on a distance of 36,000 kilometers from the earth as of november 15.ians demonstrated that satellites at a low orbit around the earth can hit the arbitrators. that is, it can be expressed from 300 to 800 km and no more, and there are other possibilities, we do not know, but judging from the fact that russia has its own military arsenal, one can guess that they can really also neutralize a satellite at the highest height, as for the american success with regard to the asteroid, it worked there, by the way, the military the target acquisition and targeting guidance system that was used in this spacecraft and it demonstrated the possibility of an accurate strike, and the strike passed almost through the center of this asteroid there, plus or minus 10 m. they demonstrated that it is enough for 10 million km, the americans are capable of hitting any target of russia to date, it seems to me that it cannot do this because there is no access to the a-a of the west, some kind of mixed microelectronics and more. please tell me the highest altitude of finding the

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and how can we prevent that same happening on earth? even in classical antiquity, people knew of the existence of mars. it was one of the 7 luminaries all classical planets, to which the sun and moon also belongs. that's because the ancient greeks beneath the planets to be wandering stars, which orbited the earth. then i will view changed. the sun was now the 6 star around which the planets revolved. but for a long while just 6 climate were known. it took the invention of the telescope for you, ramos, and neptune to be discovered later, they were joined by plato, but the planet status, it was granted in 1930, was without again in 2006. so when it comes to planet many questions remain. the awesome columbia has this one for us. is there a 9th planet in our solar system? and if so, where exactly? our solar system is only one of billions in the milky way galaxy and has for terrestrial planets. and for that don't have a compact route you service. the terrestrial planets are the 4 closest to the sun, mercury, venus, earth, and mars. they're t

sealed off as a laboratory to study earth's ecology. van thillo: we had a million-gallon ocean with an entire coral reef that came from southern mexico, from yucatan. we started to look at the health of the corals. what we discovered--and gaie was in the ocean every day--what she discovered was that if we are healthy, our biosphere is healthy, or if our biosphere is healthy, we are healthy. it became written in our bodies, so to speak, because our little biosphere cycled so much faster. carbon cycled faster, water cycled faster, all o of these things, so it became a real way of thinking about how everything connects, how the water connects everything, how the atmosphere connects everything. what was amazing was you could actually look at the health of your biosphere by looking at the corals. biosphere foundation was founded inside biosphere 2 with the idea--if our coral is healthy, our biosphere is healthy, well, l's go take a look at the health of our corals in biosphere 1. a ship is the best analogy for a biosphere because you have a

and how can we prevent that same happening on earth? even in classical antiquity, people knew of the existence of mars. it was one of the 7 luminaries all classical planets, to which the sun and moon also belongs. that's because the ancient greeks believed the planets to be wandering star, which orbited the earth. then i will view changed. the sun was now the 6 star around which the planets revolved. but for a long while, just 6 planets were known. it took the invention of the telescope for uranus and neptune to be discovered later, they were joined by plato, but the planet status, it was granted in 1930 was we thanked again in 2006. so when it comes to planet many questions remain. the awesome columbia has this one for us. is there a 9th planet in our solar system? and if so, where exactly? our solar system is only one of billions in the milky way galaxy and has for terrestrial planets. and for that don't have a compact rocky surface. the terrestrial planets are the 4 closest to the sun, mercury, venus, earth, and mars. they're tiny in

well. earth, how likely is that? well, it's one natural _ earth, how likely is that?one natural disaster we - earth, how likely is that? well, it's one natural disaster we can j it's one natural disaster we can potentially do something about. it will eventually happen, may be hundreds of years, maybe thousands, but it's good to be ready before you need to be because, as the report said, having enough warning time is the key to this sort of approach. we can give an asteroid a little bit of a knowledge and changes orbit, and if you got many years warning, that's enough to miss the planet. how was your team involved in this operation? it’s how was your team involved in this 0 eration? v . , how was your team involved in this oeration? �*, . , ., ., ., operation? it's a big international collaboration. _ operation? it's a big international collaboration. we _ operation? it's a big international collaboration. we have _ operation? it's a big international collaboration. we have observers| collaboration. we have observers using telescopes all around the world to study the a

