before i forget, for congressman tonko, our commander going to the moon, read wiseman on artemis 2, he is a graduate of rensselaer. so congressman, we've got to have more power on the moon. we go to mars, we've got to have more power. particularly as you get further away from the sun you can't rely on all solar power. and so fission surface power is going to be a necessary element. and we are going to start this with the moon. this is part of the reason we go back to the moon in order to go to mars. the '25 request is 113 million. you want me to get into nuclear electric and nuclear thermal as well, would you want to keep it to fission surface power? >> i'd like to keep it to fission, since that is what's up there. >> well, i certainly respectfully request that you all grant our '25 request of 113 million. >> okay. we will take a look at it. i understand. and i get it. you already acknowledged that it's been a tough year, the last thing we want to do is cut down anyone. we have to make sure we are being responsible and efficient. i'm with you 1000%. for your earlier answer. nasa glenn

and lo and behold, we had to have the capability of communicating to artemis 1 in the test flight of the rocket. and we didn't have all of the bandwidth that we wanted. so we need to improve that. and this is especially essential as we are going further and further out into space. right now in low earth orbit, we've got enough communications we can handle that, we need to update it, modernize it, et cetera. but, deep space is a different thing.>> if there's anything we can do to work with you especially at nasa glenn, getting the resources or the education or familiarizing us with how we can make it more efficient, i would really appreciate it and what makes me really glad to hear is your acknowledgment of how important nasa glenn is, not only to the region but to the country and the world and the capabilities that we have. and once again, thank you for your time, it has been truly a pleasure to work with you and your staff, thank you again and anything we can do in the future to work together to continue to evolve and progress in the right way, you have a friend in me. thank you, i

liftoff of artemis one.mis programme will in the next year or to return us to our neighbour. but part of its mission _ us to our neighbour. but part of its mission is _ us to our neighbour. but part of its mission is to _ us to our neighbour. but part of its mission is to land - us to our neighbour. but part of its mission is to land the l of its mission is to land the first woman in the first person of colour on the moon. another art, to of colour on the moon. another part. to use _ of colour on the moon. another part, to use what _ of colour on the moon. another part, to use what we _ of colour on the moon. another part, to use what we learn - of colour on the moon. another part, to use what we learn here to send the first astronauts to mars. this is where it all began. laura's kennedy space center, named after the president who made the original pledge to go to the moon, and now this place is at the centre of even grander plans because this time we're just visiting the moon, we're just visiting the moon,

you are part of the artemis team.t everyone wants to be on, cos i think that's the one where the people are going to stand on the moon. are you in with a chance of being on artemis 3? of course. everyone in our office dreams of the opportunity to be part of those crews. you wait and hope. but the really cool thing is even if you're not in that seat on the flight, you get to support them and be a part of the team that makes that happen. the artemis 3 mission, they will put the first woman and the first person of colour on the moon. i'm guessing that those two people will become as famous as neil armstrong. put yourself in her shoes, even if it's not you. what would that represent for you? for humankind? you know, i think that moment will really represent how far we've come. you know, we did amazing things in the apollo era, but not everyone had the access to those opportunities. there have been women in the nasa astronaut office for a really long time doing really incredible things. so we'll be standing on those women'

but in this case, artemis-3 is the first landing on the moon. we have contracted with spacex for september of '26. that's the contractual date. but if they're not ready, obviously we're not going to fly. >> okay. marshall is home to the best propulsion experts in the nation, marshall has also proven successful in manufacturing projects such as the rapid analysis and manufacturing propulsion technology. how is nasa leveraging additive manufacturing to best optimize technology for future moon-to- mars missions and deep space exploration? >> marshall has a brilliant future in nuclear thermal propulsion and nuclear electric propulsion. and i think it's going to take that to get us to mars because right now it would take us seven or eight months with conventional chemical propulsion. once you got there, you'd have to stay on the surface a year or two until the planets realigned so that you could get back in seven or eight months. >> i totally agree. i think that's the only way we can get there. >> i think we got to go faster. >> absolutely. marshall

