the currency formally known as real blocks today nano is considered to be one of the most disappointing crypto currencies of all time since it had to christabel you so much as of december fourteenth the stock price stood at only around seventy seven cents last year crypto exchanges recorded around two hundred sixty six million dollars in losses from security breaches and heists and the first half of this year around seven hundred thirty one million dollars was reported stolen from crypto exchanges while there isn't just a long clear answer on how to prevent crypto hacks all together investors in the crypto space are raising concerns regarding the standard of security measures that should be implemented by crypto trading platforms reporting in new york turn of each other as r.t. . those markets continue to dramatically rise and fall could cripple currency be the proverbial island of stability in the world of finance for more burchill and sat down with henri are slow noon spin second cook the leader in asia to enlist the stability and future of kryptos. on ray you you speak with a lot of

behind this advertising board is a contraption containing a nano carbon filter capable of removing over 90% of harmful gases from the environment. the devices are deliberately positioned alongside the shops and waiting areas where most passengers spend their time. this map shows how the quality of the air is improved significantly where the filters are. the polluted air is being sucked in through the top of the unit and sent to a chamber in which there is a high—voltage electrical field where the ultrafine particles are being captured. the second stage is then a gas filter where we take out the nitrogen dioxide, we take out eventual ozone that is produced in the first chamber, and then the last chamber is basically to direct the airflow out to get the clean air in the right place. but it's notjust london. last year, a0 cities across the uk either reached or exceeded the safe limit for air quality. and some have their own plans to better the air. in southampton, this bus is claiming to clean the air as it drives. the filter on the roof removes the ultrafine particles from the air that di

in modulus the nanos government have the worst approval rating of any brazilian administration at this stage in office since brazil return to democracy three decades ago. astronomers are set to reveal what they're calling a groundbreaking development related to black holes information will be presented at news conferences in six different cities around the globe all taking place at the same time it's the result of years of work for the first time scientists will unveil a real image of a black hole one of the most mysterious objects in the universe. black holes they're like cosmic vacuum cleaners sucking up anything that comes to close any matter that crosses the so-called event horizon is gone forever. black holes are created when dying stars collapse in on themselves or when two stars collide and their masses merge. the gravitational forces become so massive that the matters into his think point called the singularity. black holes start small but as they suck up more and more material in their path they can begin to grow and eventually become super massive black holes like the one at

comet hitting the earth and that's iridium that's melted glass that's carbon my course for us that's nano diamonds which are physically created by the heat and shock of the impact and these are distributed across tens of millions of square miles of the earth's surface and they all date to twelve thousand eight hundred years ago and undoubtedly there was a cataclysm then actually nobody denies that because that's the time that the megafauna went extinct the mammoths die a wall you know the saber tooth tigers the mastodons they all went down at that time and up till now the explanation has been no human beings must have made them must have made them mixed over and over over over hunting although i cannot conceive of a single hunter gather a group that would willfully wipe out its entire prey prey animal hunter gatherers are actually very protective of the species they hunt they don't they don't wipe them out that's always been a bad idea the notion of the overkill hypothesis and now we have a it's an environmental question police also it also raises environmental questions and then that the

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now that we found not one but two live sized versions of the last supper by layer nano and his top pupils we have long last have a key to see what the fresco and milan truly looked like. the last supper a painting that would go on to transform the course of western art could anyone in the forty nine haven't dissipated the tremendous impact that this fresco would have he would have been told by the look of eco and the trier of sentimental look at c. to a last supper and they probably would have expected he would have done the last supper they came to all of those that have been done primarily in florence in tuscany seattle for the previous two hundred years later of course did not work like night and he did say that the way to make a painting was not to look at the paintings it was to look at real life so i think what he wanted to do and why he thought viable was find the drama in the story was almost like he. was the director of a film and he was given a brief this is the film you're going to make we're going to make a film of the last supper leonardo wanted action and he also wanted the