he built his 1st earth house, 1974 for his own family. today there are about a 100 and switzerland, austria, germany, and on the crimean peninsula. he also designed an earth house style public park in the small town of d. decamp near zurich. generally, he's wary of the trend to integrate ever more high tech elements in architecture. is the savvy that i know there's a returns in nature to simplicity and why all these expectations people are born from the womb after all thrift. i had just felt like no clue. why do we keep building everything, square it, dive into the room bowing. if he had a key, ah, he's been retired for a long time, but that's not slowing him down. even at age 79. he's always working on new projects. he's currently designing an environmentally friendly apartment building. robin, this is about this building method involves very few materials. i don't need to be all let precisely, i'm not fitting boards down to the centimeter. so i can follow my intuition a lot more. i've had to build houses a bit like a kid to playing in a

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it's great when there are friends in the world to pieces, it would probably not be the earth on earth that would fall apart pieces, without fear, probably, the earth from the fact that for too long the danube god creates speech from what is sacred with you you are my joy with you, we are non-working nothing and never, if we part, friendship still remains friendship remains. we are separated forever. friendship still remains friendship remains will always leave us. come with you soon when we are in the world, friends, if everyone lived some water on earth honored artist of the republic of belarus victoria oleshko who lives black white white black? we choose to choose us, as is often not the case matches. i follow you with a shadow. i'm getting used to the forest in the fall. i follow you as a shadow. i'm getting used to coincidences. i'm getting used to. i 'm glad to see you. you don't recognize names. you don't know what didn't work out with the horse. what didn't work together can't you? parts are such a difficult thing, farsighted, which often simple seems to die black and white whi

o. mad you don't notice you're on the earth. you've got these big windows and you see greenery everywhere you look all i'm comfortable living here and the indoor climate is very steady it in. is he steve middle school? i think cream off these stone carved houses in tunisia or these and cap and osha turkey serve as inspiration for peter fetch. he built his 1st earth house, 1974 for his own family. today there are about a 100 and switzerland, austria, germany, and on the crimean peninsula. he also designed an earth house style public park in the small town of d dakota near zurich. generally, he's wary of the trend to integrate ever more high tech elements in architecture. is the savvy, the, and there's a returns in nature to simplicity and why all these expectations people are born from the womb after all, you have to have just felt like you clicked. why do we keep building everything? square shaped eyes. yeah. what about if he had a key? ah, he's been retired for a long time, but that's not slowing him down. even at age 79. he's

now such a world, in general, here planet earth she's all disturbing. screamed, sobbed and went to solve this problem and teaches me to cope with any difficulties. the number one task is to return the feeling of yourself not to give negative emotions for encapsulating you first. what you need to start with is to relax the lower jaw, a wonderful technique that i always recommend to clients is to enter a diary of feelings and emotions. watch the program to neutralize the concept on belarus 24 tv channel.

this is the earth with a dozen in the northern full. this is the earth of essence.e north you are a mammal. this is six of ours from the see- off in front of the capital , it is convenient to pour the holy written in writing, which we will show, eight eight. we're true gone and live and liquid areas. and the petrikovsky district, svetlogorsk district, the next stop of the expedition was the incredibly beautiful village of lyaskovychi in the petrikovsky district. the first written mention, which refers to the sixteenth century, when the lands now lay the most important sights of the grand duchy of letu. the value of the village is st. michael's church, built in 1879, but with the advent of soviet power. it was closed, like many other temples, and only in 1993 it was decided to demolish it. what left from the old church and build its foundation for a new church of the archangel michael - this is an example of belarusian wooden architecture. in addition, it contains the rarest icon of the mother of god, which is called worthy to eat; it is a copy of the icon, which is

