you're up to the south pole, uh, in this interview there, i took two pieces of two interesting moments one, which means a moment about where to look. uh, we already discussed weapons for delivery to ukraine with maxim last week there about the fact that israel is being raked out here. yes they are raking out of south korea, but this is not the ultimate dream, there are other more serious dreams. and by the way, they hope to implement them, and the second piece. in the same place in this interview, which i will now show. this is about how they treat them all, in fact , look at those under the southern command. if we talk about the second adversary in the region, then this is russia, i mean, of course, there are countries like cuba , venezuela and non-caragua that have relations with russia, as well as six other countries, in total, nine countries have russian armament. we are working to replace russian weapons with american ones, if these countries want to transfer them to ukraine or the case that is happening, then they have the opportunity to replace them with american equipment. this

third reich there are myths about snow ghosts and huge fiery plasmoids that prey on people near the south pole others believe that the ice hides traces of the atlantean civilization of the first highly developed creatures on the planet, but few know that they are afraid. here we need something completely different. we learned that the surface of this continent is almost sterile, something that kills all microbes. but in the white caps of many millions of years of ice, invisible eyes are hidden, but it can be deadly, moreover, it can destroy humanity. about what is it talking about? about what an invisible threat, just recently on february 6, 2012, russian scientists finished drilling a huge well in a four-kilometer thickness of ice and finally got to a huge subglacial lake, which has not seen sunlight for millions of years. will the opening of the lake turn into the opening of a box of pallets that ice and frost have kept from people, that will come to life with the advent of heat and man? to understand this, the film crew of the mysterious russia decided to personally go to antarctica. we are

how to leave the engine in the south pole. it took a year to make this electric navigator they are now working on another similar kurdish survey that works automatically . the creator of this survey says it will take several years to prepare the new version for testing in antarctica. india encouraged the shah's bus drivers to reverse and overtake each other on the winding dirt road surrounded by eager spectators when the turns were so sharp that the tricycles themselves overturned the small cars. you should look at the back of their neck for 4 minutes the winner was the one who covered the distance of 3 kilometers in 3 minutes and seconds . we held this competition to see who can travel the route faster than the rest with reverse gear. whoever wins, we will give him a trophy and a cash prize . this is an interesting competition. small three-wheeled cars are the backbone of transportation in large and densely populated cities, although the space inside is only for two passengers, but sometimes up to 27 people sat inside. this c

where we don't even pretend to have defenses from attack around the south pole. and as they claimed it, has one of these missiles now enough warheads, warheads to every major city in state of texas to wipe all of texas, off of the map, the equivalent the nation of france with one missile and that a reaction. and putin said in that speech he said we you please listen don't do this why restart the of the cold war again i bet you're listening now, he said and that's his right. that's the position put him in. and of course, his natural being who he is. well, let's bring ukraine into this. sure. has that raised the danger, in your view, of nuclear war? absolutely. i don't think there's any question right now that we are a greater danger of nuclear war than at any time since 1983. during the evil archer exercise, in the height of brinksmanship, the first reagan term, or possibly 1962. have to recognize that in the cold war, the last cold war, we used to draw the line at the elbe river halfway across germany and. the threat was to the soviets. if you try conquer west ge

at what point did you realize there was a crisis at the south pole.y? >> yes. >> stephen: all the way home t took that long to tha-w out? >> because, hey, the problem was first of all it didn't turn into an icicle. it wasn't like that. >> stephen: never? >> well-- . >> stephen: okay, so it seems okay. >> it's fine now. thank you. but the context was that these amazing veterans were doing a walk to the north pole. they had all the training. i had none. and i turned up thinking how bad can this be. >> stephen: it is only the north pole. >> st the north pole, it is only mine us 35 degrees, have i this, the jacket, the warm stuff it i got all the things that i need. what i didn't have was what i had when i actually went to the south pole which was a [bleep], which if you-- (laughter). >> stephen: no one in my life when i was a child could ever explain to me that some day the duke of sussex was going to say the word [bleep] cushion to me and it would all make sense. this is absolutely surreal. we have to take a little break. we'll be back with more prince

the creator of this warm survey will take a few years to prepare a new version for testing in the south pole. radio khabar podcast at 2 o'clock . welcome to the economic table. hormozgan province continues since this morning, gilan province markazi and qazvin join together for the electronic goods list plan for the subsidy recipients, who can buy 10 items of goods a month earlier based on the price of shahr 1400 with the subsidy credit. first of all, the report of the electronic goods list project is running faster. the barcode reader device is defined inside the postal machine. when we draw a card , the device shows the goods list section. for the difference, it takes 48 hours for kimia to install all the system software, which upsets you. the sellers don't pay for these infrastructures. to connect the sale of shahab to the national credit network , the device must be updated to the new version of kalaberg. an up-to-date barcode reader should be delivered to our loved ones. all the process of training will be done for free. the more the infrastructure is provided, the more people will be sa

