actually just thanks to this film, including from einstein proved that cinema is a full-fledged part of the world pantheon of arts, together with older views, painting and literature , theater and ivan the terrible, we see how many features are intertwined. in addition, this film is, of course, historical in different aspects. it is interesting historically not in the sense that in that long history when it was filmed and, even more so in that old history, which relates to our interests. uh, in the story of how historical science is now developing and, in general, ivan grozny is involved in this not only scientifically. how much from an artistic point of view, of course, because ivan the terrible is a picture that, in general, can rightfully stand on a par with such works. like e. macbeth e, shakespeare or pushkin's boris godunov, that is , works that e represent a certain matrix, not even so much because of the history of our country. how much in general from the history of civilization, because it is certain , fortunately or, unfortunately, rather in this case. unfortunately, recur

in general, not some kind of whim, because from the side of einstein a from einstein e, specially invitese tragedy simply because they feel more. eh, the edges of conditional genres. i have a theory that he called comedians, among other things, to make it easier, at least somehow, to survive on this set, because in addition to the technical conditions, there are also conditions. just shooting here is shooting from night to night, and cold. we have many memories. yes , how are they there for hours, let's say, they sat on the make-up? the energy went to the shifted factories, so they were filming at night, they were malnourished, like everyone else, right? ah, they had steam coming out of their mouths during filming, it was colder inside the studio space than outside. these were also quite serious tests for the actors , it's great that serafima birman, like a number of other actors, left wonderful, very colorful memories of filming. in in general, indeed for many. it was one of the most important events in my life. in general, if not the main one, that is, even the birman, who seemed to be

strictly speaking, the second series and uh, so there had to be some kind of transition from einsteinised in such a way that vladimir staretsky at the end of the color episode. already about to go to the cathedral, where, as he understands, a murder is prepared for him. and in general, why does he understand this, because he knows that they are going to kill the king there, but the king has dressed him up in royal clothes, and therefore he goes there instead of the king. you understand that you are going to die, you don’t understand right away, because that he is drunk and not very drunk at all, but his sobering up is relevant. they walk about, and when he comes to the door and realizes that now he has to go there into this blackness, then such a huge blue spot floats on him, like such a harbinger of death. we can see this transition to black and white. and by the way, in the original copies of the imprint operator maskin , at first, unfortunately, we can’t see it now, but what he saw there was painted blue in a single color , so through this blue there was a transition to death. here

uh, almost all e died after death in einstein's life at the turn of 40-50. this film is really such a complex work. and here, uh, this is u involvement in many processes and this is an invitation to creativity, because here, on the one hand, it seems, yes, we see the history of a certain person. well, first of all, on my own. this is the story of a man who, under the burden of power , goes crazy. it is almost as emblematic as the story of othello macbeth, or e. boris godunov on the other hand. there are so many artistic features here that are not necessary. nagy that can be touched upon while passing through this labyrinth, and therefore it is interesting for the next generations to walk through it. in fact, many more years to come. eh, let's hope people will take on more and more interesting features from this film, students sometimes ask. but, in principle, why do we need this, and so long ago, but unfinished, and i usually tell students that eisenstein, i've invested so much in it that we can get what we need out of it, but we are each a little bit of a c

t finish, because the long difficult shootings have already actually all returned to moscow from einsteinready one of the last ones he stayed in almaty in the forty-fourth year. and uh, because the question arose that one series should be completed before the others. and it is important that in almaty 3 episodes were filmed in parallel and, uh, here , after all, uh, they completed filming, the missing prices of the first series returned to moscow. on the fifth, the shooting of the second series continues. while the first is being prepared for release, and i must say that everyone knows, probably, that the first series received the stalin prize, and the second was banned for 12 years, but it is less often mentioned that in the first series were censored bills quite serious. eh, there, eh, right at the end he creates. this is the most oprichny army. that is, he ceases to trust, no matter who you are , surrounds yourself with this flock. in general, almost such a pack of wolves. and in general. uh, leave these well-trained people around you and it was quite scary there, judging by the photog