the first topic is artemis.peak for members of both sides of the aisle when i expressed the strong support for america's return to the lunar surface. but support also means asking tough questions about the planned architecture and execution of the program. the second topic is nasa's role in low earth orbit the international space station is required -- retired. we heard several things on this topic in february and i look forward to continuing this dialogue as we move forward. a third topic is nasa's management within the agency's portfolio. we support nasa daring to do big things. particularly in science. but how can congress insure these projects remain on schedule and within budget? as we deliberate on these topics while we consider this important reauthorization legislation we must also keep in mind recent budgetary issues. nasa doesn't lack plans for future expiration efforts, whether it's returning astronauts to the moon, exploring our solar system or developing new aviation technology. however, these ambit

this is how the famous designer, blogger and traveler artemy lebedev assessed the world agenda. in the studio of the program say don’t be silent, we discussed with him the prestige of government orders. why is it fashionable to do useful projects for the country? remembered artemy’s bright public appearances, from debates with alexei navalny to an enchanting conversation with the artist pavel shevilev. we checked his political intuition, relying on materials from his blog, which youtube blocked, as well. first of all, this is very cool, although people don’t appreciate it, they think it’s a dictatorship, but it seems to me that he simply didn’t squander all the good things that he got when all these protests started, naturally my reaction was like this, that this is absolutely disgraceful, this cannot be done, the government would not be overthrown like this, if it were happened in america, they would have gotten it in the head right away, actually after it happened. how to restore an audience of a million subscribers in a couple of months, gain views, will artemy lebedev create

we are in moscow again. blogger, artemy lebedev, hello artemy, traveler, designer, entrepreneur, goodgood afternoon, we are glad to welcome you, the famous russian poet, afanasy fet could not pass by moscow state university indifferently, he constantly asked kucher to stop so that he could get out of the carriage and spit in the direction of this building, he opened the window in the carriage with his handle , the window rolled down and coughed towards the building. is there any building in moscow that you would like to spit in? i’m doing the opposite process, i’m trying to make it so that people in moscow don’t give a damn, and i’m making every effort to do this. i would like to discuss with tyoma such a topic as the shell of invulnerability. we have been following you for a very long time, since the era of live magazine, and many of the venues where you performed, they either died themselves, or the people who were stars there died, emigrated, or went crazy, well... in general , you always remain as good as new, the focus on the blogging marathon was in you right away, or did you th

artemy, do you recognize? this is not irina. i have never seen irina like this.h me, irina, the next image is waiting for you, go into the room, okay, don’t download, elena, what can you say, you recognize your childhood friend, i found it hard to recognize, but this is such a cool image - they found her, i would also add some kind of hat, to be honest, i don’t know, maybe it would be unnecessary, but cool, very cool, i really liked it, our heroine is ready to show us the second image, irina, we are waiting for you, y... yes, absolutely cool. are you surprised by our stylists? yes, i am a goddess, a queen, a queen. and in rhinestones, that is not a goddess, not a queen, but there is part one - the mummy, part two - rebirth. alexander anatolyevich, you say that, as a man, i won’t say a word to you, everything is countered, well, well, the presenter, well, events, everything is clear, experience, yes, indeed, that’s the question, nothing shines, nothing shines . but you still feel like a star, it turns out not in things to do in rhinestones, not in tunics, not in b

you've got humans going back, with nasa's artemis missions.got humans going back, with nasa's artemis missions. china wants to get people there by 2030 as well. they're taikonauts. and it's notjust fleeting visits, it's about building permanent bases so you can eventually have these sort of lunar communities of people working and existing there. you look at pictures of the moon and it looks as bare as anything, but actually there's a lot there. there's rare earths there, there's metals there, like iron and titanium. there's helium there. people have valued what's up there as being anywhere between sort of billions of dollars and quadrillions of dollars. if you go down to the polar regions, within the craters which never, ever see sunlight, they're permanently in shadow, scientists actually think there's frozen water within there. so if you're going to build a permanent lunar base, having access to water is really important — for drinking, you can split water into hydrogen and oxygen, so oxygen for breathing. it means you've got to take less st

