i think it would _ about mass gatherings. i think it would be — about mass gatherings.ad been the wrong call to allow mass gatherings to go ahead _ call to allow mass gatherings to go ahead is— call to allow mass gatherings to go ahead. is that correct? i call to allow mass gatherings to go ahead. is that correct?— call to allow mass gatherings to go ahead. is that correct? i think what i said was that _ ahead. is that correct? i think what i said was that the _ ahead. is that correct? i think what i said was that the advice _ ahead. is that correct? i think what i said was that the advice on - ahead. is that correct? i think what i said was that the advice on mass | i said was that the advice on mass gatherings was that, it was paradoxical in the sense that it was counterintuitive because the scientific advice was they were banning mass gatherings would be worse because you would drive people into smaller locations, pubs and so on, where the transmission would be even higher. that on, where the transmission would be even higher-— even higher. that was the logic. chris

that a mass shooting. but in the way that we define it by fbi standards, it is four dead, not including the assailant. we will find out what they are calling this as well. hopefully in the next couple minutes. >> it's possible if we lived in a less violent country, we would adhere to your definition, juliet. but because we have so many shootings to adhere to your definition for a mass shooting is just the number of people shot as opposed to the number of people killed in the numbers of mass shootings would be through the roof. i'm sure in other countries where they don't have mass shootings the way we have them in the united states, they probably do divide them the way you think they should be defined. >> yeah. that exactly right. i don't know what we are hiding from. there is a big debate. it sounds silly but it's not. how are we going to get an inventory about what is actually happening in this country if we define mass shootings as just the person got lucky it wasn't killed. but they were shot at. this

mass assassination machine. which means that they're not just pinpointing military infrastructure, they're bombing civilian homes. to have tree i, systems, which operating concert. we have the commission system which collects information with the 2nd layer over the say i system which is called the fire factory, which analyzes the data. and the gospel system which produces possible maybe 3 targets. it must be stressed that every military targets, which is a tech, from the era, by the idea, goes through an analysis of both intelligence officers and legal advisors. so why don't a systems produce potential targets at the end of the day? these are human beings which are authorizing them this is not the 1st we've heard of this really military, harnessing a technology in 2021. it's called it's bombing campaign in gaza. the world's 1st b. i was one months into this for the military released a statement about it's a i powered target factory and its ability to produce reams or from aust targets radically. the language in

one of them, mass shootings., involving a young child. uh, so that apparently he to some extent at least was an inspiration for him. quite what it was that sent him over the edge that caused him to murder his father , and then to try and his father, and then to try and open fire and take all these lives. we don't know. um, but the police still there are in this historic part of prague at the moment, as this remains an active crime scene even as they try to account for everybody that was in that university campus. okay >> mark white, thank you for bringing us up to speed. of course, we'll bring you all the updates from prague as and when we get them. but first is your latest news headlines with sam francis . francis. >> martin, thank you. good evening. the headlines from the gb news room. emergency services in prague say more than 14 people have been killed in a mass shooting at a prague university. dozens more are wounded. the gunman's body has also been found in the area. czech police are reporting the suspect's

reports of the mass shooting began to emerge at around 3:30 local time.rson's wife was close by and pulled me how she felt. >> she was very shaken. she had been walking very close to where it was happening. she heard gunshots and moved away quickly. reporter: the shooting happened at the university's faculty of arts in prague's old town, close to the historic charles bridge. >> students had to lock themselves in their rooms. they put furniture in front of the doors. they were ready to fight with the suspect if the suspect came inside their room where they had been locked. reporter: details have since emerged about the 24-year-old gunman who was a student at the university. the police say it is thought he was inspired by similar massacres abroad. his father was also found dead earlier today. tonight prague is a city in shock, with many dead and injured, a place of learning winding down for christmas shattered by deadly violence. caitrÍona: let's speak to our correspondent in prague, a little later in the program. now to the middle east and israel says it h

displacement into egypt. pressure for mass displacement into egypt i pressure for mass displacementor mass displacement into egypt. i fear the consequences will be devastating for the security of the entire region. we have already seen this spill over into the occupied west bank, lebanon, syria, iraq and yemen. there is clearly a serious risk of aggravating existing threats to the maintenance of international peace and security. the risk of collapse of the humanitarian system is fundamentally linked with the complete lack of safety and security for our staff in gaza and with the nature and intensity of military operations which are severely limiting people in desperate need. the threat to the safety and security of the un staff and gaza is unprecedented. more than 130 of my colleagues have already been killed, many with their families. this is the largest single loss of life in the history of our organisation. some of our staff take their children to work so they know they will live or die together. colleagues have shared after breaking messages from members pleading for help. the s

