the earth is deep deep. inside, my guest today is doctor of geology of neurological sciences and candidate of physics of mathematical sciences , professor of the department of dynamic geology of the geological faculty of moscow state university vladimir sergeevich zakharov hello vladimir sergeevich and thank you for taking the time to come to the studio. hello alexei mikhailovich thank you for inviting me. that's plate tectonics. a modern look at how the earth is arranged near its surface - a plate. this is what this is the most important question of the stove - this is hard. ah, the shell of the earth. or rather, part of the rigid shell of the earth means that the earth is covered with this rigid shell, which we call the lithosphere. the lithosphere is divided into plates, parts of the pieces that you mentioned at the beginning and these parts of the plate. uh, moving relative to each other, interacting in different ways , you promise intrigue. how do you resolve her questions a few, what to imagine them ap

earth, several g, it's an unusualfeeling.eral g, it's an unusual feeling. most people are able to compensate when they understand what is required. the plane, as it comes back again, doesn't experience high g forces because it glides back, so it is a fairly gentle return to earth. the cost of this _ fairly gentle return to earth. the cost of this is _ fairly gentle return to earth. the cost of this is eye—watering for those individuals. in the region of roughly about $450,000. in terms of space tourism, what is the science that we are getting from all of this? or is there no real science, it isjust a jaunt this? or is there no real science, it is just a jaunt for those people with those sorts of sums of money? it appears that way, doesn't it? it appears like very wealthy people having a holiday, but there is more to it than that. initially, yes, if you wanted to buy a ticket, it would cost you $450,000 plus. a lot of these people bought tickets along time ago where they were significantly cheaper, but still a lot of money. bu

if you need space to critically operate on earth, the advantage of operation on earth is controllingear in space. you can clearly see when someone invades your country or someone launches an attack on your country. those areas are very gray in space. ♪♪♪ michael: the consequences of war in space would be truly mind-boggling. malcolm: if we lose control of space, we lose the war, and we lose it quickly. the chinese understand our dependency on space systems to fight and so therefore, they're going to target and have the ability to take out those critical space systems: the satellites, and the ground links between the earth and the satellites. brad: if we see a full-scale war, we're talking about satellites being disabled, it's not missiles, it's not star wars, but we have lasers that disable things. that's just a technology we have. we have satellites that can steer and interfere. you can have kamikaze satellites so what we'll see is the tampering, the disabling, the interfering with networks on the earth, and then the conflicts that we have, not even around the earth, but on the moon

orphans of us living christ my dear caps, the meeting with god was still here on earth. we are guilty of tirelessly changing our hearts and our all sticky tenacious according to god's commandments for an hour, the spiritual brothers of the change of our hearts are sticky i bless you and have a son and the holy spirit the western gates of belarus well, this gate guards the symbol of the city with an eleven-meter force, which in my opinion. perhaps a symbol of our entire country, we offer to go together to explore the natural beauties and the rich architectural heritage of belarus today, our amazing journey will pass through a wonderful city with many different unique places and attractions with its amazing atmosphere of architectural monuments, there are only two, this is a synagogue and a gymnasium. but monuments to heroes. whole we won't believe it, but i am now i am in a real bunker that has shrunk here since the cold war and on the second floor on the night of november 23 , 2020 thousand 812, together with us to belarus 24 , each of the heroes has his own path and his

just the pure clarity, — earth from space. just the pure clarity, it— earth from space.ite surreal — clarity, it was very moving. quite surreal. without a doubt the most exciting _ surreal. without a doubt the most exciting day of my life. it was amazin: exciting day of my life. it was amazing just _ exciting day of my life. it was amazing just being _ exciting day of my life. it was amazing just being down - exciting day of my life. it was | amazing just being down here exciting day of my life. it was - amazing just being down here and watching the lifestream. you all went straight to the windows, so we saw that as well. how was it for you keisha? i saw that as well. how was it for you keisha? ., ,._ , ., keisha? i would say everything that john said, keisha? i would say everything that john said. i — keisha? i would say everything that john said, i felt _ keisha? i would say everything that john said, i felt that. _ keisha? i would say everything that john said, i felt that. but _ keisha? i would say everything that john said, | felt that. but | - keisha? i would say e