and lift off of artemis 1. back to the moon and eventually onto mars, we can honour our fallen crew members from columbia and their families. -artemis is a new rocket and a new space craft to send humans to the moon. as the mission management team chair for artemis 1, i took lessons learned from the columbia accident investigation report and used that to guide the structure of the mission management team to ensure we could hear dissenting opinions and other information was being communicated in spite of potential management or communication challenges. it's tragic we had to go through the columbia accident to get here. so, i always remind myself of what's at stake if we don't retain those lessons. -as always, nasa's arrow is pointed up towards the stars as it should be. it's about the united states , and our partners, remaining the leaders in aerospace technology and exploration. here in the united states senate, i've got a little say on some of these programs, and i'm trying to make sure that nasa has the reso

new york rangers forward artemi ponarin had the most productive season in nhl history. his career best. the fourth international fast chess tournament, chess stars 4:0 with a total prize fund of 15 million rubles. the strongest chess players from russia, china, india, iran and azerbaijan are fighting for victory at the prestigious competition. a total of 10 people. note that chess stars is one of the few official tournaments. where men and women play against each other on equal terms, as in previous years, in parallel with the main tournament there are competitions among children, 120 finalists who were selected based on the results. fictional stages in moscow, st. petersburg and sochi fights in four age categories. one of the most expensive teams in the america's cup. team usa unexpectedly lost to panami in the group round. the match ended with a score of 2:1 in favor of the panamanians. the americans opened the scoring in the twenty-second minute, this was done by forward folorin balagun. the panama team did not remain lagging for long. just 4 minutes later, defender

russians nikita kucherov and artemy ponarin were included in the symbolic team of stars of the nhl season of the magazine’s vote. kucherov received 187 of 187 first places in voting for right winger, a result that has not been achieved by anyone in 22 years since jerome in 2002. and ginla also received 100% of the first places. panarin was chosen as the best left winger by 185 of the 187 journalists who voted. tampa forward nikita kucherov scored 144 hits last season. points and set a new record for russian hockey players in nhl history for points and assists. new york rangers forward artemi ponarin had the most productive season in nhl history among thirty-two-year-old players in the 21st century. scored 120 points, the best result of his career. the international olympic committee admitted eight russian tennis players to the olympics - medvedev, rublev, khachanov, sofiulin, kasatkina, samsonova, aleksandrova and andreeva, but four from the list had previously refused to travel for various reasons: rublev, khachanov, kosatkina and samsonova. there has not yet been a decision on the addit

iam observation, or indeed the artemis programme.nounce that the first american high—speed train will be commissioned in the us and this is a sign of increased cooperation between our railroad issues and this is a sign of economic cooperation and also a step towards the energy transmission regarding france �*s technological excellence. i would like to signal the importance of american investors in france. france will start a new foundation worth 100 million euros to promote university exchanges and exchange programmes of research between the two countries and i would like to thank companies that have joined this. this new initiative comes after the excess of a project where several cities in your country received as many as 180 creators and intellectuals in a matter of two years and about 50 cities. i should speak longer but i would like to say that regarding the wars around the world, inflicting pain around the world, inflicting pain around the world on big international issues, together with president biden, we want to havejoint to

the artemis crew will be the first people to lay eyes on the far side of the moon in more than half atury. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: precision was critical in this moment and it will be for future missions to the moon as well. time is a key component of that, but on the moon time works differently. >> and these define why it is that time runs differently. >> reporter: on astronomer gerald mckeegan's white board are two theories of relatively. >> your clock runs 56 microseconds per day faster than on earth. >> reporter: that equates to about 0.02 of a second over the course of a year. while it doesn't sound like a lot -- >> when you're talking about things like navigation signals that require very precise timing, you have to take that into account. >> reporter: so the white house has directed nasa to lead the way in developing a lunar time standard, not just a time zone, ready to implement by the end of 2026. >> actually the reason they set that target is because artemis is expected to start landing on the moon in 2026. >> reporter: over t