so intensive the military operation, gaza the israel is prime minister says the board against have mass will continue until the absolute big during the i'm feel gaol. welcome to the program. european union leaders of agreed to open a new membership. negotiations with ukraine announcement comes despite pharmacists from hungry to block, such a decision, crazy and present a lot of minutes to the landscape. describe the move as a victory for your crime that all of your leaders at the to day something brussels announced that they would also open. accession, tulsa has moved over drunk confident status to georgia. a correspondent jack patrick in brussels told me even though it's a really significant decision, but was equally, is significant, is how it was made. we've had a crazy few hours here at the european time. so some that when the european kinds of presence, michelle michelle suite it to say the big session tools, the process of negotiations would be opening with ukraine. and moldova thought we knew would mean the hon. gary and prime minister beat to old button, who has been hanging a ve

another day in gaza and the mass burials causes a mass throughout in house ministry size. the number killed since october 7, system past 20000. that's roughly one percent of the scripts in time population as well, however, shows no sign of letting up it's bombardment. this is randy, i'm a footage purportedly shows a strike, a mass official being transported by car as part of a israel size expanded ground operations in the beleaguered territory. so we can argue that it's part of the war from it's a difficult war against a brutal enemy that some triggers on the field above and especially below it to me a lot as well as amongst the civilian population, the gun. but the hope that we have striking come us on this is a protracted difficult operation that will continue a while longer my shift once a month. these expanded operations come as to if israel is most senior cabinet members visited troops in northern gaza. the traded government is under mounting pressure internationally as the humanitarian situation, wesson's domestic setting, to evaluate in tennessee, hundreds of people

than 600 mass shootings in the us this year.een more mass shootings in europe over the past year or so. shootings in europe over the past year orso. is shootings in europe over the past year or so. is that the case? ht year or 50. is that the case? lit seems year or so. is that the case? lit seems as if there are more and more cases in which young offenders are attacking members of the public, their schools or universities, in a fashion that really resembles what you see in the us. at least from my day, there always have been mass shootings in central and eastern europe but the frequency appears to be picking up. find europe but the frequency appears to be picking no— europe but the frequency appears to be picking up— europe but the frequency appears to be picking up. and 'ust to make sure we are be picking up. and 'ust to make sure we ceanl — be picking up. andjust to make sure we are clear, when _ be picking up. andjust to make sure we are clear, when we _ be picking up. andjust to make sure we are clear, when we talk - be pick

cnn began off to a ceasefire with a mass expired them friday to reach a new deal. have collapse with a mass saying they'll be no more negotiations on captives until the war ends, like john surprise begins to have coverage. a major is really air raid your con eunice in southern gaza. within minutes, several residential towers and how much of town completely destroyed of israel had issued evacuation orders, families left just in time to see their lives explode. the where is the safety we're supposed to have in the south the set to go side. and here we are in the so where do you want us to go? our children are missing and we do not know where the are enough is enough. stop the war. gazda is destroyed in northern gotta an air raid on the ball. your refugee camp causes more death and destruction. you filled out the children. we are our children. we is on money. we owe a home. we went to live, we want to live in safety. the area is one of the most densely populated and has been targeted repeatedly during the past 8 weeks. there is nothing. there's no civil defense. there

i was reporting a very spot about the mass of blackouts, triggered by russian. it strikes the launch, the city of keys, interest, complete darkness, look like this. here the lights of day, not with what has changed is the general mood. it's definitely go from gloomier as the walgreens on to was a co dealer reminders of the ongoing conflict. unable to start a week. but the emptied side rooms don't fees, residents anymore. the wall is cruelly ended lights this despair, but also defiance people 1st and then to look at the everyday you ask yourself, what's mixed with what to do after graduating from university and until the war is over? it's very difficult to answer this question. so it's quite another place to not separate right of the chicken. and again, my feelings are of hope. hope that we will not very all our children in this more for who i'm sorry. my own son was killed on march 31st and that so i hope that someone will remain alive and so that we have grandchildren was so you so that there will be someone to restore you crane later. sure. who work on the boa

