everyone, this is the podcast of schrödinger's cat, and i am its leading scientific journalist, grigory tarasevichander karpov, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, there are einstein's elements and they were obtained as a result of thermonuclear explosions as a side reaction, in general, why is the periodic table up to does it get somewhere further and stop? well , first of all, we probably need to say what it means in nature, yes, because nature, we usually say that uranium, the element with number 92 , is the heaviest in nature, we mean primarily the earth, maybe the solar system , well, everything that comes to us on... the earth from somewhere from outer space, in this sense , uranium is indeed considered to be the heaviest element that is found in such gigantic macroscopic quantities, and heavier elements, some of them are found on earth , but many in the universe, where these elements are continuously synthesized, yes, in principle they can be there, the same with einstein and fermat, of course, they are in the broad sense of understanding nature. stable, or those that live without

with you is the popular science podcast schrödinger's cat and i am its host grigory tarasevich, chieff odna. happens in schools, we have guests today, singer victoria daineka, a psychologist, the main one especially about children’s bullying, which is an expert in the no bullying program, maria afonina. hello hello! hello, let's start right away with the personal, the emotional, i hope we can handle it, let's each of us tell our story of school bullying, that's who is ready first, victoria, you're brave, let's try, okay, let's try, my story of school bullying began with my first performances at our school, in our pop studio, here i'm generally in i basically learned what a modern word is. at our school there were these large benches with wooden coverings in the corridors, where it was possible to compile a dictionary of swear words in relation to. surnames of vicki daineka, all the shops there were simply written off in my honor, one day i went to the toilet, there were no partitions in our toilet, there was just a large tile wall with my name and surname written in lipstick, the whol

our podcast on this...emotional note, it was the schödinger’s cat podcast, and i am its host grigory tarasevichof the schrödinger’s cat magazine. hello, this is a theater podcast. and i and its host anton getman, today we have an unusual episode on air with two guests at once, with whom we will discuss how there are two key theatrical professions in the theatrical process, in the professional process: director and artist, and we will discuss this with my friend, artistic director of the moscow drama theater named after pushkin, evgeny pisarev with the incredible wonderful artist of the same theater alexandra ursulyak. hello, zhenya, hello, sasha. hello, greetings, the route by which you got to the pushkin theater is surprisingly similar, you graduated from the moscow art theater school at different times, with a difference of 10 years, yes, you ended up at the pushkin theater, where i work to this day, tell me, that’s it what happened before emhat studios school, your dreams of becoming artists, they also coincide or maybe these are different stories, somehow we never discussed it, we discussed

organization, with you is the popular science podcast schrödinger's cat, and i am its host grigory taraseviche magazine of the same name shroedinger `s cat. hello, today we will talk about a rather difficult, at least for me, emotional topic about bullying and especially about children’s bullying that happens in schools, our guests today are singer victoria daineka, psychologist, chief expert of the no bullying program, maria afonina. hello, hello, hello, let's get started right away. from the personal, from the emotional, i hope we can handle it, let each of us tell our story of school bullying, that’s who is ready first, victoria, you’re brave, let’s try, ok, let's try, my history of school bullying began with my first performances at our school, in our pop studio, here i basically learned what the modern word hate is, in our school there were these: in the corridors there were large benches with wooden coverings, where it was possible to compile a dictionary of swear words regarding the last name of vika daineka, there simply all the benches were written off in my honor, one day i went to

this was kut schjödinger's podcast, and i am its host, grigory tarasevich, our guest today, alexanderscientist-secretary of the laboratory of nuclear reactions of the joint institute for nuclear research. watch all episodes of the schöddinger's cat podcast on the channel one website and may the power of science be with you. you came from america, from the same one, to russia, and there, oh god, it’s just one beauty after another, everything went very well quickly, our son was born , jealousy begins, we sinned a little, me. participant of the svo as a volunteer, by the way, you have awards, everything, so we will look for the terrible one on the face, the kind one inside, i understand. i'm larisa guzleeva, let's get married, good afternoon, today the bride is ekaterina, alina and anna, and our groom is sergei. sergei, 43 years old, ironically found all his wives in the main department store in moscow, but i am sure that on the let's get married program, the assortment of brides is much richer. sergey used to produce films abroad, now creates large projects in the field of artificial in

hello everyone, this is schrödinger's podcast, and i am its leading scientific journalist, grigory tarasevich, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, scientist. tsar of the laboratory of nuclear reactions of the joint institute for nuclear research, hello, today we have such a topic, maybe a little strange for those who are used to such a strict division in school into physics and chemistry, look, this is our anniversary year, 190 years of mendeleev, 145 years old einstein, each of these two wonderful scientists, a symbol of an entire science, like einstein, a symbol of physics, mendeleev, so the einstein element was obtained as a result of thermonuclear explosions as a byproduct reaction. in general, why does the periodic table get to somewhere and then stop? well, first of all, we probably need to say what it means in nature, yes, because nature, we usually say that uranus, the element with number 92, is the heaviest in nature, we mean, first of all, the earth , maybe the solar system, well, everything that comes to us ... the earth from somewhere from outer space, in this sense, ura

