his mouth was clyde tombaugh, who discovered pluto. he was an amateur astronomer. he grew up on a farm in nighttime in kansas. what did it what was there to do on a farm in kansas? he looked at the sky. he built own telescopes. and at 24 years old, he discovered a planet. all trained astronomers, other places find this. he did. and so while our professional astronomers are of course making such great and inspire us, astronomy is in the realm of, not just professional astronomers. it's all of us. if you have an interest in it, you can really do a lot with it. and and just look up and you can be excited about well, good evee both so i thank you so much for coming tonight. thank you to everyone here at the lyceum. and then thank you for everyone on zoom and joining through c-span as well. before we start i

this is a witty podcast and svetlana dragan is with you, and we talked about the planet pluto, which enters the sign of aquarius, and they said what wonderful changes await us. yes, they are very intriguing and, of course, this is all connected with new energies with new discoveries. just breakthrough. this is not the format when we are slowly moving towards something and suddenly somehow we come to some kind of result. this is something that will surprise many is that it works with such substances as time and space. this is something that for many seems completely impossible. and i think that what leonardo da vinci did in his time, and these are concave convex lenses. probably it was he who dealt with issues of space and time, because the visual picture is the approximation of its distance. does n't this have anything to do with the theme of how we can interact with space-time and not only with these concepts. and today i want to introduce you to a person who represents, and the most amazing advanced technology, just related to space and time and not only with this, since pluto is a

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well , there is indeed a very tense configuration, uh, related to pluto.hat is responsible for large masses of people from various crisis situations. and uh, pluto will interact with karmic knots, which will also personify, as it were, the inevitable events taking place on earth and on july 17, just these karmic knots will change sign and do. here is another tense configuration there will definitely be a plus there will be a minus for this plus and minus - this is, so to speak, a conditional concept there is no bad something bad, or you know good, i looked at the astrological forecasts for the next week there, in principle, excluding the scorpion there, everything is increasing there it was bad there, it will get a little better, whoever was good will get even better. that is , everyone. and in general, in general, about the summer, everyone was told that, well, what , what was done wrong, then in the end you will still be in the black, of course, because, in general, we have such a situation that everything everything is done for our good and everything i

that is why when you see a mission like new horizon that went to pluto, it didn't stop at pluto, it juste to basically capture the thing and analyze it a see that it not of earthly origin. and just having a picture of it, you can't eliminate an earthly origin. >> and that is where i wanted to foe next. one of the themes of the meeting is that they need better data, higher quality data, but a lot of what they see is coming from cellphone cameras or ring cameras or commercial pilots because the things that are coming from some of the government vehicles, some of the military, that is classified because of the technology. so how do you get that short of capturing the thing? >> yeah, so could i say i told you so? >> please. >> last two years i've been on here talking about how we need better data. and the other thing about it is how the data can actually fool you. and cameras in particular can really fool you because light can come in from various directions, that the artifacts detect. these can be fooled. and you have a we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature.

reggie: pluto is considered a pet. nu there is an evolutionary system.utside. starting out with clouds this morning. we have the marine layer overhead. we have some areas of drizzle this morning along the coast. later today sunshine. it is a little warmer compared to yesterday but then we really heat up by the end of the week. we have the first heat advisory of the year going into effect for good reason. today we are closer to average. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline, 80's in the warmest spots, parts of lake county 90. a lot of sunshine away from the coast today. tonight the marine layer gets compressed as high pressure builds in. less cloud cover we head into thursday and temperatures mainly in the 50's. we will talk about the incoming heat. friday we really feel it away from the coast. look at the warm temperatures. 90's, near 100, and around the bay shoreline we are in the 70's and 80's. this heat is going to peak saturday and we have increased these numbers by one or two degrees inland. we are hitting or exceeding 100 degrees. 90's in many spo

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the white house saying, "we condemn russia's pluto -- russia's brutal strike against ukraine which causes and destruction and has taken the lives of so many ukrainian civilians. " a couple details specifically about this attack, we were initially told two people were killed, 20 or so injured, but we are also told that there were people continually stuck under the rubble and a rescue operation was underway. we certainly, by no means have any final figures or numbers on that. i should say these numbers are coming from a ukrainian official emergency services. from these pictures they are at the scene right now and they are taking right now away. since we came on air at the top of that hour, the interior and minister now saying three people died and 18 injured including a child. these are the updated numbers from the interior minister and the three people killed, 18 injured including a child. we reiterate that the people could potentially still be under the debris because it is such a densely populated area of the city center. we will keep you across those details in a moment. i am lewis, thi

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we are celebrating the release of two loggerhead turtles named bee and pluto by south carolina's aquarium, the sea turtle chair senter in charleston. they were found in distress, each missing a flipper and they underwent expensive rehabilitation to recover. desite their physical challenges, the turtles displayed remarkable resilience and something that the coast of south carolina is certainly proud of. i offer my gratitude to the care center, team led by melissa. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize the new deputy chief milcher taking over the fire chief for summerville from richard wearing in june on the 23rd of this month. we thank chief wearing for his 30 years of service to summerville. we also want to recognize that chief milchner wants to keep the strong family atmosphere in the department. he has served summerville since the year 2000. i was able to correct with him and meet with him and we are very proud of his achievements as summerville's new fire chief. lastly, madam speaker, i rise today to recognize a special bond formed at musc sean jenkins children's hospital. the story

