back in 1714 was the longitude prize. it was a $20,000 prize put on by the british government to help us figure out where we were from a longitudal basis when we were crossing the oceans. and everybody assumed when they put this prize out there that it would either be a ship's captain or it would be an astronomer that won this prize. and it was actually a clock maker. and he was this outside innovator that nobody ever would have expected to win a prize like this. napoleon used prizes. we have canned food because napoleon's army needed to be fed and so they figured out a way to preserve food, right. lindbergh flew across the atlantic for a prize. there was a $25,000 prize for the first person that could fly non-stop from paris to new york or new york to paris. and it went on and on and on. in fact, prizes were one of the main tools that governments had to get innovation because either, you know, our modern research institutions weren't set up or, you know, the money just wasn't being set. and then came around world war i,

this village itself, where did it hit when the rockets hit and compare x- changed by latitude and longitude eh both kyiv and lviv hurt just about this whole place, that is, i didn’t believe it at first, and then i looked there by mistake in a few minutes, and it’s not very much, it’s several kilometers, it really looks like it, what do you think about this one, this one a new theory so conspiratorial that it's just that some drunk russian gunner entered the coordinates incorrectly and the missile flew in the wrong direction, do you remember the investigation questionnaire called there murderers on the shoulder, when actually young officers there, the e-e of the russian army ensure the input of coordinates into these missiles, we see that these cycles occur once every two weeks, and this provision of coordinates turns out to be quite time-consuming, because it is necessary to ensure that every time the missiles are launched along a new route with new coordinates with new ties to the local anti-aircraft defense system of the pp system in our country is constantly changing. they are trying to

to be honest, i tried to check it and there really is an error of a few minutes, well, the longitudey a few kilometers, there are several nations, it really looks like the truth. well , it looks like the truth. i understand that in this conspiracy theory is at least a little bit like the truth, including those that, for example, 5g towers carry covid and so on, why not so to speak well, nevertheless, can it be considered that such a theory makes sense? yes, look in fact if in general, to analyze such events of such a nature, then it is impossible to say that such a version can take place there, or that one of the versions may not be true. at the same time, it is still necessary to wait for some preliminary results of the investigation including with the participation of ukrainian specialists, because we know that this is not the first case when there was a similar incident, i.e. everyone still remembers in march at the beginning of the war there was a case when uh, accordingly, there was a plane uh, a reconnaissance drone assigned there to detect anomalies air defense then 144 crashe

is the last of the ancient russian cartographic monuments compiled without determining the exact longitudesatitudes from the same time the era of creating maps based on geodetic data begins. hello great yeah to be engaged in the production of nets, repairing torn nets for fishermen brigade there is simply no time, but for the elderly, this is both an additional income and an opportunity to transfer rich experience. sanych has not gone to sea for a long time, but former fishermen do not go fishing before either. here, and then i had to leave here to guard in the pharmacy. and earn it in this way, because on a fishing trip. the old masters practically do not sit idle, they have enough orders. as long as there is omul in baikal, they say, local watchmen. there will always be work for people at home, vladimir faifer is waiting for his daughter. lera and uliana they always beg dad to take them with himself to go fishing, but so far he has not succeeded in any way . anything can happen in the sea, it is always dangerous even when baikal is calm - these are elements that are not subject to man. he

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shelling was a classic artillery preparation before a decisive offensive for which the insidious enemy longitude was carefully preparing, they struck powerfully they hit us on communications and control, in front of this fire, they cleaned the equipment, they were targeted by the intention of the enemy, the attack on communications and logistics was supposed to completely destroy the combat capability of the brigade, deprive its units of controllability and supply of the most necessary since the 24th. we did not even have the possibility of provisions to bring 200 of the first ones there for 4-5 days, we were fed by the locals, the enemy hoped that the ukrainian soldiers would be scared and run, because according to military normative documents, a huge russian group would have quickly defeat the 53rd brigade, that is, the brigade could hold out for 2-3 days, but the brigade held on and is holding on. so far, but not the invaders, they have failed thanks to the indomitability of our soldiers and infantry officers. it is not for nothing that they are called the queen of the fields, because the inf

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countries, namely pakistan, will be more exposed, more deeply vulnerable than others living in cooler longitudesmillions of people are going into winter without shelter or livelihood. already struggling through an economic crisis, a climate disaster has plunged them into further despair. the waters may have receded, but here, they still feel stranded. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, balochistan. in the final hours before crucial midterm elections. the polls will determine who controls congress for the next two years — and they'll almost certainly set the agenda for the next presidential contest in 202a. this is the scene live in beltsville, in maryland where president biden is expected to address supporters shortly. you can see jill you can seejill biden they're addressing the crowds. both donald trump and joe biden have been lending their weight to their chosen candidates rallies over the weekend, with several rallies in the key battleground state of pennsylvania. in maryland, as are watching right now. joining me now from pennsylvania is our north america correspondent john sudworth. he's been

countries, namely pakistan, will be more exposed, more deeply vulnerable than others living in cooler longitudester or livelihood. millions remain homeless. already struggling through an economic crisis, a climate disaster has plunged them into further despair. the waters may have receded, but here, they still feel stranded. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, balochistan. i'm joined now by professor jacqueline peel — she is director of melbourne climate futures at university of melbourne. it's great to get you on the programme, professor. idon�*t it's great to get you on the programme, professor. i don't know how much of my colleague's report you are able to watch or listen into, but it really highlights the issue here that countries like pakistan, who have been devastated by recent flooding, are now in a situation where they need to rebuild— and that goes to the heart of the problems at this cop27, in terms of compensation for poor countries. terms of compensation for poor countries-_ terms of compensation for poor countries. ~ , , ., ., countries. absolutely, and thanks for havin: countries. absol