looking at earth from sace, would be. looking at earth from space. the _ would be.curvature of the - would be. looking at earth from i space, the curvature of the earth, the brightness of space, the pure clarity— the brightness of space, the pure claritv was — the brightness of space, the pure clarity was amazing. in the brightness of space, the pure clarity was amazing.— the brightness of space, the pure clarity was amazing. in 2014 you got dia . nosed clarity was amazing. in 2014 you got diagnosed with _ clarity was amazing. in 2014 you got diagnosed with parkinson's. - clarity was amazing. in 2014 you got diagnosed with parkinson's. three l diagnosed with parkinson's. three years ago you went up kilimanjaro. today you went to space. how are you going to top this? what is next for jon goodwin? going to top this? what is next for jon goodwin?— jon goodwin? the great thing of waitin: 18 jon goodwin? the great thing of waiting 18 years _ jon goodwin? the great thing of waiting 18 years was _ jon goodwin? the great thing of waiting 18 years was it - jon goodwin? the g

there was no good or evil on earth.nd there were only birds white white birds were born different or some different seas, of course, different. its differences need to be painted. and only white birds lived on our land , white-white storks, and among the birds there was one, and all beautiful white storks, and he is the whitest of all. a then even the birds did not know why they need otdina wings. and he was the first to guess and took off into the sky straight to the sun. and it became so good for him that he sang, then even the birds did not know, why did they need dadina's wings, and our stork taught, and when they flew after him, they sang and the song akin to them all. and god looks at them and thinks. do they understand their happiness? and will they save their song? i can't drink, dear. maria , come on, guys, cool down. maria, in the morning , it’s easier for us to hang herself than to get drunk. yes, i'm not only giving birth to children, i always still believe. and when they have to give birth and have to think

we have because the earth is large enough and formed in that way.we have a huge iron core that creates a magnetic field that protects us from cosmic rays and solar winds that would otherwise destroy our fragile organic molecules in our dna. and so there's so many things that are that just seem so lucky. so, you know, there are scientists many scientists who think that life probably exists all over the place and this kind of inevitable. and there are others who say this had to happen and this happened to happen and this and it happened and it's hard to say whether there is life anywhere. and i kind of waffle on this because i know i can see both side. yeah. yeah. tell me that you a sense of kind of wonder throughout book and or is that innate who you are or is that is something you just kind of came across as you were discovering all of this? i think it's innate. tell me, is there anything that didn't make it into the book that's really surprising or even did, but like a favorite piece of wonder or i? yeah, well, one of my favorites is when i talked

you can get from earth for a few days. you cannot bring enough to stay there for a month or two or indefinitely because for every pound of water you need many more pounds of rocket propellant. you need a rocket even bigger than elon musk contemplates making. to live on the moon, you need water and oxygen. you can get the water from the ice. you can take some of the water and split it into oxygen and hydrogen. the oxygen to breathe or to be used as the rocket fuel to get you home or go somewhere else. water is critical. laura: do you think we should exploit the water and the resources on the moon, or should we preserve the natural environment? >> i think you can do both, as we do on earth. there are people who fear the miners will have a bad record on the moon where there is no local inhabitants to have a picket line. it is almost inevitable. they may start because of political rivalry, but there are also resources there. one thing that has not been mention is the helium-3, a rare isotope which is apparently present in the

when suddenly the earth dropped by 10 or 15 centimeters. it was a pretty busy experience. kind of like someone pulled the ground from beneath my feet. okay, no, that's the focus this week on tomorrow to day dw science program. welcome to the ship. 2 thirds of this will agree and fields are under water around a 3rd remain above the waves pumps of all the is at the center of the account era. the area covers around 150 square kilometers and all the region is viewed as what's called a super volcano. that's not a scientific term, but is accepted by the research community interruption known as the company and ignoring probably it is behind the designation to think of elizabeth regional the these great tactical, whether they're not ill says in thousands was plus, you know, thesis. so particularly of the company and the idea was uh, destroyed but these by just that option. so it was a very easy for us to hit option in the label for, for us to classify volcano as researchers looked at factors like how much material they jacked and how high, what's known as the volcanic exclusivity

