magellan was a warrior, participated in many battles, and decided to teach the islanders a lesson.he landed on mactan with an armed detachment, but the forces were not equal. he was attacked by hundreds of natives. magellan was several times wounded surrounded and killed the expedition returned to spain without his admiral on april 27, 1702, peter issued a manifesto to attract foreigners to russia, as indicated, with the promise of freedom of religion. the emperor's emissaries found and recruited the best specialists in holland england germany france and other countries. they helped to carry out reforms to create a modern army to develop science, the highest generals of the russian army almost half consisted of european officers, among them johans petr vlas yakov bruce creating petersburg. academy of sciences. peter relied on the advice of prominent scientists. including a year of betrayed stairs and christian practice, continued in other eras foreigners were allowed to return to their homeland, but the majority. of these, catherine ii remained in russia and said that there are eur

we think of magellan, it's his crew being the first to circumnavigate the world, but in actuality thefirst person so there's this there's this enslaved person that magellan bought in malaysia named enrique, and this was in 1511 when he was working for portugal he brings in a uk back to portugal where he then signs his contract with spain to find a path. east over the pacific makes it over the pacific after two years gets to the philippines where he is then killed by lapu-lapu one of the village chiefs in the philippines and then eventually after as they're sort of expedition crumbles into failure. the the the remnants of his crew go back to spain while enrique after magellan's death frees himself goes back to where he's from in malacca. enrique actually was the first person to circumnavigate the globe but like his name's sort of lost to history while magellan's is revered. so those stories of like the rice highlands of enrique the sort of things that can give a people pride in their history the sort of things that like we as americans hold, you know, proud of paul revere's ride and ge

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there is control over the strait of magellan, but the path through the panama canal is much shorter. so this is the victory of london, reputable britain recaptured its former colony with settlers from argentina in 74 days. and not everyone in britain today knows where it fought off, when and why on the eve of the round dates, british sociologists talked with young people in britain with those who were born after this war and found out that half of them don’t know when it was, but one of ten. not judging by the fact that you were almost late for our broadcasts. you continue to work on weekends. we work 24/7. and i’ve been understandable for 3 years now, but uh, i just wanted to ask you about something. uh, after all, first there was a pandemic, now your department is not thinking of closing this situation yet. eh, can we talk about tourism at all now? or do you know? here's one that's not funny. now there is a joke that the russians will be able to go to europe only on a tank. you know, i would say that our department, on the contrary, needs strengthen, because the number and volume o

i've heard of lady colors, applications are being taken on magellan tv's website through april 15th, winner and 100 runners up will also get a free membership to the streaming site for one year. and this is national library week. your public library can do more than just let you check out books in california. it can now get you a free pass to one of california's 200 state parks. it covers vehicles that carry up to 9 passengers. it covers on motorcycles. a lot of libraries are joining in even mobile libre's. they'll have passes available to check out. it's a good idea to life delightful. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 8. but our primetime coverage is just getting started this friday night. i'm going to be back with grant at 9. meantime, he's here with a that's the lineup. >> good to see both. ladies love a library is right. eye. we pay all these taxes in the libraries are great. yeah. and sometimes a lot of people overlook them. but the best great little program. all right. see you both shortly. here's what's coming up next on kron. 4 news at 9. >> we're getting this former teacher at

i understand these are in the panama canal as well as the straits of magellan. i think that's a very serious matter and would like to have more detail. >> thank you. senator cotton please. >> i'll give you a chance to talk more about the panama canal because i was troubled by the brief, to head the senator inhofe on all the things you describe that china is doing in their area of responsibility and strategic investments is most striking. it's partly it state department treasury matter. can you tell us what's going on in the canal and southcom's interagency efforts to counter the threats like >> thank you for the question. senator we work closely with panama and her corps of engineers was just able to negotiate a water tender contract with panama which i think is huge because it's been 15 years in the making. we have a lot of ground to make up with panama. in terms of the investments china and the strategic investments that they make just like the panama canal where you enter and exit and on either side you have chinese state-owned enterprises and what i worry ab

there are many different controls over the strait of magellan.t, the path through the panama canal, so this is the victory of london , reputable britain recaptured its former colony with settlers from argentina in 74 days. and not everyone in britain today knows where she fought off, when and why, on the eve of the round date, british sociologists, talked to young people in britain with those who were born after this war and found out that half do not know when it was, and one in ten does not know where they are. these falklone islands and believe that they are right here very close in the strait, english channel, and not here in another part of the world, where it is autumn, not spring, and this situation is fundamentally different from what sociologists see in argentina, where young people tattoo themselves in the form of islands and hope that during their lives . these islands will definitely return to argentina lisa gertsen boris khalfi natalya markevich ntv london london while this is all the news stay on ntv steadily sleep forever. in fact,