voynovskaya group 69 ° north latitude, 39 °, 34 minutes east longitude to shoot exclusively in qualitying. what will we do in any way to pray time for this now is the best time. they don't shoot, so they need us alive. unpleasant fellow travelers thanks again for your help. don't forget to convey nikolai gerasimovich's bow to kuznetsov. let's go, i'll escort you to the plane . he is a good man. but this is how it happens officially reliable. the main thing is that they know. eyes on him interceptions of alexander matvich on the keys worked radio stations, we wanted them quietly warm here, but it didn’t work out. no hard feelings no risks working with papers you are engaged in analytics, you do everything that i say. this is clear. or you will immediately fly to leningrad. listen, comrade lieutenant colonel, no risks, i deal only with papers. go. already working on the text. the last group of digits is even that of the previously intercepted cipher group. how long it will take to decrypt is not yet known. so that almost the entire page is filled here, if it were a request for evacuation

countries, namely pakistan, will be more exposed, more deeply vulnerable than others living in cooler longitudesshelter or livelihood. millions remain homeless. already struggling through an economic crisis, a climate disaster has plunged them into further despair. the waters may have receded, but here, they still feel stranded. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, balochistan. in his address to the summit, the prime minister rishi sunak said it was morally and economically right to tackle climate change and reduce energy dependency. his message was echoed by his predecessor borisjohnson who's also attending cop27, who called on leaders not to weaken their commitment to net zero, which means cutting greenhouse gas emissions to as close to zero as possible. our political editor chris mason is travelling with the prime minister and sent this report. dramatic music. this is what international diplomacy looks and sounds like, or at least what the egyptian hosts want us to see and hear. ceremony, serenity, smiles, handshakes. inside, in often cramped meeting rooms, it looks rather more like this. here is t

this is the latitude of kiev and the longitude of lvov, which means that someone made up the flight taskn such a way that polyakov would definitely be hurt and this someone would have it. feeling, let it be very black, but still humor, in any case, the arrival was not an accidental provocation, it was man-made and purposeful, it is still remarkable. with all the evidence of the perpetrators the polish side entrusted the opportunity to start a full-fledged world war to the elders in the alliance ; fortunately, all this opportunity was neglected, but warsaw and kiev were ready for any service. and this in turn. it means that everything on the planet is ready for a really big war. done just reach the makers. came off the current moment is not suitable. however, apply your opinion. they can at any moment, but there will be no reason behind the case and there will be a rocket and a tractor will be chosen, which is not a pity and a couple of peasants donate, in the end ends against the backdrop of subsequent destruction and casualties. it will be a real trifle of electrophiles around the plane

you can use the coordinates, which is a long, you know, 5.2678 latitude longitude, or you can give someones which can sometimes be a long address. cut it down along address into three words. by dividing everything across the world into into 10 ft by 20. so exactly we translate long gps coordinates into three simple words. three simple words. alright. yeah that's the basic understanding of it. so everyone watching out there right now, um , right now on tv right now on the internet, but it's going to be watching they have where they're standing. there is a three word phrase for that exact location. exactly and so i'm actually sitting at brains, large green area, right. here is the three m square, the 10 ft square that we're that we're sitting in 10 ft, right? everything and you've met the entire world like this. we've done the entire world and we've done it in 54 different languages. so we've done it in english and french and spanish and portuguese and malayalam. exact locations had these three random words. they don't really it didn't seem like they have any. you know, you gave the one for

was a difficult birth and when ah, then the nurse takes out this envelope, fortunately this is the longitudestand it. eh, as far as i understand, including now and even at this very second and most importantly, the moment when this a nurse with this envelope there to become my dad and aha well, don’t you give daddy? give it to a brother, brother, yes, and i have everything inside. a lot of responsibility and, uh, well, somehow, in general , it turned out, and now evelina also knows, but there to hook. yes, i just took it, it's probably food. i agree that it’s like this, including, maybe a move, but i didn’t even have to explain this marus brother, who is he for you? well, on the grass brother. come on, well, brother, for me. uh, as arrest rightly said very close a person with whom and i also do not imagine it possible to break off communication relations. and again, i want to thank you. wait for jokes. here. well, i also want to thank my parents for this. here. but you said you don’t know the move it was or the move was just very wise actions of the parents. even when i was born, it often ha

countries, namely pakistan, will be more exposed, more deeply vulnerable than others living in cooler longitudesmay have receded, but here, they still feel stranded. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, balochistan. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, has accused china of attempting to interfere in his country�*s elections. mr trudeau accused beijing of targeting canadian institutions and playing what he called aggressive games with democracies. local media report that canadian intelligence identified a network of at least 11 beijing—backed candidates in the 2019 federal elections. women with an aggressive form of breast cancer are to benefit from the wider use of a treatment on the nhs in england. some 1600 patients a year with triple negative breast cancer will be offered the drug at an earlier stage of the disease. the new monogram for the queen consort has been unveiled by buckingham palace. it combines camilla�*s initial "c" and "r" for regina — the latin word for queen, and will be used by camilla on personal letterheads, cards and gifts. the king�*s cypher will be used on government bu