuselage. this is good from here. from above, it can be seen along one wing that three small aircraft can fit at once. so it turned out to take more fuel with them; the small homeland of the crew commander was named chkalovsk immediately after the legendary flight. every local schoolboy knows his route today, when the route ends, uh, a metal detail. she closes the contacts and starts to sunbathe, led 63 hours in flight without movement, even warm jackets and trousers with fluff did not save from the cold , blood flowed, because they climbed high abov

thousands of kilometers frorom s natural habitat in the arctic ocean.t continued to swim inland to within 70 kilometers of paris. after several heat waves and record droughts the summer, with temperatures rising, wildlife conservationists tried to feed it fish but the animal refused to eat. by the time it was lifted out of the water, it was severely emaciated, weighing 800 kilograms, well below the typical weight of 1200 kilograms. rescuers believe it was already sick before it wandered up the river. >> finally, we take you to italy where a robot that looks like it is from the future is being used to explore the past. our correspondent natalia mendoza has the story from pompeii. >> this morning in the streets of pompeii, an unusual operation is underway. amongst the tourists, experts in ai are carrying a new high-tech tool called spot. a robot dog that has become the new mascot of the archaeological site. >> [speaking non-english language] >> spot's added value is his capacity to inspect areas of the site that are usually inaccessible, like this tunnel

here it is the same walrus from the deep blue of the arctic ocean, it seems that it is about to emerge in the charge park, cutting-edge digital technology meditative installation you can’t get past this margin animators painted six months, thinking through every movement of the muscle. even a mustache, so that everything, like a real inhabitant of the northern latitudes, should move to wash the maximum, naturally in the water. we reviewed a lot of videos and photographs, talked with biologists, who suggested how these animals move, besides the walrus , some even narwhal appear in the ice installation, despite the fact that the sea unicorn is considered to be little studied by the inhabitants of the arctic to meet him, even scientists on polar expeditions. big luck virtual narwhal today meets guests in charge at the fifth festival of the russian geographical society, how the real ones look and today is such a very hot weather, as if he had directly believed in the cold, a block is such, as if it were ice and there while it appeared, as if kit had a feeling that right now here it will be

here it is the same walrus with the deep blue of the arctic ocean.at now it is about to emerge, right here in the zaryadye park, an ultra-modern digital technology meditative installation. you can't get past this margin, the artists-animators have been drawing for half a year, thinking through every movement of the muscle. even a mustache, so that everything is like a real inhabitant of the northern latitudes. they must move as much as possible. naturally in water. we reviewed a lot of videos and photos, talked with biologists who suggested how they move. animals other than a walrus in an ice installation whales appear. even narwhal this despite the fact that the sea unicorn is still considered little studied by the inhabitants of the arctic to meet him, even scientists on polar expeditions. great luck virtual narwhal today meets guests in charge at the fifth festival of the russian geographical society, how does the present look, and today is such a very hot weather, as if it was directly believed by the cold, a block is such, as if it were ice, and

lake baikal, it stretches for 1200 km from the middle reaches of the lena river almost to the arctic oceane reindeer herd to harness them to narts for centuries, the yakuts have lived side by side with their deer. perhaps it was only thanks to these animals that man managed to adapt to such a cold climate and survive in these harsh lands. the wooden parts of the sleigh are flexibly fastened with straps made of raw leather , this design has been tested and fine-tuned for centuries. the straps are stronger than steel wire ; in a few days, the annual transition to summer pastures will begin. they are in the tundra, closer to the ocean, where there are more ha and fewer midges. we need to hurry. after all, drive deer. you can only before the onset. the thaw after the snow has melted, the shepherds, along with the deer, will be cut off from the world by impenetrable swamps. in search of food, the wolf roams the snowy desert, lowering his muzzle to the earth where mice are hiding under the snow here, this is better than nothing. no, this is not a mouse, but a hungry wolf will not miss this fluff

remembered for in history right now hello on august 30, 1873, france joseph land was discovered in the arctic oceanby russian scientists peter kropotkin and a naval officer nikolairing.

