rapper st and the children's theater studio ne posedy, and their meeting place is our amazing planet earth. it is impossible to live without love on earth, your light in the window is lonely, circling in a dance easily and anxiously, close, like a butterfly, i will open the door for you ... , i will cover your sadness with the sky, i only ask, find me, meeting place, planet earth, we cannot cancel our meeting, everything is recorded on in heaven, we are just two steps away from happiness, we are two steps away from meeting. planet earth, i don't need the whole world without you, go straight to the heart , look, we are only one step away from love, one step away from love, there are thousands of reasons to be the light of the night, thought about the star contemplating the planet, that maybe thanks to this light someone will find love on the planet. earth, that everything is not in vain , everything is not in vain, and even if the lights all go out at once, and there is not enough warmth, to see cold buildings, the star will become a guiding light for two, he took the keys, threw his cloak

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say words of gratitude to you from all of us, for the fact that you give warmth, comfort to our planet eartht you, it would not have been so wonderful, but you still need to try hard at this. welcome to st. petersburg, good impressions and a deep bow to you all, dear colleagues, i want to sincerely say, not for the sake of protocol, that the government of st. petersburg, personally governor aleksandrich beglov did everything necessary. so that the forum was held at the highest level, hospitably, in st. petersburg there are many different international events, but aleksandrich treats the women's forum with special love, thank you and your colleagues, colleagues, yesterday there will be one request to aleksandruch, yesterday another event took place in st. petersburg, one of the women, tell her, i asked to send flowers to the hospital, tell her my greetings, best wishes, and god grant that there will be more such events in st. petersburg. thank you, colleagues. rosravenstva is a powerful source of effective economic and social growth in russia. that is why the basic document of our work is the

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focuses on the study of stars, the planet earth and the cosmos surrounding us, astronomy incompasses, topics such as earth and other planets, the astrophysics segment examines stars, their formation, evolution and eventual demise. additionally, cosmology explores broader concept. including the big bang, the origins of the universe, its present state and its future trajectory. these themes are integral to the fields of astronomy and astrophysics. the olympiad also includes a practical component which involves observing celestial bodies and working with telescopes. participants collect data from the sky by observing various astronomical objects and then analyze this data accordingly. the year 2024 was filled with remarkable achievements for iranians, notably iran hosted the physics olympiad for the first time in 19 years. this significant event took place in august at espahon university of technology in collaboration with the ministry of education and welcomed 350 olympiad students from 46 countries. meanwhile, the iranian national team made notable impact securing a bronze medal at the

on the planet earth, there are noisy hurricanes, and roaring volcanoes, and boiling waters, that is. such abiding kutochak, where we live and grieve, fellow countrymen, fellow countrymen, fellow countrymen, like the torture of a disease, so we will all close in our land, the countrymen, like a pestilence of cancer, and a dying hand. and by our hand, we are all fellow countrymen, on the planet of the earth, there is weight and meat, dze enchanting soul, and the brightness, and the river, near the village, they sing, the fellow countrymen forget. i don’t give, fellow countrymen, fellow countrymen, like torture, gifts, so we will all close in our land, countrymen, like a pestilence of cancer, so our hand, yes to the same hand, we are all fellow countrymen. on the planet of the earth, we have no way of life, as we know, our fellow countrymen, our dears, the chains are afar, the vigilance of our relatives, and the fathers of any day , karachay, our fellow countrymen, our fellow countrymen, like a darter. daraki, so we will all embrace our land, fellow countrymen, like a pestilence of canc

, that's how it is, my planet earth, it is the most beloved, that's why i sing mother earth, that 's yours, that's yours come on! you just love everyone, that's wonderful, i share this position with you, and mom, dad, what, what, what, what, how, what do they do, yeah, they wave their hands, i understand, and in general musicians, they are a little bit, but i try, and you chose this path yourself, i chose it myself with my mom, yeah, myself with my mom at that age, ideal, ideal, just right, and imagine mister cat, please, this is my... misman, his name is basik. vasik brought you luck. yes, and what kind? and in general, what does your heart lie to more, to folk music, what else for example? do you like, well, there are pop folk, rock and even such cheerful, let's try to do all this with you, let's, let's make music together, let's make your favorite music, m, let's, let's choose anyway already, but we won't guess, but i don't know who, probably dima saw. i'm from the city of goryachiy klyuch, i'm 10 years old, i'm more cheerful, i like to cook something tasty, my signature recipe