service ; it was under this number that a case was opened about an operation to liquidate places of massoccupied territories. they were filed in folder number 1005. related to the promotion. the same number was assigned to the special unit zondar-comde, which was entrusted with responsibility for the implementation of the action. the scale of operation 1005 was enormous. the work ahead was colossal. operation 1005 is a product of the sss special forces of the imperial security service. after the defeat near moscow , the leadership of nazi germany realized that. europe needs to eliminate traces of its crimes, mostly committed against civilians, the forty -second year becomes decisive in terms of the development of this operation. the purpose of the action is to eliminate traces of nazi crimes in eastern europe, which means literally dig up mass grave sites and destroy human corpses so that no trace remains. trial or initial. this stage of this preparatory action took place on the territory of concentration camps that were located on the territory of poland, this is auschwitz, this is belz

look, when you build mass , you build a form. will realize that you are not considering the native conditions of the people , nor are you considering their cultural conditions, nor the style. if you consider their life, architecture and urban planning are like a person's clothing, so to speak architecture and building construction is the cover of the building is our second cover , can you find a thousand people or 50 people or 100 people who all wear the same clothes? see, when you go for massification and expansion, it means first of all to distinguish people by their tastes and interests. you put it aside completely and give it to someone. in my opinion , in my opinion, the main defenders of mass building and high-rise construction of towers are large economic enterprises , for example, banks, you see, now we have closed the work of national housing investment to banks, that is the bank should provide 500 million facilities give the bank does not pay, why do you see that the bank looks at the servant as a customer , the bank ha

they have actually experienced fewer mass shootings. so there is some evidence to support that further regulation without infringing on anyone's rights will positively impact the shootings. but until we reach that point as a country, sadly, these shootings will continue to occur. >> and i'm sure after this one, there will be a lot of discussions coming up about what we can do. all right, michael, thank you so much for your insight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> we want to get you caught up on some other headlines we are watching today. a bay area pilot accused of trying to down an alaska airlines flight might be heading home. joseph emerson of pleasant hill is facing felony charges of endangering an aircraft and 83 misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment. he has been in custody in oregon since late october after he allegedly tried to shut down the plane's engines mid flight. his lawyer says the pilot was struggling with depression, took psychedelic mushrooms two days before the incident. a federal judge just ruled that eme

this start wanting to have mass. unfortunately, how much decided to terminate the pause by failing to release all the kidnapped women as it was obligated to do so, and kidnapped children and by resuming rocket fire, the perpetrators of the october 7th masika have decided to hold onto the hostages. they brutally abducted in violation of humanitarian law and every known of humanity having chosen to hold on to women. how must will now take the mother of old, some pigs. your search for your state and to the blinking has finished his 3rd visit to the region. since the conflict began, you have told some the future of garza with foreign ministers on the side lines of the you in climate conference into by. if all is a meeting with israel's prime minister on thursday, i made clear that after it was imperative that israel put in place clear projections for civilians, emphasis standing and measuring the systems going forward. and as we seen just today is roles already moved out on parts of that, including sending out informatio

he was speaking earlier during his christmas eve mass at st peter's basilica in the vatican.in bethlehem and jesus�* message of peace was being drowned out by what he called the "futile logic of war". for the third year running, the service has been held in the early evening rather than what is otherwise known as midnight mass. translation: tonight our hearts | are in bethlehem, where the prince of peace is once more rejected by the futile logic of war. by the clash of arms that even today prevents him from finding room in the world. christmas is subdued this year in bethlehem, the biblical birthplace ofjesus, after christian leaders in the town cancelled all public festivities as a mark of solidarity with the people of gaza. the town, in the occupied west bank, would normally be packed with pilgrims and tourists celebrating christmas. but a senior catholic leader, the latin patriarch ofjerusalem, did pay his traditional christmas visit to bethlehem. this is some of what he had to say, speaking in manger square. we are here to pray but also, tonight, to ask not just for the c

it added that the regime pursues this target by destroying homes. killing people on mass and ensuring that poverty and lack of medicine leads to diseases in gaza. in his latest report, unra said nearly two million people have been displaced across the strip since the start of the israeli unslot. our correspondent in gaza, muti abu musabe described how the palestinian resistance fighters have managed to stand against israeli forces. let's take a listen. the palestinian resistance uh they they uh they very very good at uh fighting in in these neighborhoods, we are talking about the palestinian resistance member who are very qualified who will trained for long time in order to deal and to treat the israeli ocubation forces on the ground and they for long time they have a trained how to deter and how to respond to the israeli attacks on the ground so um just to mention that they effectively use the tunnels beneath uh the the surface and the land of gaza strip uh so we are talking about well qualified palestina resistance member and they are very qualified using uh multiple weapons regardi

