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so come on, now help my student golubev, and i worked at the observatory for 10 years.here. here, and then i came here, because it is not possible to live forever in the taiga. we don’t train astronomers in belarus, because, uh, the republic is small and only two republics in the soviet union, in my opinion, kyrgyzstan and belarus did not have an observatory there, but our baltic neighbors have astronomical and radio astronomical observatories. but we don’t , so everything is amateur level, but i would say that the vitebsk region in terms of astronomical discovery is the most, the astronomical region of the republic of belarus vitaly nevsky discovered about a dozen asteroids. he discovered two comets. and who can boast of this only we, but the initiator. eh, to brag, i'm probably the most romantic science among the physics of mathematical disciplines. finished like this, because chemistry is physics so these same bodies can be studied in the laboratory, and our bodies. try there, although now we can already say that astronomy is becoming active science sends and retriev

so let's help my student golubev, and i worked at the observatory for 10 years.liked it there. here, and then i came here, because it is not possible to live forever in the taiga. we don’t train astronomers in belarus, because, uh, the republic is small and only two republics in the soviet union, in my opinion, kyrgyzstan and belarus did not have an observatory there, but our baltic neighbors have astronomical and radio astronomical observatories. and we don't we have, so we have everything at an amateur level, but i would say that the vitebsk region in terms of astronomical discovery is the most, the astronomical region of the republic of belarus vitaly nevsky discovered about a dozen asteroids. he discovered two comets. and who can boast of this only we, but the initiator. eh, to brag, i'm probably the most romantic science among the physics of mathematical disciplines. this is exactly the case, because chemistry is physics so these same bodies can be studied in the laboratory, but our bodies. try there, although now you can already to say that astronomy is bec

government observatory are busy tracking climate change.omas has been in charge here for 15 years. for 50 years, the station has recorded co2 levels in the atmosphere and tracked the temperatures and precipitation levels. bryan: what we've noticed over the 40 years that we've been here, plus, you know, a little bit more, almost 50 years now, we've noticed this big change, almost a 100 parts per million change. now the last time there was this much change, it was a 5000 year period after the last ice age when the earth was warming. so what we've done in 50 years, humans have caused the same amount as what was naturally happening in 5000 years. reporter: new equipment has just been installed, designed to analyze the air even more precisely. it's an exact gauge of global warming. the scientists identify how much carbon dioxide is stored in the air. bryan: we bring it in from our really tall tower outside, bring it in on these hoses, bring it into this instrument and inside this instrument we put a heat laser in there, just like the heat that's

i know that there is such a serious astrophysical observatory on the territory of the party.sian academy of sciences is well known to everyone. there is a lot of serious equipment there. and somewhere i read that one of the scientists from this observatory eventually became a priest. well, of course, the question arises that he saw telescopes there, and then changed it. eh, your views, life or not changed? or is he still a scientist, have you talked to him? i often visit this territory and we had several such large open meetings, including, in which, er, vladimir roman was hosted. and, of course, you know such, personal private meetings when i bring my friends. i raise them to this unique instrument, an observatory to a large telescope and communicate with scientists who talk about their activities. but the most important thing is that he talks about his experiences of knowing the universe. i noticed one amazing thing. eh, you know consistency, when a person is honest and serious about the knowledge of the world around him, then an honest and serious attitude begins to be abo

naval observatory built in 1893. this is run by the navy. >> yeah. owned by the navy and it was the home of the head admiral of the navy for all that time up until 1977 when the vice president's families started living here and we're on a naval base. this is a working naval base, most of which is the atomic clock where they keep the exact time of the united states. >> we went for a tour of the grounds steeped in history. >> so on my left is one of my favorite things. >> the swing? >> it's a swing and there's a plaque and it says, "joe loves jill." i have never sat on it because i don't want to break it. let me show you this. >> first of all, just this framing, it's so pretty. he took us to the family heritage garden, a quiet place of reflection that honors previous vice presidential families and their pets. oh, wow. >> remember president h.w. bush was vice president and they lived here for eight years. there it is, milly. >> are you scared that i actually remembered the name of his dog? >> i love it. sometimes if you just sit in here knowing that you

opportunities the world's largest radio telescope of decameter waves utr-2 is located here the observatoryngs to of the national academy of sciences of ukraine, the adjacent premises are occupied by the chuguyiv observation station of the research institute of astronomy of razin university, its valuable equipment is also broken and looted. samples of er-e soils er-e recorded the destruction and removed part of the physical evidence that testifies to the presence of the occupiers and a lot of ammunition and the remains of ammunition as well documentation that indicates the presence of specific persons, this case is being investigated as a violation of the laws and customs of war valery getsko public news kharkiv second, there is no shortage at the beginning of the heating season, ukrainians are stocking up on fuel or to avoid speculation, now you can buy it on the state portal, which is called firewood, there is an online the store has already received 30,000 orders , firewood is also delivered to the de-occupied territories, what are the order limits and how to buy, we learned from one pav

