land here on earth as a meteorite.iscover that a fireball that's been picked up on our cameras has resulted in a meteorite fall that has been recovered. amateur meteor—trackers like mary are playing a major role in the study of how asteroids may have helped to kick—start life on earth, rather than destroy it. 0n the 28th of february 2021, a bright fireball was spotted in the skies above the uk. and it's led to new ideas in understanding the early solar system. astrophysicist and exoplaneteer george dransfield is at royal holloway to find out more. this fireball was so significant because it was caught on uk fireball alliance cameras, and they were able to track its trajectory. they could see that it was headed towards gloucestershire, specifically in and around the town of winchcombe. and crucially, this meant that scientists could get to the right place immediately, and gather up all the fragments. 600g of blackened debris was picked up from people's gardens and driveways and local fields. are you sure? yeah. it total

we can bring those back to earth. . y., ., earth. can you get rid of it, can ou earth.an you collect it or— earth. can you get rid of it, can you collect it or do _ earth. can you get rid of it, can you collect it or do you - earth. can you get rid of it, can you collect it or do you have i earth. can you get rid of it, can you collect it or do you have to | you collect it or do you have to accept it?— you collect it or do you have to acce -t it? . . ., ., ., accept it? we have no method of collectin: accept it? we have no method of collecting it _ accept it? we have no method of collecting it at _ accept it? we have no method of collecting it at the _ accept it? we have no method of collecting it at the moment. i accept it? we have no method of collecting it at the moment. but | collecting it at the moment. but there are a lot of experiments going on to try and develop methods to get rid of it and collect what we have got up there. really what we are going to be able to do is perhaps grab onto the big bits, let's say the dead satellites that themselves cannot return to

and as the earth is spinning, we are in orbit going around the earth.tantly changing view. and so, sometimes it's blue seas and white clouds. sometimes it's the dry land. sometimes if it's over night time at the earth, you can see the cities and the lights. so, yes, it's just this entrancingly attractive kind of, um, view that you just don't want to take your eyes off, really. well, that was going to be my next question. like, do you ever look out the window of the space station and just get used to it, like, you know, when you go on holiday and you check in and you're like, "wow, this view is amazing", and then by day two, you've just sort of got quite used to it. maybe that's just me being really spoilt. no, you know what to expect. but i don't think anybody ever gets tired of looking out of the window. i mean, i arrived on the space station and met two people who had been up there for six months. i was going to return to earth with them, and they still enjoyed looking out of the window looking out of the window with us particularly, and we would just

the and the migration of tectonic plates on earth.— plates on earth. earth. the feta, l fascinating hearing you very much and that is a live shot of the volcanic eruption you have been discussing. —— professor, fascinating hearing you, thank you very much. all the business news coming up shortly. we will be assessing if what we heard from kamala harris in chicago at the democratic convention earlier gives any indication as to her party and her position on the economy. hello, there. storm lilian will dominate the first half of friday, but it's moving at quite a pace and so by lunchtime the worst of the weather will have cleared away. however, before then, a spell of heavy rain, but more importantly, some gales, unseasonably strong winds for this time of year and still many people on holiday. the strongest of the winds likely to be to the scottish borders down into north wales and the north midlands, a zone of winds gusting widely 50,60 miles an hour, maybe even stronger in one or two places up to 75 miles an hour. that front will ease its way steadily e

into this noble earth...autiful place, everybody is in the cliffs on things and that has to come into it as well. . , . ., as well. thanks very much to him. you're watching _ as well. thanks very much to him. you're watching bbc— as well. thanks very much to him. you're watching bbc news. - the new premier league season kicks off tonight, and one team celebrating before a ball has even been kicked is ipswich town. they're returning to the top flight for the first time in 22 years, and their most famous fan, ed sheeran, hasjust bought a minority stake in the club. mike bushell reports. ipswich town back in the big time, rekindling memories of their glory days when they were one of english football's powerhouses in the late 1970s and the fa cup. european silverware. just a few years later. under waddell, the blue and white event, which won the trophy for the first time. and now the class of 2a, has found its voice inspired by their most famous fan, ed sheeran. we got super kim mckenna. not many players celebrat