mass assassination machine. which means that they're not just pinpointing military infrastructure, they're bombing civilian homes. to have tree i, systems, which operating concert. we have the commission system which collects information with the 2nd layer over the say i system which is called a fire factory, which analyzes the data. and to the gospel system which produces possible maybe 3 targets, it must be stressed that every military targets, which is a tech, from the era, by the idea of go through an analysis of both intelligence officers and legal advisors. so why don't a systems produced potential targets at the end of the day? these are human beings, which are authorizing them this is not the 1st we've heard of this really military. harnessing a technology in 2021. it's called it's bombing campaign in gaza. the world's 1st b, i war, one months into this war, the military released a statement about it's a i powered target factory and its ability to produce reams of mos targets radically. the language in t

gaza strip is characterised now by mass murder, mass destruction, mass displacement, mass pain, massion, mass thirst, mass trauma. can i ask you, because you were born and raised in the jabalia refugee camp, you're one of the most talented palestinian doctors, you know, in the community, the diaspora and so on, cos you now live in canada — you moved there after the attacks in 2009. how do you feel when you hear reports that around 550 health personnel have been killed in this conflict? how do you feel? i feel where are we, from our international law? where are we from the respect of the human rights? the hospitals and the health care professionals... and health care professionals, doctors, are messengers of humanity. they are doing the job. they don't do harm to anyone when they target, but the war, it didn't save anyone. hospitals, schools, streets, mosques. the oldest mosque in the gaza strip was targeted. one of the oldest churches was targeted in the gaza strip. yeah. so there is no mercy in times of war. but when you see how your fellow doctors in gaza are struggling to treat th

his most recent piece, "a mass assassination factory."ne what a power target is -- explain what a power target is. >> it is a concept developed according to intelligence sources in the military first in 2014. the military defines power targets as residential high-rise buildings. eight floors, 12 floors, 14 floors. the official military's claim is in each of these buildings, there are military targets that legitimizes bombing the entire building. according to three sources in israeli intelligence i have spoken with who have deep knowledge of this tactic and have been involved with bombing power targets, they say the idea of power targets is to purposefully attack buildings that have all of these civilian apartments in them in order to put pressure on civilians in gaza, which is then translated to pressure on hamas. sibling pressure on hamas. i've heard this term several times. in 2021, the israeli military bombed a building in gaza which it because an international uproar because this was a building that held media outlets. it was one out

but he says there will be no mass with delays ation for now. the but the flow of our menu who are ready to defend the interests of their homeland with arms and hand is not decreasing sufficient. $1500.00 people daily throughout the country altogether, there will be about $500000.00 people by the end of the year. so why do we need a new mobilization? there is no need for this right now. i can just deal with them. they cannot make calls stuff, which is more, is also in people's minds in russia, of. but even western experts meet that despite rising prices in the following value of the ruble. sanctions have failed to stop the kremlin from financing. it's more if it's the 1st question is do this margin of safety? i'm going to is provided by several components and use the 1st futile and most important is the high consolidation of russian society. a couple of the 2nd is the stability of the countries economic system. so it can, i mean, just the system was coming as it turned out, this was a surprise for our so called partners. and to be honest, for ma

we saw the mass protests for example in london.nd those concerns by some you think they are warranted they are seeing a change they did not actually expect. >> yes. i think the fears and concerns are warranted. especially when you see the scenes of huge numbers of islamist militants taking to the streets of european cities basically supporting hamas. and in london for example many british jews are afraid to go into central london when these are held the deeply anti-semitic nature of these protest the fears are very genuine. crime is rising across europe. much of it driven actually by high levels of migration into europe. i'm so these fears and concerns are very, very real. this is backlash against the ruling liberal elites you have seen in many european countries have brought in large numbers of migrants. there is a fundamental rejection of that approach today and practically every single european country. european public is the same they have had enough of mass migration there really said in a clear message to the european ruling

as far as these mass shootings i think that goes back to the breakdown in the family. someone in the family should know this person is dangerous, spending too much time on the internet, went out and bought. we got 400 people in america, a mass shooting once a month. how are you going to stop that? >> thank you. i know what's going on in chicago andd the other democratc cities. criminals aren't going to obey the law no matter what you put in their place. if every american that would minimize a lot of these mass shootings because there is a problem with mental instability in the country. but one of the recent mass shootings in the area at the shooter went to three different locations. if there was a person carrying a good and not the first shooting he could have ended but criminals are never going to follow the law. we are in the real world where democrats don't put them in jail so what are we supposed to do, just. i think we should also pass the law that says if you know somebodyso is about to commit a criminal act with a gun, you have to report them otherwise you could