and now i am glad to invite blue bird graduate, saransk resident artemy khrushchalin to this stage.he is young now, but he was a child, an honored employee of the museum of the boldin reserve, valentina frolovna tyulneva, who worked here for more than 50 years, in general , valentina frolovna has an amazing pedigree, she is the great-great-granddaughter of the clerk pyotr kireev, who in the fall of 1830 helped pushkin register ownership of the village, “hello, how wonderful it is to see you here, today at this concert, you are the mistress of this house, thank you and thank you to the museum-reserve that you let us visit, that we were able to see our to remember our beloved alexander sergeevich here today, in this very place, probably dear to him, here is the owner pushkin, and here in bolden the spirit of pushkin always hovers. thank you, but i can’t help but ask you, what are your favorite poems by alexander sergeevich? you you know, this is probably an elegy. an elegy which was written at bolden on september 8, 1830. remind us which words from it, some words from it, so that we c

nasa's artemis exploration plan is focusing on multiple future moon landings. but the project has faced repeated delays after artemis one successful uncrewed test mission around the moon in 2022. the next 2 test flights have been pushed back. that includes artemis 3 which nasa hopes to be humanity's first crewed landing to the lunar surface since apollo 17 in 1972, the ultimate goal of these missions is to build permanent human outposts with worries that china moves on the moon. first, the u.s. will lose out on prime lunar territory. >> my concern is that they don't get their first and then say this is i or you stay up because the south pole of the moon is an important part. >> the city of still not ready to say when the pacifica pier will be a fully reopen. it was shut down last december after heavy storm damage partly reopened later. the city says that aside from limited access being boosted by 100 feet. a full reopening is not going to be happening for a while. so the engineers say it is safer to keep it closed until there's enough funding to fully repair th

the artemis program and also proud to announce that the first american high-speed train built will beissioned in the united states by years end, and that is also a sign of increased cooperation between our railroad industries, and this is a sign of economic cooperation, but also a step toward the energy transition to resorting to 's technological excellence. i would also like to signal the importance of american investment in france. france will start a new foundation worth 100 million euros to promote university exchanges and exchange programs of research between our two countries. in particular, acgm was very much involved. this comes after the success of a project where several cities in your country received as many as 180 creative's and intellectuals in about 50 cities. i would speak longer, but i would like to say that regarding the wars world, inflicting pain around the world, on the big international issues together with president biden we want to have a joint roadmap. we need to trust in the future, trust in progress, trust in innovation. the determination to create jobs not

alexey prokin, dmitry beneditchuk, artemy chinkov, sergey antsigin, alena antonova and sergey grandfather, ntv television company. and that's all by this time. stay on ntv. about the weather for tomorrow. hello. the far east and here the former chinese cyclone will move to the islands, and its main rains will go into the sea. with small rains in the south of the khaborovsk territory, it is still cool there, like autumn, + 9:14. it’s 6, 9 degrees colder than the required degrees. primorye in the amur region the weather is more comfortable, the rain is barely noticeable and much warmer up to +25. even higher in transbaikalia in buryatia up to thirty and there are short thunderstorm showers after lunch, well in yakutsk now the maximum is +19. there is an influx of fresh arctic air into siberia from the west, much colder than in yamal, but since the sun has already reached its maximum level, as you move south, the air has time to warm up, but of course there will still not be a hot level, the main precipitation is from irkutsk to novosibirsk, rain and thunderstorms, in some places hail and da

the artemis 2 moon will be the first people to lay eyes on the far side of the moon in more than halfr man. one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: it was critical in this moment and it will be for future missions as well. time is a key component. but on the moon time works differently. >> we must define why it is that time works definitely. >> reporter: on the border two equations from the theory of relativity. >> if you're on the moon, your watch runs about 56 microseconds per day than it does on the earth. >> that equates to about 2/100 of a second over the course of a year. >> when you're talking about things like navigation signals that require very precise timing, you have to take that into account. >> reporter: so the white house has directed nasa into developing a lunar time standard , not just a time zone, ready to implement by the end of 2026. >> artemis is expected to start landing on the moon in 2026. >> reporter: over the next decade, the u.s. will not be the only entity landing on the moon. per that white house memo, establishing a time standard will be foundational as