in our souls, and we are slavs, one people, and there is no land on earth better. only if the dense clouds would give in, open the sky, come down, only if the darkness would give in to the praise of the blue sky the dust of the earth, only my paths are illuminated with a keen, soft hand, joyful reaping, if only there would be another gloom, the magical cities would not have any praise m lyabryda's flock. go to sleep, agricultural country, have fun with the sky, have fun, be alive. noble, i sleep, a complete war, a people's war, a complete war, let the noble rage sleep. it's very cold in the classroom, i breathe heavily, i lower my head, i write, i write, immediately without a doubt, i bring out the war, that there is nothing essential for the country today, in the genitive form, war, and for the howling word mother died, and the distant battle still, so that i live, i send a curse to the war, i remember only the war, we measure even silence with war. about the war here mountainous, my lesson groan, about the merciless war, i remember a terrible dream. and it was in

yes, mars once looked like when earth - mars and earth.e | looked like when earth looks like right now. looked like when earth looks like riaht now. ~ ., looked like when earth looks like riaht now. ., ., , looked like when earth looks like riahtnow.~ ., ., , right now. what does it say about the possibility _ right now. what does it say about the possibility of— right now. what does it say about the possibility of life, _ right now. what does it say about the possibility of life, do - right now. what does it say about the possibility of life, do you i the possibility of life, do you think? it the possibility of life, do you think? ., , the possibility of life, do you think? . , ., , , think? it means potentially deep down ten or— think? it means potentially deep down ten or 20 _ think? it means potentially deep down ten or 20 km _ think? it means potentially deep down ten or 20 km is _ think? it means potentially deep down ten or 20 km is a - think? it means potentially deepj down ten or 20 km is a habitable place on mars and study does n

it's art of the centre of the earth. it's part of a — the centre of the earth.he earth. it's part of a plan to _ the centre of the earth. it's part of a plan to help copenhagen from flash flooding. during heavy downfalls called clamp bars for the acting is a man—made river this is one of two titles that will hold large volumes of water and then carry it away to the sea.— it away to the sea. this one runs down _ it away to the sea. this one runs down to _ it away to the sea. this one runs down to the _ it away to the sea. this one runs down to the harbour. i it away to the sea. this one | runs down to the harbour. it 700 metres long. basically, the two titles together should contain or retain 10,000 m3 of water during a storm event. in 2011 a once in a thousand year flood left the danish capital knee—deep in water and caused widespread damage. now more than $2 billion is being spent flood proofing the city. it’s flood proofing the city. it's very expensive _ flood proofing the city. it�*s very expensive to protect the city but you can see is even more expensive n

when that happens, there will begin to drift and contact with earth. before that time, voyager should find the edge of our solar system where our solar wind is replaced by intergalactic winds with their emissions accomplished. the two voyagers will have just an infinite journey.

the actual distance between the earth, between the earth and the moon changes over time. the closer theural satellite comes to the earth, the larger and brighter it looks in the sky. so, those full moons that are closest to the earth are called supermoons. during a supermoon , our natural satellite looks 7% larger and 16% brighter than during a normal full moon. as for the blue moon, it is called so, of course, because it changes color, but most often the blue moon looks like a regular full moon, but ... sometimes you can observe an optical illusion, small particles of smoke or ash in the air scatter waves of red color, then the moon takes on a blue tint. the blue moon can be seasonal and calendar, each season we usually observe three full moons. if the fourth appears , this is a seasonal blue moon. but the second full moon in a month is a calendar blue moon. the full moon phase that will come today will be the season. this is the period that coincides with the full moon and the maximum proximity of the moon to the earth, that is , the perigee, and the period up to 3 days, and the maxim

heat surrounds the earth. i stood for a minute and was sweating.there is a factor that unites our diverse world, it is all of us. more than usual heat we feel the earth is getting hotter and more dangerous for all of us everywhere. according to the report of the climate change service, copernicus, the world experienced its hottest day in the last week and the average surface air temperature of the world increased to 17.15/100 degrees celsius. if we specifically check the average annual temperature, we will find that the last 12 months are the hottest period of 12 months. in recent months, more than thousands of people in the world died due to extreme heat. increase in temperature, activity of industries, government offices, schools and tourist attractions in europe, asia and africa disturbed last month broke the record for the warmest june on record since we had our instruments. the persian gulf region has faced an unprecedented heat wave. dubai has been declared the world's most dangerous city in summer with dangerous heat in 89 days of summer. th

