in the middle of nowhere, on a mountain — like, nothing else around it — and it's like something from a �*60s spy movie or something. it's incredible. the institute of the sun believe i'm actually allowed in here. it was once home to a top—secret project, testing the capabilities of military equipment to withstand extreme heats. whoa! what an incredible view! dr shavkat nurmatov is one of the people in charge. so tell me, originally, why was this whole institute created? it was a time of race between capitalistic system and soviet system. the furnace was built to rival its french equivalent, the only other of its kind in the world. first, the main idea was about achieving high temperatures in the focal spot by cheap and fast way, and 3,000 degrees c required to test some facilities. at that time, it was military tests, the focal spot... to see how military equipment can deal with extreme temperature, yes? yes, yes. for example, a simulation of nuclear power explosion, testing of protecting material of space shuttles. it works by turning 62 mirrored panels to bounce the sun onto 10,000 tiny mirrors onto the dish—shaped building. they then focus the sun's ray

of the russian economy and its citizens. and at the end of the issue, our traditional section: a space weather forecast, which we compile together with our colleagues from the institute of space research. in 2024, the sunvity. and powerful magnetic storms will be observed on earth almost every month. the situation on our star is very tense. let me remind you that on the very first day of the new year, half an hour after the chimes struck 12, the most a major flare of this cycle, reaching level x5. it’s good that the ejection missed the ground, and this is just the beginning. the twenty-fourth year promises. to be a rich event, this is of course symbolic, that the year begins with such a big bang, we will reach a peak this year, and accordingly, after this, perhaps in the second half of the year , activity will slowly go down, here comes a year, maximum, a year will be interesting, and of course we will watch it with interest, on the surface of the sun facing the earth there are several centers of activity, in which a significant number of flares are formed every day, but... with rare exceptions of low power, insufficient to influence our planet. on average, the sun continues to produce 10 to 20 flares

in the fall of the specialist of the institute of cosmic research, january... there will be several times a month, so as the sunyear will continue to the maximum with your actyўnastі. pik chakaetstsa ў mai-cherveni, here we go specialists say that at the end of the day there will be more powerful outbreaks than there were earlier. however, at the end of the year there is a significant decline in prices. there is a lot of trouble in chinese harbin and there is no trace of captivity. here the temperature has been so bad for the last few days, with temperatures dropping from -10 to -25. true, then the heat is visible to the patient. yes to all our minuses. the narrowness of harbin is robbed by the chinese margins, there are thousands of them, and their own sluggish sums are being created. in contrast, there is a group of marginal pensioners. the youngest child is already 70 years old, to the elder. 89 years ago, they are firmly convinced that their healthy health and the life of the galese are bound by love and winter baths. zhykhars of murmansk sabralіsya soptsy sonechnaya gorka, kab ubachyts pershy svyatanak pas

of institutes and centers, including the laboratory of experimental astrophysics of the abram yoffe institute of physics and technology. koronos worked for 278 days and collected the most valuable scientific data. images of the sund in the hard ultraviolet and x-ray ranges, heating was studied plasma in the transition layer of the dense photosphere and chromosphere of the sun, to the rarefied corona of our star and the solar corona itself. microflares were recorded in the ultraviolet range. this has not been possible before, and this is not all. the total volume of information received is 380 gb, and it is still being processed. this is what this day in history was like. dad and i went here as children, we also lay like that, silent, figure skater, but i’m not skating, just skating, focus on training, you dreamed of this cup, you can jump, but why do you if you don’t believe it yourself, i will prepare myself, the thirst for victory is in her blood, go ahead, we will take on this matter. this will be an honest detective. let's translate from clerical to understandable, everything is not so scary if there are instructions. new details of the attack on the us base in jordan, why american air defense systems were u

of the russian economy and its citizens. and at the end of the issue is our traditional section: a space weather forecast, which we compile together with our colleagues from the iran space research institute. the sunpeak of activity, and powerful magnetic storms will be observed on earth almost every month. the situation on our star is very tense. let me remind you that on the first day of the new year, half an hour after the chimes struck 12, the largest outbreak of this cycle was registered, reaching the level x5. it’s good that the ejection missed the ground, this is just the beginning. twenty-fourth. on the surface of the sun facing the earth there are several centers of activity, and a significant number are formed in them every day. flares, but with rare exceptions of low power, insufficient to influence our planet. on average, the sun continues to produce from 10 to 20 flares daily, at the same time, upward trends are recorded, a gradual pumping of energy into the active centers is observed, and a noticeable increase in the x-ray emission of the sun is also observed, its the level is approximately five times higher than the value... which was just a year ago, two weeks apart, current and fu