about the consequences for russia, ukraine, belarus, europe, turkey, well, this whole piece of planet earth around the black sea in the event of reckless actions, difficult question, will affect everyone, will affect everyone, i will answer this way. that chernobyl will seem like a warm-up , compared to what will happen if a military strike is carried out, an attack strike on a working rbmk thousandth, thank you very much, dear colleagues, i propose to end the press approach here, thank you all very much, the only thing is, this was a broadcast from kaliningrad, where today took place. in a meeting between rusatom ceo alexey likhachev and iaea head rafael grossia. well, now to the latest data from the ministry of defense on the situation in the kursk region. units of the north group with the support of aviation artillery for the court. two attacks of the enemy assault groups were repelled, and attempts to attack in the direction of three settlements were thwarted. the ssu lost up to 300 servicemen and 12 armored vehicles. in total, during the fighting in the kursk direction, the enemy lost

only by joint efforts can peace and security be ensured on planet earth. this was emphasized from the un rostrum by deputy chairman of the council of the republic sergei khamenko, speaking at the summit of the future in new york. the summit is taking place against the backdrop of the most acute geopolitical crisis of our time. at its core is the desire of individual western countries to achieve global hegemony. further unwinding of the crisis spiral could lead to a global catastrophe. is correct and vitally necessary. today, when humanity is truly at a dangerous point, such a dialogue is in demand as never before. last year, the republic belarus has organized an international conference on eurasian security in minsk. its outcome will be the consolidation of diversity and multipolarity in the 21st century in the eurasian charter. world leaders, civil society representatives and experts gathered at the un headquarters to work on solving pressing problems, from combating rising sea levels to eliminating hunger. the participants intend to develop a practical p

earth? well, it is believed that the formation of all the planets in the solar system took place as a result scientifically called accretion, this is when small particles under the influence of gravitational interaction begin to stick together to form a critical mass that is enough to... the particles heated up so much that the chemical elements separated , roughly like in a blast furnace. when we smelt metal, slag, some gases are separated, actually, that's the analogy of this process, it happened on earth 4.5 billion years ago, as a result of it we got an iron core, a kind of mantle, the earth's crust, which can actually be imagined as a slag, and the atmosphere - these are the products of degassing, the mantle, well, roughly speaking, everything heavy sank, easily rose to the top, yes, and how did the gold end up on the surface, which we... how? well, it didn't all sink, that is, this separation process is imperfect, most of the gold apparently really did sink, because if you take this undifferentiated substance of chondrites, then the order of content there is an order of magnitude, that

still look at the countries and i just get a kick out of minsk, it's amazing and the best city on planet earthve been to many, i was born in one city, grew up in another, but i understand that we live in the best city on the planet and such an opportunity to participate in a half marathon and see our capital from this angle, it's just a great happiness, if someone this year for some reason couldn't take part in the minsk po... i want to tell you that you have time to get in shape next fall to become part of this a grand holiday, so love sports , go running, colleagues, you have the floor, thank you, maxim, we are waiting for details in the next issue, there will be no more revolution in belarusian education, a frank conversation between the president and young people in vitebsk, we will show something that has not yet been on air, than alexander... in education, they are finished, after all, sparkles, what the west wants from lukashenko, but there will be changes, i can tell you this secret, no emergency, our best gift is good everyday work, time to collect harvest, presidential watermelons, w

it's called earth how our planet came to life, which is what he'll be talking about tonight. if you'd like to get a copy of the coming earth, there's a link to purchase the book in the chat panel here on and also on secret science club's website. and it's just available in general at your bookstore. now we're simply is to welcome farris jaber to the virtual stage here at secret science club. please take it away, farris. thank. thank you so much for that very kind introduction and thank you to the secret science club for inviting me and to everybody for being here tonight. so i'm going to go ahead and screen share so we can see my slides. all right. is that looking okay for everyone? those coming up? okay. so looks good. okay. awesome. okay, wonderful. yeah. so for more than six years now, i've been working on this book, which is just come out a couple of weeks ago, and the book explores, how life has transformed the planet over the past several billion years. and it reexamines this provocative that earth itself is alive some meaningful sense. and the book proposes a new way of

only through joint efforts can peace and security on planet earth. this was emphasized from the un rostrum. chairman of the council of the republic sergei khamenko, speaking at the summit of the future in new york. the summit is taking place against the backdrop of the most acute geopolitical crisis of our time, at the core of which is the desire of individual western countries to achieve global hegemony. further unwinding of the crisis spiral could lead to a global catastrophe. the belarusian speech raises questions about how to stop negative trends in global politics, how to pull the world back from the brink of the abyss, belarus offers concrete answers. as alexander grigoryevich lukashenko noted in his letter to the secretary general of the united nations, it is never too late to do what is right and vital. today, when humanity is really at a dangerous point, such a dialogue is in demand as never before. last year. "the republic of belarus organized an international conference on euro-asian security in minsk, the result of which will be the conso

