due to the use of lead in the design of the fast neutron reactor, using mixed uranium nitrite plutoniumwith a high density , there is no reactivity margin, thus even hypothetically an accident like the chernobyl accident is excluded in the bud. nuclear fuel for brest will be produced just a few meters from the future power unit at the fabrication and refabrication module, where not only innovative equipment, but the building itself is unique, it is able to withstand even the fall of a small meteorite equipment is associated with the use of nuclear materials, so, uh, like the building itself, so the equipment is designed for external influences. it's like an earthquake. eight points for the fall of a light aircraft of 5 tons, and the impact of a shock wave. well, and others, and therefore the walls are very massive thick. yes, yes with lots of armature. we are now approaching the room. you can even pay attention the thickness of the walls. that's very e massive yes there 800 mm. well, the doors. uh, that's it, our equipment is located in localizing shelters. we are now going into it. and

from the pluses, it has a low moderating ability, which allows you to have a fast neutron spectrum. from the minuses , it is corrosive and can damage the walls and the device inside the case, but scientists are planning this problem. solved by maintaining a certain oxygen regime of the coolant. why because the first upset? the first time such equipment is such equipment. no every day with us work is underway, both designers and the manufacturer to the site, because, well, everything is in one copy, despite the impressive size, the building of the power unit for brest will be more compact compared to those that are being built for traditional power units at conventional nuclear power plants in the building of the reactor, as all process equipment and the steam generator and the main circulation pump and the core will be placed in the vessel. also reduce the safety class outside the reactor equipment, and in the event of an emergency shutdown of the reactor, lead in the process of cooling. the principle of natural safety of the basis of technology will seal the core with nuclear fuel

and why irradiate with neutrons, but not just not with neutrons , but with what kind of neutrons, whichst, not slow, but the so-called intermediate ones, if there is a drill in the cell, there is a netron, it will find it, it will be captured, it will happen. this mini-nuclear reaction and the cell will die. and it doesn't get hurt. neighboring, if there is no borax in healthy cells. won't get a dose. now such an installation is being made for the blokhin cancer center in moscow to be handed over. it is promised in the spring of 2025. this is already the development of scientists from the novosibirsk state university speech about screens for smartphones. if a pallet is made from this substance, then it will be such a witness color. this is the color temperature that corresponds to, uh, true green. according to the standards , organic molecules grown in test tubes from hydrogen and carbon by applying an electric current. they generate light, this technology will make the screen for mobile phones more perfect. they will last longer and shine brighter. here the task is to e science, to off

on the far side of the moon in orbit, the station not only measured the fluxes of gamma rays and neutronsrface, but also obtained the parameters of space plasma. one of the tasks of the station is to explore the soil at the south pole. there is evidence that there may be water and other useful materials. all this will create inhabited base. this is one of the main resources that require the resumption of delivery. here it is possible to decompose oxygen and hydrogen with the help of solar light of solar energy in this way to obtain oxygen respiration of hydrogen. it is fuel for promising engine fuel. it is quite possible that there are some remnants of organic matter, which with this water, which has been preserved for billions of years untouched, the space station has an instrument container, an engine and a landing gear, as well as a special bucket so that you can dig out the top one. the soil all this together weighs about 700 kg . the sun will conduct research on the surface of the moon; it will have a sufficient set of instruments that will analyze the soil, both remotely. that is, a

on the far side of the moon in orbit, the station not only measured the fluxes of gamma rays and neutrons obtained parameters space plasma. one of the tasks of the station is to explore the soil at the south pole. there is evidence that there may be water and other useful materials. all this will create a habitable base in one - this is one of the main resources that require the resumption of delivery can be decomposed into oxyhydrogen using light in solar energy , thus obtaining oxygen breathing hydrogen fuel for promising engine fuel. it is quite possible that there are some remnants of organic matter there, which with this water, which have been preserved for billions of years, do not in the broken state, the space station has an instrument container, an engine and a landing gear, as well as a special bucket so that the top can be excavated. the soil all this together weighs about 700 kg. the station will conduct research on the surface of the moon , starting with a set of instruments that will analyze the soil, as in a remote way. that is, according to its glow in various ranges of th