of institutes and centers, including laboratory of experimental astrophysics of the abram yoffe institute of physics and technology. coronos worked for 278 days, collected the most valuable scientific data, images of the sun in... the heating of plasma in the transition layer of the dense photosphere and chromosphere of the sun, to the rarefied corona of our star and the solar corona itself was studied. microflares were recorded in the ultraviolet range. this has not been possible before, and this is not all. the total volume of information received is 380 gb, and it is still being processed. this is what this day was like stories. my dad and i went here as children, and we also lay like this. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. let's translate from clerical to understandable, everything is not so scary if there are instructions. social and economic development of st. petersburg and the leningrad region, expansion of the road network, preservation of cultural heritage sites. vladimir putin discussed these and other topics with the heads of two russian regions. evgenia petrukhina will tell you in detail about the president's working meetings. it's really special award, commemor

in the middle of nowhere, on a mountain — like, nothing else around it — and it's like something from a '60s spy movie or something. it's incredible. the institute of the sun institute created? it was a time of race between capitalistic system and soviet system. the furnace was built to rival its french equivalent, the only other of its kind in the world. first, the main idea was about achieving high temperatures in the focal spot by cheap and fast way, and 3,000 degrees c required to test some facilities. at that time, it was military tests, the focal spot... to see how military equipment can deal with extreme temperature, yes? yes, yes. for example, a simulation of nuclear power explosion, testing of protecting material of space shuttles. it works by turning 62 mirrored panels to bounce the sun onto 10,000 tiny mirrors onto the dish—shaped building. they then focus the sun's rays onto a small furnace known as the concentrator. and you can even see for yourself just how powerful the sun can be when reflected off mirrors. yeah? 0k. so you hold it... oh, look at that! immediately! within two or three seconds, this stick gets to 1,000 degrees celsius. absolu

the same amount of stuff from the indian institute of integrative medicine instrument ago. the development is also raising consent reset to nashua. and ashcroft is working to safeguard the future of sun from in kashmir here in this mountain this territory. the spice is not only a cultural us, it is also an important source of income. so since last 13 years, i've been working on different aspects of south run biology and the feedback reed to seed from farming community was that there are 3 major reasons for declining combat from uh, production. one is on developing the deals, quality, planting materials. second is called broad disease and tubs, lack of integration, facility molding 10 years ago, she created a large gene database detailing over 60000 sequences of stuff, wrong code, cuz it's the a miss to develop a plant that can withstand the new conditions created by climate change. we have identified the genes, we are in the process off for a little um and coming up with improved smart sap from the drought and many other if i pick stresses and call it in to calm dropped as been india is the world's 2nd largest stuff from producer of to run, it takes skill to remove the statements of

especially, that astronomers from the institute of solar-terrestrial physics have long been warning that the sunent cycle , will reach its peak of activity in the twenty-fourth year. which will lead to a whole series of powerful magnetic storms. this year the sun will experience stronger flares than before. scientists expect maximum anomalies in may-june. but the first signs, or rather bursts of coronary activity, have already begun. experts recorded an impressive flare from the sun. already today our planet will feel the full fury of the sun. the earth will be covered by a powerful magnetic storm that will rage for at least a day. the condition of weather-dependent people can greatly deteriorate. it is recommended to drink more water, rest, reduce stress and exercise. more often than others , people with problematic blood vessels suffer during solar radiation emissions. according to the study , the number of heart attacks and strokes during such periods increases by as much as 30%. the auroras may look stunning from here on earth, but the geomagnetic storms that cause them could pose a possible

according to the russian space research institute, they will occur several times a month, as the sun will reach its maximum activity this year. the peak is expected in may-june, with a number of specialists. believes that the sun will have stronger flares than it was a year earlier, but by the end of the year solar activity should go down. my colleagues will have more information at 15:00 on our air, all the best. terazzarosnik innia near the early forest. let's get some sleep, let's hold our breaths, don't worry about it, that's what we're all masters of. mil gilevich. dmitry islanovich, good evening, good, it looks like we are developing a new project tradition, starting the year with the editors-in-chief and ending the year, but for now let’s move on to a more established tradition. in the last minutes of the year , millions of belarusians are waiting for the president's new year's address, you probably remember them all, well, such and such a biography. the new year is a good occasion to unite nations based on common values, what and what was the most important thing you heard in our president’s speech? murat sergeevich, you know, i probably remember the feeling, more lik

the world. a grinning cocoa cap, a bouncing yellow sun, a plastic combination for any animators out to attract the attention of small children. but this video produced by finland's national audio visual institute has an important message about the media. these kids are consuming, it's being designed to help pre primary school children walk out what's real, what's not, and what can be done if that that's good or confused by what i see. that's because in finland, no one is too young to stop thinking about the reliability of the information they encounter. the approach that we are promoting is that that you have to start with very young children. before the school age and a new start with basic elements of, of media and understanding of what media is about, then you built the understanding that there's always some one behind each picture and each story and the, the, the old or the children, get the beeper. you go into these different parts of media and content creation and production, maybe a local 5 or a let me send the most media literacy is not one single subject, is total trustful subjects, for example, and finish language and literature. we teach to basic skills. we talked about fake news so