ekaterina andreeva, student of the second course of relations foreign racing studies so from kostroma ray bradburyal, the fact is that the medal is cammed. to whom do these lines belong, and if you name the poem right away? so a schoolboy, what is the name of yegor proshin city of ivanovo lyceum, 67? this is, of course, the tenth grade, this is, of course, alexander blok. synchronous radiation is used for various materials research. one of such installations, skif. the siberian ring photon source is being built in the science city, koltsovo, novosibirsk region . research with bright intense x-ray beams in the chemistry of physics, materials science, biology, geology and the humanities. skif will also help solve urgent problems of innovative and industrial enterprises. in december 2024 , it is planned to launch the synchrotron and stations in the first place, and at the beginning of 2025 to start their trial operation. now we will have an advertisement, and then i will have to go to lukyanenko and find out what the popular telegraph is again with you now in an updated form attention is the question

, well, trying to construct our future like that well, we are not stanislawe lemma, are we not ray bradbury of sciences of ukraine is a solid institution if they undertake relevant research. i think they will be able to present the appropriate mechanisms to the government in the verkhovna rada, how to react, what to think about so that later , as they say, it doesn’t fly away, you need to prepare already here, scientists, that’s why they are scientists to calculate certain scenarios that may come to us in a year, two or three, this is the government in our country. whoever and when and in what period of time represented it really listened to the opinion of the expert environment. thank you. and it's about time pass the word on the news we are glad now we will see anna eva melnyk on our screens yes anya we congratulate you on the word well we are waiting for a fresh portion of hot news tanya ukraine has returned another 100 of our defenders from captivity, i will start with this

we know all these names robert sheckley ray bradbury and kurt won a year vladimir savchenko if he recently re-read just alexander belyaev if a little earlier we take patriotic fiction, well, these stanislavl mentioned and so on and so on. well, this is a classic and almost none of those whom we have now listed, unfortunately, are no longer alive. and what is happening now? here is the new award horizons, and i recently read an interview with a very famous publisher. e, who says publishing, more precisely, and she, er, talks about what fiction is among the younger generation of writers. again very popular. what does it mean? some kind of skipper. this is the continuation of a dream. these are some developments in themes, here, what names of what is happening do you know, if we talk about space, we are still talking about space, then this is a very sick painful painful disease on the topic of less science fiction. yes, there is practically no space in science fiction, then yes, if we are talking about science fiction about science fiction, which is based on some modern scientific ideas about

we know all these names robert sheckley ray bradbury and kurt won vladimir savchenko if he re-read juster belyaev if a little earlier we take patriotic fiction, well, these stanislav helmet, mentioned and so on and so on. well, it's a classic and virtually none of the ones we've just listed unfortunately no longer alive. and what is happening now? here is the premium new horizons. i recently read an interview with a publisher. very famous, uh, which the publisher says, more precisely, and she, uh, talks about the fact that fantasy among the younger generation of writers is again very popular. and what does that mean? is this some kind of skipism? this is the continuation of a dream. these are some developments in topics , here, what names of what is happening do you know, if we talk about space, i still tell you about space, then it’s a very painful painful painful question, painful subject. uh, space is less science fiction. yes, there is practically no space in science fiction, that is, if we are talking hmm about science fiction about science fiction, which is based on some modern sc

liz: that's sofas nating and i have questions about ray bradbury's stories.one can pay $20 a month if not with khan academy. thank you for continuing to disrupt education in a good way. >> thanks for having me. liz: sal khan of khan academy. the third downgrade of tesla since the april 19th earnings report and seventh since february and the stock fallen below a key retracement level and who turned bearish on tesla and why. closing bell 36 minutes away and dow has now turned negative for the month of april. meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she's taking control with her own account for college. three futures, all with chase. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank for both. chase. make more of what's yours. at adp, we understand business today looks nothing like it did yesterday. while it's more unpredict

by the way, here is ray bradbury wrote. uh, literally years there, probably 10 years ago.have been on mars now, we should have been living on the moon. instead, we traded everything for the fact that our mobile phones have become thinner and the screen shows more colors. i have there is a test. i tried it when she spelkoved e went to learn how to write, and before that i studied at the university film academy and started writing the first script. and now my first script, which i put in the closet, began to come true after 2 years. this i mean that e writers are those who have the power of the word fantasy. and it is farther in the future it materializes. you just understand it. i ask so carefully , you understand, because a huge number of films have come out, and the apocalypse films sometimes have the feeling that this is somehow begins to resonate with our reality. well, you know, here i can say, as a science fiction writer , yes, i can really say, as a psychiatrist, that this is self-programming, that is, by writing some kind of script and setting out some things that d

banning which sort of strike me as a young person almost cartoonishly dystopian and evocative of ray bradbury, orwell, those types of books that all read as kids in school and certainly often on me. just curious to hear your thoughts. well, it's a it's a balancing act, obviously i think we could agree, or at least i certainly the evidence is clear that it's gone. the pendulum has swung very, very much in the wrong direction, very one sided view of history, a very one sided ideology that's by and large being promoted in our school system. and so how do we bring how we bring that back into balance and two things, obviously. one is let's get parents much more engaged in governance. let's let the governance process the answer to such questions and and ultimately, if the governance process elected school boards and so forth makes the choices i feel pretty good that that's going to land in an area that serves our our kids well. and then the second is choice because ultimately you can choose if school's teaching a certain set of things that you don't like and you can you can choose another and that