on the far side of the moon in orbit, the station not only measured the fluxes of gamma rays and neutrons but also obtained the parameters of space plasma. one of the tasks of the station is to explore the soil at the south pole. there is evidence that there may be water and other useful materials. all this will allow you to create a habitable base in one - this is one of the main resources that require renewal delivery, oxygen and hydrogen can be decomposed with the help of the light of solar energy , thus obtaining oxygen respiration. perspective, quite possibly. there are remnants of organic matter that have been brought there to the moon with this water, which has been preserved for billions of years untouched . the space station has an instrument container , an engine and landing gear, as well as a special bucket so that you can dig out the top one. the soil all this together weighs about 700 kg, the sun will conduct research on the surface, starting with a set of instruments that will analyze the soil, both remotely . that is, according to its glow in various ranges of the electroma

uh of the electromagnetic spectrum by its glow in neutrons.lso a device that will analyze the item. the first space station, the moon, was launched back in fifty the ninth year, and 14 years later, 21 vehicles delivered to the earth's satellite already and the lunokhod to wait for a complete map of the moon in its forehead. here you see the russian flag. here is our planned landing site for our mission, it should be 25, and in red on this globe. soviet landing sites are shown. uh, lunar rovers of two lunar rovers of three vehicles by 16 by two by 24 the whole study. the moon in the 20th century was still very medium and fairly low latitudes flying to the south pole. in soviet times, it was practically impossible. all of course, no, we dream of the future of the moon it will be a habitable moon, a human moon. this was dreamed of back in the sixties and now russia will be the first to sit down. so close to pole 25 , the spacecraft will land on almost 73° south latitude. this is close to the pole, if this is reflected to the northern hemisphere a

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well, slow neutron reactors. nobody's doing anything, so i'm guessing.e. and we need to take this into account and keep up, because we also have a uranium enrichment industry and we are taking it, but we can restore the production industry , of course, it is not necessary to contribute to the nuclear race in the united states. the very fact. uh sales of our industry state company uranium to the united states. there is nothing seditious about it, because we are not at all interested in in order for something to explode there, the nuclear power plant ruined the planets. yes, i absolutely agree, it is necessary to take into account the risks of this and make it technologically possible so that our nuclear raw materials are not used for the production of weapons. we just need to stop deliveries of uranium there, we do not supply them. they do not supply us; they cut off deliveries to a number of the most important components , we supply e, fuel for their nuclear power plants and e, you know, leave explosives for nuclear explosives in this case, i am always g

according to its glow in various ranges of the electromagnetic spectrum, according to its glow in neutrons. so there is a device that will analyze. well, the first space station, the moon, was launched back in the fifty-ninth year, and 14 years later, 21 devices were delivered to the earth’s satellite already, lunokhod was able to create a complete map of the moon globe here you see the russian flag. this is our planned landing site for our mission. moon 25 is rather red on this globe. soviet landing sites are shown. uh, lunar rovers of two lunar rovers of three vehicles. moon 16x224 all the exploration of the moon in the 20th century was still concentrated on middle and rather low latitudes on the south pole. in soviet times, it was almost impossible. all of course. no, you're dreaming of a future moon that 's going to be inhabited. the moon is a human moon dreamed about this back in the sixties. and now russia will sit down first. so close to pole 25 , the spacecraft will land at almost 73° on the moon. and the southern latitude is close to the pole, if this is reflected on the northern

station, which is also stable , made a number of observations, measured the flows gamma rays and neutronsm the lunar surface. received the parameters of space plasma. landing. moon 25. at the south pole of the satellite is scheduled for august 21st. the jubilee and fifth festival of young art tavrida art started in the crimea in the open air. more than 3,500 participants of cultural and art workers from 89 regions of the country gathered, actors , musicians and artists will live and create ward portals at the foot of mount meganom . report by yana shcherbaty. reflects the entire geography of our large country. young people gathered here palaces from all over russia and they tell each other about the culture and achievements of their native regions. the nature of the far east on taurida , we brought the entire palette of folk art from the krasnoyarsk art of the krasnoyarsk territory. e, which is represented in the concept of civilization, the river in our case is the yenisei river , which unites all of us, the kamchatka territory is our booth of inspiration in nature and we brought master