bluff, that is , according to pluto, it was., he said that the ukrainians were provoking us, and there he started talking about the dirty zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant . that is, it already sounded before kakhovskaya. so the second topic is the use of man-made disasters as a tool of military operations, that is, i think that russian specialists, and they really have. unfortunately, there are still good specialists who did not leave the country either after the 14th or after february 24, 22. they did not calculate that the water will decrease there . there is a question about e on the dry land , the drought in the kherson zaporizhia region, there is a question about the zaporizhia npp. that is, all this means forcing ukraine's allies to sit down at the negotiating table to stop this raising of the ladder of escalation, so the third thing is what you say about the ukrainians and what was the purpose, and i think that in russia there are so -called centers of gravity about which in the center of gravity more precisely, about whi

if mister pluto and expect it to be a short war while accounts totally into protracted war. and now it has brought political drum model to on from that he. ready he wanted to avoid. what we know, of course, is that the group has marked on parts of southern russia to senior generals general sort of weekend and general, letting me elect, save, have appealed to wagner soldiers to put down their arms. there are security personnel in moscow who have been told to stand by post office taking special security measures. so this was an unfolding crisis, and i don't think you've seen the end of it. the interesting question is whether religion is acting as a loan rules, which would be suicidal, rational, he hasn't shown any signs of that. yes. whether he's back or other forces, we don't know. i don't know, but it's something to watch for. okay, so, so in your analysis and what you've been sort of researching and looking at these past few months while the conflict has been ongoing, is there any basis or any facts to the accusations that broken it, saying the must go, is kelly engel turne

no matter how dangerous and disturbing it is, because the whole problem is that pluto is involved inination. this is, of course, a complicated story. and as a rule, such people may find themselves in, say , the epicenter of some actions that are quite dangerous, where there are many people, this may be some kind of natural catastrophic issues. well, that is, here a person is involved not entirely in his personal circumstances only. but i often met when people understood that there was a risk, but they still took it as a result. in general, unfortunately, there were very big problems that were difficult to cope with during life, so for this group of people you need to understand that there is a response eclipse response to an important issue in their lives will be an edge and especially for those who were born here in the area of ​​the twentieth-twenty- second of january. this is such a restructuring, this is such a powerful transformation that requires you to make decisions that will affect your entire life in this sense, of course, you need to be very, very careful, and if we are ta

athenian plato and pluto insect 500 the front part of the body of these predatory insects reminded scientists of the neck and gulov, a much larger animal, only there is no hump. camel, if you don't know me. such wasps and bees of all kinds have no insects, no sting, no poison from enemies, you just have to run away. in males, 100 of these insects are poetically called fluttering flowers, a butterfly further. 1700 kirill everyone knows the topic; the rate is 500. look at the screen , the monument to this engineer in baku is set against the background of a panel depicting an alternating current generator. it's not a colo. tesla is correct. therefore, it is possible for 200. the publisher kraevsky was against the phrase from the flame and the light of the born word, it would be necessary for the flame, this poet was ready to break the verses, but kraevsky did not give it and agreed to print it with a mistake. from flame and light is lermontov, so you can write for 300. and we are already graduate students, it's time for us to defend , to cover my reprimands in the closet under seals, a need repr

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with this chip, it matches the really nutty aspect of pluto aquarius. and you'd put yourself in. now, if you were offered a call to the local clinic and they said konstantin now there is no demand for this. let's do it. er, if we 're talking about how much of a problem it is. uh, people do themselves. hmm. jaws break their noses . they put in profilers, and that's it. these are much more painful procedures and more complex, but it has some practical applicability. yes, investing in it. designed for a certain effect. now this insertion of this chip does not make sense. but the first is the application, of course, it will be for the disabled. or, say, people with disabilities. and by the way, the question is generally about your biography. you are from kharkov yes, well, from the donbass, the city of lisichansk , but he lived in kharkov and studied in kharkov , lived there for up to 40 kopecks and at what second did you decide to move. here in russia, it took several years to get used to the idea that will have to move. now, if we say the question was. even the two thousandth it wo

planets, stars versus moons but it has one snarky remark about the pluto's demotion to a dwarf planet but it, of course, brings back to like, i don't care that you call it a dwarf planet, but would you all get so upset if the milky way were suddenly demoted to a dwarf galaxy. i don't think so so. why? why are you hearing so much about planet? it's just because it's in your essentially. was the other part of that question. there were two so were too focused on wrong. i mean i guess i'll start build stars in your interview am i going too far in announcing saturn and jupiter are field stars because they're like their gas. yeah you just have like these gas. i mean it's like a star where fusion failed they're all but yeah if you added more gas and got it more massive got pressure in the middle it would fuze us so i don't think it's unfair to call them failed stars i think it's these are all different words that you can use to describe the same thing they're you know, coming again as as a writer. i'm always interested in process. i'm interested in technique. and so i am even as this is a ve

is the oversight process, modern pluto's, this is a very select special clearance.u know, obviously, protecting pride and civil liberties is the american experience. because constitution laws. for those who have high level clearances, the should be a different level of scrutiny. you don't want the clearance. you don't want the scrutiny, than to accept the clearance. just applied for this type of jobs. if you do have the clearance, there should be a review of the level of scrutiny that people are. under >> if there were, so many of these creatures would have caught or early on, and has been one of the things that i guess i'm i wish we had done more to rein that in. more scrutiny on those who -- protecting privacy and civil liberties in writing a port and -- courts to curtain. it -- is a default level of scrutiny, you don't screw, neither don't ask for the questions. >> you don't want don't give it. >> thank, you chairman. thank, you all of. you's grades the everybody again. thank you for your service to this committee during the time you were in congress, i want to a