naval observatory built in 1893. this is run by the navy. >> yeah.his is owned by the navy, and it was the home of the head admiral of the navy for all that time up until 1977 when the vice president's families started living here. and we're on a naval base. a working naval base. most of which is the atomic clock where they keep the exact time of the united states. >> we went for a tour of the grounds steeped in history. >> so on my left is one of my favorite things. >> the swing? >> it's a swing, and there's a plaque. and it says, "joe loves jill." i have never sat on it because i don't want to break it. let me show you this. this is -- >> first of all, just this -- >> yeah. >> -- framing, it's so pretty. he took us to the family heritage garden, a quiet place of reflection that honors previous vice presidential families and their pets. oh, wow. >> remember president h.w. bush was vice president, and they lived here for eight years. >> milly. >> there it is. milly. >> are you scared that i actually remembered the name -- >> i love it. i love it. som

military, these satellites periodically arrange a real hunt for the american top-secret orbital observatorytype, when our satellite inspector approaches this, but extremely precious, carefully and accurately approaching such an extremely expensive object. naturally. this causes, uh, a certain amount of concern, uh , the us space forces, of course. such a satellite is here on the commands of the earth, the engines either do not turn on the engine, but in any case, most often it maneuvers to get away and change the orbit, such maneuvers significantly reduce the service life of expensive devices, because, fleeing from the russian inspector, american reconnaissance observatories worth several billion dollars spend, the precious fuel they need to correct the orbit control of the orbital constellation of non-friendly countries is essential, especially now, when a huge part of seemingly peaceful vehicles. suddenly, she began to literally help the forces hostile to russia. the pentagon absolutely, without hiding this, provides ukraine with huge amounts of space intelligence data and they are doing

after all, running away from him, american reconnaissance observatories worth several billion dollarsprecious fuel that they need to adjust the orbit , such manners reduce the service time of the keyholes by several times, but the main goal of our satellites. still not a game in cat and mouse, the main task is to understand what the devices of unfriendly countries are capable of. what are the weaknesses and what are the threats? a to do this, they need to be studied close up. consider photographing, catch radio frequencies, try to evaluate some. uh. actually, how the design is made of the concept, what kind of thermal radiation it has, and so on and so on and so on. the americans, by the way, are sure that russian satellites inspectors can even destroy targets in orbit, at least just take them to a ram, or even completely destroys the remote us military intelligence, for example, stated that one of the russian space allegedly carried out test firing, fired some high-velocity projectiles. and some experts generally argue that manipulators can be installed on domestic devices, with the

these satellites periodically arrange a real hunt for american top-secret kehoul-type orbital observatoriesellite inspector approaches such an extremely precious one, carefully and carefully approaches such an extremely expensive object. naturally. this causes, uh, some concern, uh , the us space forces, of course. such a satellite immediately on the commands of the earth turns on the engines or does not turn on the engine, but in any case, most often it maneuvers to get away and change the orbit, such maneuvers significantly reduce the service time expensive devices, because, fleeing from the russian inspector, american reconnaissance observatories, worth several billion dollars, spend the precious fuel they need to correct the orbit , control of the orbital grouping of non-friendly countries is important, especially now, when a huge part would seem to be peaceful devices. suddenly, she began to literally help the forces hostile to russia. the pentagon does not hide this at all, it provides ukraine with huge volumes of space intelligence data and is coming. they not only from military sate

us military, these satellites periodically arrange a real hunt for american top-secret orbital observatoriesw type, when our satellite inspector approaches this, but extremely precious, carefully and accurately approaching such an extremely expensive item. naturally. this causes, uh, a certain concern of the us space forces, of course. such a satellite immediately turns on the engines at the earth’s commands, or does not turn on the engine, but in any case, most often it maneuvers to get away, break away, change the orbit , such maneuvers significantly reduce the service life of expensive devices, because, fleeing from the russian inspector, american reconnaissance observatories cost multi-billion dollar spend, the precious fuel they need to correct their orbit control of the orbital constellation of non-friendly countries is essential, especially now, when a huge part of seemingly peaceful vehicles. suddenly, she began to literally help the forces hostile to russia. the pentagon does not hide this at all, it provides ukraine with huge amounts of space intelligence data and it is coming. the