i'm going to take a wild guess and say you have never heard of sila nonknowte a nano tech. you pass a nondescript warehouse and in there is the sila company. >> it's the bay area. >> thanks, scott. >> before they go public. >> new video. we're not sure if anyone believed aliens were headed to the white house. people looking sky ward got quite the site. a brilliant meteor that disintegrated in the earth's atmosphere. people across 11 mid atlantic states saw the same thing. some call it the brightest meteor that they have ever seen. >> pretty cool to see that, if he were able to see that. >> you do see it. and if you do video it, turn it this way. it fills the screen. >> it happened so quickly they were just lucky to film it. >> people don't realize how common that is, too. if you were to just sit there and watch the night sky. >> make a big wish on that one. >> yeah, absolutely. and our skies are clear. maybe you will see something going into the next couple of days. take a look at the clouds. this is looking from up high towards the golden gate bridge. it is 50 degrees ther

tracee: manufacturing in california suggested that nano robots could be implanted to human body and connectuld be linking our brains to computers and in one instance you could form a super brain. lauren: well, do i need that. tracee: obviously hurdles to get past with forming the super brain, but, yes, the network of computers to your brain. i don't know how this could actually happen, when it could happen, people would really go for this, i for one wouldn't, i don't know how you monitor something like this. lauren: right. tracee: it sounds like too far out there for me, yes. lauren: that's where we are headed. the future is basically now -- millennials, we like to beat them up sometime, big part of workforce m getting jobs for the first time. you look at applications, are they being totally honest? >> they found that most people generally were telling the truth, 5% of those asked did admit to lying on a resume, 11% of millennials -- lauren: how so tracee: references, college education, responsibilities at previous jobs, their gpa, internship experience, these are the top 8 things that peop

behind this advertising board is a contraption containing a nano carbon filter capable of removing overng areas where most passengers spend their time. this map shows how the quality of the air is improved significantly where the filters are. the polluted air is being sucked in through the top of the unit and sent to a chamber in which there is a high—voltage electrical field where the ultrafine particles are being captured.

climate change wasn't mentioned for two nano seconds in the last debates.sing a can ddidacy that it has to be the duty of the federal government. if it's not job one, i went get done. for those that want to see that as part of the debate, we need to make sure this happens. we only got one more chance. it's the next four years. then it's too late. all the chips are on the able. i hope people will rally to this cause. we're ready for it. >> it's a pleasure. i'll catch up with you on the trail. >> thank you. >>> tonight, two more 2020 c contenders join msnbc. this all starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >>> coming up, susan page here to discuss her revealing new biography of barbara bush. that's ahead right here on andrea mitchell reports. mitche. of soft-serve ice cream? i got cones, anybody wants one! oh, yeah! get ya some! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ed! ed! we struck sprinkles! [cheers] believe it. geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. they say a pictu

that is on the nano side.add insult to injury if you may is you are exposed to the device that is causing the problems and the other two areas, which is smartphones. you are potentially hitting saturation levels. there is not enough demand to make you upgrade to the new 1200 telephone. $1200 phone. scarlet: even if it folds? anand: even if it. folds.ntum -- even if it momentum may be slow and simpson bears the brunt of it. scarlet: we knew this was coming. what i found interesting was that samsung is exposed to the pc market. intel is. wells fargo downgraded intel. anand: look. generally, i agree that we have come too far, too fast. q1 snapecline and the back in terms of the magnitude and velocity -- caroline: share rally, you mean. anand: yes. very fast on the downside and upside. q1said we want to wait for numbers to come out to see if the fundamentals are projecting a recovery that substantiates the share rally. right? but on the other hand, if you look at the companies within the space and you look at comp

behind this advertising board is a contraption containing a nano carbon filter capable of removing over the air is improved significantly where the filters are. the polluted air is being sucked in through the top of the unit and sent to a chamber in which there is a high—voltage electrical field where the ultrafine particles are being captured. the second stage is then a gas filter where we take out the nitrogen dioxide, we take out eventual ozone that is produced in the first chamber, and then the last chamber is basically to direct the airflow out to get the clean air in the right place. but it's notjust london. last year, a0 cities across the uk either reached or exceeded the safe limit for air quality. and some have their own plans to better the air. in southampton, this bus is claiming to clean the air as it drives. the filter on the roof removes the ultrafine particles from the air that diesel engines on vehicles like these are spewing out. basically there are two large filter papers, filter slabs in the unit. there are three fans that suck air in. the bus doesn't go fast enough t