it's an interesting report from the standpoint of it really highlights how much the arctic ocean hastitude north to the north pole, we've seen warming summer in the order of five times that of the lower latitudes. but as you consider more and more land area to the south, that warming rate subsides a bit and that's what we've been seeing in some of the observational analyses in recent years. the observational analyses in recent yew-— the observational analyses in recent veere— the observational analyses in recent years. tom, you sort of able to map — recent years. tom, you sort of able to map out _ recent years. tom, you sort of able to map out what - recent years. tom, you sort of able to map out what this - recent years. tom, you sort of. able to map out what this means for the planet, given the drastic data we are seeing from that area?— that area? yeah, everything is connected- — that area? yeah, everything is connected. so _ that area? yeah, everything is connected. so the _ that area? yeah, everything is connected. so the changes - that area? yeah, everything is| connected. so t

surpassed it, it flows there faster than its siberian sisters lena and ob from the sayans to the arctic ocean yenisei passes through all the climatic zones of siberia therefore, in its upper reaches, you can see camels, and down below, polar bears. the name of the abakan river , which gave the name and the capital, from the khakassian abakhan is translated as bear blood, because in pre-seleviation times a huge terrible bear lived in these places, stealing scott scared people. well, in general, he swaggered until he was born. a hero named alla it was he who fought the bear. well, naturally, defeated the clubfoot villain wounded beasts bleed went to sayan mountains. and there was so much bear blood that all rivers and streams turned red and people, seeing this red water, spoke with respect. oh , this is abykha, that is, bear blood. that’s how the name got fixed, of course, they pressed it, but the khakass themselves believe that since they drink this water, then each of them has a drop of the blood of that same bear. well, the khakass is poorer than the sayano-shushenskaya hydroelectric power s

because he discovered these places for himself for the first time here. the world map and the arctic oceanson the neighboring mainland of north america a little more than 80 km. we are located on the most eastern and it seems that the most windy point of eurasia is cape derzhneva. all the waters of the bering strait, but we today dezhnev for several centuries there was an eskimo settlement naukan and now it is being recreated in miniature, near the village of equivakinot. here it will be incredible in its authenticity. this park is another point of attraction for tourists, but first it will act as a scenery for a feature film. about chukotka alexei vakhrushev, the director was born and raised in anadyr, and the life of the northern peoples is the main theme. and now creativity will be a platform for sports dance competitions, there will be a lamp with a skull whale. there will be outbuildings. it hung from the jaws of whales with canoes with these fishing and meat pits here. well, there will be a grandiose something to see how not the coastal, but the tundra chukchi live. travelers go on an

yes and no landmarks below the solid white toll of the arctic ocean.s specially painted for the car, so that in the event of an accident, an easy landing against the background of white ice. it was visible from afar with a ski tent emergency for heating , especially for the flight, they made the first rubber boat in the soviet union, and the plane itself was under under the guidance of designer andrei tupolev , they were specially created for long-distance flights, and the nt-25 with a unique wing design for those times, 2 1/2 times longer than the fuselage. this is good from here. from above, it can be seen along one wing that three small aircraft can fit at once. so it turned out to take more fuel with them; the small homeland of the crew commander was named chkalovsk immediately after the legendary flight. every local schoolboy knows his route today, when the route ends, uh, a metal detail. she closes the contacts and starts to sunbathe, led 63 hours in flight without movement, even warm jackets and trousers with fluff did not save from the cold , b

arctic ocean.it is hard to imagine that until quite recently there was no water here and very strong people mined very beautiful marble. pit pits, yes, that's what they drilled and drilled with drills. and here, it turns out, somewhere ushkin is hiding from us, at least vladimir assures that it’s so to look for pushkin’s profile, which appeared long before the birth of alexander sergeevich himself yes, about the same, how he painted himself, only painted his nature, where that's exactly. well, tourists love everything . such is our tourist nature, so we go to a place where the statue of liberty could fit under water well, not quite the whole truth, the torch would be on the surface of machu as our captain volodya told us, we are now at the deepest point of the canyon 72 m. how many floors? well, practically, i think, well, there are no more two nine-story houses. wait. yeah, that's more than two ten-story buildings. and it's not all underground. ruskeala no less beautiful, fortunately, not all drif

in the country where even in summer they heat their apartments from their windows and see the arctic ocean their windows. now here is the polar day, the sun descends to the horizon, but does not go away, but immediately returns. the sky seems to be very low clouds are about to touch the roofs of houses. the settlement of the conquerors of the north, which was discovered by islands and deposits, was once a junction port with a population of 5 thousand people; today , only 200 people left dixon, only the most persistent arctic romantics remained. placed in empty apartments in one of them we have a general meeting. let's not talk now natalya khaba, the leader of the expedition for the first time , a trip to the cape depot is led by a girl who even has some unpleasant situations under her command of 15 men. i understand that i can go up to them to talk. and even if there are some problems, everything works out. in the general group, you say that they are all guys. we get up if suddenly you duplicate valera, right? if suddenly, accordingly, you sleep there, you don’t rest, at this moment he is