the menu includes not only dry mixtures based on fishmeal, but also live food, artemi.ustaceans, which have recently been grown in the laboratory and are now gradually being added to the main diet. observations have shown that from such feeding the juveniles develop faster and gain the weight necessary for release into the river. the costs of reproduction are considerable, but the work of fish farmers is legally compensated by those who once caused damage to the kolyma ecosystem. these are not only representatives of the hydroelectric power station, but also enterprises of the gold mining industry. we can grow for the pool. more fish than is supposed to be traditional technique, the fish feels quite good. breeding freshwater fish remains an experimental area of ​​magadan aquaculture, its main task is the reproduction of pacific salmon, primarily whales and coho salmon. these species, unlike pink salmon, which is more popular on the russian market, swim into magadan rivers less and less often; according to experts, all this is an echo of uncontrolled catches, the difficu

and next year we should have our seventh human rated spacecraft when the crew of artemis 2 will launchnd circle the moon. so this is another milestone in this extraordinary history of nasa, and i want to give my personal congratulations to thea lot of trial and tribulation, but they had perseverance and that's what we do at nasa. we don't launch until it's right. and so for boeing and the u.l.a. teams, the nasa teams, congratulations to all of you. now butch and sonny dwhat they do best. they're test pilots. and they're going to test this thing from izzard to gizzard. and they're going to certify it for a rotational basis to send crew to the international space station. so now with dragon and starliner, the u.s. is going to have two unique human space and that of course, we always like to have a packup, and it makes it safer for our astronauts and why we started the commercial crew program in the first place. partnering with u.s. companies to deliver safe and reliable space flight at the same time of cutting the costs. so it's different from the old days but we go with our commercial p

boris ivanin, evgenia zintsova, artemy bonder, news.nish president alexander stoop, at a conference on ukraine, called for a second similar gathering as soon as possible, apparently he liked it at the swiss resort, declared solidarity with the kiev regime, and then decided to remember. history of the second world war, but its own, rewritten precisely in the spirit of those ideas that now dominate the ranks of the ukrainian leadership and rabid russophobia its western curators. russia invaded finland during the second world war, we lost 10% of our territory, including the region where my grandparents were born and where my father was born, that is our reaction. alexander stup. by profession a political scientist , by his own admission he is a supporter of the so -called euro-atlantic values, with full support for the recent accession of finland to nato. moreover, he is clearly not a historian, considering that he is not aware, or simply does not want to remember, that finland was an ally in world war ii hitler's germany, and finnish troo

i am surah askari together with the colleagues of artemis amadinico, helia hanzkani and ava hosseini,rom the manufacturer of waterproof coating for dental orthodontics, we made covers for orthodontic blessings, because the plaster of orthodontic blessings made of metal can cause tooth decay and threaten tooth enamel, and we all made such products. we did various tests and... what was the result? it makes your teeth less likely to rot when you do orthodontics and the orthodontic process is easier. to the designer of the electronic curtain. this curtain can be adjusted to different levels of light. what is its use? well, it is actually used in animals. plants, working people, people who are interested in light , people who lose their eyes, etc. bass can adjust the timer and the program we give it, and from the combination of this. a student who made a wound dressing for diabetics completely heals superficial diabetic wounds and prevents the progression of diabetic wounds that are deeper . it has been applied. yes, stem cells . with the cell test method , we tested it for the presence of

olga zenkova, artemy epifanov, valeria proskuryakova, ntv television company.o has added a pair of baby capybaras. happy parents: female malaya and male kuzma. the kids feel great, they are already participating in the common meal. well , zoo director svetlana akulova suggested guessing the gender of the young capybaras in her telegram channel. the winner can choose names for them. water pigs are very social, living with their entire family throughout their lives. and these families are sometimes truly huge. for example, this family walked at night through the city of campo grande in brazil. there is a joke on social networks that capybaras have decided to take over the city, but in reality these animals are just very friendly and love affection. now the word from my colleague valeria gavrilovskaya presenter emergency programs. lera, what's on the air today? ilya, today we have a terrible story from the krasnoyarsk region about a dressed killer. it is important that we are talking about a prosperous, happy family, which is almost exemplary. mother, father, thre

