big dipper. it will be almost overhead at our zenith., there's the constellation cygnus in the north. in the east. it appears the head of a snake, and here the constellation sets, the most beautiful winter constellation - this constellation of orion is the brightest star of the stars in the sky. this is the big dog star sirius . these photos were presented to us by cosmonaut germanovich artilleliev, his parents live in vitebsk, so he comes here. well , especially after the flight, his first flight was in 2014, and he got to know us at the university . he liked the astronomical complex, and therefore after the second flight. he also came to us and presents us with photographs. here is his painting. it's him. moon it seems to be nothing special, but the moon captured history. our humanity, because when galileita looked at the moon and observed these craters already, then already in the seventeenth century they were separate. the object on the moon began to be labeled and dark objects were called seas, because, well, it's dark. it means the

you know how the big dipper looks like the big dipper in the sky. and maybe i can find her name.pproximately i imagined this constellation itself in my head and counted only six stars and one was a connecting one, you can say, and what is a connecting star? what is it like? well, that is, there it departs from it. here, well, let's say, here's one two and three. and what does the big dipper look like on a bucket, it seems, uh, barbarian. maybe remember, in general, what a constellation is, the definition cannot be remembered. unfortunately anyone. uh, knows what a constellation is, basically, yang is a conjunction of several stars, who has another version of sergei is a group of stars? uh, arranged in the form of some mysterious object, as you explained, there are more versions of the guys, just in case, remember, this is very. well, it's such a common story. what kind of constellation everyone takes directly from the stars themselves, which can be connected to some i don’t know the lines and the constellation turns out to be a constellation called a section of the sky with a cer

if you are - screaming on the big dipper.king at motion, speed and noise changes. motion, speed and noise changes-_ motion, speed and noise chances. ., ,, ., changes. perhaps not impact, it is therefore _ changes. perhaps not impact, it is therefore a _ changes. perhaps not impact, it is therefore a purpose, - changes. perhaps not impact, it is therefore a purpose, isn't - is therefore a purpose, isn't it? ~ , is therefore a purpose, isn't it? ~ y , is therefore a purpose, isn't it? y , it? absolutely it is based around advanced - it? absolutely it is based around advanced sensor| around advanced sensor technology but using an algorithm so it is computerised information as you can imagine rollercoaster to a computer could seem like a car crash. we had some one tweet they are putting up signs at a park saying this could happen if you use this ride and emergency alert could be sent, they are saying put your phone on here plain road to avoid this.- plain road to avoid this. apple watchers. _ plain road to avoid this. apple watch

candy is somewhat slut, such a picture, we saw it, it is called morning in a pine forest, where the big dipperubs. hey, we're playing. it's the picture, uh, that brought the bumps. quite a lot of fame, by the way, the cubs wrote, not shishkin, the artist savitsky, and in this picture, which we will see. eh, it was not shishkin savitsky who wrote with a figure, no matter how he took what he did not do. so good, let's say from the landscapes of the northern forest, but i think that the picture is rain oak forest. it's like, uh, like proof to your opponent that we can do everything you want, so i can and so you want fine painting, you want a french landscape , french manners, we can do it. well, even in this sort of french manner. e, shishkin managed to convey a fantastic amazing state of nature, a state. here is a russian middle strip of nature. after the rain in this haze of blue, which, in general, i think maybe, uh, front. the only artist who truly raises the question why? well, why shishkin, who possesses such a technique of a virtuoso draftswoman, because it is impossible to paint such land

as you can imagine, if you're on a rollercoaster, on a big dipper, you're not going to be able to displaythings like speed, motion, noise and pressure changes is the perfect storm when it comes to being on a rollercoaster. we have got a tweet can look at one amusement park which is actually warning customers this could happen, it must be somewhat of a problem for them and they are saying if you don't want this to happen, to play it safe, put your phone onto aeroplane mode but we know that one park in ohio, they reported around six calls being made to emergency services from iphones on their site. just imagine — iphones on their site. just imagine being _ iphones on their site. just imagine being one - iphones on their site. just imagine being one of- iphones on their site. just imagine being one of the first responders arriving at a rollercoaster. as this actually had any use to detect real crashes?— had any use to detect real crashes? yes and no is the easiest answer _ crashes? yes and no is the easiest answer to - crashes? yes and no is the easiest answer to that. - crashes? yes and no

it's at the bottom of o the big dipper. >> this august he was piloting a private jet off the coast ofious objects flying thousands of feet above them. this is audio that night alerting air traffic control. >> the clip obtained by ben hanson a researcher who has spoken to dozens of pilots of flights recently with similar encounters. >> it might be getting more frequent >> it's getting more frequent or getting noticed more. >> while no one seems to know what they are seeing he is sure these objects aren't satellites or military aircraft. >> there's nothing that flies that high. the odds of it being military aircraft is impossible. it's completely impossible. >> does this seem to be under intelligent control? >> it's the only thing it could be. it's either artificial or biological. >> it comes on the heels of congressional hearing earlier this year where intelligence officials testified for the first time ever there were about four hundred sightings of unidentifiable objects that are frequent and continuing. this latest waves of sightings from pilots could be just the beginning. >> i bet

there are sightings that remain unexplained, like videos showing lights flying for hours near the big dippert's say 99% of all of these cases turn out to be something normal where does that leave us >> these cases that they cannot explain, that is not only a national security problem, it should make everyone in the world curious as to whether we have already been visited or not. >> reporter: still, defense officials say many sightings remain unidentified because there is often not enough information collected during the encounter, telling us there is no single explanation that addresses the majority of uap reports. and we will not rush to conclusions in our analysis. for "the news," i'm gadi schwartz >>> all right. happy halloween. new york city will make history tonight. for the first time, the greenwich village halloween parade is led by only women. an all-women brass band called the brass queens here's a look at the village it's free to watch, free to join, as long as you have a costume. taking live pictures is dangerous. it is massive. the largest halloween parade in the orlando. they es

dipper. jill stein was also there, interestingly enough. what happened? >> well, that's what we look at in our film. we traced flynn's life from his growing up in rhode island in a bigeing politically active with his mom, who was a big anti-abortion activist here, and then into the military. and then he was -- left the dia and hooked up with the trump campaign. and i -- we paid a lot of attention to what he's doing now. what we were very interested in his activities since january 6th and what he's been doing since trump pardoned him and since the insurrection failed. he moved to florida and started getting involved in local politics. >> i mean, he's also become sort of a messy figure a celebrity in the maga world. it partly feels like watching the documentary, it's partly self-aggrandizement, enjoying the celebrity of being a star and ego, but this religious fervor and this conviction that he's fighting a religious war to beat back leftism and communism, et cetera. this is a clip of you trying to interview him. here it is. >> a.p. is a horrendous organization, okay? and you've been attacking me relentlessly for no good reason ever. for the last five years. so you wa