. >> they need to replicate what it is like on the south pole of the moon, where the sun is very low,ut everywhere else is pitch black. >> nasa believes, there is water ice on the south pole. a possible source of drinking water, and rocket fuel. but, as colder, with less sunlight, lisa shore is the deputy chief of the pool lab. >> you will have this dusk lighting, and behind any large rock, or things like that, you will have a long shadow where we'll be pitch black. >> certainly, it's easier to drive when you are in the sunlight. >> absolutely. >> those shadows are so long. >> already, astronauts are using simulators to practice driving a rover on the moon. >> so, astronauts need to learn how to drive a rover, without going into one of these holes, and craters. >> exactly. you, very often, don't know how deep these creators are. it is difficult to tell how big these rocks are, with 18 inches of clearance on your reference vehicle here. there are rocks that you cannot drive over. >> nasa promised the first astronauts to land on the moon will include a woman, and a person of color. >> s

everywhere else in this pitch black. >> nasa believes there is water ice on the south pole. ater and rocket fuel. when it is, colder with less sunlight, this is the deputy tree chief of the pole land. >> this has a dusk lighting, and the behind any kind of large rock or things like that, it's just going to be very dark. >> certainly easier to drive when you are in the sunlight, absolutely. those shadows are so long. >> already, astronauts are using simulators to practice driving a rover on the moon. >> astronauts need to learn how to drive a rover without going into one of their holes. >> that's correct. you very often don't know how deep these trains are. it is difficult to tell how big these lots are. we have 18 inches of clearing in the reference vehicle here. there are rocks you cannot drive. >> nasa has promised the first astronaut to land on the moon will include a woman and a person of color. >> captain victor glover went to the space station on spacex crew one. >> we have a tour that represents our country. we look like the -- and that is important because it is the r

no, he is able to attack targets, both through the north and through the south pole. this is bypassing the defense lines. in russia, unmanned underwater vehicles have been developed capable of moving at very great depths and over intercontinental ranges at a speed that is a multiple of the speed of submarines of the most torpedoes and all types of even the fastest surface ships. it's just fantastic. the most important stage in the development of modern weapons systems was the creation of a high-precision hypersonic aviation missile system. we called this system a dagger missile, flying at a hypersonic speed, exceeding the speed of sound 10 times more and maneuvering in all parts of the flight path, delivering to the target at a distance of more than 2,000 km, nuclear and conventional. and the existing types of combat equipment of this system are distinguished by the ability to perform flights in dense layers of the atmosphere at intercontinental distances at hypersonic speeds using new composite materials made it possible to solve the problem of long-term controlled f

run on its own, but it will be another few years before the ice cube is dropped into the frigid south pole. >> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area starts with juliette goodrich right now. >>> the farm worker charged with being -- killing seven people appeared in court today. faces and names of the victims and the shooting that has shattered this small coastal town. >> it just hits home a little bit read >> half moon bay mourns the family, friends, and coworkers killed in the mass shooting. >> still in shock that it happened here. >> the suspect appears in court as prosecutors piece together a timeline of the rampage. >> we got so much more to learn about the individual, the victims, and their families. >> what they have learned from interviews and the clue found in his car. and donations for and around the bay area. the grassroots caravan that is giving back to the farmworker families. traumatized by the shooting. >> done a great job all of these years, taking care of this country and taking care of us. it's time to take care of him. >> they are such an important part of our

once, near the south pole, he watched a young albatross in flight. >> albatrosses in flight are fabulousey inspired me. i said i wanted to fly like them one day. >> this year, loiselet is touring france by air -- more than 2000 kilometers. it's how he imagines the future of travel. >> i'm currently 7000 feet above mont saint michel. >> many in the aeronautics industry think he's out of his mind. loiselet is convinced that even jumbo jets will one day fly powered by the sun alone -- emission free. >> of course it's hard to imagine a boeing or airbus with solar cells. but modern photovoltaic cells harness just 20% of the energy. intended 20 years, it might be 40% or 60%. planes might be traveling at just 400 kilometers an hour instead of 800, but that's enough for domestic flights. >> during takeoff in graulhet, loiselet demonstrates his invention. conventional gliders need a winch or a motorized plane to start, and a lot of energy. but loiselet makes it up into the air on his own. ♪ >> bye bye, graulhet. my tour de france is almost over. >> the aviation pioneer is already planning his tou