and that's one reason we're going to the pole of the and if the artemis program stays on track, that the moon. >> in the next couple of years, artemis too, now set for launch not before september 2025, 4 astronauts will explore the moon and that will be the first step to a planned, a longer-term american presence on the moon for exploration purposes. >> reporting for us. fairfield police are warning residents of a car sales scam after person purchase a stolen vehicle on facebook responded to report of a flock license plate later for a stolen car. that's there. they're working for it. they say that they found the car parked near north texas street and air base parkway last sunday. the owner told police that they purchased it off of facebook to avoid falling for this type of scam. officers are reminding people to check the seller's reviews, meet in a safe place and don't go alone. check the far the carfax. never bring large amounts of cash, but instead use a secure payment method like paypal. a san francisco resident attempts to escape. >> police on electric scooter following a traffic

olga zenkova, artemy epifanov, valeria proskurikova, ntv television company.itation, discharge and a new attack, the life of thirteen-year-old vlad flows in a terrible vicious circle. maltik has severe epilepsy, medications do not help. exacerbation. sometimes turns into an induced coma, the family continues to fight and tries to ease the child’s suffering, but to get to a clinic or rehabilitation center you need a new stroller to replace the old broken one; a family exhausted by illness does not have the money to buy it; alexey evliev will tell you how to help. looking at the thirteen-year-old lords, it is difficult to imagine that until almost two years old he was an absolutely healthy child, who did not even walk, but was already running and starting to speak, but now he is already 10 years old. and not in one day, speech disappeared, in socialization, he simply closed himself off, for 10 years we have been on the run in search of a doctor’s magic pill. specialists of the pediatric palliative service of the marfomariinsky medical center often vlad is visite

earth up to international space station and this builds their capability in moving forward for the artemiseps give us greater capability, give nasa greater capability, greater flexibility and the ability to have redundancy in spacecraft that carry astronauts from earth up to space station. so, this spacecraft, along with the spacex spacecraft gives nasa a lot of flexibility in that there are two different kinds of spacecraft, they operate differently. but they can do the same job very, very well. and that allows nasa to have some room to begin to build additional capability on as we build into the artemis program heading out to the moon. >> general, of course, spacex has been flying missions with astronauts for years. why is spacex so far ahead? >> well, the primarien that spacex is so far ahead is that boeing on their initial flight actually suffered some software problems and other issues that caused them to overuse the propellant and so they were unable to get into a safe orbit that would have taken them to the international space station. they have had a number of other maybe quality

inside the public services portal it’s impossible through biometrics, well, try it, if you think that artemy into dialogue with a citizen or a client, and why you and not you, today it’s not that it’s impossible, that is, it’s like this, well, this is kind of the moment in which we live today and we may not notice it, but we can, well , react to it somehow accordingly, if you look at figures, in which scenarios people are now ready to use biometrics, the priority is very simple and understandable scenarios, well, for example, let's look: smart intercoms - 68%, access to the office 67%, access to government services - 52%, car rental, bicycle scooters 46%, travel in transport, it is clear that there are areas where it is really convenient, simple and easier than taking the passport with you, which we talked about today, andrey yuryevich, well , again, here’s a question for you, and you are the chairman of the state council commission on digital development, and you are probably deeply familiar with this technology, still, how ready is it and what is not ready? of course, you can’t do it all a

. >> artemis is expected to start landing on the moon in 2026. >> reporter: over the next decade, the u.s. will not be the only entity with missions to the moon. establishing a unified time standard will be foundational as this happens. >> by international agreement, no country can possess the moon. the moon is available to all countries and missions to the moon are , in theory, done for the benefit of all mankind. >> reporter: the last crew mission to the moon was apollo 17 in 1972. however, earlier this year, a major milestone. odysseus touched down on the lunar surface. the first time a spacecraft built in the united states made it to the moon and more than 50 years. however, upon landing, one of the spacecraft's legs got stuck in a ditch and it tipped over. the spacecraft they collect data until it lost power. despite that mishap, scientists still considered the mission a major success. >>> open bowlers played their first home game at the newly renovated amonte park. our chopper has been tracking the progress of getting the field ready. john raymo spent the day talking to the orga

