know in the last days of the year when we we are broadcasting the big lviv project , this is andriy saganrtist and now a soldier of the national guard of ukraine. good evening, andrii. we are glad to see you. we already have such a small tradition on the eve of next year. they say the messages they give and try to depict it in the form of certain images, how he sees it depicted in this picture, what the next year will look like, we can now see on what was 2022 like in andriy sagan's opinion? and we knew exactly then at the end of december that the next year would be difficult, that he was preparing many difficult events for us, but so difficult. we couldn't even imagine it. huts under the roofs of which we thought about what they could mean that people who will have many houses, it is possible and there are these ukrainians who are now scattered in different countries all over the world, so i personally would very much like andrii that the current picture was more life-affirming and victory was not depicted in it, but here, how will it go, how will you feel, too, such thoughts, so much en

one of the heroes of this holiday is the white old man sagan about the gene of the republic .se words came out of the winter in a singsong voice, as buryats usually say to each other when presenting gifts, by the way, congratulations. gifts are presented according to a special buryat etiquette . and the elder puts his hands on top, palms down. and in this seemingly simple gesture there is a deep meaning, which means the younger ones are always ready to support the older one, and he, in turn, is ready share your experience. and, of course, the white month, like any other holiday. buryatia will dance yokhar, sunny dance round dance in any circular dance is concluded magical power of people holding hands and moving in a circle - this is a sacred unity meditative unhurried at the beginning perky rhythmic as you move. it is performed to conjure the elements of the spirits of the sun and rain to attract happiness and preserve peace. her choir. this is a dance of a special language of communication between people and nature, people with gods and people with people. a brief history le

either way, it's the prescription for disaster , as predicted by sagan disaster, as predicted by sagana 2030. next is a second titanic and this time whole world's being hounded aboard like cattle. the passengers , the like cattle. the passengers, the original titanic had no way of knowing lay ahead for them in the north atlantic. this time around , millions of people who around, millions of people who could , should know better. you could, should know better. you have no excuse now for not knowing who could and should have realised long ago that they were being lured and, lied towards disaster , and actually towards disaster, and actually buying tickets for the ride on agenda 2030. a ship of 1500 people were lost when titanic went to the bottom. this time the lives of billions . i went to the bottom. this time the lives of billions. i said it before and i'll keep seeing it. what lies beneath all the madness that's keeping so many millions of people prepared annually on the edge, knowing just that something somewhere has very badly wrong is ? an has very badly wrong is? an attack on hum

in mongolia, at the very end of winter, its own kind of mongolian answers, the new year is called sagan-sar month. this is an ancient buddhist tradition. it symbolizes the renewal of man of nature. well, they think it brings hope good wishes on the eve of spring. our cultural values ​​around the world, we spend such holidays protecting our national heritage, we have introduced young people to the cause of preserving centuries-old history traditions and customs with the name of a buddhist deity, the goddess baldanukha in mongolian, every year after another victory. above the mongooses, the goddess about parents descends to the earth and spring begins, the cold recedes, a new life begins. for almost all peoples, the celebration of the new year is inextricably linked with their religious roots, this is orthodox and catholic christians, this is buddhists and hindus and judaism. all this is acquired and carries its own historical tradition. this is especially noticeable in africa, where hundreds of peoples have mixed beliefs traditions of such a human babylon, of course, to the university of a c

at the very end of winter meets its original mongolian new year, it is called sagan sar, which meansonth. this is an ancient buddhist tradition. it symbolizes the renewal of man of nature. well as they consider it brings hope good wishes on the eve of spring. our cultural values ​​and around the world, we spend such holidays protecting our national treasure while communicating youth to the cause of preserving the centuries-old history of tradition and the usual buddhist goddess, every year after another victory. above the mongooses, the goddess about parents descends to the earth and spring begins, the cold recedes, a new life begins. for almost all peoples, the celebration of the new year is inextricably linked with their religious roots, this is both orthodox and christians catholics have it in buddhists and hindus and in judaism. all this is intertwined and carries its own historical tradition. this is especially noticeable in africa, where hundreds of ethnic groups, beliefs, traditions, such a human babylon, mixed up. of course, they have trees in africa, but they fight to decora

either way, it's the prescription for disaster , as predicted by sagan disaster, as predicted by sagana 2030. next is a second titanic and this time whole world's being hounded aboard like cattle. the passengers , the like cattle. the passengers, the original titanic had no way of knowing lay ahead for them in the north atlantic. this time around , millions of people who around, millions of people who could , should know better. you could, should know better. you have no excuse now for not knowing who could and should have realised long ago that they were being lured and, lied towards disaster , and actually towards disaster, and actually buying tickets for the ride on agenda 2030. a ship of 1500 people were lost when titanic went to the bottom. this time the lives of billions . i went to the bottom. this time the lives of billions. i said it before and i'll keep seeing it. what lies beneath all the madness that's keeping so many millions of people prepared annually on the edge, knowing just that something somewhere has very badly wrong is ? an has very badly wrong is? an attack on hum