once, near the south pole, he watched a young albatross in flight. >> albatrosses in flight are fabulousey inspired me. i said i wanted to fly like them one day. >> this year, loiselet is touring france by air -- more than 2000 kilometers. it's how he imagines the future of travel. >> i'm currently 7000 feet above mont saint michel. >> many in the aeronautics industry think he's out of his mind. loiselet is convinced that even jumbo jets will one day fly powered by the sun alone -- emission free. >> of course it's hard to imagine a boeing or airbus with solar cells. but modern photovoltaic cells harness just 20% of the energy. intended 20 years, it might be 40% or 60%. planes might be traveling at just 400 kilometers an hour instead of 800, but that's enough for domestic flights. >> during takeoff in graulhet, loiselet demonstrates his invention. conventional gliders need a winch or a motorized plane to start, and a lot of energy. but loiselet mes it up into the air on his own. ♪ >> bye bye, graulhet. my tour de france is almost over. >> the aviation pioneer is already planning his tour

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inspires optimism the fact that a person is such an animal that populated the entire planet from the south polerth being and in belarus it is actually a fertile land, which means both in terms of terms and in terms of potential opportunities for development, including heavy manufacturing industries and so then you decided to simply populate with the adventure of new people there. with the restoration of cities with the restoration of logistical capabilities in the future, we will resolve the issue of restoring industrial, if agricultural, production. yes because, in principle, it is normal for people to work. yes, i will not be fruitful, multiply and enjoy life. thank you very much for an interesting story. the sea of ​​azov, which not so long ago washed the south-east of ukraine after the return of the historical land of russia, again became the inland sea of ​​the russian federation, warm, modest in size, almost not salty water. in the black sea, the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bazov was salted about twice some 100 years ago , it was considered the most fishy place in the world with a guitar water ar

christmas is not christmas , this four notes which united the world from the north pole to the south pole from alaska to australia and which every person in the world heard composed by the brilliant ukrainian composer mykola leontovych, and the basis of this masterpiece is the ancient ukrainian new year's carol a century ago, precisely with the arrival of spring for ukrainians, the new year came and its arrival was heralded by the arrival of a swallow, which is sung in the carol for 100 years, the ukrainian song spread around the world and became an unofficial christmas hymn, but first than it happened shchedryk has come a long way becoming a symbol of the ukrainian struggle for independence from russia 1919 the first world war has just ended at the paris peace conference the victors established states the new world order american president wilson wisely in his famous 14 points of peoples for self-determination against the background of these epoch-making statements of the baltic states for the caucasus poland, the czech republic, finland-ukraine and other states are given reasons to hope

which christmas is not christmas, these four notes that united the world from the north to the south polesn in the world has heard and not everyone knows that although the words of the song were written by the popular american conductor peter vilhovskyi, the music was composed by the brilliant ukrainian composer mykola leontovych, and the basis of this masterpiece is an ancient ukrainian new year's song a century ago . sung in shchedrivka for 100 years, the ukrainian song spread around the world and became an unofficial christmas hymn, but before that happened, shchedryk went a long way, becoming a symbol of the ukrainian struggle for independence from russia in 1919 the first world war had just ended at the paris peace conference , the victorious states were establishing a new world order. american president powder wilson in his famous 14 pu asserted the inalienable right of peoples to self-determination against the background of these epoch-making statements of the baltic states for the caucasus, poland, the czech republic , finland, ukraine and other states are given reasons to hope for

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the president has returned to the capitol from a location in the south pole, a province where he was attempting a scheduled event. almost old premises of the presidential palace were damaged. only the president's personal office was left untouched. thanks to the top level of security that the protesters managed to get into other rooms and ruined artworks and computers. everything was damaged, including the office of the 1st lady. and now, as the federal intervention begins, it will be possible to find out more about who was behind this. there is also evidence of connections of both the federal government and the military police with the protesters. now let's listen to president lula, the silver on ordering the federal intervention dog of ever fearful ask if i would like to tell you that all those people who did this will be found and punished. they will understand that democracy guarantees the right to freedom. the right to freedom of expression, but it also requires that it must be respected. these institutions were created to strengthen democracy by law. the mass little of the silv

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we'll go live to the south pole tonight to speak to the scientists monitoring its movement.strategist antonia ferrier and anand menon, director of the thinktank, the uk in a changing europe.

