code, precisely on may 24, 1844, morse himself with the help of his patented...s an encrypted message, friends, but if then, when this same morse samuel actually lived, someone had told him that in less than 2 centuries cars would fly, most likely, it seems to me, he would not have believed it , although in 2024 sometimes you find it hard to believe, but i would tell you, i’ll tell you more, he would i burst out laughing, well, i tried to imitate laughter, perhaps, yes, but however, the future is much closer than we currently think. for the first time , a flying car took off, it's called neha. the demonstration flight took place at an altitude of 10 m. it is expected that these devices will become part of the next generation of vehicles and will be effective in combating traffic congestion and delivering goods to disaster areas. the vehicle is equipped with eighteen propellers attached to the top of a single seat passenger compartment. and now the width is 4.5 m, height 2.5 m, weight, attention, almost 200 kg. yes, it’s not an easy machine, the maximum speed is c

what sounds like clicking or maybe morse code? it's actually sperm whales talking.ld today, an hour of international news from the bbc. we will start in the uk. sir keir starmer says a labour government if it wins power would scrap the conservatives' rwanda policy straightaway. he's been in dover outlining measures that labour would introduce to tackle cross—channel migration. but the labour leader refused to set a target, saying he would not put "false numbers" on his plans. new figures from the home office show more than 9,000 people have crossed the channel in small boats this year. that's a rise of 35% on the same period last year. 0ur political editor chris mason spoke with the labour leader. dover this morning. the latest arrivals picked up by border force in the english channel. the ambulance a reminder of the perils of a crossing. a few miles away, the man who thinks he has a solution. and just look who's following in keir starmer�*s footsteps. the local mp, natalie elphicke, who walked into this week as a conservative mp and ends it sitting with labour. sir

learning morse code cw, as you call it, did not come easy for me as i learned. but it took me a while because i probably have started before i was, in fact, writes another feature of. computers an idea how big this telegraph corps i mean how many people that knew how to send and receive. and do you have idea how fast they were sending and receiving? yeah, i can't answer. don't know the that the speed is. you know at one point in time i actually sat and tried to calculate how many bits per second were being transmitted so we can compare it to today. but but a a good telegraph operator could do a few words a minute and, and there were multitudes of them and throughout the army and, throughout other forces as well. you didn't ask this question, but i love this story. john moseby where were samuel john mosby's reading the book about mosby right now? john mosby and jeb stuart had guys in their command whose specialty was climbing the telegraph pole cutting the wire and then hold doing the wire to their toes so that spark would react. the saliva and they could read th

morse key, you can try it, it works, you will be stunned, and we will also visit the bright sights ofalive in our hearts, then an unbroken thread stretches from generation to generation, from event to event, but the joyful moments of our life we we build it ourselves every weekend together with the project the route has been built, see the program for the route has been built. on the belarus 24 tv channel we are advising on our expeditions in the waters country, do not destroy the love of unity with our fellow countrymen, it is not the same hell that we live in, we are living in hell between the two countries, we are opening up the ruins of the past of the country, we are following the history of the country yaya abrady: let go, let mommy go that far away. let us once again take a quick excursion from the former adaminak, who is in the lezny district. luscina worked in the pockets of 50 family farmhands. we sell milk, oils, honey, wave, horses, and a garden for rent. khristos vaskros, saprauda ўvaskros. let's go, brothers, walking, hibernating. pan god. lord, god, show me the way. goo

region of our country, the bresse region, we’ll take a historical excursion, moscow says, last hour, morsery, oh, it’s working, you’ll be stunned, but we will also visit the brightest sights of our country, you must agree, while the memory is alive in in our hearts, then an unbreakable thread stretches from generation to generation, from event to event, but we build the joyful moments of our lives ourselves every weekend together with the project the route is built, look in the program the route is built on the belarus24 tv channel. we are setting off on an expedition through the corners of our country, do not ruin the love of unity with our fellow countrymen, it is not independent of hell, where we live today. let's rent christ uvaskros, sapraudy uvaskros, let's go, brothers, walking, hibernating, sir god, god, god, show the way, to good luck, sonya was tired, during your races you made a log for your beloved little one, and to these old traditions a new life, the green fell with the meat, the green mint.