lemaitre went back and dug into einstein's theories.einstein's theory of his equations of general relativity further and discovered that according to the equations, the universe either could be contracting or actually expanding. and he was able to show that that in fact, was what was happening. einstein didn't want to believe it because honestly, a priest telling that the universe had a beginning. right. i mean, it actually it actually to a certain extent felt too much like there was a hint of religious religiosity to it. but ultimately, einstein had to he looked at the evidence any changed his mind the matrix convinced him and now that's the big bang. when we when we say the hub of the james webb telescope shows us images of the early earliest universe 13.8 billion years ago. we know that because we now accept the theory that lemaitre brought forward, and it's one of many stories in the book of of new theories that we now consider groundbreaking, that at the time were just very, very well respected, wouldn't considered because were jus

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it actually stems back to einstein a 100 years ago. he postulated a force that was constant in space. so that is what the universe expands. you get more and more of this force, but if we with you could, would be able to measure its effects precisely enough even to say einstein was right. well actually, maybe there's a different force that the varying over time, but it's not constant. so you, kate, is designed to nail down that fundamental question. and that affects many other things about the way the universe not only has evolved, but how it will change into the future. but we universe actually fly apart and what some people called the big rich. or will it just cruise on in a most or being way you can should answer those questions. thank you for answering those questions in such an understandable way. there is a mark mccrae and from the european space agency again. many thanks. my pleasure. thank you. to germany. as long as pedestrian suspension bridge will open to the public on saturday, offering a new hanging out for trackers over 60

i think that christopher nolan took liberties with einstein. he had him play a bigger role than he actually did. he had oppenheimer ask him to do the calculations as to whether the air would be ignited by the blast. that was not the case. einstein was visited in long island in august of 1938 to sign a letter to roosevelt, warning him of the german efforts. so he famously gets credit for getting the ball rolling a getting the united states and the president to start this effort. but after that he did not go to los alamos, he did not play a big role. his equation was the fundamental principle of hind the atomic bomb. so his shadow was everywhere. but he was not. after the war, he was at princeton, at the institute for studies that oppenheimer was director of. so he and oppenheimer spent more time after the war when they were together there. but whether jewish scientists and their role in the manhattan project were vilified, that is hard to say. i think not particularly because all of the purchase pence were secret. the american public was not tol

who are you well, i told you, einstein's gingerbread where i don't understand. where is einstein buckle what's next? and then you're still sitting. aren't you bored here alone? you came to me, you didn't tell me anything, maxim help me, please, i told the truth all i know. then find them. in the meantime, i advise you to get security. yes, you went. do you know how you called me? bring me medicines for the new lab bitch why didn't you tell me? i thought you had tanya. that you killed her igor just think. where did they find the body? is everything in boxes? growth weight hair color of my height gray swallowed all the way pills. i don't know, maybe it hurts him that you are leaving evgeny alekseevich well , it looks like well, who is muratov yes, i understand, i understand. great. he worked here. for such work as he said alone, all four dead guards were found on the road, the rest of the victims they were found on the territory of the vegetable base in kolomna, carrying such a cargo that it was a well-planned robbery. well, i don't understand, huh? well, and so the major had to die a hun

mark: i wonder what albert einstein would think about virtual reality and the vision pro.of the story, what we are hearing is there is a slow go ramp up to the applevision prelaunch. $3500 device that requires an immense amount of customization. the logistics, the way they are going to launch online and in stores is a cumbersome process. early next year, early 2024 in the u.s., order the device online or in store. if you are buying it in the store, if you are in one of the major markets, l.a., new york, san francisco, texas, in those bigger stores you will have a new virtual reality vision pro experience area where you can buy the device, experience the device, have a customized, get training. if you are in the smaller market, you are able to buy it in a small corner at a table. over time they will ramp up that experience center but you will be able to get the vision pro in any u.s. retail store from the get-go. where things get complicated is if you have a vision prescription. you will have to upload your prescription to a website either through apple or ziess -- because