high in northwest greenland where cnn joined a team of scientists that measured ice melt on the arctic oceanne how that ice that is happening now, how the ice that used to survive several years in a row is disappearing. >> reporter: this highlights a unique dichotomy. greenland is ground zero for the impact of climate change but it could also become ground zero for sourcing the metals needed to power the solution to the crisis. greenland's significant mineral deposits could meet some of the world's growing demand for the materials also allowing them to diversify the mineral sourcing. right now china dominates the global supply. rene marsh, cnn, washington. >>> gray cobblestones of the central square in brussels have blossomed into a kaleidoscope of color. the famous flower carpet is back after a year of pause of the coronavirus. artists re-created the original design from 1971. hundreds of volunteers took hours to organize them. they say they'll water the sod to protect the blooms from wilting and it ends on monday. breathtaking. >>> well, that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brun

high in northwest greenland where cnn joined a team of nasa scientists measuring ice melt on the arctic oceant melt is happening now, how that ice that used to survive several years in a row is now disappearing. >> the disappearing ice highlights a unique dichotomy. greenland is ground zero for the impact of climate change. but it could also become ground zero for sourcing the metals needed to power the solution to the crisis. and the climate and tax bill that the senate just passed if it becomes law will accelerate the shift to clean energy and greenland's significant mineral deposits have the promise of meeting some of the world's growing demand for these materials, allowing the u.s. to diversify its mineral sourcing. pam. >> rene marsh, thank you so much for that. >> the supply is not passing mustard. why france is facing a shortage of its signature condiment. (woman vo) sailing a great river past extraordinary landscapes into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many haveet to discover. exploring with viking brings u closer to the world, to the histor

where residents are heated in apartments even in summer, from their windows, residents see the arctic oceanere is the polar day, the sun descends to the horizon, but does not go away. and then the incredible sunsets come back to me. the sky seems to be very low clouds are about to touch the roofs of houses. the settlement of the conquerors of the north, which was discovered by islands and deposits, was once a hub port with a population of 5 thousand people ; today only 200 people have left dikson , only the most persistent arctic romances remain . visitors are accommodated in empty apartments in one of them we have a general meeting for safety in one group. valera is meeting us now we won’t talk natalya khaba the leader of the expedition for the first time trip to the cape the depot is headed by a girl who even has some unpleasant situations under her command of 15 men. i understand that i can go up to them to talk. and even if there are some problems, but everything adds up. in general, you say to the group that they are all guys. we get up if suddenly , as it were, valera, you duplicate,

russia that suffered from the elements, the branched frontal system stretched from the coast of the arctic ocean balkans suffered more than others from the elements on the eve of moldova in chisinau with water flows. during the downpour knocked down passers-by cars, literally. drowning even the ambulance went into the water. by glasses on land mines on land medics were brought in by rescuers and that's it. this is under the fires that flare up after lightning strikes today. the northern half of european russia will continue to be covered by fields of frontal clouds, if in the central regions the intensity of precipitation is expected to be low, then extreme ones will remain in the northwest. rain. there are places. maybe pour over 20-30 mm. moisture. by this morning, the weather station in st. petersburg has already recorded 15 mm of precipitation, but heavy rains on the shores. not you. continue until late in the evening. so by the end of the day, in total, about 40% of the monthly norm will fall on the city, and due to dense cloudiness , the thermometer readings will not exceed plus 9, 10 °. b

eighty-meter ship a floating research center designed for long-term work in the latitudes of the arctic oceana way to get to his destination, where he actually freezes into ice and drifts, basically. this is a modern replacement for polar stations on drifting ice floes today on board. uh, the ship invited journalists alexander shcherba found out what the team of scientists will do. here, almost in every room there are novelties of domestic shipbuilding. this is what a new generation power plant looks like, its efficiency. it is such that the fuel reserves will be enough for 2 years of autonomous navigation. there is another auxiliary engine with its help, the most difficult movement of the vessel in the arctic occurs - maneuvering in the ice. but the main machine in the hall. no, not a single person. everything is controlled by automation. and now i look after her, so that there is no accident. i watch how the mechanisms work, changes in temperature, changes in pressure. i always have time to correct all this after a short pause, the north pole to resume the traditional work of drifting stati