it is a nano filter. it has a dual filtration system. you plug it in and turn it on.as the nano filters that remove the little particles. everybody has allergies. >> i'm the worst. >> this is one of the worst allergy seasons ever. plug it in and turn it on. >> have you tried it. >> we have been using it for the past week. and everybody's allergies are gone. i mean almost immediately. this is one that is posted about in the tech world. >> how much? >> $700. >> we have like 15 seconds. we went a little long. last but not least, you have to love what you use. >> i went into best buy and turned in all of my gadgets. and because marie condo says keep only what sparks joy, if you need -- if you cleaned up, you have cleared out and you need to replace a few gadgets, make sure that you pick ones up that are energy star certified. these not only help to clean now but they also help preserve energy and help the planet. >> make your life better, save time, or save you money. >> yes. they have to do one of those two things to be back into your household and back into your life. n

fighting wars and you ask about the power of one person doing in the, you and you know that each of these nano-interventions actually make a difference. .. it takes one person to say i'm going to do something as evil as that. what i'm saying and what you are rightly saying is if we had a different way of thinking about the way in which we living our lives and what frankly we want our communities to feel like, ,e can make a difference in reducing the us versus them which will make a difference. there is no magic wand. there's no silver bullet that is going to fix everything. hate is not going to go away tomorrow but we can dramatically reduce the appeal so that we can have and see -- in my work in in these years since 9/11, one of the things that was so frustrating to me is that we both know, u.n. government, there are so many serious problems for which we do not have solutions and we don't know what to do and it is going to take when it are just before we can get to the place where we can say we've moved on a particular issue. this doesn't have to be one of those things. when i look at -- >> it's hope about

one is simply with nano an odometer. every year or two years you go in and you get your emissions tested, and they look at the odometer and they say you drove 15,000 miles, you need to write us a check within a month for this amount of money. a couple problems with that. one, if that's the case, then maryland is going to make a lot of money, and the district of columbia will not, because a lot of people commute into d.c. i do sometimes. that's number one. it doesn't allocate the money to where the costs are, but then it the much more important issue is then it doesn't enable this platform, this pricing platform to enable things like congestion pricing. if all the cars had this and the region here decided they wanted to put congestion pricing on 495 at 8:00 a.m. in the morning, that would be, in our view, would be a great thing. but you can't do that with an odometer system. the odometer system is a "dumb" system. it gets you the money, but it does not get you the vast array of benefits that a smart system would get you.

on fundamental research, if you want to make the space elevator work, you've got to get long carbon nano tubes in mass production. these are things where -- they're good ideas on how to spend the money. but if you concentrate more and more on let's go to the moon with the exact same technology we used 50 years ago in the next five years, you know, you're -- the money that's spent there is not being spent on something that can actually make space accessible to large numbers of americans 20, 30, 50 years from now. so i urge you to rethink the trajectory you're on. in a similar way, space nuclear power is something you're working on. and the tradeoff that you -- the decision you have to make early is whether you're going to use weapons-grade material or non-weapons-grade material. i understand my understanding that for a nuclear space propulsion, you have settled on low, enriched, nonweapons. correct? >> correct, that's what we use. >> the other appears you're not heading in that direction, at least initially for power reactors, things that would be used potentially on satellites or lunar o

such man in the zoo our son was abandoned the whole of by a nano second man. of. war. by december twenty fifth more than half of the entire syrian population has been forced out of their home. in turkey things are not as calm as before. twenty fifteen and sixteen has seen a number of attacks take place in the capital ankara and in istanbul. the conflict has evidently spilled over the borders of syria and threatens the entire region. but silence hands continue to collect evidence. hello there we've got another weather system that's putting itself together even north america the last one is only slowly moving away from as it's here over the eastern parts and still bringing us a few showers of parts of canada and the northeastern parts of the states as well but here's the next one made its way across the rockies it's now over the northern plains they're bringing some wet weather around the great lakes region but it's further south that we can see the intense rains as we head through the next few days so texas particularly is looking very very wet they could even be some l