, you can shout earth, you can shout earth, because those experiments that were done in dubna at the millennium, they prove that the island of stability exists, we haven’t gotten to its center, we haven’t been able to see these same stable isotopes yet, we haven’t been able to... synthesize them, but we have really reached the shore of the island of stability, we see that as we take small steps towards the island, the life time increases - quite quickly, that is, there, well so on average, adding one neutron to a superheavy element, we increase the lifetime by about 10 times, yeah, that's a really gigantic figure, which says that we see this growth. stability and we really, really hope that really such elements in the very center will live for these predicted thousands, maybe millions of years. well, you 're talking about increasing the number of neutrons, and if we talk about protons, your vertical line goes up to about 124, well, about yes, but can it be there for beyond the screen there is a large continent of stability, i recently read. to say, well, i think that no one will take

we radicaljihadists are wiped off the face of the earth.— face of the earth.the earth. we have a situation, where _ face of the earth. we have a situation, where your- face of the earth. we have a situation, where your own . face of the earth. we have a - situation, where your own defence minister, is saying that this idea of a total victory is nonsense. you have a situation where people are saying that it is impossible to completely eliminate a miss. all this time you are creating more and more deaths and more and more suffering. it is acting as a recruiting ground for more people to support hamas what you say to this idea that complete victory is nonsense?— idea that complete victory is nonsense? , , , ., ., nonsense? very simple. follow the second world _ nonsense? very simple. follow the second world war. _ nonsense? very simple. follow the second world war. the _ nonsense? very simple. follow the second world war. the germans i second world war. the germans totally surrendered. for the japanese, there was total surrender. and then there was peace. because

that is a 60 million timespan for a snowball earth.credible amount of time for the spin to be encased in ice.— spin to be encased in ice. you can see this once _ spin to be encased in ice. you can see this once in _ spin to be encased in ice. you can see this once in scotland, - spin to be encased in ice. you can see this once in scotland, why is. see this once in scotland, why is it that there wasn't the sort of glacial erosion there? what has been in the past years. that glacial erosion there? what has been in the past years-— in the past years. that is a good auestion in the past years. that is a good question when _ in the past years. that is a good question when i _ in the past years. that is a good question when i can't _ in the past years. that is a good question when i can't answer, . in the past years. that is a good question when i can't answer, i | question when i can't answer, i don't know why it is such a unique, special place. but, we see erosive power blushes today in the modern world, they plough through everything. so,

, created, earth, yes, earth, yes, firmament of the earth, yes, we are checking firmament, the first,bad either. the first one should be now just tear it up the first one let me repeat just in case the creation of what is described in the old testament of man adam or eve 17 earth firmament - 14 heaven - 12 animals - 11 here on the first on the sixth line something else remembered that 100 people surveyed by us. the most popular answer, yes, it remains to guess the most popular answer, that it is at the beginning, the beginning, the beginning is all so sea from fish to man, to monkey, it is a little not in that book, you are already about darveno, this is already water can i have water, give me water, water, no, and water so, so air. to weaken, and do we have the opportunity to ask the host for a hint? no, and why? man, no, but she gave help, i just tried to you give me a hint, let's talk about life, he created, life, well yes, well something so voluminous, something serious, yes, yes, well okay, let's check life, past, no, but nearby, that's it, and we still have, the last, the last,