the end of the world, there is nothing further than the children's autonomous okrug , only the arctic oceanic, the arctic territory of our country became even a little cleaner. tatyana ryzhova oleg polishchuk news. the idea of ​​the clean arctic project belongs to the captain of a nuclear icebreaker, 50 years old victory to dmitry globusov, as well as to the soviet and russian captain of the icebreaker, heroes of labor of russia gennady antokhina. today, representatives of large businesses are actively participating in the project, partners in norilsk nickel are rosatom phosagro and russian railways . we asked scientists to suggest the most effective methods for cleaning arctic territories and the third is what we expect from them. for the time being , the task has not been completed, you know, to create a kind of such an arctic bible, the rules for managing in the arctic zone of the russian federation, scientific projects, the ecology and business of this special region will be discussed at the eastern economic forum, which will begin in vladivostok already on september 5, the arctic becom

russia and nato will shift all the time. more and more violence, covering a large area of ​​the arctic oceanunt. well, and finally, the black sea, the black sea, perhaps, is the same. the region now dangerous is the confrontation between russia and the west. if you remember, the episode with the british destroyer defender last summer, of course, all this requires. e corresponding response from the russian federation were rejected in the doctrine, which was adopted. yes, andrei vadimovich there was still such a line that said that ah, a certain threat is also the dependence of the russian federation on maritime supplies and on pipelines that supply energy. e for that matter. what tasks do you think should be completed? well, of course, the naval doctrine, it does not cover. all e spheres, and so to speak, of russian activity in the first ocean, that is, there are a lot of questions, but which should apparently be raised and somehow resolved in the context of the development of the russian civilian fleet. and including how we transport, so to speak, their export products. how can we increase t

expensive down in the world is the fluff of the arctic wild duck gaga, which lives on the coast of the arctic oceanady gaga are weightless. but it’s hard to get them, the duck wipes its fluff-sama and makes a fluffy blanket for the chicks from it. and only when they leave the nests, the pooh collectors collect the fluffy second to gain a kilogram of eiderdown, you need to clean fifty nests. i hold the pre-cleaned fluff from these nests in my hand, despite the wind. you can see how he shrinks and straightens it is not surprising that the price of such pooh oh, how painfully it pinches 90,000 rubles. for a kilo. but the fluff is ordinary, and the non-polar duck is not worth it, alas, the farmer shrugs nothing. could sell for 200 rubles. i would sell it for 200 rubles. but i'm for 200 rubles. the duck could not sell him. the fluff is too small to instantly stray into sticky lumps. they scored fat on the villi. and also heavy, because he has a weighty rod, first we will leave the duck. wow, it turns out that the weight of this ear is about five grams. now let's put the same volume, but goose down in ge

a sharp cooling of 15-20 ° and rains will begin to enter the european part of russia from the arctic oceant. it's september 1st. the temperature will be in the range of everything, six, 11 degrees, well, six degrees even when you say a bribe, a sharp drop. temperature. but for the elderly and those suffering from cardiovascular diseases, the weather can change the tone of blood vessels, leading to a jump in pressure and, as a result, heart attacks and strokes. caution should be given to people with lung diseases and a decrease in temperature. this is a deterioration in blood supply. often, this is an increase in humidity, which creates additional conditions for hypoxia, lack of oxygen, lack of supply, and doctors advise patients with chronic diseases more nutrients to vital organs. to rest and not to miss taking medications and to everyone , without exception, to dress according to the weather stress from a cold snap. after a long period. heat can weaken the immune system, and this leads to sars outbreaks of which are traditionally recorded at the very beginning of autumn . on the main eve

high in northwest greenland, where cnn joined a team of nasa scientist, measuring icemelt on the arctic oceanral years in a row is now disappearing pay >> the disappearing ice highlights a direct economic economy. it could also become ground zero for sourcing the metals needed to power the solution to the crisis. >> great peace there and new video into cnn capturing a loud boom this morning in utah. [ bleep ] >> the governor and national weather service are saying this massive boom was likely caused by a meteor, hitting the atmosphere, not an earthquake or thunder but definitely pretty loud and we will stay on top of that. that's the news with all the boom recording from atlanta i'm jim acosta we will see you back here tomorrow at 4:30 eastern. pamela brown takes over the cnn newsroom after a break. good night. finding the perfect project manager isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found him. he's in adelaide between his daily lunch delivery and an 8:15 call with san fncisco. and you can find him, and millions of her talented pros, right now on upwork.com (woman vo) sailg a great river past extrao

mississippi flowed there faster than their siberian sisters lena and ob, from the sayan mountains to the arctic oceantherefore, in its upper reaches you can see camels, and downstairs polar bears.