the earth moves around the sun. the only thing left for us to believe is we are the most intelligent civilization to have existed. we know there are tens of billions of stars similar to the sun within the milky way galaxy alone. most of them formed billions of years before the sun. they have a planet the size of the earth, roughly the same separation. so, if billions of dice rolls where you have some chance of making a civilization similar to ours, it is likely there are others out there and they have enough time to send a probe that would arrive to our doorstep because it takes less than one billion years for chemical rockets, the types we use, to traverse the entire galaxy. all we need to do is look around us and go out to our backyard and check if there is any tennis ball that was thrown by a neighbor, in addition to the rocks we see around us. only over the past decade, we started doing that. there was a meteor found january 2014 by u.s. government satellites. we realized with my student that was actually moving

time runs faster on the moon than the same clock on the earth.t is a problem that we are beginning to worry about coordinating. what about relating communications. does everybody have to have their own satellite, relay satellites orbiting the moon and interfering with the radio telescopes with justin thomas hope will be put on the backside of the moon, which offers a unique opportunity? to listen in on pallets of other solar systems? there needs to be common infrastructure. who gets to enjoy these? private corporations which are driven by stockholders who may be greedy? there is a lot of human problems to be solved, as i think derrick was indicating. laura: where is the u.s. in its space program? why are we not seeing america or nassau trying to land on the south side of the moon? guest: well, that's where we heading. the artemis program that nasa has now undertaken and is, you know, a third of the way into it for building new rocketry and building new capsules to land on the moon, is planning to do its next lunar orbit in 2025, i think. so they

my memories mean all the dangers on the earth caused by climate change. the thing that we feel most clearly for ourselves and is going on now is a direct result. change the price because the temperature increases and the rate of evaporation it increases transpiration, and as a result, plants and plants need to consume more water, it increases our acidity, which in turn causes an increase in the rate of radish and more water consumption. the loss of biodiversity, the migration of plants and animals, the spread of dust, the phenomenon of dust is now open to us and these will increase in the coming years. the most important consequence of climate change is climate disorder, which means the increase in sugar free events, severe floods, extreme heat waves , even extreme cold, fires. today there is a fire in at the same time, the world is experiencing a flood in china, the capital of this country, and the famous phenomena of disorder that have changed, if you remember , it was in 2010, i think a flood caused heavy damage in pakistan, and a fire in moscow at the

it has been like this on earth all our earth and it will be like that. andreika help great, but what, i’m so next door i’m now my good not right, yes, sorry, i knew about mary and i remembered the verses of the steppe azure chains, pearl rush free, how do i exile bold in the direction you need lazar astrologers. they say that we will all be white. do you know who named her? do my calm down build. go die, don't build yourself. it was i who called her the maiden of the seas, and even without marriage i was your wife and obeyed you my husband only from this moment on i am no longer your wife. and my children will say there will be many children. i was young then. hot soon and in your arms, where will your children come from? and the spirit is not only god's but a sovereign one. well , then i'm calm, i'll detain and there is a power. the ridge kept the power on capable of standing children would be riveted. only women, the man laughs. i say, it means that you will keep everything. i’m dad, i’m a woman, and a woman is ready, not only will she endure her power

the baby boomers do not need to feel bad by infusing our with terms like earth science, earth day, studying and endangered species. we feel like we're losing, but we've educated the planet that we need planetary. conservation action. i thought when al gore did inconvenient truth that might be going on, he's had about seven republican senators. alas, we're not there yet. but there will be a new one in california, very may be the leader of the fourth wave because of their rules on getting fossil fuels with no selling of

he marched in europe full of earth.nemies. this is a holy holiday with tears in his eyes victory day gray hair at the temples is tears in the eyes of the shadow of victory victory day people 's artist of the ussr i love you have a life that in itself and a little. i love you life. i love you again and again that's really oh, we lit up. i walk tired from work. i’m a shiite to you and i want you to become better, not a little is given to me, the expanse of the earth and the plain of the sea in it light above me from selfish friendship of men in they call me peace, there is love in my life. do you know what it is? i have a life , you know what it is? as i sing they will gather a kiss at dawn and the pinnacle of love. this miracle is great children again we will pass with her. childhood youth stations berths will be grandchildren and then everything will be repeated again from the beginning.