the first stage is making its way back to earth and the second stage will continue. another good call, trajectory nominal. >> copy. >> confirmation from the commander. you can also sort of see the space coast in the background the first stage on the left-hand side of your screen and you could actually see the thrust plume created by the first stage as it rotates just out of screen. >> second stage will continue firing until a little over eight minutes into the flight, really doing the heavy lifting right now into orbit. >> things look nominal on first and second stages. the first stage will make a landing on one of our drone ships part 100 miles off the coast of bermuda in the atlantic ocean. a good confirmation that we have trajectory. >> the second stage traveling over 5400 miles per hour. the crew is pulling a little bit more than 1g which will continue to ramp up peaking before we get to second stage cut off in a few minutes from now. >> first stage will be performing two separate burns, a reentry burned where we reignite three of the engines on the first stage a

well, that's always, you know, hard to look down on earth, on to earth, from space and seeing things that we do down there. we see war from the outside. we see how people treat the planets at the same time. we see how fragile it is and even more importantly, we see how alone we are. you know, when we grow up or down here on earth, it looks infinite. but if you see it from the outside, on the backdrop of a black, hostile cost loss, where there is nothing there just from a few our, of our neighbor, neighbor, rocks and planets. but apart from that, there's nothing there. if you see that and put it in perspective, it usually fills us, did certainly, with me and my colleagues usually say the same. it feels us with concern that we're not treating our planet in the way we should to be sustainable to make sure it's doing biosphere. it's doing what it's doing for us, even in the future, and that's something that's a message that we want to bring out is one of the most important things that we bring back is human. humans to fly to space is the perspective. but at the same time, we're trying to

the station is roughly 250 miles above earth. you can think of that as the distance from los angeles to san francisco or from the kennedy air center to miami. we have completed waypoint one. waypoint two is expected in about five minutes. initial contact between dragon and the international space station is expected to occur at about 1:57. they conducted a go, no go pole. that will allow dragon to again its approach inside one of those imaginary shapes we keep talking about. that is about 20 meters away from the space station. >> all visiting vehicles take this approach to the station. stopping to run quick checks on vehicle performance before approaching the space station. when it comes to bringing spacecraft together, slow and steady really wins the race. we are making sure we are keeping the spacecraft and the crusades. >> dragons approach will slow and will begin to ally -- aligned itself with the adapters. >> dragon will first make initial contact with the soft capturing. that will then retracted to bring dragon in for the h

dark there, there are no photodetector elements, so the device must be oriented with antennas to the earth according to the principle of the spinning top, when we spin the tree, it spins and does not deviate in the spacecraft along three axes , the same flywheels that spin in the right direction, and it turns under the right angle. and for this, the right moment is provided. all this it is estimated, calculated, and then it acquires the necessary orientation along three planes in space in order to look at the earth on the one hand, and on the other hand, charge batteries with solar batteries and provide an energy apparatus. this device is completely assembled from domestic components. some of them are sent into space for the first time for testing. we are also working on. ah, new imported appliances. for the first time on this apparatus, a-a lamp is located. waves designed and created by rks together with our domestic cooperation, the diamond in this apparatus is very large, and we are working out the import substitution layer. therefore, it is interesting for us to see how they turn on, h

remote sensing of the earth. scientific space, for our everyday needs. year. russia is starting to deploy the orbital constellation of the sphere project, which will cover the country with a network of high-speed satellite internet. connection in any corner for about 500 rubles. in a month, communications will be provided by marathon and skif satellites developed at the information systems center named after to solve new, all inaccessible, but populated outlying villages. they will be provided by stations, the total throughput of one station will be about 300 mb/s. well, for a small town, in principle, such a pass. the ability will be enough to constantly have access to the internet, global accidents and catastrophes should be recognized by another satellite, which is already flying kanopus, this is the russian spacecraft for remote sensing of the earth from a height of 500 km. sees everything that happens on the planet with an accuracy of 2 m, that is, it is visible river flooding, man-made disasters. e hemp detects fires with its ir. e, 5x5 m in size,

and it was too costly to return to the earth things which should be returned to the earth that we created. instability helped us out as a cuba, but we might not all end up with earth worms at home to eat our excrement. this idea that faces should return to the ground, but we can't content ourselves with getting rid of these substances without transforming them. and re integrating them into the life cycle. will certainly be the foundation for the launch of the upcoming toilet revolution. doesn't go jose beaumont well, that doesn't go as a verbal oh, i will look at more. no more at home. that room with blue me ah, a teachers are searching for their students in a fatherland, brazil. many children have not contacted the school. a consequence of the school closures during the pandemic. the teachers are campaigning for them to return the know without education. these children have no chance. global $3000.00 in 30 minutes on dw is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. will return it in the normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult. he sees his successes