these coders are clicking sounds similar to morse code. scientists recorded the wells in the eastern caribbean. the study focused on the structure of the codes, but not their meaning. the next step is to pair this data with a behavioral analysis. only then could this language be fully decoded. so could humans one day communicate with sperm wells? and so right, we're just at the very beginning of this process and i think there's a lot more research that we have to do before. we know whether it's a good idea to try to communicate with them, or really even they have a sense of whether that will be possible. millions of well code is still need to be collected. scientists hope that a deeper understanding of their language could help protect the endangered species . and that is your news update at this hour. i'm clare richardson in berlin from the whole team. thank you so much for watching. the name is nose available in the polls bag. save, wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold the bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. that's what it being nos

these coders are clicking sounds similar to morse code. scientists recorded the wells in the eastern caribbean. the study focused on the structure of the codes, but not their meaning. the next step is to pair this data with a behavioral analysis. only then could this language be fully decoded. so could humans one day communicate with sperm wells? it is a great, we're just at the very beginning of this process. and i think there's a lot more research that we have to do before we know whether it's a good idea to try to communicate with them or really even they have a sense of whether that will be possible. millions of well code is still need to be collected. scientists hope that a deeper understanding of their language could help protect the endangered species . you're watching dw news roads in berlin. thanks for the company. have a good weekend. everybody. i sorry. i went on 6 times to increase the current, see more people than ever on the move worldwide in such an one. great timing is very hard to say. very difficult journey. find out about time on storing info. my grands the it's th

these coders are clicking sounds similar to morse code. scientists recorded the whales in the eastern caribbean. the study focused on the structure of the codes, but not their meaning. the next step is to pair this data with a behavioral analysis. only then could this language be fully decoded? so could humans one day communicate with sperm wells? and so right, we're just at the very beginning of this process. and i think there's a lot more research that we have to do before we know whether it's a good idea to try to communicate with them or really even to have a sense of whether that will be possible. millions of well code is still need to be collected. scientists hope that a deeper understanding of their language could help protect the endangered species . that's all for now. coming up next is data of news interview with bill and the some the c e o files. talking about his plans to fill in the company's fortunes around as close as always one, using the website dw dot com and on on youtube and social media. i'm, they hold you. all right, thanks for watching. goodbye the 1st into our

put it here, we piled it up, such a pile was formed, they took us away. it was necessary to learn morse code, study all the radio stations that the troops had, which means being able to work on this telegraph key, there are two keys, one worked, this is the one, this was the official key at the time they were working, it dials chita, chi short, that, you have to be able to, every letter, here... we have nowhere to put this firewood, when i found myself in this leningrad, a little there is no firewood, they gave us a 25x25 cube, put it in the stove, sometimes we sit down, there are 25 of us in a platoon, while it is burning, we are here looking at this light, the enemy did not break the fighting spirit of the leningraders, frosty december days. confidence in victory burned with a bright flame in their hearts. with burning hatred in our hearts, we enter... so in order to hold rallies, we need to install wires, install bells, install radio stations, install transmitters somewhere, and since our school was located in the smolninsky district of the city of leningrad, so it was near smolny, w

morse key, you can try it, it works, you will be stunned, and we will also visit the bright sights ofng as the memory is alive in our hearts, then an unbroken thread stretches from generation to generation, from event to event, but the joyful moments of our life we we build it ourselves every weekend together with the project the route is built, look in the program the route is built on... the news is now live, pavel azovik is with you, good afternoon. president of belarus alexander lukashenko will make a state visit to mongolia from june 1 to 4. official negotiations with the president of mongolia will take place in ulaanbaater in a narrow and expanded manner. compositions, the leaders will discuss promising areas of cooperation to maximize the full potential of bilateral relations. first of all, we are talking about the possibilities of expanding cooperation in trade. economic sphere, supplies of in-demand food and industrial products of our enterprises to the mongolian market, joint work along the lines of:

turn on morse, you can try! he is a worker! amazing! we will also visit!ts of our country. agree, as long as the memory is alive in our hearts, then an unbreakable thread stretches from generation to generation, from event to event, but we build the joyful moments of our lives ourselves every weekend, together with the route project. watch in the program the route was built on the belarus 24 tv channel. the assembly of imported domestic trucks is an important government order. 9 on august forty-four, the state defense committee adopted resolution number 6360, classified as secret. on the organization of an automobile assembly plant and a tank repair plant in the minsk region. it said, first, to organize on the premises of the plant in the town of krasnoe urochishche, located 7 km southeast of minsk, the minsk automobile assembly plant, with a capacity to produce 150 cars per day. after the liberation of minsk there was a base here in the red tract. and the task was not just completed, it was exceeded, they worked in three shifts, partly trucks were sent st

let's take a historical excursion, says moscow, last hour, morse key, you can try it, it works, you'll be stunned! and also visit the brightest sights of our country. agree, as long as the memory is alive in our hearts, then an unbreakable thread stretches from generation to generation, from event to event, and we build the joyful moments of our lives themselves every weekend together with the project the route is built. watch in the program: the route was built on the belarus 24 tv channel. it plays its role. which italian coach broke sir alex fergusen's record for most champions league appearances in may 2023? carlo anchelotti. carlo anceloti. two steps forward. see the intellectual sports project: heading. everything that modern belarus lives with today. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. this is news from foreign countries, broadcasts of particularly important events, live broadcasts from the scene, current interviews with famous belarusians, exciting travels around the country. feature films for all ages. on the territory of the countries azerbaijan, kazakhstan, turkmenistan, uzb

transmitting the encryption, working with the key so that it is there while you learn, while this morsend then so as not to knock your hand off, you can also work, knock it off, knock your hand off, then they won’t hear you anymore, they’ll hear it, but they won’t understand it, dot tere, dot tere, yes, this is what you’re passing on, there’s a three there, there’s something numbers there , you’ll knock off your hand because you have to go slowly to work and for it to be difficult to sit in ambush, why? that's why what if you’re sitting there, it’s dark, or the weather is not good, you’re still sitting there, you’re transferring it to headquarters there, we didn’t stay in one place for long, because the germans would target us, they would recapture us, we then change the location and now we’re moving to another when here... moving from one place to another, you move, then you go, they go to the line, you go along with them, and it’s day and night, another time you go and don’t sleep, when you go, you go, and your eyes close you sleep, then you go out in the other direction, you walk, a

let's take a historical excursion, says moscow, last hour, morse key, you can try it, it's working!gree, as long as the memory is alive in our hearts, then an unbreakable thread stretches from generation to generation, from event to event, and we build the joyful moments of our lives ourselves every weekend together with the project the route is built, look in the program, the route was built on the belarus 24 tv channel . every day we work to ensure that you receive the latest and most useful information. the twenty-minute format allows us to talk about what is happening in belarus and the world. take a linguistic walk around the capital in the company of our guides. find a new place on the map of belarus that is definitely worth seeing, and also suggest projects and films that will certainly become your favorites. i live with a bee, there is not enough meat, which means he will keep two wild boars, there is not enough milk, he will keep three cows, and so on. palyashuk will not complain too much, but will try to live with dignity. watch palyashuki's project on the belarus 24 tv ch

let's take a historical excursion, says moscow, the last hour, the morse key, you can try it, it worksntry. agree, as long as the memory is alive in our hearts, then an unbreakable thread stretches from generation to generation, from event to event. event, but we create the joyful moments of our lives ourselves. every weekend, together with the project, the route is built. look in the program. the route was built on the belarus 24 tv channel . you are watching the news in the studio tatyana nikrasova, good evening and briefly about the main thing. sco summit: security, conflict in ukraine , interaction of regions. the presidents of belarus and russia discussed current issues by telephone. at these moments, the most famous in their profession are conquering the television summit with the best projects of the media environment. by this minute, among favorites agent.