earth to color there is no color to the light of the earth.bravo but does sasha know if he lived at that time, of course he would sing this song and i wouldn’t look for nazarov’s trombone player so that in general the word horn itself would be forbidden not only by hands, but no longer need to tell. he knows what time it was, so it was passed off as a breed, a ballad for a breed, and now you have a jazz hand in your style or there, they gave out their inters so cool, well then you couldn’t even think about it , so great happiness that today you can that's so great to do it sing and play. wonderful, thank you. max tell me, i can't remember. and you, as a lesson teacher , had long hair that was shoulder-length. i had mustaches, long mustaches. here are these they were like those of the songwriters, but why couldn’t their hair be long now? this, of course, is very difficult to determine for me, but i had a hat of such steep iron sprues of hair, they went well, like a negro's, in height. sorry black no sorry african american. maxim dunayevsky i do

, this is remote sensing of the earth.h communication and, of course, such infrastructure or such resources or opportunities. they can not be involved, and for various kinds of conflicts in the game, there is such a political or geopolitical confrontation, but we are not yet observing active ones in parts, and the phases of the earth space are now it is rather, but in terms of some statements and some experiments. yes, we are confronted with tact and other methods of suppressing the work of technical apparatuses. but it’s more likely to be scientific or experimental for the time being. that is, massively , this is a conditional line; it has not yet been crossed. well, none of the parties crossed it, but at the same time, we are more faced with problems associated restrictions on working with data on the purchase of data among devices on restrictions on supplies to electronic component bases. well, that is, uh, this confrontation is now in a less u such an obvious hot phase, it is more in the field of economics and in the f

the earth is rapidly collapsing and there are no reserves of flare energy .t that the situation on the star will become more complicated at the end of next week, but it is still difficult to accurately estimate. how this will affect the geomagnetic situation soon is also predicted. a short-term entry of the earth into the region of the disturbed solar wind can become an additional factor in the deterioration of the geomagnetic situation over the coming weekend. on this. anyway, enjoy the weather. whatever it is, goodbye. what was the hardest thing for me to leave everything in the big city and return home? in fact, sasha was a valuable employee there , he won competitions and returned to start working for himself. start a business with a savings account and pay with a business card at any convenient time. and get 10% cashback on your purchases. oh you are handsome

i say down—to—earth, but i'm not from here _ down-to-earth, but i'm not from here. .. . down-to-earthhere. people get quite frustrated and annoyed. a pronunciation - here. people get quite frustrated and annoyed. a pronunciation of| here. people get quite frustrated | and annoyed. a pronunciation of a place where someone is from is important to some people. it shows you know the local area. we do get told off by you if we get them wrong. told off by you if we get them wronu. , . ., .., wrong. here is the weather forecast. toda of wrong. here is the weather forecast. today of sunny _ wrong. here is the weather forecast. today of sunny spells _ wrong. here is the weather forecast. today of sunny spells and _ wrong. here is the weather forecast. today of sunny spells and scattered l today of sunny spells and scattered cumulus cow volley clouds. not a bad day for many of us with guys like this. tomorrow, we are expecting some thicker cloud and rain from one or two places. this is a temperature for this afternoon. about 20 degrees in london and 18 degrees and glasgow. tonight we've got the

activity after the july lull, and in the near future time of strong magnetic everyday life of the earth are you watching the main meteorological program? i am vadim zavodchenkov. hello well, let's start with positive news. august promises to please the inhabitants of the middle lane with hot and sunny weather. here is such a compensation for a rainy and cool july. however, no one canceled the invasion of cold fronts either. so the last summer month will not be without showers and right now we will tell the cargo about the most noticeable cataclysms of the outgoing week, and then we will move on to our hot asphalt forecast the roadbed is melting under the wheels of cars , literally floating in krasnodar , the north bridge began to melt from the heat, abnormally high temperatures were established not only in the south in the arkhangelsk region. people are saved from the heat on the thirty-degree heat beach and in zapolyarny naryan-mar, the temperature indicators here are in no way inferior to the black sea coast, however. good weather. there is a reverse side in rostov-on-don, on tuesday