earth to orbit and back now it will not affect the data rate. this is the final stage before the launch of the delivery of the product to the customer, representatives of roscosmos on the ground check how the solar panels will open in zero gravity. he is watching how the cooling system for transmitting an opposition signal in space will work. and how are you? see, here's the solar panel on this side, it's shiny on the back . it is dark; there are no photos of the receiving elements, so the device must be oriented with antennas to the earth according to the principle of the top, when we spin the tree, it spins and does not deviate in the spacecraft along three axes , the same flywheels that spin in the right direction, and it turns at the right angle. and for this, the right moment is provided. all this is evaluated, calculated and then it acquires the necessary orientation from the dark planes in space in order to look at the ground on the one hand, and on the other hand to charge batteries with solar panels and provide the device with energy. t

the last crane starting the earth i dream a long life earth of color to earth in fire to the earth inlife for throwing your short middle ground. it is always suddenly the autumn of life, how many cases ago, and yet the day comes so dark, we leave. we are on the milky way i dreamed. vascular dream long to live the earth of color in the earth in silence. thank you for taking life. short edition by the earth thank you life to take your date with him by the earth and your daughter is knocking on the window. autumn is here and the birds are flying away. it's autumn and the rain is knocking on the window. it's autumn and the birds fly away. showed up again, marina grove recognizable underline we shoot shooting, i'm embarrassed by the shots, no one hears. not just want any more not just a mismatched talent. sonya some leave the artist. we’ll find him sooner. give it to me more terrible , we couldn’t have a spirit about him until the end of moscow at the same time contains two raids, but the nonsense of some of his work can’t be confused with anyone. all copies of robots in my head should be

the earth and the sky were not enough and the earth deserve the collective national academic concerts we suggest you go on a full-fledged tour of our country. st. sophia cathedral built the symbol of faith of power and independence in the 11th century. the great polish prince, vseslav charodey this is the first stone temple on the territory of belarus to get acquainted with the best evil guides, and the turnover even became a logical symbol. and so, even our famous baseball club took the name of the logical wolves, and he, probably, helps them, because they have achieved great success in seeing the unique nature.

pendangered earth its planet of the year. there was a national awakening to the escalating hotlist of global environmental crises - freshwater scarcity, toxics, biodiversity crash, public health threats, archaic infrastructures, environmental justice, wealth extremes, and on and on. a focus on solutions began to arise from every corner of the country. civil society surged with a renaissance of burgeoning social movements, ngos, and citizen action. bioneers was born amidst that ferment in 1990. jim hansen had hoped to provoke a national mobilization. he did, but it came from above all, from exxon and the fossil fuel industry, which spent the next 30 years sowing doubt and delay. it was the biggest and most expensive disinformationppcampaign in history. it was a catastrophic success. simultaneously nafta unleashed corporate economic globalization, triggering the insatiable plunder of every corner of the planet. then as now, it's the same old song. it's the corporations, stupid. just 100 companies called carbon majors account f

pendangered earth its planet of the year. there was a national awakening to the escalating hotlist of global environmental crises - freshwater scarcity, toxics, biodiversity crash, public health threats, archaic infrastructures, environmental justice, wealth extremes, and on and on. a focus on solutions began to arise from every corner of the country. civil society surged with a renaissance of burgeoning social movements, ngos, and citizen action. bioneers was born amidst that ferment in 1990. jim hansen had hoped to provoke a national mobilization. he did, but it came from above all, from exxon and the fossil fuel industry, which spent the next 30 years sowing doubt and delay. it was the biggest and most expensive disinformationppcampaign in history. it was a catastrophic success. simultaneously nafta unleashed corporate economic globalization, triggering the insatiable plunder of every corner of the planet. then as now, it's the same old song. it's the corporations, stupid. just 100 companies called carbon majors account f