boris ivanin, evgenia zimtsova, artemy bondar, lead.land. mobile traffic jams, when you are driving with children and are stuck in a traffic jam, they start to whine, whine that they are tired, they are hot when we arrive, and now how much is left, now how much, like shrek’s donkey from the cartoon, now, of course, it’s much better, the road leading to the whole country on vacation has become more comfortable and safer, almost 150 km of the m4 don highway from kamensko-shakhtinskoye to the border with the voronezh region was put in complete order by the beginning of the tourist season, reconstruction made the south of russia closer to the road. the signs, of course, are all installed, and a chain-link fence has been installed to prevent wild animals from crossing the road, which increases the level of safety. after the closure of airports due to the rush around train tickets, the m4 don became perhaps the only route from central russia to the southern regions of the country. avtodor plans to offer season tickets for local residents, whi

i am soura askari, together with my teammates artemis amadinikou helia hanzkani and ava hosseini. from the manufacturer of waterproof coating for dental orthodontics, such as metal orthodontic braces, possible tooth decay. it will threaten your tooth enamel, what was the result , it will make your teeth less likely to decay when you do orthodontics, so the designer of the electronic curtain puller, this curtain puller can be adjusted to different levels of light curtains, what is its use ? people who are interested in light, people who receive. a student who made a wound dressing for diabetics completely heals superficial diabetic wounds and actually prevents the progression of diabetic wounds that are deeper , stem cells have been applied, we tested it and the answer was cream treatment it produced skin inflammation with the cell test method on the cells that were suffering from psoriasis disease and the test result. it was the way that it reduced the inflammation of psoriasis . he designed a building for cycling . i was inspired by the main skeleton of the mobius strip, which is

boris ivanin, evgenia zemtsova, artemy bondar, news.dvedev appointed vladimir yakushev as acting secretary of the party's general council. according to the charter of united russia, he will take up the position after the congress, at which the composition of the governing body will be renewed. previously he held it, there is a proposal to appoint him as acting secretary now general council vladimir vladimirovich yakushev. vladimir vladimirovich, a person well known to us all, you worked as mayor and... and minister in my government, now you work as an authorized representative of the president, that is, you have such a very good work history, biography in the public service , at the same time, in all these positions you came into contact with party work in one way or another, i’m really not a new person to the party in general and not an outsider, and not an outsider, so everything that concerns people. for my part, i am ready to provide all the necessary support not only within the framework of the transfer, but also for accompanying t

interview with artemy lebedev. the world press freedom index, reporters without borders presented a new democracy rating, the word is definitely completely different. now the leaders are lies, fakes, hypocrisies. we will find out what washington is afraid of in the panorama. there are many beautiful sporting events from the world of belarusian sports in our daily review. the gold of the gornasko gymnast, the events on the parisian courts of elangaros, finally, the dream of the football player mbappe, which became a reality. alexander lukashenko arrived in russia today on a working visit. air force one has landed in irkutsk. at the gangway. the irkutsk region is a huge territory, irkutsk itself is the twenty-fifth largest city in russia with a developed industry, therefore the region has a long-standing and strong relationship with the belarusian side, for us it is an important partner, both... in trade and in the investment cultural spheres, our mining equipment and quarry equipment, trucks and passenger transport,

russian hockey players nikita kucherov and artemy ponarin were included in the symbolic team of starsam. was formed based on the results of a vote by journalists. kucherov received 187 out of 187 first places in voting for right winger. no one has had such a result for 22 years, since jerome ginla also received 100% of the first places in 2002. fonarin was chosen as the best left winger by 185 out of 187 journalists who voted. tampa forward nikita kucherov scored 144 points last season. he scored 120 points, his career best. the fourth international rapid chess tournament, chess stars 4.0, with a total prize fund of 15 million rubles, has started in moscow. for victory on prestigious. the strongest chess players from russia, china, india, iran and azerbaijan, a total of 10 people. let us note that chess stars is one of the few official tournaments where men and women play against each other on equal terms. as in previous years, competitions among children are held in parallel with the main tournament. 120 finalists, who qualified for the tournament based on the results of five qualify