the invaders caused extensive damage, in particular the building of the observatory, which most likelyannot be restored. inflicted as a result of hostilities, some physical evidence was also seized, testifying to the presence of enemy troops on our territory. removed for the purpose of recording war crimes committed by representatives of the russian federation for the future trials of a sbu employee - obi had another kremlin agent, the perpetrator was exposed in mykolaiv, she collected information about the deployment and movement of the ukrainian army in the south and transmitted everything infrastructure on the territory of the region, all these data were used by the russians for targeted missile strikes; they were recruited by the russian of the special services to communicate with the russian curator , the traitor used anonymous messengers and transmitted closed data in the form of electronic photos with a description of the area. to sign contracts with rosatom, the national company energoatom reports that the russians are allegedly manipulating 1,000 employees of the russian armed

anatoly kazantsev should join us, a scientist employee of the astronomical observatory of the kyiv tarasvchenko institute of taras shevchenko national institute of anatolia, we welcome you . well, here we are from psychology to astronomy and about time. let's talk here and to sleep an hour longer we talked about sex here, and here we also talked about sleeping an hour longer today, the hands of our clocks are turned back tonight, please don't forget to do this if someone's smartphone doesn't do it themselves the soviet union remained with us several times, there were attempts to stay there in summer or winter time, they were unsuccessful, and we continue to change the hands of the clock, for which ep anatoly was bequeathed this as an energy saving, now there is a sense in this well see savings only occur during daylight saving time, changing the clocks twice a year it's nonsense, that is, we're doing nonsense summer time is more economical in summer and winter, just in winter this saving is almost imperceptible because everything goes back to daylight saving time or winter time that's al

the original clock that kept the time still sits in the museum at the royal observatory. thejob which stayed in use until the 1990s, when it transmitted its last pips from the royal observatory. ever since then, the bbc has generated its own pips from its atomic clock buried deep inside broadcasting house which uses gps signals to stay synchronised. so the next time you hear these, you know that they come from this. pips. mark zuckerberg has unveiled better�*s new hest headset. priced at just under $1500, it's almost 1500 times the price of the current headset. the british artist damien hirst, has started burning some of his pictures, to test the value of physical paintings versus digital works. buyers who bought pieces from his latest collection were asked to choose either their physical artwork, orthe choose either their physical artwork, or the nft representing it. those who chose the nft is were told their corresponding visit destroyed. would be destroyed. the nft is cost £2000 and they _ would be destroyed. the nft is cost £2000 and they have _ would be destroyed. th

every spring, the regions coastal observatory inspects the damage from the winter season. let's go there and set up to lie a little bit of a til marble dough and his colleagues are installing their measuring equipment at the beach and b r. it's they pair their base station to a satellite using gps. it measures the exact location of the device as well as its distance from sea level them as your phone. this is that escal engquist here the measurements have become necessary because our coastline changes drastically every year. just gotten likely to shift the threatening the coastline and some spots are ya know, i stole down new army that ha, these regular measurements a critical to truck, the changes, and if they kept, our data provides a solid foundation for planning and risk management and endanger stretches of coastline, they're looking kind of this is your match on them in as know, just organized. mm hm. and my offshore rocks help protect the beach on this stretch of the coast. still the potency of storms has long since been a problem as has the rising sea level during st

after all, running away from him, american reconnaissance observatories worth several billion dollarsto adjust the orbit , such manners reduce the service time of the keyholes by several times, but the main goal of our satellites. still not a game in cat and mouse, the main task is to understand what the devices of unfriendly countries are capable of. what are the weaknesses and what are the threats? a to do this, they need to be studied close up. consider photographing to catch radio frequencies. uh, try to evaluate some. uh. actually, how the design is made, what kind of thermal radiation it has, and so on and so on and so on . by the way, the americans are sure that russian satellites inspectors can even destroy targets in orbit, at least just take them to ram, or even completely destroys the remote us military intelligence, for example, stated that one of the russian space allegedly carried out test firing, fired some high-speed projectiles. and some experts generally argue that manipulators can be installed on domestic devices, with the help of which inspectors are able, say, to

from pulkovsky, the choice was made in favor of the meridian, which passed through the british observatoryh, almost all participants of the conference agreed with this, including russia. only the dominican republic voted against in france, brazil abstained, but in the end everyone switched. greenwich on october 13, 1944, the red army liberated riga; the fascist occupation of latvia lasted more than 3 years ; on its territory, the nazis organized a mass extermination of people; more than 300,000 civilians and prisoners of war died, including 70,000 jews and 2,000 gypsies they took blood for their soldiers with the nazis , the underground members of the partisans fought, but there were also collaborators. the latvian ss legion, on the outskirts of the regina, the germans created four fortified lines, but could not withstand the blows in the three baltic fronts, the throw of soviet amphibious tanks across the kish lake was a surprise. in riga , they broke into the city from the east, and after 2 days they crossed the western dvina and liberated riga completely about how the red army men were