but not just on earth.om everything we have launched into space since the 1950's is clogging earth's orbit. space junk is threatening our technology down here and up there. for more on what's at stake and how we can manage space junk going forward, we turn to marcus holsinger, professor of aerospace engineering at the university of colorado, border -- boulder. professor, thank you for joining me. what are we talking about and how much is in earth's orbit? >> great question. so when we're talking about space debris, we're talking about mostly anthropogenic or human made pieces of debris. these are defunct satellites, rocket bodies that have been expended and left up in orbit, as well as parts of spacecraft or parts of rocket bodies that have been up there now, for an excess of 50 years and even all the way up to the current time. there are about 40,000 objects that we're tracking right now on orbit but there are a lot of , objects that are much too small for us to track and some numbers -- estimates put that

oh, life beyond earth. see, this is a beautiful exposition of the myths we live with and the mind of man. a symposium on extraterrestrial life and some of its implications for us all, sponsored jointly by nasa and boston university and chaired by professor richard berenson. let me briefly introduce the panel from the far side is dr. ashley montague, who is a world renowned anthropologist and social biologist. next to him is dr. christopher stendhal, who an outstanding churchman and theologian who is now the dean of the prestigious school and divinity at harvard university theological circles. dr. stendhal is considered one of the nation's most scholarly theologians next to me is dr. carl sagan, who is an astronomer at cornell university, and probably one of the five or six leading researchers on this question of extraterrestrial life is the coauthor with schloss of the soviet union and the very famous book, intelligent life in the universe. to my right is philip morrison, who is professor of physics at mit

how are are our own earth moves? we still know? you know, as everyone says, know less about the bottom of the ocean than we do the surface, the moon. and you want to know something fascinating about how we know about the moon? we not even looked on moon to know whether there are other lunar landers elsewhere on, the moon that are not ours. like we've never even done a composite of study of the moon's surface at a resolution in detail enough to know whether are other lunar landers from civilizations on our own. this not me saying i think that there are other lunar landers on the moon. this is me saying this is how nascent our study of a lot of these phenomenon actually are. and then you get to the last which is the truly weird stuff, which is physics that we don't understand and the idea of you real revolutions in physics that people theorize right now but that we don't yet understand mean this could be really mind bending stuff you know inter travel parallel universe is time travel from the past or future things that would to us be

there's the earth coming up.om that distance, the sense of american achievement, the sense of how great the cosmos, how small we are, how fragile the earth is, all of those things began to bounce around like electricity in your brain and touch a very special part in the heart. - tonight the crew of apollo 8 presents a christmas eve program from the heavens. - with a few orbits to go, they made one last television transmission. the public affairs director had said, "there's gonna be more people watching that television show "than have ever witnessed any event in human history. say something appropriate." - for all the people back on earth, the crew of apollo 8 has a message that we would like to send to you. in the beginning, god created the heaven and the earth, and the earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep. - to have the guys reading genesis was so spot-on. whatever your concept of god was, the earth is a beautiful creation. - good night, good luck, a merry christmas, and go

our earth is a living, changing planet. but when a volcano erupts, it also has the power to destroy, like it did in 2018 at mount fuego in guatemala, when a massive eruption buried the surrounding towns in over 6 feet of volcanic ash in a matter of minutes. [music playing] george kourounis: mount fuego in guatemala is your stereotypical stratovolcano-- the steep sides, crater at the top, erupting quite frequently. patrick oppmann: and so people are very much used to the idea that the volcano is this living thing. that was really considered normal here and not cause for alarm. but in 2018, at fuego, activity had been sort of ramping up. man: [speaking spanish] patrick oppmann: the volcano had been rumbling for several days. june 3, around the middle of the day, a lot of people actually got closer to the volcano to get film, get video, get photographs, not thinking it was going to be dangerous. jiuwit rosas: [speaking spanish] interpreter: i had a friend indicating to me that the volcano had begun a more eruptive phase. patri

the snowball earth is such a foreign concept to - earth is such a foreign concept to us, we _ earth isvered in ice, what - ocean underneath those. why would we have been covered in ice, what would i have been covered in ice, what would have been covered in ice, what would have caused it? i can understand what is causing the ice caps to melt now but what would have made us... so you have to imagine a very different _ so you have to imagine a very different kind of earth. you would not have — different kind of earth. you would not have seen any life, plant life on the _ not have seen any life, plant life on the surface and, as you have heard, — on the surface and, as you have heard, in— on the surface and, as you have heard, in the segment, there were single _ heard, in the segment, there were single celled organisms within the oceans _ single celled organisms within the oceans themselves. so it single celled organisms within the oceans themselves.— oceans themselves. so it couldn't ha en oceans themselves. so it couldn't happen now? _ oceans themselves. so it couldn't happen now? no. _

