marie curie herself died precisely because of chronic radio poisoning., the ppsh - pistol, machine gun, shpagina - was adopted into service with the working peasant red army. the legendary weapon of victory is our most popular machine gun since the great patriotic war. the main advantages of the ppsh were its high firing range for this type of weapon, with bursts of more than 200 m. high rate of fire and incredible reliability. numerous monuments and memorials from the weapons of the soviet army, it was removed in the sixties of the last century, when it was replaced by the kalashnikov assault rifle, the ppsa can still be found among the units of the ministry of internal affairs of a number of cis countries. on december 21, 1966 , the ussr successfully launched the automatic interplanetary station "luna 13" and after... 3 days it softly landed on the lunar surface near the western edge of the ocean of storms. for the next 3 days, the station transmitted scientific data: lunar panoramas taken at different heights of the sun above the horizon, and the phys

but in curie's time the dangers of radioactivity were not known.sidered it useful. it was added to chocolate, bread, toothpaste, creams and medicines. marie curie herself died precisely because of chronic radium poisoning. december 21, 1940 into service with the working peasant red. the army adopted the ppsh. pistol, machine gun, shpagina. the legendary weapon of victory and our most popular machine gun times of the great patriotic war. the main advantages of the ppsh were its high firing range for this type of weapon, bursts of more than 200 m, high rate of fire and incredible reliability. among the disadvantages, it is large, heavy, and could shoot itself when falling. popsha became a symbol of the soviet wartime soldier. he appears in all soviet foreign films. station luna 13 and after 3 days it softly landed on the lunar surface near the western edge of the ocean of storms. for the next 3 days, the station transmitted scientific data, lunar panoramas, made at different heights of the sun above the horizon, and the physical and mechanical proper

radium polonium, which, by the way, was also discovered by the curies, receiving the nobel prize forchemical elements in the world, although at that time the discovery was theoretically, in order to obtain the element in practice, and in tiny quantities, it took years to isolate just 1 g; for the sake of it, several wagons of uranium ore, 100 wagons of coal and a lot of water were required. at first. xx century radi became the most expensive metal in the world, a gram of radium cost as much as 200 kg of gold, but at the time of curie, the dangers of radioactivity were not known, on the contrary, radium was considered useful, it was added to chocolate , bread, toothpaste, cream and medicines; marie curie herself died precisely due to chronic radio poisoning. on december 21 , 1940 , the ppsh, a pistol , and a machine gun were adopted into service with the working peasant red army . it appears in all soviet foreign films about the war, is depicted in numerous... and memorials, from the arsenal of the soviet army, it was removed back in in the sixties of the last century, when it was rep

you are the first french woman who has won the physics prize since marie curie 120 years ago.ast—forward now — do you think this is going to be getting better? yeah, i really think things are improving for women. i think, for me, the fact- that there are very few women, especially in science and technology, - is very much lack of role models. for me, marie curie has played a very important role. - so, it's fantastic to be - the woman after marie curie to get the nobel prize in physics _ professor drew weissman, you are also one of the laureates in the prize for medicine or physiology. what's your take? so, i think it's a combination. i completely agree with moungi that 20, 30 years ago, women were just breaking into the field and were just getting recognised. but if we look at our modern society, women are still not treated equally. i'm sure claudia can tell us quite a bit about this, and i think that's a problem with society in general. and it applies to women, it applies to minorities, it applies to so many different groups. and to me, the bigger question is, how do we solve

he's the associate director at curie. and director at marie curie. much, jonathan. and if you have lost a loved one and you are about to experience a christmas without them, we are sending you so much love and our thoughts, of course, are with you. really you. it's really, really difficult time, isn't it, for lots people . now on theme lots of people. now on the theme of christmas picture it's of christmas, picture this it's christmas you've opened of christmas, picture this it's chrispresents, you've opened of christmas, picture this it's chrispresents, you've�* opened of christmas, picture this it's chrispresents, you've eatenzd of christmas, picture this it's chrispresents, you've eaten too your presents, you've eaten too many blankets, many pigs in blankets, and you're sat on the sofa with a nice glass of fierce sounds perfect, doesn't it? >> what could make the day >> but what could make the day even better? i know a white christmas, right? >> a white christmas, yes. well, the last time we saw an actual white christmas, would you believe, 13 yea