we monitor our beautiful blue planet earth, from space.n eyes. and we bring the news about our planet. and we do science on board the international space station that benefits us right here on earth. at this event, is there lots of conversation about the space travel industry? because in recent years, it's had such a huge boost by big players such asjeff bezos, elon musk, richard branson, the billionaire entrepreneurs. very much so now. space is not solely a government business within the government space agency, but it's also a commercial venture, just like aviation was more than 100 years ago. so we have here people representing the commercial side — axiom, space x, sierraspace, starlab, lots of people here, and there's a lot of conversation. and so much has happened in the industry of space with so many countries now, china, india, several looking to really push and advance their discoveries in space. it's an exciting time, isn't it? i cannot say better than this. it is very exciting. china, india, are also part of our conference. they'

for the toughest jobs on planet earth. . >> live look at san jose this saturdayed morning, saturdayedall is upon us. that means it is time for trip to the pumpkin patch. well, in palto alto. you can check one out that is very unique. it's made of glass. earlier this morning, we chatted with karen kwan, the chief development officer of the palto alto art foundation. she said at this unique pumpkin patch. there are more than 10,000 glass pumpkins. >> this is one of the glass pumpkins of the 10,000 glass pumpkins members of the public will get to see this weekend opening today at 10:00. goes through 5:00. and tomorrow as well it's and free admission. >> these glass pumpkins look beautiful. made by local artists. correct? . >> they are, we have 23 artists participating this year. and they're all over the bay area. and they have been making these glass pumpkins for months. and as you can see, they're all kinds of colors, all shapes, all varieties, there's some rather with himsy cal ones you're seeing. >> i take eight lot of work goes into these. it can't be easy to design these. >> no, the

is it true that the age of planet earth is more than 10 billion years? i answered: yes, exactly i don't know the answer, i find it difficult to somehow argue my point of view. geography , ninth grade, that's where i was. this information, is there anyone who didn't believe us? vasily, tell me, well, if my memory serves me right, the age of the earth is 4 billion years, so i answered: no, here's vasily, he goes to geography in the ninth grade. everything that modern belarus lives by today, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel, this is news from abroad, broadcasts of especially important events, live broadcasts from the scene , current. interviews with famous belarusians, exciting trips around the country, feature films for all ages. on the territory of the countries: azerbaijan, kazakhstan, turkmenistan, uzbekistan, kyrgyzstan, tajikistan, georgia, turkey, iran , iraq, kuwait, bahrain, qatar, united arab emirates, saudi arabia, syria, jordan, lebanon. set up a satellite dish satellite azer space 1. the channel's signal is hidden in the open and is available

confronted by a new series of pathogens that are emerging out of the deep forest. primarily because, planet earth is better now. now as planet far the animals that are reservoirs for pathogens are coming up, right up against new agriculture, spilling over into the livestock and then from there, spreading out onto the global travel. the science is in the middle of a political battle. what direction are we going to continue to conduct our civilization? are we going to continue on this pathway? or are we going to choose a different path? in a path that the lends itself to of a better balance between our right to be here on the planet and survive. and the animals and landscape upon which we depend in order to do that. the human societies have long faced the subject of disease. despite so many breaks and loaded medicines, we find ourselves living under the shadow of pandemic. so we struggle to contain we have destroyed our by that we have hum upfront. and the time was here at our expense at the expense of these global market. it's just in, you know, it's been the warranty is that there's no handle thi

for the toughest jobs on planet earth. >>> take a look at this.erday. this is for the million fathers march. a day went fathers and father figures escort their kids to school to show they are engaged in their education. >>> the iphone 16 is officially on store shelves. and people are still willing to line up for it. this was the line in the entry into the palo alto apple store yesterday morning. the biggest feature, it includes a new action button on the side of the phone. to learn more about that --in october apple will start to introduce their genitive ai model called apple intelligence. it will only be available on the iphone 15 pro or one of the new iphone 16 models. the price tag on the iphone 16, $799. >>> looking at that palo alto shop i remember growing up here in the bay area sing that for the first time people lining up for a phone. did you ever do it? >> no, never. i do not need to be the first one to get it. i honestly want to see -- worth it or not. honestly not a huge technology person when it comes to phone and personal matters. thi

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the field of ecology, in the field of economical use of all our resources, because we live on planet earth, resources are limited, we want to live longer, happier, so that there is fresh air, so that there is maximum ecology. consortium for scientific and methodological ensuring the transition to a closed -loop economy, plekhanov reo joined. and this industrial partnership is not limited to the educational process, conducting research and also dealing with issues of education in the field of ecology. just last year, large-scale work was completed on the study and use of food products with expiring or expired shelf life for livestock farming. we are studying we have the intention to study the issues. i would like to somehow help facilitate further career development of our country according to the modern model, so to speak , ecologically friendly ecology is a very young and extremely promising industry already today attracting solid investments, the need for high-quality specialists is colossal and is growing every year. now we can, so to speak, employ almost everyone, starting with... in t