here's my son, i'm constantly 6 months in the north of the arctic ocean, she serves . purposes, ice dasha leaves her. well , 22 years old at first. 19 gave birth to the first at thirty-one. i gave birth to the second, and the youth. well now. well, you see, our life was unconditional. you said that you had your second child at the age of 31. therefore, after that terrible story, she did not give birth to this pipe. yes , later, and how did you decide to take this step to give birth in 31 men decided. i am not created by the mother of two children. my husband just told me and rock or a child or a divorce. what a good pink i have, like this you did it, for the sake of your husband, which means you love him very much. it means that your love is mutual, not what i love, living by these people, the children of irina's dinner. maybe your husband wanted this, uh, action to bring you back to life on your birthday, but he took your youth, while i wow well, of course, but all the girls understand this, this is now nanny and my time did n’t have it. and the young parents work. wa

the camp is so drifting across the entire arctic ocean. 1,000 km will pass from east to west.it. this time from two meters thick ice will press on the ship's hull, a unique shape. she is ovoid allows for really even distribution of ice loads. if we talk about steel, here , uh, where the ice pole is, there is a thickness of steel up to 25 mm, the world's first drifting station appeared in the arctic back in 1937, 20 km from the north pole, they set up their camp, the legendary papanins, soviet scientists under the leadership ivan papanin spent almost 9 months on the ice floe, then there were dozens of such expeditions, but not one in the last 9 years. the arctic is rapidly melting and stay on the ice. for a long time unsafe is another matter this one floating science city here each member of the expedition will have their own private cabin bunk bed. and here in a prefabricated shield house on ice, and two each. maybe at any moment the ice will disperse there a couple of cicabels, all during the polar night. it will all be in the dark. and it’s a completely different thing when

from their windows, residents see arctic ocean.he polar day, the sun descends to the horizon, but does not go away, but immediately returns. the settlement of the conquerors of the north, which was discovered by islands and deposits, once it was the nodal port with a population of 5,000 people today, only 200 people left dixon, only the most persistent arctic romantics remained. no, the hotels of visitors are placed in empty apartments in one of them we have a general meeting for safety in one group. we are met by valera evgenia, i don’t see him. zhenya is with him now let's talk natalya khaba, the leader of the expedition for the first time, a journey to cape depot is led by a girl who even has some unpleasant situations under her command of 15 men. i understand that i can go up to them to talk. and even if there are some problems, but everything adds up. in general, you say to the group that they are all guys. we get up if suddenly, as it were, valera, you duplicate, right? if suddenly, respectively, you sleep there, do not rest

arctic water. the surf of the pacific ocean is mixed with wet snow.que representative of the animal world of the far east, to return to its dense forest possessions. director genriks the film was prepared for screening and voiced by the first channel television company the text was read by sergey garmash okay, i'm resurrected with them, let's set sail, lord, lord, glory to god, the king of the holy

there is nothing further, only the arctic ocean. ry of our country has become even a little cleaner tatiana ryzhova oleg polishchuk lead. the idea of ​​the clean arctic project belongs to the captain of the nuclear icebreaker, 50 years of victory, dmitry globusov, as well as in the soviet and russian icebreaker captain heroes of labor of russia gennady antokhina. today, representatives of large businesses are actively participating in the project; partners in norilsk nickel are rosatom phosagro and russian railways. first of all, we set the task of studying the status of pollution levels in the arctic territories, where the company operates the task or the second direction is first of all. we asked the scientists to suggest us the most effective methods of cleaning up the arctic territories, and third, what we expect from them. it's still a challenge. this has not been done, you know, to create a kind of such an arctic bible, the rules of economic management in the arctic zone of the russian federation, scientific projects, the ecolo

sections of 48-inch pipe joined and welded together, three mountain ranges, 800 river beds from the arctic oceano the pacific, three years. incredible. and why did we do this? why can we still do this in america? because we're the best workers, most productive workforce in the world. but unfortunately those days of building great things in america in an efficient, timely fashion are gone. we all know it. every mayor knows it, every city council member knows it, every governor knows it and, yes, every u.s. senator knows it. we see it every day. we don't see the great building of things, we see the other things. eight to nine years to permit a bridge, yes, in america, to permit a bridge. nine to 19 years to permit and build a highway. the gross water reservoir in colorado for clean water took 20 years to permit. the kensington mine, a gold mine in alaska that is now employing hundreds of people, average wage $110,000, took 30 years to permit. mr. president, this is killing our country, our economy, and good jobs, and we all know it and we all know the reason for it. every single senator knows the