and the surface of the earth once a day system.optical-electronic monitoring will allow, e, to provide shooting of any point in the russian federation at a frequency of times. e in half an hour and radar monitoring systems will provide us with all-weather round-the-clock monitoring of the earth's surface and the possibility of shooting, including on the route of the northern sea route for monitoring ice conditions to ensure the laying of optimal routes for ships that move along our promising transport corridor. in the twenty-fifth year, an express-rv communications satellite will be launched into a highly aleptic orbit, which is best suited for operation at northern latitudes. its task is to provide communications and fast internet to the northern sea route. the next task of this project. it is, uh, learning how to send a signal to a satellite and receive a signal from a satellite, because the satellite also flies at a high speed and ground facilities must be able to send a signal correctly to track its flight. spacecraft first orb

, and that created the earth. they weren't done. they wanted something to be on there, and so they envisioned water, and they sang water songs, and there was water. they looked at it, and it's beautiful, but it just needs more. so they did it again, and they thought of creatures and beings, and then they put in the life in the water, all the fish. well, they looked at it, and they still weren't done because they have all this land. they used the power of their mind, and they created all the beings that live on the land, all the deer, everything that we see here. they created that, and they still weren't done, and so they filled the skies with birds, air, but those things can't help each other. so they created humans, and you can help each and every one of these entities that these beings created. that's our job because they can't help each other. they could live there, and stuff will get out of whack, but that's our puose, to keep stuff in balance, to help l of them. woman: california has always been a populace pl

for example, the pentagon called kosmos 25:42, which, right in the space of the earth, like a nestingd another device. according to the assurances of the us military, these satellites periodically arrange a real hunt for the american top-secret orbital observatory of the kehow type, when our satellite inspector approaches this, but extremely precious, carefully and accurately approaching such an extremely expensive object. naturally. this causes, uh, a certain amount of concern, uh , the us space forces, of course. such a satellite is here on the commands of the earth, the engines either do not turn on the engine, but in any case, most often it maneuvers to get away and change the orbit, such maneuvers significantly reduce the service life of expensive devices, because, fleeing from the russian inspector, american reconnaissance observatories worth several billion dollars spend, the precious fuel they need to correct the orbit control of the orbital constellation of non-friendly countries is essential, especially now, when a huge part of seemingly peaceful vehicles. suddenly, she bega

of course the station and now dragon are orbiting earth. it looks like they lost the sunlight there. a live view from spacex mission control, here in hawthorne, california. >> if you are just tuning in with us, crew-5 has safely completed talking to the international space station. that docking occurred at 4:01 p.m. just off of the west coast of africa, there journey -- their journey started yesterday afternoon after lifting off of the kennedy space center in florida, three first time flyers and one veteran astronaut from the japan aerospace expiration agency. the three first time flyers are nasa astronomical man, the first ever female commander of dragon, once she has upon the space station will be the first native american to visit the international space station as was nasa ash not josh, first-time flyer as well, the other first time liar is a cosma -- flyer, is a cosmonaut. >> we have a little bit over five and it's before docking is considered complete. sandra was mentioning the three first time space goers on this mission, i would hav

on earth i will go. leaves me at dawn a delicate smell of a yellow flower on the earthlings on eartho earth clouds and paths about me. god walks the earth at night, in my footsteps , god is looking for me. his daughter and me on earth eat me crush falling on employees is not good igor filippov vanya be offended. you are a new person in moscow, recently you do not know our realities. that he outplayed me , he thinks that i do not have cats of lukerya ilyashenko loans, i work within the framework. i was surprised, but i knew that there is a european cartridge competition and you got the grand prix there. in the ninety-ninth year, what kind of festival is this country festival that has been around for many years was held in the city of brankovo ​​or brankovo ​​in poland and in the ninety-ninth year. so i arrived, in my opinion, for the second, i don’t remember everything, i was lucky to win with the grand prix. we arrived here in moscow, which means they are so different. and so, guys, the media is there, that's what they told me? and? but no-no-no-no, the motherland did not recognize i