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the number on your screen back now with the mix, and we are starting with a very close call for planet earth most of us didn't even know it was happening, danny. >> but apparently nasa says a small asteroid took aim on earth yesterday, just hours after it was discovered. the european space agency says it was only about three feet long and burned up in the atmosphere over the philippines, while most of us were numb and on some lunch. >> okay. so don't let this scare you. they say that asteroids this size actually alleged to hit the earth about once every two weeks. >> so did it miss us? because we sent a ragtag group of oil drillers to space? >> willis was in charge here next to j. crew, giving us a reason to use our mailboxes again. >> it ended its 30 years of its print catalog back in 2017, but they're back. guess who's on the cover? demi moore gracing the very first one. >> a member of the brat pack. yep. the brand's men's creative director tells esquire that a physical catalog really gives a little more gravity to the images and the clothes. i couldn't agree more. i miss catalogs and maga

orbit around earth, the first time for astronauts or simultaneously exposed to the vacuum of space, also the two women of the crew becoming the first ever to travel so far from our planet and the farthest any human has traveled from earth since the apollo program ended in 1972. >> in washington, i'm brian able reporting i'm joined live now by cnn aerospace analyst miles o'brien and janet ivey of the national space board of governors. >> great to have you both with a miles, let's start with you. what can we anticipate over the next 30 or so minutes for the polaris dawn to see them re-enter the atmosphere of earth and that is a very critical moment for any space mission. of course the temperatures on the outside will be on the order of 2000 degrees celsius and you want to make sure the crew inside is protected from that. so there is a heat shield beneath them. it's called an ablative heat shield, meaning pieces of it sort of burn away as they come in dissipating the heat and the spacex dragon capsule as flown. now, 54 times and it has, excuse me, 14 times with 54 people on board without any problems. so we shouldn't expect moment of emission when they come home at 336 ea

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additional concrete blocks. for russia, ukraine, belarus, europe, turkey, well, this whole piece of planet earthund the black sea, in the case of reckless actions, a difficult question, will affect everyone, will affect everyone, i will answer so that chernobyl will seem like a warm-up. i said this in zaporozhye in kiev, and i am saying this now in kaliningrad. nuclear power plants can never be a legitimate target in an armed conflict, therefore with for its part, the agency offers measures and tools to avoid situations that are unacceptable for all parties. the staff of the vishnevsky national research center for surgery congratulated vladimir putin on one of the oldest medical institutions in the capital, which turned 80 years old. the institute conducts serious research, develops and implements advanced methods and treatment for patients, and the president especially noted the professionalism of the center's doctors, who, among other things, help svo fighters get back on their feet. from the legendary center. report daneva. the heart will not withstand, if we start with the vessels, gastric b

for the toughest jobs on planet earth. >>> towns are cleaning up with helene. and in asheville, north carolina, they are under water. and internet and cell service are all done. and ensuring residents as safe as they can be. and that we will be seeing. >> we've been doing the big thing with the temperatures for the last week and a half. and today and tomorrow, then really all three. and get your attention on this. and on monday, you're on the verge. and up to 106 on wednesday. and still about 15 degrees above average, if not a little more than that. and by the time they get into the early part of next week. and that is kind of the main event. trying to get as many to tell the story. and we will get to the seven days. and now in the end of the forecast, and this is pretty much right on the mark of average from what you would expect the numbers to be. and just about the north bay. and that is a pretty comfortable day. that's sunday. and average for the last year. now we will say good-bye to these numbers. we're going to lose those. i'll transition us into monday.

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for the toughest jobs on planet earth. >>> in san francisco an issue impacts every single resident in one way or another. the sky high cost of housing. now there's a new push to expand rent control in the city. mayoral candidate and board of supervisors president aaron peskin announced a plan that's tied to the passage of prop 33 come november. that would repeal a law that limited rent control to buildings constructed before 1979. if prop 33 passes, peskin's ordinance would automatically expand rent control to an additional 100,000 apartments in the city. >> renters need relief, protection from price gouging and that everyone deserves stable housing. too many people are forced onto the streets because of rent increases. >> this measure is opposed by landlords who are concerned it could discourage future development in the city, but peskin said it would not apply to buildings constructed after november 5th. san francisco is the first in the nation to ban software used to set rent prices. supervisor peskin who led the charge called it a new form of rent gouging. john ramos has more on t