the yakatch are not healthy, there is no substitute for anything either in the earth or in the earthus, in the past there was no problem. you know, then i’m watching the jurafen on the forest floor. tell me, chanulka, how much you love me, i love you, you said, behold, chanulka, chanulka, believe in your mind, i am not at all like that. do you remember ghana, happy moment, i tell us naduty, dear wine, we have a calm , calm trembling, and the moon is clear on us , tell me, kanulka, how much you love me, i love you, you said, my heart is not brighter, hatulka, chanulka. in my mind, i ’m not at all like a big pot, four, right throat, a canopy behind a river, a fighter, their hand on the stage, a rakham markach, and then we sat down in the darkness by the marcher, and i walked towards taba. you knew the backs of may, and the best ў neman you pansed my tongue, i hate my tongue, i swallow saliva, and then i didn’t dare to torture you, i’ll say anulka, you love me, you love me, she said, the sirs don’t dream, hanulka, ganulka, please understand, i am not a bacha at all. kohannya shchyrey, i

children of the earth, man and woman, children of the earth, man and woman, irina allegrova, love, beed, take care of each other. rejoice in every little thing in life, to an ear of corn, to a flower, to a beautiful word, to human kindness, thank you, inimitable irina allegrova, ler, can you imagine, i wanted to give you flowers? nikolay baskov. i can't hear you. you are irresistible, even though your soul is vulnerable, beautiful as the moon, at night above the earth, outside the window the sun is... waking up is about to burst into my house, to wake up, a ray does not dare, my dear, who sleeps in a sweet dream, i will whisper, i am your beloved, good morning my joy, for you in the clear sky the blue, writes words with a white haze. and you are irresistible, like a prima in ballet, all the beauties of the world, are drawn before you, you are irresistible, even though the soul is vulnerable, beautiful as the moon, at night above the earth, you are irresistible, like a prima in ballet, all the beauties of the world, are drawn before you, you are irresistible, even though the soul. past

to anyone, there’s peace there, home is peace , this is the most comfortable and most safe place on earth there? so eight growing follicles, can i get pregnant? i don’t see any obstacles, you’re working again, poor thing, no, i’m not working anymore, the company was closed today, how can that be, listen, the projects are so good, you need to call him for an interview, sometimes a man gets married, he appears with them. when should the tummy be removed? well, i don’t know, probably in a couple of months. watch the series one lie for two on the belarus 24 tv channel. zhykhar zhytkavitskaga, vetkaўskaga, pinskaga! daragi! gomel and maladzechansk district. shesst karagoda is a sunny sign of the list of elements of the intangible cultural decline of belarus. good evening to you, good evening to the good people, good evening to you, good evening to the good people! september, it’s time to celebrate the proud opening ceremony of the 14th republican festival of national cultures. our festival is attended by ganar states, and the sunny days do not turn off. at the crossroads and truth of roads, th

obviously the earth orbit has become a very enticing place for salad operators. i woulde love to talk about how you view this domain especially with the rise of mega- constellations. is that something the space force and pentagon are eager to capitalize on well? >> i would say lower orbits are the most important orbits we ofafrocentric capabilities thatr need for or fighting it is also absently instrumental to the economic while that is the united states for our strength is action economic base are innovation as a nation to protect out as much is possible that resides in low earth orbit pits also were thought of the partnerships are. as we think at their word of the threats and lower orbit it is aboutt the broad swath of u.s. capability. there needs to be a profit model for our companies to stay in business. how can we see foreseeable future for risk acceptable path forward the threat regimes of the orbital regimes and some of our adversaries are looking at. they start in low earth orbit several of our potential future adversaries, competitorsad today are certain