a display on the artemis mission to the moon is one of the exhibits and artifacts meant to highlightmportant work done at nasa ames , joined by spencer christian. and i know as a science guy, you can get into that. >> well, i certainly can. i love science, i love other subjects as welence is what i'm talking about today. >> that was inside, outside, a different story, especially inland. >> we've got some heat out there still. it's still with us, but it's beginning to taper off a little bit. here's a look at our satellite radar composite image jr. you can see the approaching cooling clouds that will not only bring us a drop in temperatures, which we of course can use, but a few drops of drizzle as well. but right now, we still have this heat advisory in effect for our interior hills and valleys until 10:00 tonight. so it's been quite hot all day and under these excessively hot conditions, there's an increased risk of heat related illness. so we should limit our time outdoors right now. stay hydrated. we've got a nice little onshore breeze right now. not a powerful one, but it's enough

boris ivanin, evgenia zentsova, ekaterina shamaeva and artemy bondar. news.tions for compliance. transcarpathia was included in the draft agreement on ukraine's possible accession to the european union, this was stated by the hungarian foreign minister , peter szijarta. previously, budapest was categorically against inviting kiev to the eu until hungary and transcarpathia returned their rights at the 2015 level. when someone living there national minority was prohibited from teaching children in their native hungarian language? and earlier , sjartha also spoke out against the forced mobilization of ethnic hungarians in transcarpathia and at all negotiations within the eu, hungary defended its right not to supply. weapons to ukraine. citizens of ukraine living abroad and coming to their homeland to register for military service fall into a trap. due to the lack of registration , they cannot register; without this they are not allowed to leave the country. this was reported today in the verkhovna rada. however, military commissars, judging by all in all, such i

ksenia ignatovalashvili, artemy chinkov, olga afonina and andrey bogrov, ntv television company.amples from the far side of the moon have appeared on earth. successfully delivered a chinese probe, about an hour ago a capsule with 2 kg of rock landed by parachute in the province of inner mongolia. according to experts. the age of the lunar soil is about 4 billion years. the chinese people's republic mission lasted 53 days; the vehicle launched on may 3 landed on the moon a month later in the largest apollo crater, which is located near the south pole. assembling using robotic manipulators and drilling tools, soil samples, on june 4 it took off from the surface of the earth’s satellite. left it. the robot left the chinese flag in place. that's all for now, see you later. about the weather for tomorrow in the east of the country, on the threshold of a strong cold snap in yakutia, magadan region. tomorrow is just the beginning, well, in the southern regions it’s traditional summer. from baikal to the amur region 23:28. shower and thunderstorms in the afternoon. already in khabarovsk

the active ingredient artemis, that can be used to treat malaria, the senior. chad, well, we can already see the effects of this activities where this trees are planted. erosion is no longer as mad, and the soil is no longer being washed away. hol, corvalle to be. the bitterly shrunk or very early on. mcdonny not can also be use medicinally jeanette hire. can yonah has the leaves processed into a powder and a small factory which is later dissolved in water to help with menstrual cramps? the herbal and fusion is sold together with other therapeutic natural products and one of her company stores. she says, part of the proceeds to finance reforestation project so that if it saves a ton, i have hope that replanting these last 3 years. so lead to seeing them and households in the future a quarter degree and provide sustainable solutions to protect the environment and equipment we've made quite well not if you keep that this sold on european country, all spain is suffering from more frequent droughts, like many places on us by 2025, around 1800000 people are likely to suffer from absolute will

boris ivanin, evgenia zemtsova, artemy bondyr, news.ries of the global south say there is a clear no. zelensky's swiss conference, and the allies of the kiev regime are sending there, mostly mediocre officials, but enemy propaganda still assures that this is the main political event of recent years, about how the importance is inflated without... useful meetings , we will talk about other deception schemes right now in the stop fake program on russia-24. so, if someone suddenly didn’t know, even in a simple phrase of three words, all three can be completely false, as proven by the wording of the global peace summit, which is used by zhefttoblakite resources to describe the events in switzerland. they say that the task is to rid the international community of fear of russia, so this is not the opinion of the legitimate zelensky personally, but of certain analysts. they happily pick up: they say the decision in favor of kiev was made in advance by all participants, and now it will be possible to say, quote , “the end of the war with the t