for a few weeks, and einstein's reaction is quite startling.rough this?" and oppenheimer shakes his head and apparently says to albert, "well, you don't understand." and he walks away, and einstein turns to his secretary and says, "there goes a nar." the yiddish for a fool. (fanfare plays) tv announcer: world attention was focused this week on the atomic energy commission building in washington, where a three-man board began special hearings on the security file of dr. j. robert oppenheimer, the nuclear scientist who developed the first a-bomb. the security hearing starts, and it quickly becomes clear that this is not just a security hearing. this is a trial. tv announcer: there's a new charge that the scientist opposed the development of the h-bomb. wellerstein: the deck is stacked against him, and it's ugly. they're wiretapping his conversations with his lawyer illegally and giving it to the prosecution so that they know exactly what's gonna happen. they are able to look at classified fbi files. he is not because he doesn't have a clearance,

einstein said dostoevsky gives me much more than any scientist. irresistible force. which arises only from a true work of art, by the way, he loved tolstoy and cervantes and mozart, i have ovechkin vova, too, by the way, loves mozart, which means as we will do with you. you will make me by next monday a comparative analysis of dostoevsky's white nights with two component landau neutrinos. i named correctly. what is the rationale behind this paradox? what do you think? kovalyov, you still haven’t handed me an essay on mayakovsky, maybe you can answer and see it orally. the fact is that i prefer shakespeare to mayakovsky. excuse me . it's better to be a sinner than to be reputed to be a sinner. if it should be judged not by ours, but by someone else's opinion. and mayakovsky's reinforced concrete uncle? it is not true. listen quietly. all that owns, my soul. and her wealth eat death to her. splendor, that will adorn eternity, my step into my very immortality, which, rumbling through all the ages , the knee of the bent ones will gather world speech.

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but the thing about walter's biography of einstein that fascinated me so much as he said, you know, einstein the greatest mathematician, he wasn't the greatest guy in the lab, but he visualized things. like that theory of relativity, he visualized lightning striking the train at the same time. and it wasn't something at the board. it was his imagination. >> -- about math, it's also about intuition, and the intuition a physicists is not entirely unrelated to the intuition of artists. that is the key to oppenheimer. it's about relatability. that's a very important part of the breakthroughs that have changed the world. >> oppenheimer was a very highly intelligent, extremely empathetic human being. he says, well, the trinity test was successful, this weapon is now going to be used on a japanese city. these poor little people are going to be the victims. >> august 6th, 1945. not a single plane carrying a single bomb opened the age we now live in. >> after trinity and after what happened in japan, he repositioned himself afterwards to try to figure out where he stood. it's a very unusual journey t

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, and albert einstein turns to his secretary and says, "there goes a nar," the yiddish for fool. >> has >> this past year, december 2022, the department of energy formally vacated the entire clearance hearing. the message there is that this shouldn't have happened. >> reporter: by then, oppenheimer had long since passed away. so he remains as the title of his biography says, the american prometheus who stole fire from the gods and was tortured ever after. but it's not a myth. >> and they won't understand it, not until they've used it. ♪ >> that was david mar n, and this i when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. you go by lots of titles veteran, son, dadad. -it's s time to geget up. -no. hair s stylist andnd cheerlead. so a adding a "“studenent” te might t feel overwrwhelm. whatat i

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>> oppenheimer walks away from einstein and albert einstein turns to his secretary and says, there goesyiddish for fool. >> reporter: has it ever been rectified. >> december 20 # 2, the department of energy formally vacated the entire hearing. the message is that this shouldn't have happened. >> reporter: by then, oppenheimer had long since passed away so he remains as the title of his biography says, the american prometheus who stole fire from the gods and was tortured ever after. but it's not a myth. >> and they won't understand it. not until they have used it. >> oppenheimer was at the center of a set of events that changed the world forever, like it or not. we still live in his world and we always will. we never just see the e numbers, we see t the people.e. my dad statarted trekk inin a red bararn inin waterloo,o, wisconsini. and now w it spans t the gl. you wanna take what was given to you and you wanna build it. and you u wanna passss it a. if i can do that, i would have done well. that's why we'e're here... to help make it happen. (bill) we made a promise to our boy blue that's