he discovered the effect of slowing down neutrons, then studied nuclear isomea and participated in britishc project correspondent, hated fascism and was a member of the italian communist party , there is an unconfirmed version that he worked for soviet intelligence in fifty-first in decoration. you and your whole family came to the ussr because you wanted to equalize the balance between east and west and considered the extremely hostile attitude of the west towards the soviet union terribly unfair and immoral. since then , he has worked in dubna at the united institute for nuclear research. known for his research on ultralight nitrine particles that are formed during the nuclear reaction bruno panteco developed a method for their detection put forward the idea. neutrino oscillations became the founder of physics, neutrinos, high energies and nitrile astronomy vysotsky even sang about him. don't get caught. yes, on the fence. doom can't plant a test tube, but it would be great. what are you, a cow took him stronger and burned a street in dubna where he worked in the name of bruno pantekorma

welcome to read the entry level audi q a neutron is powered by a 250 kilowatt moto, while the s q a sport back version we tested, gets plenty of grunge from its 370 kilowatt mode. but generally driving impression in the q at age on a is really smooth that, i mean, audi cannot afford to do mistakes in this car because they say is the flagship model. so you have to be smooth, but it's also asked to be quite sporty since that we're driving the s version that also features a lot of power. and you will want to feel that when you're driving and. busy if you wanted to excel or right to really do it and you want to have a very nice handling and the core features all of this the what i especially like is the fact that it is very silent on the interior. of course, i can only compare it with what i remember, but the q s s u, v was not any more silent, neither was the land rover's range rover. what i do have to admit though, is that the 2 s s u, v and the land rover range rover felt a little more spacious right here and you feel comfortable that it's not like you would myspace. but it could be a litt

he discovered the effect of slowing down neutrons, then studied nuclear isomea participated in the britishatomic project pantecor, hated fascism and was a member of the italian communist party, there is an unconfirmed version that he worked for soviet intelligence, the fifty-first pantecor came to the ussr with his whole family because he wanted to equalize the balance between the east and the west and considered terribly unfair and immoral the extremely hostile attitude of the west towards the soviet union . he gained fame for his study of nitrine of ultralight particles that are formed during a nuclear reaction . bruno panteco developed a method for their detection and put forward an idea. no three oscillations came to the founder of physics, neutrinos, high energies and nitrile astronomy vysotsky even sang about him, you can’t catch a pulse. gimme three on the fence doo b you won't plant a test tube, but it would be great, i took it stronger and burned a street in dubna where he worked named bruno pantekorva. that was the day in history. the work of the entire tech and our economy depen

during the first test launch, the hadron lr neutron was registered and the gamma spectrometer bombardsles of this sphere, which is, yes, above the surface of the moon, and in response comes from the release of various e-e particles from the surface of the moon yes, caused by knocking out these charges that e-e filed device, and it fixes it and looks at the changes. lera determines the local distribution of the atomic hydrogen below the surface. and where there are hydrogen atoms, there is water, and water will make it possible to create a base for the exploration of the moon, not only for drinking , not only for astronauts to wash there, not only for watering the plants that we will sprout there in special lunar greenhouses models, but water can be used as rocket fuel, because it is much easier to launch from the moon than from the earth. there, the whole length is a multiple less, therefore, yes. uh, if we ever want to fly ourselves for a permanent stay. we'll get it all out first equipment to the moon with a high degree of probability, and from there we will already fly one of the fl

these were high-frequency waves from the merger of small black holes or neutron stars.ow-frequency gravitational waves come from giant black holes, as it turned out, they are able to tell a lot about the structure of the world, get new data about what apparently happens in space with the most massive objects to descend the sun in mass, not even millions, but billions of times to scientists managed to see traces of gravitational waves, created by these monsters, scattered throughout the observable universe, evidence of how space is dented by such gravitational waves and australia and europe but let's go in order modern theory of gravity predicts the existence of a special kind of gravitational waves that create ripples in space itself, like a stone thrown into water, but without water. unlike waves, they don’t need water, they don’t need any medium. you propagate first in 2015, but then they had a completely different source of merging small black holes, called very fast, therefore they send gravitational waves in all directions of a relatively high frequency such that e