this means that one pixel in the photo covers a third of the earth's surface.ust super detailing of video shots in quality will not only advance belarusian technologies, but will also allow countries that are not included in the space club to make money on the sale of photos, because such shooting of an aircraft costs the customer three times more than satellite, that is, our small country received not only access to unique expensive data, but also the opportunity to export space services. it happened to us, not by itself , the president supported and brought to the common vector the work of our space industry and the programs of the union state space program. one of them, thanks to cooperation with roskosmos, belarus got the opportunity to quickly realize such bold projects . it assumes that in 2028 russian and belarusian scientists will put into orbit two groups of modern devices, in addition to full-scale vehicles among them there will be nano-satellites with a mass of up to 10 kg, and the advantage is that they effectively perform tasks with small sizes and

hundred 70 november have no offices in somebody has offices in earth day. of the money. where did the money come from. you won't believe where it all comes from, not some of it, a hunk or agreement, it's not bill douglas, he was always pretty poor it comes from walter off te united automobile workers, big labor and big environment were handed, days after earth day in the weird plane crash with his wife, he said blue-collar workers we cannot go to you somebody i want the local, detroit, michigan, ohio, their workers with fishing, hunting, beaches, local we want to clean. he was a real environmentalist you're starting to see. i'm a college lecture guy, we go on two minutes. the key becomes without earth day nixon is seeing the root day iss growing, i don't want to be nixon was not the polluter, he does something really smart he makes a deal and says you are a greedy, you are in with these guys, i was fine when you produce the democrats and it's jackson's office that does it, as ed muskie has anything to do with it i'm off so this is the triumph of the seattle

you don’t shoot movies like that on earth, it’s filmed differently on earth , it’s still a miracle forhey are the tallest astronaut in history. i understood that but the counteraction works there in a completely different way and any of your movements should be very strongly reflected on the camera, and we did not find any idea on earth, the only one who helped very much was sergey valentinovich astakhov, he made a device such a handle for the camera, which, in general, any development of events and camera control. it became much more convenient props flew away on the ground. he just falls. you know , at best, he did something there, he fell. well, he fell and fell, and then he flew away. i hit my head all the time there, because i fly with a camera and a cooler focus. there is a narrow space and, well, constantly duplicates, because somewhere i hit something not against something that is vitally important, did not hit and did not break, it is important to note. that's except for his head, but she also flew safe in the end. and here in each the scene was painted. what should be worn, w

the, the, you know is a really great thing because it's the rest of the earth. a hot brass and no one can predict via it goes next. great acceleration the time to wrap up this week, special episode of tamora today on volcanic research. but if you still have a question about the field or the science involved, make sure to drop us a line. thanks for watching and don't forget to stay curious, bye for now the, the slicing for the traditions and language the have. the indigenous people live on the cruiser volumes of kansas pacific coast. after centuries of oppression that's finding the way back to the roots of that culture. the hate, the people in the 15 d. w from watching a child to having one family planning has never been more accessible with targeted fitness routines that are medically proven to assist pregnancy and trialing, new family models, tip trends and the history of fraternity treatment. good shape. on d, w. the algerians here mauritania is here, they don't mark track. we know is this one of the great dreams and the grim reality the sahara was pale. i swe

you know, to control the temperature of the earth or to control the climate, it is necessary that the managers of the countries see the process of change in their own construction and development plans. to correct their way of life, unfortunately, none of these have been prohibited, they have not been given enough information, their managers have not been able to implement this agreement for various reasons , because of this, unfortunately, the temperature of the earth is about one-third of the industrial revolution in the year 2002 remains the opening of the degree that it is impossible to be satisfied that it will be two degrees . i also have two final years from you. first of all, this climate change will have other noticeable changes for the earth now or in the coming years. yes, this change in general, i say that my life is memories, which means all the dangers on earth caused by climate change, what we feel most for ourselves , and what is going on now , is the direct result of the price change, because the increase in temperature increases the rate of evaporation and transpirat