let me remind you that the artist andrii sagan and also a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine of national guard is currently painting a picture that represents the next year 2023. it turns out quite well . i like that there are flowers in this picture. perhaps some poppies later, andriy will probably explain to us a little more or share his thoughts. mykhailo golovko, mykhailo tsimbalyuk, taras batenko. please, everyone will have a say in what we say. add your thoughts . we are really happy that during this year, despite all the prices , we had simple conditions . the opportunity to work live, to invite everyone we deem necessary, and to invite the authorities to us, she always has a say here, regardless of whether she comes or not, we are for the fact that in the studio had a discussion and different opinions were heard, and moreover, we are ready to become the platform where there will be a discussion about the future of the country, we always invite to this. i really believe that next year there will really be more such conversations. good evening studio. i thank you very much

action clearly indicates this, in particular, in his a-a post on facebook, my colleague alexander sagans action can easily be classified according to article 11 a-a which er-e says that er-e it is m-m let’s say so propaganda in an educational institution eh, which lead to eh actions, eh, which help eh, armed aggression, and regardless of the form of ownership of this educational institution, and the most offensive thing is that if he were presented with an advertisement not under 161, but under 111 1 - and it would be possible to simply close this educational institution, there is such an article that allows this to be done in the basic law of ukraine, er, on freedom of conscience and religious organization, and it is also accurate, if they were constantly accused of this. maybe we should close the eparchial administration uh, what about this? could do even without a court the state structure that registered them turns out to be so that the sbu is behaving quite mildly, still, still trying to warn them, and you think, oh god, on the side of good. what are you doing? what, please, tell m

meet sagan kung-shova, by the way, the bronze arrow of russia wow female archer, that's an unexpectedlo how did you come? well, in this profession, probably, or took up this hobby. well, it was generally, uh, my childhood dream. my father was a hunter to try. yes, fuck off. what do you mean, it's not a woman's business. well, i was my daughter's favorite, so i was unlucky. and so i do, uh, 3d i shoot. eh, and i really like this sport , it's also an official sport, and i'm the champion and winner of the russian cup from 3d shooting - this is when a person runs in there, he just runs around. yes, or run. t people think it's 3d shoot yeah i thought it was actually 3d shooting. this is an animal. natural size only a-a. yes, in silicone animals will not spoil. but we will master the real weapons of the steppe nomads with pleasure. this bow exactly e goes e, nationally conscious more he consciously he is a bow according to sketches made from the museum searches. izma from the master made this bow of the golden horde the only thing that we have is a little bit 6 cm, in short, and so the form

they have less, some with fuel and so people have been out here sagan, the fuel. we have no engines in the cars because what happens when they have probably been useful generators in town. they've been used for boat engines and so on. so people have been hitting the things that have been looking and looking and saying, so i can use that for something and that could be an engine that can be lied, that can be the steering wheel, whatever. and there have been debates about whether to remove blue east to, to dispose of the traces of the war here. rations. paulson and many others here are against it. blue eas, too, is a fascinating open air museum and a cautionary reminder. i think it's, it's a very nice place to come because it tells his story about, well to greenland, and we can see how, how much influence people can have and something. and then when they leave, it will last. it takes time for the nature bessie to the arctic nature taken things back with the end of world war 2, u. s. troops left the fjord along one of the loneliest coasts in the world. but the confli

david sagan is a scientist with the jet propulsion laboratory. >> so swat, swot and you have your land the collar there so show you're part of the team. explain why we are turning back to the water on planet eitarth here. >> i like to think of this mission as going out to space and turning back and taking earth selfie. so we'll be looking at the elevations of the top of the oceans like the past 30 years. but with a much finer pictures that we've ever seen. allowing us to better understand ocean circulation. and that is critical to understanding how the oceans are eating up the heat from the atmosphere but also critical for navigation. so that is the ocean part. but on the land, for the ferst time ever, we have a mission specifically designed to observe the river and lakes and res voirs and that is most successful and renewable component of the earth's freshwater cycle. it is critical for humanity. >> we have a lot of satellites looking down on earth for decades for now. is this the first time someone has chronicled all of the water systems on the planet? >> well we'll be looking at bot