in the west of scotland, they offer the best geological records of the earth.understanding of what had happened, and how it laid the groundwork for animal life to evolve here. ourscience groundwork for animal life to evolve here. our science correspondence has more. these tiny islands in the inner hebrides of scotland hold the key to how the first animal life emerged on earth hundreds of millions of years ago. each layer of this rock face in the garvellachs captures a snapshot of the planet's distant past. scientists have now dated fragments of the rock and shown them to be from the only place in the world to have a detailed record of how our planet plunged into the most severe and prolonged ice age in our history. these tiny grains prove beyond any doubt that the garvellachs are the best and most complete record of a critical period in our history called snowball earth, when for 80 million years, pretty much the entire planet was covered with ice. if we wind back the calendar hundreds of millions of years, we see that scotland was in a completely different pla

the hunt for ufos here on earth. in the evolving science and astronomy front our understanding ofhe the size and scale of the universe and what astronomers call the search for extraterrestrial intelligence. and journalism and historians normally try to treat these is to totally separate unrelated topics. the wacky ufo people who are all crazy. have the astronomers doing serious astronomy work setting the universe. it's very much the same history. an incredibly basic level the question of our aliens visiting us here on earth for answer my next question to do a quick audience pull here is the pole. how many believe u.s. does exist but not of the nearly alien nature raise your hand. not of alien nature, not. how many believe ufos exist and they are of alien nature please raise your hand. here's the last one but how many of you did not raise your hand because you are concerned about being stigmatized one way or the other. [laughter] are right, that's a very fair raising of your hand. so garrett, in your book you write qu

for example, in orbit around the earth or even sort of planets. and what happened in the near future for a long time from now? i think that this future isn't so far off. i'd say that probably very likely all this will happen within the next 30 to 50 years. good afternoon. i've got a question. what would you like scientists to consider when developing equipment or materials that are delivered to the i ss to revise meals or the packaging? maybe you'd like some personal items to be delivered or you'd like adjustments to some equipment so that it's easier to use it. so that's a good question. you know, i can certainly do a comparison with what we now have on the. i assess almost all the i assess modules are multi functional. that means that we exercise each, use the restroom as well as do some technical work and run experiments in one module. they're also cabins for sleep interest to make it more comfortable. we'd like to have specialized modules for each specific task and the space station of the future must be self sufficient. it must depend less on

so, those full moons that are closest to the earth are called superunions.a superunion, our natural satellite appears 7% larger and 16% brighter than during a normal full moon. as for the blue moon, it is called that, of course, not because it changes color, most often the blue moon looks like a normal full moon, but sometimes you can... observe an optical illusion, small particles of smoke or ash in the air scatter the waves of red color and then the moon acquires a blue tint. the blue moon can be seasonal and calendar. each season we usually observe three full moons, if the fourth appears - this is a seasonal blue moon. but the second full moon in a month is a calendar blue moon. the phase of the full moons that occurs today will be seasonal. supermoon is the period during which the full moon coincides with the maximum proximity of the moon to the earth, that is , perigee and a period of up to 3 days, and the maximum close distance closer than 362,000 km. the point closest to the earth, it will pass not today, but on august 21, that is. after almost a day

even life on earth.uturistic robots designed to go into space and take out the trash. we got a rare look in switzerland, at the mission, called clear space one. engineers are training the robot's camera to see the debris it's supposed to catch, even when it's in shadow. one of the hardest parts of the mission is lining up the robot precisely with debris that is flying through space at more than 4 miles per second. the next challenge, building giant robot claws to trap the crash. i'm putting on a special clean suit to make sure we don't contaminate the clean room behind me. this back contraption represents a satellite or space junk, four massive arms like this white one will form the claw, closing around it in outer space. have you ever played that claw game where you have to grab the stuffed animal, imagine that, but doing it in outer space. the robot designed to drag the trash toward earth where smaller objects will burn in the atmosphere, larger ones dropped safely in the ocean. is it better to have th