this is footage from the royal observatory telescope.ch great britain well, i must say that there is not much to see in the countries of the old world. for example, in london, the earth’s satellite will block only 16% of the surface area of ​​​​the luminary; in total, 89 countries of europe, asia and africa will be able to observe the astronomical event. well , the eclipse will look most spectacular in russia. of course, where the weather permits in our country, theoretically eclipses will observe from the western borders up to the upper reaches of the ob yenisei, however, for example, the krasnoyarsk luna only 11% of the area of ​​the sun will be covered and this will happen almost at sunset. but the inhabitants of the european part of russia and the urals will be, as they say, in the forefront of the audience. well, the largest phase of a partial eclipse of the moon will cover more than 86% of the solar disk is predicted in the khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug, the maximum phase. it will happen around 4 pm in the center of the country,

the original. clock that kept the time still is that in the museum at the royal observatory.hich though, anatomic clock started doing the job which stayed in use until the 1990s when it transmitted at last pips from the royal observatory. ever since then, the bbc has generated its own pips from its atomic clock buried deep inside broadcasting house which uses gps signals to stay synchronised. so the next time you hear these, you know that they come from this. pips. ok, time for a look at this week's tech news now. first up mark zuckerberg has unveiled meta's new vr headset at its annual event held for developers. with a pricetag ofjust under $1500, is almost four times the price of meta's current headset stopping the british artist damien hirst has begun earning hundreds of his own as as part of an experiment to test the value of physical paintings versus digital works. buyers who bought pieces from his latest collection were asked to choose either the physical artwork or the nft representing it. those who chose the nft's were told their corresponding physical pieces would be

of 90 m has survived from it, there is a theory that these are the remains of one of the oldest observatories in eastern europe and now i will show you another no less mysterious attraction house with six walls that rotates by itself. maybe baba yaga has now settled in karachay-circassia. hello nicholas very nice listen, well, such a big house, it's not just a hut on chicken legs, as i imagined. this is a whole palace you have here. like a house, like a house, it has four walls and a roof. and you have 6 walls. it also rotates. it was boring to live in an ordinary house is not boring. helicopters often flew here here, i looked here, i thought, what is it, too , spinning, like his screw i think, let me try. so wait for your education. that is, there is nothing technical or engineering there, that is, just like that i looked at the helicopters at the propellers and accidentally built two two-story house. that's all that i cut two floors, e-mine, as literate as i was to you. well, where to go came under the bottom stands from a caterpillar tractor. very twists. i turned it over, concreted it in

a mezuzza on the door post of the naval obser observatory, which is a commandment that jews put the a point to have it there. there was a big ceremony. they had a rabbi come from atlanta because this comes from a temple in atlanta where martin luther king preached. so, that is important to him. we spoke before the kanye west anti-semitic rants and the anti-semitism that sparked. he has since put out a statement after that banner was unif you remember unfurled on the 405. he'll continue a platform as the only jewish person to serve. >> he's a guy in a role traditional by women and he's a trailblazer. >> he's loving it. that's the bottom line. he's clearly loving it. he gave up a very high powered job in los angeles, an attorney, entertainment lawyer. he did so to come and support his wife. he's candid about the fact that not all men feel comfortable in that supportive role. he's trying to be a role model for men in that situation. >> you can see much more of that interview and the context, new episode of "being," 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> san francisco police will prov

and they at the naval observatory they put up a misuzza, it's a commandment of god to have it at them? >> it's interesting. i have been around when people don't realize i'm jewish. a lot of times in the business, in my business career i'll be in a room and people are having their drinks and talking and someone will make an anti-semitic remark not realizing that i'm jewish. >> and what do you do? >> and sometimes i would say something. sometimes i should've and i didn't, depending on the circumstance. and i look back now, and i'm mad still. there are a few moments that i wish i would have said something. but you're young, you're in the business world, and you just don't know how to react. that's why i'm always going to speak out and live the way i'm living right now. >> and he is speaking out. we spoke just before the whole kanye west controversy and of course all of the hate that followed that, the unfurling of that banner over the 405 freeway in his adopted hometown of los angeles. he put out a statement saying that hate has no room in this country. but this is one aspect of an hour

us military, these satellites periodically arrange a real hunt for american top-secret orbital observatoriesspector approaches this, and extremely precious, carefully and accurately approaches such an extremely expensive item. naturally. this causes, uh, a certain concern of the us space forces, of course. such a satellite is here on the commands of the earth turns on the engines or does not turn on the engine, but in any case, most often it maneuvers to get away to break away to change the orbit, such maneuvers significantly reduce the service life of expensive devices, because, fleeing from the russian inspector, american reconnaissance observatories worth several billion dollars spend, the precious fuel they need to adjust the orbit of the control of the orbital constellation of non-friendly countries is essential, especially now, when a huge part of seemingly peaceful apparatuses. suddenly, she began to literally help the forces hostile to russia. the pentagon absolutely, without hiding this, provides ukraine with huge amounts of space intelligence data and they are doing it. they are no