morse key, you can try.h, he's a worker. be stunned, and also visit the brightest sights of our country. agree, as long as the memory is alive in our hearts, then an unbreakable thread stretches from generation to generation, from event to event. well, we build the joyful moments of our lives ourselves every weekend together with the route built project. look in the program. the route was built on the belarus 24 tv channel. i was born into a peasant family, so i’m used to work, i can’t imagine another job where i’m not connected to the land, the land for me is a wet nurse, it gives us everything, bread and milk, without labor well, nothing can be produced on it. my name is fedor khomich, production manager of the lyshchitsy site, an open joint-stock company of otromechego, i have been working on the farm for 30 years. my day starts at 5:00 am, i had breakfast and at about 7 am i am already at the dairy farm, talking with the managers farms, i find out from them - the results, the flow of milk, marketability,

let's take a historical excursion, says moscow, last hour, morse key, you can try it, it works, you’llstunned, and we’ll also visit the brightest sights of our country. agree, as long as the memory is alive in our hearts, then it will continue unbroken. the thread is from generation to generation, from event to event, but we build the joyful moments of our lives ourselves every weekend together with the project the route is built, look in the program the route is built on the belarus 24 tv channel . we continue to find out how different things are done, and today we let's talk about the station wagon, it is popular not only in belarus and the cis countries, but throughout the world. on they sow, plow, reap, harvest, it is used in construction, road utilities, and it is an irreplaceable machine, belarusian. hello everyone, my name is arthur, i come from the city of minsk, i have always been impressed by the scale of the tractor plant, and even now, driving past the tractor plant to work, i am interested in what is happening at the plant itself, i would like to see how the plant lives an

of messengers, social networks and no problems, but how the messengers did it during the war, the morsert answer, i can, well, the simplest thing is that our guys usually practice either sos or mama, mama, yes, let’s go mama, mama, let’s take it like that, and i’ll move on, i have a music lesson scheduled at the forest school. i am sorry. so, dear guys, we are starting with you the lesson “singing in the forest school”. the apple and pear trees were blooming, fog was rising over the river , katyusha came ashore, onto a high bank, onto a steep one, katyusha came ashore, onto a high bank, onto a steep one, well done, guys, well done. it's getting close to lunch, i'm in the fresh air i worked up a serious appetite. hello, hello, what is so interesting about you here? well, here is the most important thing. the nurse is probably this joy of the partisan, because you need to fight, you need to eat well, at least eat, as they say, not just well, but in order to eat, probably the most important thing in this was bread, you can’t do without bread, sifted grain, we fill in the millstones, the fl

signals by duration and created the first radio communication system that... could transmit signals in morse scheme he proposed has become classic. the first generation radio communication devices were based on it. at the same time as popov , other scientists were conducting experiments with electromagnetic waves. italian guglielma marconi, serbian nikola tesla, briton oliver lotsch and more. therefore, popov's primacy is often disputed in other countries. in the soviet union in russia, in honor of the first demonstration of popov's device, may 7 is traditional. radio day is celebrated. may 7 1945 the allies signed the act of surrender of germany without the ussr. essentially, it was an attempt to plead the role of the soviet union in defeating the enemy. the first act of surrender was signed in reims at 2:41 am on may 7th. there is also a signature from the ussr there, it was put by the representative of the supreme high command headquarters under the allied command, major general ivan. but he did this at his own peril and risk. before signing, i asked for permission from moscow, but by the

of course, real, there’s only morse code it will be necessary to learn, but i will help, well, hand inme where your cash is , just be quiet, guys. excuse me, elena, i found your husband’s keys in a comment, out of place, close the door, calmly, you will stand quietly. don't move your hand, take your hand away from the holster. quiet, no shouting. arunas, take the key to the safe. thanks for the keys frau, we searched for them. come on, colonel. this guy lucas is ready for anything. tell? yes, how did the major manage to do this? it's better for you not to know. major, major, well, about the basement, i was joking, there was nowhere to go. whose motorcycle is yours? the motorcycle from the movie? became the youngest member of the english parliament. following mussolini, mosley declared great britain the heir to great rome, which sounded wild, but... he didn’t even notice it. after the end of the second world war , the french, at least at that time, defeated their internal fascism. but whether the anglo-saxons coped with it is a big question. they helped many nazis escape responsibility

does that sound a little bit like morse code? our research shows that these code is how complex the internal structure with similar is similarities to aspects of some other animal communication systems and even some aspects of human language research as a part of the project stacy dissertation translation initiative, machine learning team we've examines move in the 8700 audio snippets of spin while clicks known as code is signs. it's have been trying for decades to understand what those clicks might mean. while they still don't know, they now think they're a states of clicks that make up a phonetic alpha. bees that the wilds might use to build the rough equivalents of words and phrases. project studies really focused on listening right now. this is an incredibly vulnerable population, especially transmitted communication system that we really don't want to disturb. and so right, we're just at the very beginning of this process and i think there's a lot more research that we have to do before we know whether it's a good idea to tr