, that beautiful curve of the earth.l weightless. look how fast they're moving. >> what is this -- what are they experiencing right now? >> right now they're experiencing a lot of acceleration, right? they're being pushed back in their chairs. it is like when you hit the gas, but big time. and then eventually when the rocket turns off, they'll feel as weless. they'll feel the weightlessness of space and see the curve of the earth. >> that's unbelievable. you can't really do that anywhere else, right? you're saying it is mock 3, three times the speed of sound? >> yes, yes. that's what they need. they need to -- this doesn't have enough energy to get it actually into orbit, but it can get it far enough that it is above the atmosphere. >> check it out. it looks like they're in a -- it is zero gravity, right? tell us what this is. >> four minutes of this. >> four minutes of it? let's listen into this, adam. >> pilots have unlocked the feather, the preparation so they can raise the feather here momentarily. they're engaging t

the key here then becomes with earth day the earth day is really growing. paying forng everything. don't want to be the butt nixon was paranoid to not be the polluter. he does something really smart. he makes a deal with erlichman. he says you are a grainy. i will sign what you guys produce democrats. it is got scoop jackson office does it. has anything to do with it i am off. this is the triumph of the seattle people. the teams get together they cobbled together national environmental policy act. if you don't know you are t limited. the slower rate would not have been built without it. generate first 1978 san clemente california at the western white house before the football gameba comes on. shocking that following him. the signs which makes environmental impactt statements for construction mandatory real estate commercial development. what is that due guys? it guarantees environmental law to be a boom industry. to work in a serra club. electives getting higher the environmentalist you make environmental impact statements. it creates environmental law which will lead us tole where

, 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 purpose, to keep stuff in balance, to help all of them. woman: california has always been a populac

, the earth, the earth, the earth, the company of airports and air navigation, the inquiry package ofbe is within the range of use of the airport or not, the answer is to another device that is connected to the earth, but still have not done work

region is higher, for example, those who work on e, black earth and black earth get the same money,k earth regions, uh, let's say 60 cents per hectare is the norm, then, for example, forty-third tar starts on earth, this is a record for agricultural producers. waiting for the right decisions live real help in business. today, these regions are reluctantly to this trend. at the very least, it should stop. uh, well, to have some kind of state program, not the black earth region of the 32nd region, where a quarter of the country's population lives. viacheslav volodin proposed to discuss the necessary launch of the state program for the development of this zone. that will allow you to prioritize and allocate additional funds to approach the complex. and today , the head of the agrarian committee considers them necessary to the issue of providing land by agricultural producers. vladimir kashin millions of hectares have been abandoned. here we have big reserves, but let's say, 28 million hectares were land in the ninetieth year, all in circulation today 14 represents 14 million, but lost

, for example, agricultural producers start this record on earth.g for the right decisions waiting for real help in business. today , these regions are not willing to follow this trend. at the very least, it should stop. uh, well, to have some kind of state program in the non-chernozem region of 32 regions, where a quarter of the country's population lives. viacheslav volodin suggested discussing the need to launch a state program for the development of this zone. that will allow you to prioritize and allocate additional funds to approach the complex. and today , the head of the agrarian committee considers them necessary to the issue of providing land by agricultural producers. vladimir kashin millions of hectares have been abandoned. here we have large reserves, but let's say, 28 million mm yaktar was land in the ninetieth year. all in circulation today 14 represents 14 million, but lost e land, which was all arable in circulation. this is the number one task, in order to solve problems in the agro-industrial complex, it is important to pay attent

now we must leave the earth forever. we dare not call it our earth for when it was ours, we did not love her as she loved us. nor did we return her nurture in kind. and so, as we board our small fleet of starships, we, the last million or so of our kind must humbly pray to our unknown god that our tragic mistakes of war and greed and vanity and cannot with us into the void will not be fatally reenacted on our long voyage or new home wherever there may be in the vast cosmos, should we find one. we must learn that our final failure on earth was not one of freedom, but of responsibility, freedom, a mighty good in itself became licensed, licensed became a consuming fire and that fire became our holocaust. again, we must beg forgiveness of the earth. she can no longer sustain us, nor should she in view of our perishing sins against her. but left to herself, she may be able in good time to heal herself. our atonement must consist in doing better if allowed the chance. we are the relics of a colossal failure and the deep univer