and they put a mezuzah on the door post of the naval observatory where they live. or remember god's commandments. and he wanted to do that to make a point for a lot of reasons. one of which is that there is a rise in anti-semitism in america. and he wants to use his platform to speak out. he did release a statement most recently about certainly the kanye west controversy saying that hate has no -- and anti-semitism has no place in america. so that is one of many things, erica, he and i spoke about as we walked around the naval observatory. one was the fact that he has older kids. and he did something that i actually didn't even know about. he got some tattoos that relate to them. so watch that part of this discussion. >> show me your tattoos. >> i'll show you one. >> well that is two. >> i'll show you two. >> okay. >> it the kid's initials. and got this shortly after kirsten and i separated because i really wanted a reminder of why -- what is important to me. >> were you -- >> and it was a visceral reminder of them. so cole is coltrain and ella is ella fitzgerald.

approximately there once again, i repeat, the observatory for human rights in syria, located in the buildingh pizzeria in london , became a supplier of reliable information in quotation marks for decision-making and further enumeration by politicians and diplomats, by the way, representatives of the same international organizations on the situation in syria fraud manipulation endless juggling second moment on ukraine for many years, by the way, this was about the democrats of the united states of america, uh, kerry was the secretary of state, american policy was built, they spoke about it publicly on the information they receive in the context of the situation in donbass from social networks. the same same story with the malaysian boeing , everything that was connected with accusations of russia of using it. there, illegal means and so on on the territory of ukraine, links endlessly went to social networks, an american delegation came and spoke. we charge you with this in this in this in this question. and where is the very texture with which we could work, if we are talking, for example, an

well, today there was a real full house near the observatory and planetarium. a queue has formed. is a small amount of clouds near the telescope in the moscow gorkov park in moscow and st. petersburg. she made the task as simple as possible for observers, and in these frames, how the residents of cloudy kursk tried to see the solar eclipse, the khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug became the place on the planet where the eclipse phase was maximum . the moon covered up to 86% of the sun, but, unfortunately, cloudiness ran to 100% surprisingly but for a few minutes. i would have cleared it up and it allowed the locals to do rare things with it. and in europe and the phase of the eclipse was much more modest weather ruthless. this is how the inhabitants of berlin unsuccessfully looked at the sky, the sky over the capital of germany was covered with cloudy fields of the atlantic cyclone. clouds have already begun to cover from st. petersburg. and at night it will rain in the northern capital. tomorrow it will be cloudy and damp in the city, but warm up to plus 8, and in the second half of

this particular video was taken by the hawaiian volcano observatory after waking up. volcano with the help of a geological hammer, a specialist in protective clothing breaks the surface layer and draws liquid lava from an uncooled stream in a bucket of water. it instantly freezes, and then the frozen samples are studied in the laboratory. that's all for today, take an interest in the weather, goodbye. pulse fuel keep the engine clean reduces the level of emissions in the atmosphere protects the lungs of our cities. fuel rosneft pulse. feel the energy of the future. where in the october days did the cipher apparatus for the construction of the soviet union in washington work almost continuously? the center came, the telegram, from which the management stands, concluded that the situation was getting out of control, it took incredible technological efforts to stop the world from literally steps from a military catastrophe? is russia strong war and morr and rebellion and external storms pressure her in the spring? russia cannot be understood with the mind with a common y

the cameras the size of a small card weighs almost three tons the cameras going to the rubin observatory under construction n construction in chile. it will record images every 15 seconds at night. the hi-rez images will will be transmitted to menlo pa. >> with these images, we will be to detect anything that changes in the sky from night to night. that's a capability that other s do not have. >> appear to the hubble and jams webb telescope, it can capture h larger portion of the sky in a h higher speed. > >> cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is next. we will be bk here in 30 minutes. see you the. see yo then. prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose. naomi: every year the wildfires,

the constellation, a section of the celestial sphere located 22,000 light-years from earth, the observatory says that this is one of 11 globular clusters that were discovered in the last century the cluster is a gravitationally bound group of stars orbiting the galactic center as a single satellite also this is the closest star cluster to the core of the milky way among all previously known and we ask you to stay in safe places because an air alert is currently in effect and is being reported the information about the new missile launches has not yet been confirmed, but it is there. take care, the next news release will be in less than an hour . the first place still goes to war war and our victory seven days a week from monday to sunday seven different spheres of human activity sports culture politics eight presenters of express journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most current events through the prism of war daily author projects on espresso join communities with a ukrainian view of the world become a sponsor of the youtube channel espresso and this is access to excl