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brian: he is talking to einstein there.that conversation. >> amazing, and that later years after the war oppenheimer ended up running the study at princeton and einstein had been there for years and was there. they would meet and talk you are looking at two generations of leading scientists of their day. brian: i it's about that guy to, oppenheimer you. is it here for a short period time but you make it clear this is a mixed blessing for. >> is the first time scientists were ever asked by the military to try to win a war prevented never happened before suddenly science finds itself in the position of we have created this thing. what essay do we have and how it is used to question what do we have a say in how it i does uset the politicians? and so oppenheimer wound up in the postwar years he was in a complicated situation between science, government and the media. brian: do you think when he passed away he was viewed as a hero in america? >> i think his reputation has changed over time. he was rehabilitated in some degree by

thousands of americans and even albert einstein charles de gaulle and even the pope of rome demandedsh the death penalty of a married couple, but american power was adamant. there is one very important point, rosenberger, they passed on the secret of the atomic bomb not because they wanted no money, they were ideological spies who believed that the union was building a more progressive society and carte blanche should not be given to capitalism in the destruction of a competing system. apparently they well understood the peculiarities of us foreign policy and what its elites are like, today the military budget america not only exceeds the costs of any other country, on the contrary, these are fantastic resources inaccessible to any state. for example, last year the united states allocated $295 billion for vo operations , which means a lot. and like this yourself americans are surprised when they see the distribution of their military bases around the globe, a spectacle that speaks for itself, where should this very world be in danger? about what is happening today in america , a stat

music, but alternative thinking , but this, but there is, but this try this and the third once asked einstein. you don’t believe in god, and he believed very interesting precisely because i am a physicist. i believe in god. that is, in order in order to say whether it is or not , you yourself need to live through this experimental series , let's call it so, i saw this, i understand this, so i went through all the time, i need to smell it. here, well, here's to find out how to poke your head in there, that is, again with my athletics. what kind of story do you doubt this is one of those things that i say that not everyone thinks that they are being driven, this is what i was talking about, doubt it, because there is an opportunity to do it. e work on the bugs to the point. these are the main things that i would pay attention to. well, yes doubt doubt that you see the third advice. oh, by the way, doubt is a sign of an intelligent person, because only an idiot does not doubt what he sees in what he is told and in what he himself says. we had an intelligent person directly session of deep philos

one of einstein, the other of mahatma gandhi, and the third of a japanese woodblock print of a lady.: the shin-hanga sculley talks about is likely a work titled "morning hair." sculley says the production process for the computers reflected that used in shin-hanga. japanese woodblock prints were produced by separate people -- artists, carvers and printers. but shin-hanga artists conveyed their plan directly to the carver and printer. the aim is to keep the results as close to the original idea as possible. the number of layers increased as artists pushed the boundaries. in some cases, more than 30. this kind of self-expression resonated deeply with jobs. >> i do remember distinctly that he was very excited when he came back and we met in new york at the end of march, talking about the shin-hanga. because he said, i really was so excited on this trip because i thought that the woodblocks were made by different people and it was a collective process. and then i was introduced to the shin-hanga where it was the individual expression of a person from artist to carver to printer. and he s

armies, a, followed the morale and the most striking example is the most famous example of albert einsteina , who fought against looting, but imposed regular indemnities on the occupied city, so that the soldiers would observe discipline, of course, they did not braid, but at least, and so, er, so he had designs. and, probably, cash fidelity was built on the regularity of payments to a large extent. so, that is, here is the same wallenstein, as a very large one of the largest commanders of that time, one of his tasks, apparently, was to keep it. actually under the control of his army. yes, yes, it turns out like this, well, this is such a specificity, after all, for he must think strategies, but then you understand, it's not clear who, but this is what critics always said is that this is what everyone who read the ancients authors, and then i read it, and the italian humanists all of them had this question, if there are people who are ready, uh , to fight for money or do something for money, then where is the common good, but to understand in general, the good existed and there was the con