during the first test launch , the lr neutron hadron was registered and the gamma-ray spectrometer bombardsticles. yes, as it were , this sphere, which is, yes, but above the surface of the moon, and in response comes from the release of different ones. e-e particles from the surface of the moon yes , caused by knocking out these e charges that the device applied, and it fixes this and watches the changes. lera determines the local distribution of atomic hydrogen under the surface. and where there are hydrogen atoms there is water, and water will create a base for development moons, not only for drinking, not only for the astronauts to bathe there, not only for watering the plants that we had there. forgive me in special models of lunar greenhouses, but water can be used as rocket fuel, because with the moons are much easier to launch than the earths. there, the total attraction is a multiple less, therefore, yes, and if we ever want to fly to mars for a permanent stay. we will first carry all this equipment to the moon with a high degree of probability, and from there we will already fly o

during the first test run, the hadron lr neutron and the gamma-ray spectrometer bombards the moon with of this sphere, which is yes, but above the surface of the moon and in response there is an emission of various e-particles from the surface of the moon yes , caused by knocking out these e-charges that the device gave, and it fixes this and looks at the changes. lera determines the local distribution of atomic hydrogen under the surface. and where there are hydrogen atoms there is water , and water will create a base for the exploration of the moon not only for drinking, not only for astronauts to wash there, not only for watering the plants that we have there will germinate in special models of lunar greenhouses, but water can be used as rocket fuel, because it is much easier to launch from the moon than from the earth. there's just a fraction of the gravity, so yes, uh, if we ever want to fly to mars for a permanent stay. we will get all this equipment to the moon first with a high probability. and from there we will already fly to mars, one of the options for flying to mars is our

during the first test launch, the lr neutron hadron was registered and the gamma-ray spectrometer bombardsarticles. yes, as it were, this sphere, which is, yes, well, above the surface of the moon, and in response it comes from the release of various uh particles from the surface moons yes caused by the knocking out of these charges, which e, gave the device, and it fixes this and watches the changes. lera determines the local distribution of atomic hydrogen under the surface. and where there are hydrogen atoms there is water, and water will make it possible to create a base for the exploration of the moon, not only for drinking , not only for astronauts to wash there, not only for watering a plant that we will sprout there in special lunar greenhouses modules, but you think you can use it as rocket fuel, because that it is much easier to launch from the moon than from the earth. there's a multiple of the entire length, so yes, uh, if we ever want to fly to mars for a permanent stay. well , first we will drag all this equipment to the moon with a high degree of probability. and from there

i don't like, has been mentioned, are you uh, maintained in neutron standards instead of claims that it does respect democratic democratic government and to the extended warranty. the president doesn't weigh it at all. so given this leeway as it were, the one to, to allow them to transition beautiful fits 6 months. so it was, i do, in addition, the condom into the tons. uh, they would prefer that between each of the way out of the area. you know, some of them don't. uh, especially with regard to the when the chrome i came from and i think the deciding that live in the model to the new jersey by united i think where regarding the condemnation of friends it was quoted then they'll follow on to the very tricky line that you haven't talked to please now how long does the visa be because desire to restore democracy and to continue it is do you know when that is going to west to west africa would be a very difficult and not what like has been mentioned, right? i'll give you a house or the credential to bleed out room, and if it's the by going to original pilot the you as a friend of an exa

welcome to moscow on the global neutron and up here on orange front has firmly rejected claims by major advantage violated the west african countries or a space and conducted attack on local military forces. naomi had said the incident enabled quote, terrorist prisoners to escape from a detention facility. these have been imagine these sites remotely serious events on the way and yeah, as a result of the behavior of the french forces. so now territory on the 9th of august 2023 at around 6 30 am. the jerry and national guards position came under attack. the number of casualties has not yet been established. however, through direct communication with weston pock, most of the behavior of the french forces was criticized for having you knew that certainly released capture terrorist prison. this parental parties have responded sophie allegations, fine as military hunter and to fight as deny them foreign ministry. and the statement said, no, i talk against any german military council, place about french troops in the country with that, at the request of like you to make a fire. these fonts is