this particular video was filmed by the hawaiian volcano observatory after the awakening of the kilauraassisted by the geological. khaz, a specialist in protective clothing , breaks the surface layer and scoops liquid lava from the uncooled stream in a bucket of water. it freezes instantly, and then the frozen samples studied in the laboratory. that's all for today, take an interest in the weather, goodbye. pulse fuel ensured engine cleanliness reduces emissions and protects the lungs of our cities. fuel rosneft pulsar feel the energy of the future. where in the october days did the cipher apparatus for the construction of the soviet union in washington work practically without interruption? the center came, the telegram from which the management came to the conclusion that the situation was getting out of control, it took incredible technological efforts to stop the world literally steps away from a military disaster? the training of mobilized and volunteers continues at one of the dining ranges of the special operation zone, the shooters work out an arrow from machine guns won by tame

according to scientists, the orsha stonehenge is an ancient observatory exactly on it hinted hint, butesya did not need a hint, having wound several kilometers in search of stones. they didn't find anything. perhaps the stones conspired between them , there is some kind of energy field that leads tourists astray, because it is no coincidence that ufologists believe that the origin of the stonehenge is an alien trace anyway olesya pasha did not complete the task, disappointed, very disappointed, what i want to tell you today for me. this is the real quest. it seems that this stone is in the hospital. well, the forest, as you know, is big enough this stone lies in the forest behind the railway tracks, therefore, in principle, the tourist will easily find it. the main landmark is the ribbons on the tree. oh listen, it's not without reason that we stomp like that, i see it. the tree is so decorated with something bright, most likely, this stone is already close. wow i found it. it's already i'm the happiest wet man on the planet, because i made him. here is the famous stone. according to l

from pulkovsky, the choice was made in favor of the meridian, which passed through the british observatorygreenwich, almost all participants of the conference agreed with this, including russia. only the dominican republic voted against in france, brazil abstained. well, in the end, everything passed. at greenwich on october 13, 1944, the red army liberated riga; the fascist occupation of latvia lasted more than 3 years ; on its territory, the nazis organized a mass extermination of people, more than 300,000 civilians and prisoners of war died, including 70,000 jews and 2,000 gypsies they took blood for their soldiers with the nazis , the underground members of the partisans fought, but there were also collaborators. the latvian ss legion, on the outskirts of the regina, the germans created four fortified lines, but could not withstand the blows in the three baltic fronts, the throw of soviet amphibious tanks across the kish lake was a surprise. in riga , they broke into the city from the east, and after 2 days they crossed the western dvina and liberated riga completely about how they met

constellation, a section of the celestial sphere located 22,000 light years from the earth, the observatory says it is one of 11 of globular clusters that were discovered in the last century, the cluster is a gravitationally bound group of stars revolving around the galactic center as a single satellite. this is the closest star cluster to the core of the chumatsky path among all the previously known ones and so far it was all the news for this time read more on our website espresso tv a short summary of the main thing on the telegram channel espresso tv and on youtube and in just a moment antin burkovskyi will start the broadcast and together with him anna valevska and i, iryna koval , will say goodbye to you literally already at 2 p.m. meet my colleague anna eva melnikyk, who will talk with a team of journalists about all the most important and relevant events at that time. congratulations dear tv viewers on the espresso tv channel 's information and analytical marathon, of course, we will analyze the most important things about another massive missile attack by the russian federation on

there, by some moon , the nagorno astronomical observatory of the russian academy of sciences is unusuallyed at the same time in a shift of five employees at once a solar eclipse, although partial, but you can’t lose sight of it and any eclipse. this is not an ordinary event. this is a unique event that provides a lot of astronomical information. astrophysical information. weather favors scientists clouds overshadow the top of elbrus but do not interfere with observations of the sun, the entire arsenal of instruments in operation. this is the main domestic scientific instrument for observing the sun. the telescope is called the coronograph. he is already over 70, but his optics are still the same. yes , lovers of mountain plateaus are watching the movement of the lunar disk next to the scientific site, a well-known tourist area. in addition, there are more than 300 sunny days a year. soon there will be a maximum, when only the chilly autumn wind will close from above, a hindrance for the inquisitive a moment of lunar journey across the sun did not go unnoticed in the south of the country,

the hawaiian volcano observatory says manolo has been in a state of heightened unrest since the middle last month. >> and if it does arrive, officials say the lava could some homes in just a few >> and more human remains have been found at the bottom of lake mead. a diver found a human phone last week. this is now the 6th set of human remains uncovered at lake mead since may. it's also because of the drought causing low level waters. investigators say they don't suspect foul play and the coroner will be examining the remains. all right. a very grim story to just a grim reality of what we've been experiencing here across california. john, the drought ever-present. good morning. yeah. lake mead's playing a lot of water for all those western states. reyna. >> situated there between the arizona, nevada border and it supplies water for southern california here across northern california. we might get our water from other sources, but where in just as deep a drought conditions for many spots that exceptional drought for the central valley expanding a little bit further. this is the first tim