carefully the moon, and brought it to us on the earth in my arms, let it shine like a magic lamp in theht. let its bright light illuminate the paths of lovers, we will follow the moon, you and i, the night hour, the miba of sleeping houses. and the moon will see us together, smile slightly, understand everything without words, let it shine itself, like a magic lamp in the night. let its bright light, whistle, the paths of lovers. muslim magamayev loved to perform heartfelt lyrical songs, and one of them, a song we all love, is called: take your time, performed by anastasia makeeva. you hurry, you hurry to me, if i'm far away, if it's hard for me, if i'm like in a bad dream, if the shadow of trouble is in my window, you hurry. when suddenly offended, you hurry, when i need a friend, you hurry, when i'm sad in silence, you hurry, you hurry, you hurry, you hurry, like... when they offend you to death, you hurry, when i need a friend, you hurry, when it's cooler in silence, you hurry, you hurry, you hurry. don't hurry, don't hurry, when, you and i are together, trouble is far away, they wil

us a lot of gold, yes, this substance, it was collected, this protoplanetary and gave birth to the earthalthough there is indeed a version that during the late... meteorite bombardment, there was a repeated enrichment of the upper geospheres with gold and other heavy metals, including platinoids, i don't know, i can simply explain, yes, this is zimbardization, it is believed to have occurred approximately 3.9 billion years ago, that is, if the earth 4.5 billion years ago, then there , practically 500-600 million years later, this catastrophic event for the entire solar system happened, we see traces. bombardment on other planets, uh, in fact, if we look at the chemical composition of the earth, the chemical composition of the mantle, the chemical composition of the same meteorites, we will see that our mass balance does not quite add up, that is , according to all calculations, as you correctly noted, that there should have been less platinum and gold on the earth, well, in its upper parts, but in fact we know that we have deposits and gold platinum, so we need to somehow come up with ho

take care of mother earth, treat mother earth as a mother. this means that it must be protected.d indian astrologer is absolutely right, the situation on earth, the general environmental situation, will only get worse, that is, each person will have to take care of his own little world, including about the whole earth. well, here you go. the general population, yes, well, how, how in the near future, until 2050, can live 120, 120 years, and what do you see? 130 years, but, but there is one thing, it is happening now, here are people who do not take care of their body, yes, they will gradually die out, that is, you see, nature is quite expediently arranged, nature does not tolerate sick organisms. from what, because the world- famous astrologer, sidik afghan, our famous astrologer, rami buekt, in this studio, talked about climate weapons, remembered the terrible rains in the united arab emirates, remembered the earthquake in turkey, this is a natural reaction of the earth to what people do, that's all, because well , it has been noticed for a very long time, in those places where

heaven, we are just two steps away from happiness, meeting place, planet earth.on’t need the whole world, without you, straight into the heart go look, we are one just a step to love, just a step to love, there are thousands of reasons to be a light in the night, the star thought, contemplating the planets, that maybe someone, thanks to this light, will find love on planet earth, that everything is not in vain, everything is not in vain and even... if the lanterns all go out at once and there is not enough warmth, among the cold buildings, the star will become a guiding light for two, he took the keys, threw his cloak over his shoulders, something special attracted him to this evening, the silent city fell asleep with the anticipation of the night, the moon came into its powers on low heels in the shadow of the branched arches, she leisurely wandered under the sidewalk, maybe fate brought them together, the light of a distant star, but the two of them are no longer alone meeting planet. earth, we can't cancel our meeting, everything is written in the heavens, we

the earth of saman trembles, the earth of the plain of karbala trembles, and finally the pure body of mohsen hajji will be buried in a deposit until the day of resurrection. on the promised day, the earth will testify that the revolutionary and intelligent and zealous youth of iran did not sing epics and sacrifices in defense of islam and the motherland. on october 11, 2016, the family of the proud martyr hajji went to meet the leader of the revolution. the leader's words are full of admiration for the youth of najafabadi. hajji is an outstanding name. distinguished and brilliant throughout their country , this is thanks to the struggle of this young man of yours and his oppressed martyrdom. i named you ali. always take argo from amir al-mu'minin. in short, take care of yourself, ali sir, i always remember you, always i am above you. if i become a martyr, god willing , i will always follow you step by step in your life. i will not let you feel the lack of your father's shadow. here is a prayer for everyone. say that nothing from you is an example of the regret of dying in the hearts o