lot of messengers, social networks and no problems, but how did the messengers do it during the war, morset what’s the shortest thing? these were reports from the sofinformburo, which were already being published by the newspaper zarya, this was also very important, well, our own editorial office of the newspaper is in our neighboring premises, moscow says, the last hour, today, may 5, 1943, in the kuban, northeast of novorossiysk, our troops are in as a result of fierce fighting they broke through. it was here on may 5, 1943 the first issue of the zarya newspaper was published after a two-year break of occupation. and i ’m moving on, i have a music lesson scheduled at the forest school. i am sorry. so, dear ones! guys, we are starting with you a lesson in “singing at the forest school, apple and pear trees were blooming, fog was floating over the river, katyusha came ashore, onto a high bank, onto a steep one.” katyusha went ashore, on a high bank on a steep bank, well done, guys, well done, it’s getting close to lunch, in the fresh air i’ve developed a serious appetite, hello, hello, wha

researchers in biology analyzed more than 8,000 bursts of clicks called codas similar to morse code andses form an alphabet to create what we think of as words and phrases. >> these codas have a complex internal structure with similarities to aspects of some other animal communication systems and even some aspects of human language. >> reporter: sperm whales can grow up to 60 feet long and their 20-pound brains are the largest in the animal kingdom. they communicate by forcing air through muscles in their noses. >> it seems that through this phonetic alphabet they can generate a lot of things, but we have no idea what they say. >> reporter: scientists say they need to collect millions, if not billions of codas to have enough to work out what the whales are talking about, but they think artificial intelligence can help them make sense of it all. >> we hope this discovery will help us with whale conservation as well as with a deeper understanding of our majestic neighbors of the undersea. >> reporter: hoping someday sperm whales could tell us a whale of a tale about life under the waves.

belarus 24 tv channel, let's go on a trip to belarus, hello, travel lovers, today is moscow. last hour, morsebe stunned, and we’ll also visit the bright sights of our country, agree, as long as the memory is alive in our hearts, then an unbreakable thread stretches from generation to generation, from event to event, but the joyful ones we build moments of our lives ourselves every weekend, along with the project , the route is built, see the program. the route was shown on the belarus 24 tv channel . while nato is conducting exercises near the western borders of belarus, it is increasing its military contingent. on our southern border, intelligence agencies are constantly catching ukrainian saboteurs. today , all conditions are being created in our country to successfully repel any aggression, but our western neighbors did not really like the appearance of nuclear weapons in belarus, and their placement on the territory of all nato countries. okay, but it's probably different. there is a redistribution of spheres of influence in the world, and, in addition, a shift from a unipolar world to a

voters can vote in person at the morse block building on shattuck avenue in berkeley. polls close in three hours at 8 p.m. still to come, a boeing plane bound for the bay area suddenly diverted the problems that forced pilots to turn the plane around, and through a series of unexpected events, one oakland woman ends up without a place to live. but even though she was struggling herself, she never stopped helping others. her story of determination and kindness will make you very proud. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. what a day outside. we got up to 78 in santa rosa. right? spot on with the average of 7877 here in livermore. average 78. but we're about to get a lot hotter. i'll have details on how much hotte we go andr and why it happened last night. the flight left london heathrow airport and was on the way to sfo, but the pilot notified air traffic control of a reported cracked windshield. so the plane reversed its course 3.5 hours into the flight, it landed safely back in london. six hours later, we reached out to virgin atlantic for a statement, a spokesperson

which runs through 2026, and you can vote in person from 7:00 in the morning to 8 p.m. tomorrow at the morselding on shattuck avenue and mail in ballots. by the way, must be postmarked by may 28th. and a lot of people are still heading home tonight after the three day weekend, you're taking a live look across the bay area freeways. right now. you can see, thankfully, a smooth sailing, not much traffic. this was expected to be one of the busiest memorial day weekends in nearly 20 years, according to triple a, but if you flew our trip home, your trip home might not have gone so smoothly. bad weather has eased from back east has been causing big problems at airports across the country. at sfo, 189 delays and six cancellations honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice. president biden honored u.s. soldiers on this memorial day at arlington national cemetery. vice president kamala harris, secretary of defense lloyd austin also in attendance. the ceremony began with the president laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, a site dedicated to fallen u.s. soldiers. president biden also