it's all the last 20% of earth's history. and that time there's been five major extinctions where virtually everything living died. they're all basically cataclysmic events. 65 million years ago, when the dinosaurs disappeared, the dinosaurs had a massive asteroid, the yucatan fractured. it said tsunamis all the way up to north dakota. there was a thousand years of volcanic activity in india through sulfur dioxide in the atmosphere, blocked the sun. that was photosynth was gone. the dinosaurs eight plants and the earth expanded are expanding. our theory science. why dinosaurs were too big to exist in a more intense gravitational more gravity. so the idea that we're going to extinguish ourselves by using hydrocarbon fuels is ridiculous. the third part of my book deals with the economics, but i'll leave that for the discussion because we've already covered that. you cover the economics very well and we will cover it, but i agree entirely. all the these other technologies not strong enough to make one point. if you had a battery

she will have immunity and always make sure that the earth is wet.et comfortable, turn up the volume so you don't miss any of our tips. watch on belarus 24 tv channel. we confidently step into the new day and do it to our own music, the music that sounds inside each of us. she is everywhere in the sun in not timid, movements at our fingertips music inspires makes us think and opens up thousands of roads before us can change the world because it can change us music is inside each of us. the belarusian flag in the literal sense at the end of the earth in antarctica did this happen? as it seems already now, back in 2006, it became a real sensation, then our sovereign country on the glacier continent was represented by two specialists alexei gaidashov. and they are going on turishev today, active preparations are already for fifteenth antarctic expedition. there are more than 10 people in the team to remember how it all began in detail. of course , we won’t be today, because we talked about this in one of the very first broadcasts of the science project

v laser scans, the area between the satellite and the earth's surface. it uses the reflection of molecules beneath it to measure their speed. the satellite has been orbiting the earth since 2018 that the light knits institute for troposphere research in leipzig, holger boss, and sebastian bly regularly check the data from the a all the satellite that these are last week's measurements. can all yes i you guys decide within commission if it's measurements become available about 3 hours after he oldest passes over any given region on industry that i say. each of these rectangles represents a wind measurement taken by alice and alice measures about 30 kilometers from the ground up or visit. we can see blue colors and yellowish red colors. what you can see here on the scale, in this example, red colors show easily wind and blue colors. show westerly wind. does it? darker rectangles indicate stronger wind. that dark blue strip represents the jet stream or as nets. and it is a bit of color variation. that's visualized here quite nicely. beautiful. well, that's

let's earth in the earth's porthole earth in the earth's porthole alena, sadness there mothers the loadertheless, and the stars, nevertheless, a little closer are still as cold as the eclipse hours and as the eclipse hours, we are waiting for advice and we see earthly dreams. cosmodrome i blue dream we grass grass is convenient her green grass in the evening so guys jokes aside we have this song there no, we don’t need to record tomorrow. she will be in the song there 83, and therefore no jokes. you have to make it in the style of earthlings, and i have already come up with all these tunes to somehow already noted. well, they did it more heavily, of course, the chorus, uh, and recorded it. and then we will tell the story to me. it's more written there keys, although he is a bass player. well, everything plays, yes i will say. i'm a very bold thing, our artistic director has a very good feel for the material that the audience will like on the musical material, yes. and so, when he left, the author of mine. vova was respectfully conducted , no, the song is good lyrical, but not for well,

is it possible that our earths are the black death under such a terrible word, the kawaii are no less a terrible word of noise, but there is nothing unacceptable from its craving. so, well, i have, that's how much to go for everything. it was like that, what is gtma on samrychs, this noise bacterium is called narodnaya, it came to our language from the turkic and it means pimple bacterium according to the medical passport evseniya pestes name and she tore off from the scientist, which revealed this pathogen and departed them. it was only at the nineteenth side before that the noise caught itself on the right by the fact that gt bacteria lived helping a person of tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of ready pershatkov. at the land of the maiden of dates, it was chuvashival. here i imperiled in living organisms, for example, in rodents and for these similar ones, but for transmission i would choose something on the gophers' pauses further. the bacterium later learned to infect the roof with the result of kim patsuki living on the closer people of the pershagohora to the noise. d