a bering strait, b: drake strait, c - la perouse strait. time: this is the drake strait, i know thisw where it is? yes, it is further south than south america. arthur, how are you doing with the straits? i chose the bering strait, but didn’t think about it a bit, it seemed like the correct drake strait. and why did they choose the bering strait, well, the popular rumor, or what is it? well, i thought so, it seems to be quite wide between, well, chekotka and alaska. yes. well, in general there is definitely logic in your words. marina, how did you answer? i answered the drake passage, because i remember from... from sixth grade geography, that it is the largest strait, and what it connects, where it is, you can feel it, you can understand describe to us? i don’t remember, remember, maxim , but you answered somehow differently, or also the drake strait, no, i also answered the drake strait, i recently did about the belings of the bering strait, but it’s not wide enough, i think, but the drake strait, just now they were passing by, imprinting something, i remembered something that he de

i'm standing at the cross. on rotmanov island 4 km from the united states, on the bering strait, facinge eurasian continent, to all of russia, and how strange it is to realize that on this land so beautiful, so diverse, so majestic, given by god, people sometimes live poorly. that wars, clashes, the madness of terrorist acts continue among the human race, it is precisely at this image of the cross of the lord, let us pray that the lord would bow his mercy over all creation, over the entire human race , of course, over our country, russian, over throughout historical russia, so that the lord will help us. concentrate, gather your thoughts and help overcome the sin that divides us. let us pray for peace in the whole world, let us pray for the preservation of god’s creation, so that human sin does not destroy the god-created beauty, the beauty of this world. may god's blessing remain over our entire country, over our people. in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. amen. god is life. god is the source of life. and if god is forced out of human life, from personal, family

a bering strait, b - drake strait, c la perouse strait. time!s, it is south of south america. arthur, how are you doing with the straits? i chose the bering strait, but didn’t think twice about it, it seemed like the right drake strait. a why was the bering strait, well, the same one, maybe they chose the popular rumor, or what is it? well, i thought so, it seems to be quite wide between chikotka and alaska. yeah, well, in general there is definitely logic in your words. marina, how did you answer? i answered drake passage because i remember from sixth grade geography that it is the largest strait. what does it connect, where is it located? how can you feel it and understand? can you describe it to us? i do not remember. remember. did you answer somehow differently or was it also a strait? no, i also answered drake's strait, i recently did proling strait, not enough. tic and pacific oceans. the second question: in which group of invertebrate animals do jellyfish belong: a) coelenterates, b- mollusks, c- arthropods. these are coelenterates and i

the bering strait, which, of course, was not called that in ancient history, became so shallow that itus, a bridge between continents, and it was along it that the first people came to america. the study of remains from the most ancient burials of south america made it possible to find out even the time separation of the indigenous inhabitants of the new world from the population. siberia, it’s strange that russia has not yet been accused of this, because the buryats at one time invaded america through the bering strait and became indians. by the way, the word shaman is my favorite. you won’t find this place in tourist guides, unlike, for example, the egyptian giza, where the famous pyramids are located, and meanwhile, it is in the mexican choluli that the largest pyramid in the world, the great pyramid of cholula, is dedicated. defeat the empire and the inca empire, neighboring peoples, it was these peoples who, by and large, helped the spaniards with empires that subjugated many only when they themselves began to be destroyed, they realized how wrong they had been with their choice.

today , most of the country is in a zone of high atmospheric pressure, from the black sea to the bering straithe periphery, the atlantic vortices slide across the north, drawing in the warm one, warmed by the gulf stream. inland. on on the northern periphery of the anticyclone, under the influence of the frontal sections of the cyclones, the weather is cloudy with precipitation. clouds from atmospheric fronts will even reach the central region today, but in most of the country the spring sun is already shining. the situation will not change over the next 24 hours. the anticyclone will retain its influence. the cyclone over siberia will gradually fill up and lose strength. north atlantic cyclones will continue to circle in place and continue to draw warm air onto the russian plain. and powerful adverction of heat, today the main the cause of fog on the gulf of finland. there is still low cloudiness in st. petersburg, but in the coming hours islands of blue sky will appear in the clouds. the maximum temperature for today is +2, in the evening it will be about 0°, at night during clearing it will

this genus settled throughout almost the entire territory of asia and europe, and through the bering straitl bridge, which in the past connected asia and north america, they entered the american continent. immediate ancestor the modern bison is considered to be a long-legged steppe bison that lived together with the mammoth, woolly rhinoceros and cave bears. in ancient times, the bison inhabited most of europe, the caucasus, and transcaucasia. in spain, greece, italy and england, zubor was exterminated in prehistoric times. in holland. belgium, southern sweden and denmark at the beginning of our era, in france in the 6th century. in the baltics , the last zuber was killed in 1755, in romania in 1762, in germany in 1793. rulers. always singled out the bison as the most valuable animal, they singled out and truly royal hunts. in the 19th century , vladimir monomakh hunted them. in the 14th century, the grand dukes of lithuania, gedemin, algert and keistud. in 1429, grand duke vytautas, during a congress of crowned heads, ordered that hundreds of bison, in addition to other animals, be killed

navy up through the bering strait. when they move into area, just ask the chileans and the galapagos they strip mine the other ocean. it's becoming a problem for nato population that is are reliant on these press teen notions for their way of life. and then finally a lot of oil and gas unand the untested reserves are being -- you know, are -- are -- are being uncovered that they're very interested in and the russians -- if you look at -- if you look at the times that are cut down if you add north out of northern europe and across the northern part of russia and into asia and their able to bypass would have been strategic areas it's a game changer. but if you look at our arctic, you know, our ice-breaking fleet as two, really one and a half, you know, if you look at how old -- how old they are, and if you look at the delays on building the -- the -- the new fleet compared the 60 that the russians have, and -- and the nuclear -- i don't even know how many nuclear that they have -- but it's a solid dozen at this point and

navy up through the bering strait. and they move into areas come just as the chileans and the galapagos, they strip mine the entire ocean. it's also becoming an issue from nato populations up there that are reliant on these pristine ocean for the way of life. and then finally a lot of oil and gas. present untapped untested reserves are being uncovered. they are very interested in and the russians are. but if you look at the times that are cut down, if you don't out of northern europe and across the northern part of russia and into agent and also the ability to bypass what we did in traditional strategic -- what would've been traditional strategic choke points name of the suez canal and the panama canal, it's a game changer. if you look at our arctic, are icebreaking fleet is two. really one and a half if you look at how old they are and if you look at the delays on building the new fleet compared to the fleet that the russians have and the nuclear, i don't even know how many nuclear that they have but it's a solid doze