i remind you that we have a podcast with you schrödinger's cat, i am his host grigory tarasevich, ourthe main property that determines his life, and we don’t do what we don’t have to do, we don’t store two words if they are the same, but in the area of ​​expressive vocabulary, please, we have whole rows, us, for example, for the meaning of steal, eat, steal, whistle, slam, there is no situation when you can say slam, but you cannot say steal, i will not continue this series, it is quite long. why is it arranged this way, because if we will use one word to express an expressive meaning, then it will be erased, it will lose its expression, it will be meaningless, and so we have a deck that we shuffle, yes, there remains a slight feeling of novelty, yes, that is, these meanings of surprise, they still exist, the same with personal vocabulary, if we use it all the time, if we get used to it, and we get used to it, by the way, mind you, then... it loses its expression, if before, there many years ago , well, as far as we can remember, go out into the street and hearing an offensive word wa

everyone, this is the podcast with schrödinger’s cat and me its leading scientific journalist grigory tarasevichdoctor of physics, mathematician. such a strict division into physics at school is a little strange for those who are accustomed to chemistry. look, this is our anniversary year, 190 years of mendeleev, 145 years of einstein, each of these two wonderful scientists, a symbol of an entire science, like einstein. einstein, there is an element named after mendeleev, much after his death, what makes them special? is that they do not exist in nature, and einstein’s element was obtained as a result of thermonuclear explosions as a side reaction. in general, why does the periodic table get to somewhere and then stop? well, first of all, we probably need to say what it means in nature, yes, because nature, we usually say when, that uranus, element number 92, is the most heavy in nature, we mean, first of all, the earth, perhaps the solar system. well, everything that comes to us on earth comes from somewhere from outer space, in this sense , uranium is indeed considered to be the heaviest eleme

everyone, this is the podcast of schrödinger's cat and i am its leading scientific journalist grigory tarasevichnces, scientist-secretary of the laboratory of nuclear reactions. joint institute for nuclear research, hello, we have such a topic today, maybe a little strange for those who are used to such a strict division in physics at school and chemistry. look, this year is our anniversary, mendeleev is 190 years old, einstein is 145 years old, each of these two wonderful scientists is a symbol of an entire science, just as einstein is a symbol of physics, mendeleev is a symbol of chemistry, what alexander is doing, well, as i understand it, where -something between einstein and mendeleev in a metaphorical sense, but i would like the periodic table to appear on the screen now, the same one that we are used to at school, here we have the ninety-ninth, which is named after einstein, there is an element named after mendeleev, already much after his death, what is their peculiarity, is that they do not exist in nature and... einstein's element was obtained as a result of thermonuclear explosions as

popular science podcast schrödinger’s cat, and i’m its host, the chief editor of zhurdinger, grigory tarasevich ordinary things can be viewed from the point of view from the point of view of science. the topic of today's meeting is a knife, an ordinary knife that we cut sandwiches or something else, we will discuss with physicist nikolai milovanov, ph.d., physics teacher, host of popular physics channels, and mikhail samonov, chef. mikhail, let's start with you. what does cutting something mean to you? well, cutting means cutting something up, firstly, the product that comes to our kitchen needs to be processed with something, this is directly a tool for cooks, chefs who process products to make it easier for them work, for this there is such a very interesting tool for deboning, again, game there or something else, a knife is a tool that is needed and necessary in the kitchen. nikolay, i think your answer will be more complex, what does it mean to cut? all bodies, uh, everything that surrounds us, consist of the smallest particles of atoms, uh, which are in constant motion, at small distances,

everyone, this is the podcast of schrödinger's cat, and i am its leading scientific journalist grigory tarasevichh. hello, today we have such a topic, maybe it may be a little strange for those who are accustomed to such a strict division into physics and chemistry at school. look, this is our anniversary year, 190 years of mendeleev, 145 years of einstein, each of these. two wonderful scientists, a symbol of an entire science, just as einstein is a symbol of physics, mendeleev is a symbol of chemistry, what alexander is doing, well, as i understand it, somewhere between einstein and mendeleev in a metaphorical sense, but i would like to now the periodic table appeared on the screen, the same one we were used to at school, here we have ninety-nine, which is named after einstein's ninth, is an element named. mendeleev's honor is already strong after his death, what is their peculiarity, is that they do not exist in nature, and einstein's element was obtained as a result of thermonuclear ... which is found in such gigantic macroscopic quantities, and heavier elements, some of them are found on eart

this is the popular science podcast schrödinger's cat, and i am its host, grigory tarasevich. editor-in-chiefthe personal, with the emotional, i hope we can handle it, let's each of us tell our story of school bullying, that's who is ready first, victoria, you're brave, let's try, okay, let's try, my story school bullying began with my first performances at our school, in our pop studio, here i basically learned something... such a modern word hait, in our school there were these large benches with wooden coverings in the corridors, where there was it was possible to compile a dictionary of swear words regarding the last name of vicki daineka, all the benches there were simply written off in my honor, one day i went to the toilet, there were no partitions in our toilet, there was just a large wall of tiles, where my name and surname were written in lipstick and... the whole wall was covered with some creepy things, words, all this, not to mention the desks and so on, and if this was such a written form of hatred towards me, then there were also personal speeches from some girls from our schoo