we think of how mass spices, of course they've gone to tell you to expect that number to be off. but that's what to say. got you a ratio of 2 dead civilians to one. how about sports is pretty good, isn't it? that sort of these really approach to this, and i think of course, a lot of the, well, the 2nd that's too much, you know, we accept the, if you do an operation in these circumstances, they're all going to be simply cost. it's impossible to avoid completely, but this is not a ratio that the rest and well find successful is real. i think says no, this is actually pretty good. if you look at what we're doing with, we think this is reasonable. i'm not, is the problem. the rest of the world, i didn't think agrees with that ratio, but that is also not feed into a further cycle of violence and becomes, of popped up like this man, because the higher the civilian told it doesn't. that's mean, they'd be a recruitment force in a sense, the and also the relatives of those with died. do they not become the most fight as of the future, becoming a problem for is running the future? yeah, i

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and i'll give just one story out of the mass the mass market side of this. so mass market books came a big deal in the 1940s after world war two. prior to that could be it was it was mass culture for reading was pulp magazines and bookstores were actually relatively few and far between and in the 1940s, those cheap little mass market paperbacks, new companies came out to, start publishing those and piggyback on the distribution networks that the pulps had to make books, mass cultural items and in the forties and fifties they could publish. this was the university system was expanding with all the soldiers come from the war and it was bringing in women and people of color that it was previously less inclusive of. and so there was all these new readers. the economy was booming and these mass market books, but companies thriving and they were publishing faulkner and roth alongside mickey spillane and, you know, valley of the dolls. and they were all getting know smutty covers. there was there wasn't there was this this moment in those years where there wasn't q

forces in the gaza state and the mass graves. what we're looking at since the truth ended um is almost approximately around 2,00 people have been killed in this 48 hours that we seen um and what we see from a far from the bombings is not the experience of these people on the ground, i think most people are so unaware of the the visual trauma that exists with constantly seeing the buildings b, but also the impact on on your own morality, you know in that moment you think my life is over and is happening over and over and over again, let's have look at this video and see exactly what palestinian sa... basis, that is horrific, it really is like from a game, um, i mean, you look at that, and you go, it could have been me, you, i could have been there, but also when you see images like this, and and the and the destruction and and the people that they look like ants, you know, in comparison to the to the garbage that that they are living in, and the waist, the waist land, thank you, um, yeah, and and so it it becomes very... i guess n

production or high-level production and mass production. you are eliminating the middle class from the field of providing housing. wait a minute, mr. deresh , do you accept this? by the way, this is a very clear issue. see, i have a question. when you want to sew a pair of pants for yourself, is it better to sew it yourself or to go to a tailor? i'm not a tailor, usually, anyway, if you look at this , make it a little bigger. like our construction, one of our problems is that the life of our building is 10 years now. 15 years, 20 years now, one of the reasons is that we didn't let experts build it. look, now many people are saying that this is what the people are doing to the people. many of the buildings were built in the villages. boden was removing the concrete with his hand and it showed that we should not accept anyone with his expertise. that is to say, they say that architecture and building construction is the covering of the building, it is our second covering . can you find 1000 people or 50 people or 100 people who all wear the s

so 340 days, 630 mass shootings. that's nearly as many -- twice as many mass shootings as we've seen to date. >> just last friday there was another mass shooting in las vegas. that day five men were shot at a homeless encampment about 20 minutes from today's shooting. and one of the witnesses of that mass shooting on friday was also a witness to today's mass shooting. >> i mean they just shot the five homeless people over there on charleston a week ago, and i was in the parking lot over there, and i was there when it happened because i was on my way to work. but this i was just getting coffee and i just seen people just running everywhere. you know, it was a matter of time. it's a gun thing all over the united states. >> it was a matter of time. there are so many mass shootings in america that the odds are not even that incredible that you could witness one or two in a single week. there are so many mass shootings in america that republicans could have objected to gun reform legislation any day this year and odds are