village of volochiv yar, the russians set up a headquarters on the territory of the experimental observatory of the telescope equipment and the building was destroyed in such a way that it is no longer possible to restore them, the head of the kharkiv police has not yet informed the decision maker - not only special equipment was stolen from there, but also a boiler and a washing machine, the remains of debris, the ruins of the radio telescope were built in the 1970s, it was used for research in the field of astrophysics and even longer blackouts in kyiv introduce an emergency shutdown of electricity for an indefinite period , the dtek company reports a power deficit of 30% in the capital consumption and to prevent complete blackout of the capital and central regions of ukraine. ukrenergo introduces unprecedented emergency restrictions. kyiv residents are advised to prepare for an indefinite power outage. schedules for emergency shutdowns, complicated the day before, are no longer relevant. new ones must be made public. since monday, at the same time, the head of kyiv, vitaliy klitschko, sai

viktor tsoi, the east goes exactly there on the night of 29 on january 2011, astronomers at the observatorywaii set a record by discovering 11 of these celestial bodies. asteroids you are right cuckoo 100 in the heroes of this fable contemporaries saw writers. fadeev bulgarin and nikolai grich. the cuckoo rooster faithfully exchanged laudatory reviews. the name of the group's third album kino chief of kamchatka is a clear reference to this film by vitaly melnikov chief named sun three hundred do you have? 400 on june 29 in russia they said that the sun had risen. in this film, the trolleybus collides with the head of the dark forces behind the ulon and the transport fans have spent a lot of time debating how the night's watch was filmed. daily watch correct blood type 300 in 1900, austrian physician karl weinsteiner noticed that these red blood cells, when mixed in a test tube , could stick together with other people's sera. erythrocytes is true, so the blood types were discovered we saw the night 300 in december 1985 for the song we saw the night in the leningrad yard. they filmed a simple

these satellites periodically arrange a real hunt for american keyhole-type top-secret orbital observatoriesng them in near-earth space orbit and taking pictures from different sides. but one such hall costs more than an aircraft carrier optics on its board is more powerful than that of the hubble. this is the main weapon of the pentagon's space intelligence about him. no one should know anything and, all the more so, you can’t look at it. when our satellite inspector approaches such an extremely precious object, cautiously and carefully approaches such an extremely expensive object, naturally, this causes, and such a satellite naturally causes a certain unease of the us space forces. right there, at the commands of the earth, he turns on the engines, or does not turn on the engine, but in any case, most often he maneuvers to leave to break away and change. and already this can be considered a huge success for the inspector, because, running away from him, american reconnaissance observatories, costing several billion dollars, spend the precious fuel that they need to adjust the orbit, such

lights — or aurora borealis to give it its official name — were captured by staff at the kielder observatorytt taylor. though the weather be equally gorgeous? another site like this? theoretically, fiona, yes. realistically, i think the satellite imagery behind me tells the tale, probably not! loud extending from the atlantic right towards us, a bit of rain for western scotland today and more to come especially across western areas. this is the forecast of rain for the next few days, maybe more than this for parts of western wales into western scotland, 30—80 millimetres. notice not too much further south and east. the first month of above average rainfall here since february, but look at this reservoir near barnsley. still need the rain desperately at some of these areas. but not tonight because it is the north and the west, then as it eases in scotland, another batch pushes into western parts of ireland through the night. pretty mild night as well and not as cold as it was last night to england and wales, but we start dry. some sunshine around, wet start for early risers in scotland but th

on the royal observatory — on the computer? on the royal observatory greenwich - on the computer?ithjon kay here in downing street, and victoria fritz in the breakfast studio. our headlines today. rishi sunak will today become prime minister — he'll have an audience with the king at buckingham palace, and will address the nation from here in downing street later this morning. we now need stability and unity, and i will make it my utmost priority to bring our party and our country together. good morning from richmond, north yorkshire, rishi sunak�*s constituency. the rising cost of living is leaving a bitter taste in people's mouths. i will be hearing from some of his constituents about the cost pressures they are facing and what they would like to see him do to help them. in other news... the mother of murdered hull student libby squire is to meet her daughter's killer in prison. the three dads walking got the nation talking about suicide prevention — now their work has been recognised by the pride of britain awards. good morning. it is another mild start to the day to day. some s

member of congress, chairman of the foreign affairs committee and chairman of the parliamentary observatorywe are glad to have him here today to deliver opening marks and i will turn it over to you, ambassador. amb. jorge arguello : it's a great honor to be here with a friend, president of the human rights council and permanent representative of argentina to the united nations in geneva. i'm convinced that federico's presence in washington is of the utmost importance to our country not only because of his current responsibility to preside over the human rights council but above all because his career represents a perfect centrifuge of two of the main values that underpin argentina and foreign policy. a strong commitment to multilateralism and the international promotion and protection of human rights. coming from a country whose citizens have experienced massive atrocities during our recent past, we learned about how powerful the multilateral citizen can be to denounce such violations. i am thinking about the historic visit of the american commission of human rights to argentina in 1979 dur