sagan, do you think men should go to mars? >> well, it depends what the objective is. if the objective is scientific exploration, and we're talking about the immediate future, i think that intelligent machines, sort of descendants of vikin are the way to go. >> a mission to mars would be a tremendous national goal to set. it's not set yet. i personally think 100 years from now, when we're talking about this, we will look back and we will have been to mars. >> i am a citizen activist. i think it's in the highest tradition of our country for private citizens to speak out not just as individuals, but as members of organizations that can have some power. obviously, as someone who is famous, i have a particular responsibility, and i want to try to use it properly. >> our camera caught you having a conversation with the protesters last night. what did you say to them? >> well, that was the funniest thing. i went over to try to talk to him. and he said i was some corporate shill, which, if you know me, that's one of the funnier things you could say about me. and then he just

back in 1995, us physicist sagan demanded restless inquiry from all scientists .cientists. science requires an complete openness to all ideas , said. on the other hand, ideas, said. on the other hand, it requires the most rigorous and uncompromising and so how did we get to where we are now? when did we set aside and scepticism and decide to live in a world in which we must all of us do precisely what we told by our governments and the preferred experts without ever raising much as a questioning voice the chamber in which bndgen voice the chamber in which bridgen his speech was all but empty because, with a few exceptions , none of the rest exceptions, none of the rest cared to listen to what he had to say about a course of action affecting tens of millions of lives here in the uk and billion around the world. let's give the devotees due. let's many are daily in receipt of messages raising the alarm. but find of survival in the world of politics means. they keep steam rather than rock the boat. i hear from other journalists saying they in contact with employees wi

back in 1995, us physicist sagan demanded restless inquiry from all scientists .cientists. science requires an complete openness to all ideas , said. on the other hand, ideas, said. on the other hand, it requires the most rigorous and uncompromising and so how did we get to where we are now? when did we set aside and scepticism and decide to live in a world in which we must all of us do precisely what we told by our governments and the preferred experts without ever raising much as a questioning voice the chamber in which bndgen voice the chamber in which bridgen his speech was all but empty because, with a few exceptions , none of the rest exceptions, none of the rest cared to listen to what he had to say about a course of action affecting tens of millions of lives here in the uk and billion around the world. let's give the devotees due. let's many are daily in receipt of messages raising the alarm. but find of survival in the world of politics means. they keep steam rather than rock the boat. i hear from other journalists saying they in contact with employees wi

you sagan i know this sounds like the nice, compassionate it thing to say, but actually whene you breakt down, wha's stg iso he's saying is that one of these people should have been fired and replaced with someone else. so why don'to interviews ever interviewers ever follow up and say, okay, well, thenreplac who would you have replacedames them name names? right.. and it wasn't that long ago. it was twenty years ago. it was like two and three that the movie came out. yeah, the movie needs some diversity. some men with tips. some m there are no you can't find one or two british actors with an upper limit, not one of them in the movie, not liam neeson, not bill nighy, not hugh grant. i could go on, but i won't. you need to go see the movie. it's delightful. do it there. no upper lips to be found in the whole movie. thoh, and by the way, this wouldn't be as embarrassing an admission if the biggest hulky in america, diane sawyer, wasn't interviewing him. the biggest blond beauty queen. and you, she's blurry becausee there's like vaseline on the lens because she's like one hundred and fifty

they didn't fly any further. two astrophysicists of the great sagan did this and they could not eventary civilization many thousands of years ago they sent a similar umbrella to the earth, and it fell, falling apart only 25 km from moscow, so i was in contact with a large number of scientists different directions, because there is a message here, all these signs and bags they e enter. uh, the message is fragmented. well, there are already 20,000 of them. i found the elements. so they tell us, and in many secrets of our star ancestors, they are serious. so you talked about the secret of the pyramid. yes, and with the help of this scientific method, which calls the code on aliens very simply, this riddle was solved. it turned out that there is such an underground chamber and unfinished in the pyramid and when the descending boys are there. these are drawings that have analogues in my stones natalya you supported one piece. more you like. yes? well, yes, but the second stone is, uh, what is so amazing, uh, it has a second part - it’s like a plate, it’s a fossil. and he analyzes with his

carl sagan called a kind of ecstasy when you have that deep understanding. so taking these images out to the public, i showed the deep field and i told the public when i look at that image, i marvel at how much life must be captured in all those galaxies. thousands of galaxies and billions and billions of stars. so i think that is what we need to do. of course you old so -- of course you also need the rigor of the classrooms to go with it any mathematics, showing the joy of mathematics and science curriculum is also extremely important. >> if we want to maximize the scientific return from james webb, what types of skill sets and educational background do we need? and right now, is the research community well-positioned for working with all the data that is coming in? >> that is a great question. so i think space sells itself. it's really easy to get anyone interested in it because it's so amazing. for me, it's really about trying to chase our origins, the ultimate origins of where the milky way galaxy came from. we need students in in the stem sector and spa