once, albert einstein was asked how we can make our children smarter his answer was surprisingly simplebe smart, read them fairy tales. and if you want them to be even smarter, read more of their fairy tales - people happily continue to follow this valuable advice. it’s not easy, rereading the well-known works about kolobok ivan tsarevich or the princess on the pea. well, by creating our own new ones someday we will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again. do not rush to grow up, read russian literature and follow the fashion trends in the cultural life of our country , alina was not at war with you and remember to be cultured. it's fashionable see you in a week before new cultural meetings. away from the bustle of the city. here are your roots and your strength. go ahead to come to you. slow down and enjoy the moment. and the direction will tell the elements every step. shapotite leaves shine, the sun, like holy fractions, our lives are formed. i would like to have a closer look at this world. and every day to discover something new, and this tactic is for us. 'cause we cut it

the ice battles on the lake in april 1.242, which is often judged based on the film sergei from einstein music of sergei prokofiev, who created a textured artistic image, but there is also a purely scientific view of the historical event, it is defended by a group of enthusiasts from a private museum in the village of samolva. here are collected the materials of the expedition, which in the middle of the 20th century was carried out by the academy of sciences of the ussr in order to clarify the place or before the massacre later , objects made by modern pskov craftsmen on a six-meter kurgan appeared in the exposition. in september 21 , the memorial complex prince alexander was opened nevsky squads, but the basis of the museum are historical artifacts. collected 60-70 years ago, very difficult conditions to keep the memory to tell people about this event. there really was feats. imagine after the war, only 12-15 years have passed and the state. spent a lot of money on this expedition. she gave, of course, the fruit she determined the place of the battle of the ice. and this is very import

oh, there was a form, yes, well , here is einstein's equation.mous one is, in general, one of the most famous formulas in the world, probably, yes. i = after the first round, which was surprising for you. it's just suspiciously easy in a bank. we have doubled our money. 40.000 rub. okay okay let's see what happens next mark how does the feeling of the game respect. this is my composition, of course. sasha zhenya, well, and it's you , too, the enemy, and sasha zhenya, well, and these two, too but but i'm joking funny, very sparkling. no andrei lvovich also plays well with us, that they blush, but now, in my opinion, this happened to me. go in the last game, by the way, in the one-on-one round, andrey lvovich snatched a victory from the viewer for 20,000 rubles. i took it from a girl, chelyabinsk, in my opinion. yes, you now praised took 20,000 rubles in cold blood. girls, i just felt that too overpraised right there. yes? i why quickly is correct, and i will explain why, because here i had a previous car, which, in principle, passed a little, but

einstein or those people. >> oppenheimer is a very important figure in world history. reporter: some scenes from the movie were filmed on uc berkeley's campus. just down the street from the theater that plans to throw -- show the film. j.r. stone, abc7news. dan: tonight, there's a growing grassroots effort to save the legendary anchor brewing business in san francisco. last week, the oldest craft brewery in the country said it was going out of business after 127 years. but now it's workers want to try to salvage it before it closes for good. workers in the union have contacted the brewery's owner to try to run it as an employee owned cooperative. they hope to have a response tomorrow. a spokesperson says two dozen investors have expressed interest in acquiring some or all of the brewery. there's plenty more to learn about the history of anchor brewing and is part in the bay area beer landscape. for more, we have a full look back at the making and meaning of anchor brewing through the years. it's up now on abc7news.com/local. ama: san jose had 28 it happened after 1:00