department of cultural heritage approved the items of protection of the first moscow astronomical observatory university. the list included all architectural details, antique furniture, as well as equipment, such as a telescope and a mechanism for rotating the dome. in addition, the list included lighting fixtures and decorative metal elements. openwork bars on the windows. the museum of transport of moscow is undergoing restoration of two carriages of the moscow metro, an employee will have to do large-scale work to preserve their unique historical public at the end of 24 years. the exposition of the museum will open permanently in melnikov's garage on novoryazanskaya street, a whole floor, there will be its own metropolitan subway. what the legendary ej3 car looks like for 12 years, it worked on the zhdanovskaya krasnopresnenskaya line, muscovites often jokingly called it a hedgehog, while the car is being prepared for painting, and ahead of it are work on interior equipment and restoration of interior decoration, the new building of the moscow transport museum depot two continues to be pre

he is the first jewish person in this role, and he took us on a tour of the grounds in the naval observatorye and the vice president live. >> dana bash, thank you. howard dean as well, thank you so much. once again, you can see dana's special report "being the second gentleman" this saturday, 8:00 p.m. eastern time on cnn. >>> still to come tonight, we've been telling you about the reports of voter intimidation in arizona. are men monitoring ballot drop-off boxes at night? election workers are also worried they say about their safety ahead of the midterm vote. some say not enough federal money is being tapped to beef up security. we'll talk about that and i'll talk with the former director of elections in fulton county, georgia saying he resigned last year after racial slurs and death threats. >> tech: at safelite, we take care of vehicles with the latest technology. when my last customer discovered a crack in hisar's windshield, he scheduled at safelite.com. in hisar's windshield, felite makes it easy. we're the experts at replacing yr glass... ...and recalibrating your advanced safety syst

this is the executive secretary of the brazilian climate observatory. >> what brazilia do now at the is much more than the change of president. these are fundamental choices for our country, choices for the future. choose whether we stay with democracy or not. we will have to choose whether we keep the amazon alive or keep bolsonaro. it is a choice between the two. it will not be possible to have both at the same time. amy: sabrina fernandes, if you can talk about bolsonaro's record and the workers party and what you expect from them. >> bolsonaro section positioned himself in terms of isolation when it comes to climate change and the environmental trouble around the world. he played along with trump wh climate to nihilism but also trying to remain certain measures in brazil around indigenous territory and downplaying the role of the amazon in terms of -- the woers party on the other hand tends to have more of a developist approach. there is a lot of -- we have made progress before. during lula's first term is when we saw the most decrease in deforestation rates and with bolsonaro, t

we'll also get an exclusive tour on the grounds of the naval observatory where the second couple lives bash, thank you so much. >>> also this weekend, join stanley tucci as he lore explor lagoria, apologize if i miss pronounced that. >> not salty. >> typical ravioli, very simple because we have all the herbs. >> yeah. >> and pasta. ♪ >> uh-huh. >> and then the ravioli. ♪ >> don't laugh at me. [ laughter ] >> in the local dialect pansato means belly because loaded, they look a little portly. meanwhile, mantilla is making a walnut sauce. tasty. ♪ >> oh, wow. >> walnut? >> walnut. >> marjoram. >> uh-huh. >> and oil. >> and salt. >> and that's it? >> that's it. beautiful. >>> stanley tucci searching for italy airs tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. thanks so much for joining us this morning. amara, i never scold you. the only people that get scolded are you and i by the producers because we talk so much. >> that's true, we're getting scolded right now. "smerconisish" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ whatf we- ♪ what is that? ♪ hey xus, turn it up! ♪ there's no place like unknown. -unreal. the all-new lexus rx. n

he's the first jewis h person in this role and he took us on a tour of the grounds in the naval observatory, where he and the vice president live. >> dana bash, thank you. how are dean as well, thank you so much. once again, you can see dane's special report, being the second gentlemen, this saturday 8 pm eastern time right here on cnn. still to come tonight, we've been telling you about the reports of voter intimidation in arizona. armed men monitoring ballot drop boxes at night. election workers are also worried, they say, about their safety out of the midterm votes. some say not enough federal money is being tapped to beef up security. we will take a look at that and we will talk with former director of elections in fulton county, georgia, who said he resigned here after his staff's months of harassment, racial slurs, and death threats. early in the program, when reporting in the uvalde shooting, we noted that -- officers have been or are still being investigated for their actions that day. when we were saying that, we told you 1111 masters blvd. please. that'll be 11 even, buddy. really