how much the earth is the great greatest earth.t would be someone else's, otherwise our own and the owner of this land is our leader, he will give us bread, he is the head of everything. and bread for everything with the heads of the holy lord my task is to prepare military personnel ready at any time to ensure peace in the republic of belarus only in in peacetime, we can work for creation. i was born in the minsk region. the godfather advised me to enter the military academy. because i myself was a military man, after graduating from school, he entered the military academy. trains junior commanders. we personally train the staff according to the training programs for commanders of patrol squads of rifle divisions. pro guard our building colonies and training of specialists for commanders of departments that guard especially important state facilities. this is our nuclear power plant. to become the authority of the personnel, you need to show yourself a positive example for them, so that they look at you and can take someone better

from earth action. let's show you the markets. can see markets, this is impact on trade in asia and likely to be felt on wall street as the day progresses around the world. that is all for me from now, i will see you very soon. wet and windy weather on the way for wednesday. more on that in a second. but first of all, we start off with the news that for northern ireland, we've had the wettestjuly on record, with over double the averagejuly rainfall. those records go back to 1836. it was also the wettestjuly on record for greater manchester, merseyside and lancashire as well. now, we've got more rain to come through wednesday. this area of low pressure continues to strengthen and we're going to see a swathe of particularly strong winds just running to the south of this hook of cloud you can see just here. now, that is going to be working into the south—west of the uk, but already those winds are picking up across south west england, across southern parts of wales, as our band of rain gets driven northwards and eastwards across much

the earth is rapidly collapsing and there are no reserves of flare energy.at the situation on the star will become more complicated at the end of next week, but it is still difficult to accurately estimate. how this will affect the geomagnetic situation soon is also predicted. a short-term entry of the earth into the region of the disturbed solar wind can become an additional factor in the deterioration of the geomagnetic situation over the coming weekend. on this. everything, enjoy weather. whatever it is, goodbye. as a very young man, he joined the ukrainian galician army. there, they were trained as scouts for saboteurs. and, of course, the monsters were organized by the ukrainians , 6 thousand service people were destroyed , they were used in anti-soviet activities. now again, the main event of the day, vladimir putin held a meeting at the headquarters of the special military operation group in rostov-on-don. i listened to the reports of the chief of the general staff of the commanding directions and other officers of the group.

the c o. 2 emissions from volcanoes probably prevented the earth from permanent. the turning into an ice planet. the carbon dioxide comes from inside the shell structure, rivers added center is a solid iron corner with a liquid outer layer above. this is the span till then which hot rock rises, cools and sinks back into the depths. volcanoes are found on the herbs outer shell. the so called crust, it does not form a rigid surface. instead, the crust consists of plate that float and move on the viscous mantle. where in oceanic place meets a continental one carbon which sediment, terry rock from the ocean floor sinks into the crevices where it is heated. inside the years, the pressure and temperature are so high that volley tiles substances such as c o 2, dissolved into the liquid rock bound in hot magma. this dissolved c o 2 reaches volcanoes. when it rises through the event, the pressure decreases. and the gas is bound and the molten rock are released into the atmosphere. besides, water vapor and c o 2 volcanoes also a mit other gases such as sulfur dioxide, hydro

also because a big fire, where about 3,000 burns 3,000 corpses traces of the earth.l remain belarus of the second world war became one of the main venues for actions 1.005 such a number of places of mass extermination of people were not in any other country in the world hiding the traces of massacres according to german documents , the leadership of nazi germany was supposed to save unnecessary publicity, criticism did not come out. on july 3, 1944 , minsk was liberated, and 200 km from the capital , the nazis continued to eliminate the traces of their crimes in the last belarusian city, where the operation 1005 became. slonim there, on july 5, 44, the liver of time was burning out to carefully mask the traces of the crime; the sonderkommando did not approach the front almost immediately after the end of the great patriotic war , trials against war criminals began. already at forty. fifth , a criminal case was opened against employees of the bobruisk force in the club, they were arrested in 1945 in the oryol region. he comes from beliavsky. he settled down and worked