that you didn’t do anything, that you’re just a person of these small selfies einstein didn’t take aabout him and they say and will say so. you have to be a person, uh, some kind of aspiration. and this desire to freeze yourself in case when you can then more efficiently and efficiently reproduce. tears off the biological person. and it seems to me that there is something very animal in this spiritual person. well, you say, this is a sign of the civilizational development of the process. but it's good in this case, i think it's bad. but we are still our million-plus cities, our cultures. although we are many confessional countries, we gravitate toward the western european tradition. now later they marry later gives birth and so on a woman makes a career women earn their living the future were responsible for the birth of a child. and i do not see that it was a more responsible attitude towards the child. this desire is the desire to forgive. then you see forty-year-olds already starting to sit men women in shorts with a cheerful print. this is a more responsible attitude. uh, or snea

it was an idea by einstein. to modify uses the questions at this time by hitting a constant, which is labeled by the greek collector lunda. he did it for different reasons you wanted to get the static universe now the measurements or the measurements up to now. so just the, actually, it is something like that concept that you suggested, but actually it's a different value that gives some acceleration of the universe. it's a discovery may 25 years to go back to teams or look that exploding stars go super novi. and they concluded that the leaders of those companies have won the prize. so the point is, i'm some put something by hand. do you know just with the pencil in the paper hypothesizing. something which now we think is giving dick's original universe, but we still want to quantify it. and to check is it really concept with time? does it change with time? what's execs value? and of course then dorothy shows may be in you einstein figure out this domain, well unfortunately have to leave it there. we kind of dis

i think that christopher nolan took liberties with einstein. a bigger role than he actually did. he had oppenheimer ask him to do the calculations as to whether the air would be ignited by the blast. that was not the case. einstein was visited in long island in august of 1938 to sign a letter to roosevelt, warnin him of the german efforts. so he famously gets credit for getting the ball r and getting the united states and the president to start this effort. but after that he did not go to los alamos, he did not play a big role. his equation was the fundamental principle of hind the atomic bomb. so his shadow was everywhere. but he was not. after the war, he was at princeton, at the institute for studies that oppenheimer was director of. so he and oppenheimer spent more time after the war when they were together there. but whether jewish scientists and their role in the manhattan project were vilified, that is hard to say. i think not particularly because all of the purchase pence were secret. the american public was not told who was working on

about this law in alaska, i realized that those who live in chukotka are a conference of kulibin einsteins, compared to those who live in alaska, it is forbidden by law to throw out of the window of a flying plane in alaska. you didn't guess? generally managed to sue the law. the law of the second thermodynamics in the hall, surely there are technically educated people this law says that we are waiting for the heat death of the universe in 5 billion years. the court was taken in earnest. i don't know who they want to sue. but they don’t want to live in a universe that is 5 billion years from now, that is, they themselves are in for a thermal death. it’s the same as hitting a drunk with his nose on the asphalt and sue newton, in general, i must say that i won’t go to california because i found out about the two laws that are there, the first one is forbidden to lick. toads and frogs , you know, i don’t know about you, but i’ll see how toad. oh, so i lick it somewhere. and i don’t even know how they formulated the second law, our deputies would not allow it. still, such our literate people a

einstein or those people. >> oppenheimer is a very important figure in world history.ter: some scenes from the movie were filmed on uc berkeley's campus. just down the street from the theater that plans to throw -- show the film. j.r. stone, abc7news. dan: tonight, there's a growing grassroots effort to save the legendary anchor brewing business in san francisco. last week, the oldest craft brewery in the country said it was going out of business after 127 years. but now it's workers want to try to salvage it before it closes for good. workers in the union have contacted the brewery's owner to try to run it as an employee owned cooperative. they hope to have a response tomorrow. a spokesperson says two dozen investors have expressed interest in acquiring some or all of the brewery. there's plenty more to learn about the history of anchor brewing and is part in the bay area beer landscape. for more, we have a full look back at the making and meaning of anchor brewing through the years. it's up now on abc7news.com/local. ama: san jose had 28 it happened after 1:00 this m