the night at nights here in the most good this wednesday august the 16th welcome to the mid week neutron bomb threats faced. i'm the quest for stability around the globe. that was where the watchwords over the past few days in the russian capital. and i was most co hosted that key conference on international security. more than 800 delegates from 76 countries took part. in this opening address, the russian defense minister said they were older. we know most of all, but on the previously voiceless were not being heard. it is the director of the special military operation put an end to the dominance of the collective west and the ministry sphere. its ability to impose its interest in various regions of the world has significantly decrease the ongoing changes have increased the role of the countries of asia, africa, and latin america in the world system. today, a reference oppose not by the armed forces of ukraine, but by the anti collective west, which has recently been joined by individual states of the asia pacific region for the main or ocean personalities, presenting at this conference

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statement over the over the pushes you would see the very much, you know, specifically talking about neutron transition artist, the original institutions. so again, that goes back to like i said, the editor of process, and that is also in the all of these additional fitness center. hoping that in the transition process, they would require maybe to look at it, cause it to show and also look at how to strengthen students it to show us regarding a political political process. i guess the question is, what happens next and how united is the ministry in what is taking place right now? we've been listening to a corresponding talk about the influence of france in the bone. the historical influence, the 2 military bases that exist in france at the moment. i mean how, how do you think that's going to play into things or yeah, i mean, this is a if you mix as blood. so 1st thing for this only continued the version of the prison, michael was talking about democracy and very interesting to know that he didn't even know no comments you had with them. so they're going to continue this cool. just like a con

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well, at 25 it weighs about 2 tons carries more than 30 kg of scientific equipment, including neutrong soil samples studying the lunar exosphere, as well as a manipulator arm to collect samples this morning a rocket from the luna 25 station taken out set a vertical position on the launch pad vostochny cosmodrome if anything, after the launch of the device in 5 days it will independently fly to the moon where it will work for at least a year and transmit data through orbital repeaters. this mission will be the first of four planned in the russian lunar program. sports from the future have received official recognition in russia, including drone racing, laser combat and other activities of the 21st century. now they are included in the all-russian registers. athletes are intensively preparing for competitions. and quadcopter racing, for example, is not just a race to cover the distance quickly and accurately. you need to be able to understand the structure of any drone. what other entertainments have turned into professional sports does kirill kiknadze know? on the open tennis courts ,

we a-a celebrated the centenary, a unique feature of the reserve is a continuous array of neutron forestse standard for central europe. yes , it was created to preserve the rare and endangered at that time extraordinary beaver. it is today. we had an ordinary animal. he is found in many places and many in some countries, and in those days it was considered, but almost already disappeared on the territory of belarus and was not found on the territory of europe today there are already more than 1,500 individuals in the territory for a lot of them belarus is not included. he, of course, is more in the red book, and belarus and most likely, that's partly, just the same timely measures taken to protect it, protect it and create a reserve, therefore, well, we can say that howard is a species that saved the birch, biospheric reserve. editors club, i would like to offer the floor legal in relation to western countries stop using these people robbed for 300 years, where it was possible, the tactics of glass beads in exchange for gold and oil still operate , nothing has changed, when i talk to west

for a future soft landing, the device had already entered the circumlunar orbit, where it measured neutronthe surface of a natural satellite of our planet in the photo is the zman crater, which is not visible from the ground. now all the onboard systems of the automatic station are working normally , the specialists are already maintaining a stable connection. obtained the parameters of space plasma and gases of the dusty exosphere. under the moon , august 21 is planned and it is symbolic that in 3 days. yes , the most important stage of the mission, patriotic cosmonauts recalls another no less significant date. exactly 47 years ago , the predecessor of luna 25 landed in the southeastern region of the sea of ​​​​crisis and turned on the drill 15 minutes later. a few days later , soviet scientists received a sealed container with lunar soil weighing 170 g . crimean sudak again gathered the most talented creative youth for the tavrida art festival vladimir putin sent greetings to the participants. he noted their creative potential , wide opportunities for the exchange of ideas and positive e