curie to get - the nobel prize in physics.fessor drew weissman, you are also one of the laureates in the prize for medicine or physiology. what's your take? so i think it's a combination. i completely agree with moungi that 20, 30 years ago, women were just breaking into the field and were just getting recognised. but if we look at our modern society, women are still not treated equally. i'm sure claudia can tell us quite a bit about this, and i think that's a problem with society in general. and it applies to women, it applies to minorities, it applies to so many different groups. and to me, the bigger question is, how do we solve all of these problems? how do we get all people to be treated equal? professor ferenc krausz, one of the physicists here, how do you solve it? i mean, you've got to start pretty early, haven't you? well, i would agree with everything what was said and would perhaps add that there are also some stereotypes out there where...girls might have the feeling that these activities, like working in the lab,

israel to shed light on the event. during the proceedings, it was revealed that the explosion was curied a christian member of assyrian organization, and that the palestinians had no involvements in the incident. although sharon was blamed for the negligence, he continued to remain in his post. and even in the next administration only his ministry changes. when arafat wanted to set up fata, he faced a crisis. he was confused for few months, but he finally settles down in tunisia 3,000 kilometers away from palestine. the long distance would make it very unlikely that war would be dragged. to tunesia, but at the same time, the distance had made continuing the struggle, daunting task for fatah. he will be a target to the israeli occupation, the israeli occupation does not want the journalist to succeed in covering these violations. the hospital was targeted with white phosphorus barms that resulted in huge fires. we were afraid we would end up front alongside the patients inside the room. یک منطقه کمربندیست که تقریباً عمق آن ۱۰ تا ۱۵ کیلومتر است و این منطقه هم اکنون زیر سلطه سعد حدداد یا دس

tops here on press tv israel curies out new attacks on gaza strike in the southern cities of raffa and khan unis. around 400 palestinians have been killed throughout the besege. enclave over the past two days, the among more than 20,000 people killed since the war began on the 7th of october, and the humanitarian situation is getting worse by the day in gaza. un's hunger monitoring system says gaza and households are facing the highest level of food insecurity and hunger that has ever been recorded globally. the world food program also warned of looming famine in the palestinian territory.

business international agency, but inna came there for an internship through the marie skladovskaya curieis is the transfer of smart girls and smart guys. sasha is deceiving me, he really knew by the time we met him, mutual acquaintances told him about it , already knowing that sasha himself was one of the smartest guys, that there was such a girl, but i didn’t know, but very quickly i understood because of my erudition sasha, from his love of history, this is very easy to understand, well, by that time i had lived in vienna for several years, i had just arrived, that’s why. i naturally offered to show her vienna , then other cities in austria, well, in general, my first was arabic, my second was english, yes, and french, in vienna, it probably didn’t help you much, most of the communication really took place in english , and she also didn’t really like being an observer at the sessions of magath’s decision-making bodies, well, she couldn’t be a participant then, so she could watch from the outside how it was happening, in her it was very and where did you get married in vienna, also in v

absolutely fanatical about getting thing off the getting this thing off the ground, or newton or mary curienow , in some tiger or, you know, in some tiger woods. it wasn't actually a healthy life to try and become the best golfer. >> that's no trouble. so many of the of the greatest art lists were pretty neurotic . but of were pretty neurotic. but of course, that's because they were obsessional. there was no balance there at all. >> but but there are certain activities these people activities where these people probably have tough lives . probably have tough lives. they're neurotic, you know, they get burnt out, but they give to society a new technology , maybe society a new technology, maybe a new way of thinking, a great piece of art. yes, you can look back on your life and say, right , fawlty towers , life of brian, , fawlty towers, life of brian, say the name again . uh, fish say the name again. uh, fish called wanda, uh, and these other brilliant, you know, at least. am i right in thinking that you look back? i can't look back on table tennis. i can find anything . no one watches me on