region of our country, to the brest region, let’s take a historical excursion, moscow says, last hour, morsealso visit bright sights of our country, agree, as long as the memory is alive in our hearts, then an unbreakable thread stretches from generation to generation, from event to event. well, we build the joyful moments of our lives ourselves every weekend together with the route built project. look in the program, the route is built on the belarus 24 tv channel . in fact, work, it is always work, it is very hard work, of course, there is a big huge bonus, these are dolphins, their love, communication with them, but besides this huge factor, there is many small ones, but enough difficult moments. i think evgeniy was lucky, because i was also in this profession, when you were in it, when you know all the nuances of all the moments, then you understand why he is not at home, that is, this is not the moment like... yes he lingers simply because he wants, you know what can happen and how, and you would be in his place and would do the same, so you have to endure it a little, accept, i would s

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we studied morse code for a month and a half, when we mastered it, when we passed the exams, i was assigned front for 41 days, why? because we passed through siberia in 4 days, when they began to move towards the front. the germans were raging in the air and they were constantly bombing railway stations, bringing medicine for the wounded, instruments, beds to the front, we were going to the front line. there is a house leaking, a quiet, sholokov bridge, right in front this bridge was where we were met by a landing force when this offensive took place, but it was so amazing when levitan said that the soviet army had retreated to pre-prepared lines, here these boys walked to school with wet tears, it was so disappointing. the germans came to us, but we had not yet seen them , because our village is away from the main roads leading to smolensk, people immediately came running, a german came out, a translator in broken russian, milk, schnapps, egg, chicken, so that they brought it here to them, so i look, he’s such a german, tall, red-haired, i remember him appearance, dragging our girl by the

does that sound a little bit like morse code? or research shows that these coders have a complex internal structure with similarities, similarities to aspects of some other animal communication systems, and even some aspects of human language. the research has a power of the project safety. the cetacean translation initiative, machine learning team. they've examines move and 8700 audio snippets of spin while clicks known as coaches. scientists have been trying for decades to understand what those clicks might mean to, well, they still don't know. they now sing 0 states of cliques that make up of the music else abuse that the whales mites used to build the rough equivalent of woods and phrases. project studies really focused on listening right now. this is an incredibly vulnerable population, especially transmitted communication system that we really don't want to disturb. and so right, we're just at the very beginning of this process and i think there's a lot more research that we have to do before we know whether it's a good ide

let's take a historical excursion, he says. last hour, morse key, you can try it, it’s working, you’llnd we’ll also visit bright attractions. to date, 52 technical regulations have been developed for different types of products, 10 are in development, additional changes are being developed for many, and there are a number of products for which there is no technical support in the form of regulations: nicotine containing products, and certain mechanical engineering products are ... including food for the residents of our country, to ensure a sufficient volume of production of products that will allow us to fulfill this task, but the task is to expand the presence of our products and their producers in the markets of eu countries, this is, well, i won’t say that it is a secondary task, it is also the main one and, probably, is to some extent complementary to the first task; it is impossible today to develop production qualitatively. ensure the supply of products at reasonable prices to the domestic market, if the volume of production is insignificant, and naturally we will be faced with

voters can vote in person at the morse block building on shaddock av avenue, one of the largest teachers union in the u.s, comes to a reported agreement with governor gavin newsom. we agree that we can't go back to where we were, tell lawmakers and governor newsom to pass a state budget that protects public schools for our students and communities. it was part of an ad released by the california teachers association. it blasted what it described as billions of dollars in cuts to school spending. politico is now reporting the governor has reached a deal with the union. the previous plan would have lowered the amount guaranteed to schools in the state by nearly $12 billion. the reported new deal includes a guaranteed five and a half dollars billion to schools in the future. the governor is trying to close a $38 billion budget shortfall. insiders speculate state regulators this week will shoot down a plan to provide solar power incentives for low income earners. now, the state puc meets thursday and a new editorial, the chronicle suggests board members will consider ending a program allowin

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