i thanks for the mass. assess the nation factory. that was the headline on an investigation by 97 to magazine and local call into the is really military's artificial intelligence based targeting system called have sorta, which means the gospel in english according to the investigation. the system uses a i to produce targeting recommendations at a faster pace than a team of humans working alone would ever be able to do if you wanted me to discuss this is lar, no lucian software engineer, any volunteer with stop killer robots coalition. all right, thanks so much for joining us on upfront. good to see you again. how does how of sort of works, what kind of information would go into in a i based on military targeting system like this? um, well unfortunately i, what i can say is we don't know a huge amount for sure. and that's very typical for these kinds of military decisions support or automation systems. i mean, there's just a lot of secrecy that's involved. i suspect stuff. there are probably using several different kinds of inputs. so

we are even more interested , why such broad masses of the ukrainian population are so easily led onim in the second year after the full-scale invasion. well, i'd also like to know who runs one information campaign, because in principle we have a certain fact today, yes, that in principle we have been living for two years, we are living in conditions of general mobilization, nothing, in principle there is nothing grandiose new, simply put. the fact that now the pace of mobilization has fallen, they demand to react to it somehow, the pace of mobilization has fallen, not just because the mobilization has completely failed and so on, the pace of mobilization has fallen, and therefore, in principle, in principle , so to speak, it is necessary to react to it , more moreover, our mobilization and mobilization processes in general, and i would call it not mobilization, but the mobilization process that takes place constantly in the state, at the beginning... of a large-scale invasion and even from the beginning of the great war, he cut off certain myths, he cut off certain wishes and certai

and we only talked or strategic victoria, you have to have mass. now i think donations, you made quite shown is, what is the start? did you go off of the off of these higher because, you know, is higher, keel was and actually is killing some high mass achieves is high, all calm, destroy and these destroying. so i'm how mouse infrastructures, but at the end of the day, we know that there will be in you have mass cheese younger, you know, coming uh you know, where your items into a free moves and needed to every infrastructure we'd be able to build. so you've got an doubt saying to this, to go really same set to day, but what, what is the goal of these filings? and at the same time you can say, but use high l was a life too long attribute to real or engulfing should be based on what you just said. one could believe that is real, has no choice, but to accept the long term presence of him as if you're saying that they'll always be reproduced. there will always be new fighter is new structures, new weapons, new sources, new resources. if that's the case

the mass was one of the few. levine smacking the holiday in the biblical this place of jesus. the usual crowds and christmas tree absent with little to celebrate this year and pipe francis has called for an end to the war and gaza during his annual christmas day mass at the vatican. the pontiff condemned the october 7th attack by how much on his royal and cold for the release of hostages held in god. so he also pleaded for an end to is arouse military operation in gaza. francis called for dialogue between the parties supported by the international community. so let's get a quick round up of some of the stories now. some of the 300 indian nationalist, they've been stranded at a regional airport in france for 4 days, are expected to be allowed to fly home. on monday, the joshua plan bound for nicaragua was ordered ground to during a refueling stop on thursday on suspicion of human trafficking report say police detained to 2 people, then that several others requested asylum. a caravan of around 6000 migrants from central america, the key by defendants wiser and other regions has

and then a yellow implies twice as many spherules per retrieved mass. so indeed we see three, roughly three hotspots in this heat map where there the yield of spherules was doubled, presumably because of this meteor, because these three yellow regions are to the meteor path and far away we ended up with the standard background yield. and so that gave us assurance that we were at the right spot and having three hotspots, three yellow regions may reflect three flares that were observed from the fireball and there were several runs that went through these yellow regions. for example, run number four, run 14 and run 13. and in these runs we studied the composition of spherules and found spherules of some unusual type that was never seen before, never reported in scientific literature and not found anywhere else except near the meteor path. so here are some images of spherules this one looks like a soccer ball. and this one looks like a merger of three spheres together. and they solidified before having a chance to become a spherical droplet. all together as

few of us know or even wonder why the globe has water mass, 70% is the ocean, and only 30% of the landt, modern scientists have solved this riddle, here is the most accurate calculation in structures of the globe, it is this mass of water that provides two seasons, spring and autumn, if there were no this mass of water, these seasons would not exist, why? the mass of ocean water is a huge thermostat that accumulates heat in the summer, smoothes out temperature changes, and in the spring , in biology, so you know, there is one question that no one, none of the terrestrial scientists, biologists can answer, and this is one question, where did the molecule come from? squirrel, there are many theories, but they... the development of a living organism, programmed by whom? then genes were discovered, this is the most complex structure that determines everything, a person’s life, and his activities, abilities, imagine, this is what the gene is laid down, the program is laid down, who laid it down for the program, well, in conclusion, i can quote the same max plang’s saying, at the beginning w