there is control over the strait of magellan, but the path through the panama canal is much shorter. so this victory of london, reputable britain, in 74 days, recaptured its former colony with settlers from argentina. and not everyone in britain today knows where it fought off, when and why, on the eve of the round date, british sociologists talked with young people in britain with those who were born after this war and found out that half do not know when it was, and one out of ten does not knows where they are these faklensky islands and believe that they are right here right next to each other in the strait, the english channel, and not here in another part of the world, where it is autumn, not spring, and this situation is fundamentally different from the one that sociologists see in argentina, young people there tattoo themselves in the form of islands and hope that within. their lives these islands will definitely return to argentina lisa girson boris khalfin and natalya markevich ntv london tv company well, here is the head of tourism development zarina daguzova, as i promised

prisoners in an amnesty for the buddhist new year, but political detainees were not. among those freed, magellan commercial capital, young gone, dozens of protesters had been arrested and detained. he presented, seized power, 14 months ago, nearly sworn in members of parliament in somalia, preparing to elect a new president meeting for the 1st time and saturday, the appointed a 10 person committee to lead the election process. it's been delayed for more than a year by political in fighting at attacks by on groups. and these 2 teenagers have been shot dead and 10 others injured in an attack in pittsburgh. please say about 50 runs were fight inside the property, were nearly 200 people gathered for the party. it's the 2nd match, shooting this weekend in the us. those are headlines. these continues here and all to 0 after all. does it a world goodbye for? ah. are you getting up by the good you'd be keeping up with them to call them you wouldn't mind, i'll put it the more i liked it and move it. wouldn't it without my do? my wife said, man from what i'm done with my them up, i would walk away from th

used to be a time when everyone thought the earth was flat, andpl around the time of columbus w and magellanople figured out it wasn't flat, and there were a few holdouts, and that is, in fact, not what the historyso looks like at all. where was flat earthism, as we think of it today, born and when? >> guest: sure. so you're right to point out that history of flat earth is kind of a myth. we've actually known for thousands of years that we live on a a globe because it's very easy to prove with basic math, with basic observation. but what happened in the mid if 1800s was there was this crack political philosopher and quack doctor who started positing that the earth was flat base on his observations on a failed commune. and what happened in that moment was he was making these theories during a time when the natural sciences were taking on a much more important role if many daily life. theories of evolution were starting to come to the fore, and those were challenging people's preconceiveds ideas of world religion many in daily life and the role of humanity in relation to nature. if so in that

fidea there used to be a time when everyone the earth was flat and around the time of columbus and magellan people figured out that wasn't flat and there were a few holdouts and they formed the flat earth society and that is not in fact what the history of the movement looks like at all so where was flat earthism as we think of it today born and when ? >> sure, so you're right to point out that history of flat earth is kind of a. we've known for thousands of years we live on a global because it's easy to prove with basic math, with basic observation but what happened in the mid-1800s was there was this quack political philosopher and quiet doctor who started positing that the earth was flat based on his observations on a failed socialist commune. and what happened at that moment was he was making these theories during a time when the natural sciences were taking on a much more important role in daily life. a series of evolution was starting to come to the four and those were challenging people's preconceived ideas of world religion and daily life and the role of humanity in relation to natu

used to be a time when everyone thought the earth was fed, and then around the time of columbus and magellan people figured out that it wasn't flat and there were a few holdouts and they formed the flat earth society and that is not in fact with the history looks like at all. so where was flat earthism as we think of it today born and and when sure, so you're right to point out that that history of flat earth is kind of a myth. we've actually known for thousands of years that we live on a globe because it's very easy to prove with basic math with basic observations. but what happened in the mid 1800s was there was this quack political philosopher and quack doctor who started positing that the earth was flat based on his observations on i failed socialist commune and what happened in that moment was he was making these theories during a time when the natural sciences were taking on a much more important role in daily life. series of evolution we're starting to come to the fore and those were challenging people's preconceived ideas of the role of religion and daily life and the role of humanit

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canal and chinese activity i understand at either end of the panama canal as well as the straits of magellan. >> i was troubled by the brief comments you had with senator inhof about all the things you described china is doing in your area of responsibility. i think the strategic investment along the panama canal is most striking. i know this is primarily a state department and treasury matter. can you tell us a little more about what's going on around the canal and how southcomm deals with the threat? >> thank you, senator. we work very closely with panama and our corps of engineers just was able to negotiate a water tender contract with panama, which i think is huge because it's been 15 years in the making. so we have a lot of ground to make up with panama. in terms of the investment, china and the strategic investments that they make, you know, just like the panama canal, when you enter and exit on either side you have chinese state-owned enterprises. what i worry about are chinese state-owned enterprises that have capability there, they can be used for dual use, which means civilian and

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