launching satellites but enter a sun synchronous orbit, that's almost from the north pole to the south poleathering, communication and navigation as well. in a moment we can speak to professor of astrophysics and space science at space park leicester martin barstow, but first we'll hear from our science correspondent wonderful to have you on the programme and just to say this is pretty exciting quite a moment. it is a piece of history for both uk and for europe. it is actually the first launch from in europe. in the whole history of the space age. i think we are setting a really important benchmark here. we are giving people much more flexible access to space by having launch sites here and adding others such as in shetland and probably several others in the uk to give us huge capability. in others in the uk to give us huge ca abili . , others in the uk to give us huge caabili . , ., ., capability. in terms of how important _ capability. in terms of how important this _ capability. in terms of how important this is _ capability. in terms of how important this is for - capability. in terms o

size of london blanks off antarctica but 600 square mile ice chunk is not drifting away from the south polesearchers have been tracking cracks in the 500 feet thick ice for about 10 years. they said they saw it coming. such a thing as part of the ice shelf natural behavior thought a symbol of climate change. and, that is how fox reports on this saturday the 28th of january, 2023. i am jon scott thanks very much for watching will see you tomorrow. explain how we got there and how we can fight back. you can watch season 2 of "the [applause]on o rig [cheering] ♪ [cheering] all right happy wednesdayes everybodday.ted! i am so excited, mike pompeo is here tonight. [cheering]us while we get a little usa champ there.

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launching satellites, but into a sun synchronous orbit, that's almost from the north pole to the south polelso intelligence gathering, communications, navigation as well. that's tim peake. i'm joined now byjosh western, ceo of space forge. and we are joined by the uk's science minister, george freeman. mr freeman, if i can start with you, how big a moment is this for the science and space sector in the uk? this is a huge moment for the uk space _ this is a huge moment for the uk space sector and space economy, for three _ space sector and space economy, for three reasons. firstly, space is the front— three reasons. firstly, space is the front tier— three reasons. firstly, space is the front tier of— three reasons. firstly, space is the front tier of the global race at the moment— front tier of the global race at the moment geopolitically. huge investments as the sector moved from quite a _ investments as the sector moved from quite a cold _ investments as the sector moved from quite a cold war military, sovereign sector, _ quite a cold war military, sovereign sector, to _ quite a cold war m

yes , indeed, unlike the south pole, where there is the mainland antarctica at the north land pole, notphic north pole. so 12 questions behind. eva wanted to ask you how the questions turned out to be difficult for you for the first round or the question turned out to be simple for me. basically, they were questions half answered at least or not considered. i did not count. well, let's believe in the best, as they say, anya also wants to take an interest in your feelings. uh, did you do well on your first tour or or would you like it better actually, wish it was much better but hope dies last so i'm with looking forward to the result, optimistically good alexander e, was the first round difficult for you, not particularly difficult. and how right i thought. it seems to me somewhere in the half of the questions. i answered uh-huh well, this is a good result too. so now on the screen you will see a table in which, uh, maybe look. how many correct answers were given. and those who scored the most eight points will move on to the second round. you remember, let's see what we have going on.

so the south north pole. and the earth is moving, you have an antenna, you can down the day and communicate to that satellite every time it process over she shows us the control room around the clock all year round. a steady stream of data is gathered. here we have one and if the system were to fail says maya stina, it would have a global effect. if all of this would go down, you might not have their, the weather data at all from here. which means that when it comes to planning routes for airplanes, for ram, for shapes, it would be a big challenge when it comes to navigation, data gps, that kind of data is also coming from satellites taking down here and for communication. of course, if you take down the station, of course it will be a challenge. so the word will be in trouble. if this, yes, it will be many, many area said will joe would notify that the consequences the world has become addicted to data with a host of gps devices, smartphones and other gadgets. many of these high resolution recordings are als

no word of school will be canceled tomorrow. >>> the rains and winds toppled trees and power poles in the south bay. justin andrews is live in san jose. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yes ryan from our perspective it looks like this tree was actually uprooted and it actually took this power pole down with it. notice how you can see those wires kind of weed in between the tree branches here. a woman who lives on this block told me the family who lives here, listen to this, they may not even know about this because she saw them leave this morning heading into work. this is not something any of us would like to return to. we have been seeing these conditions most of the morning hours. another tree is operated on canyon drive and moorpark avenue. this is just off of the thomas expressway. we were in route to that location when we saw this. this tree also took a powerline down as well. we took a drive up san thomas expressway to campbell between budd and winchester where a live wire was down. we do not have video of that because the road was blocked. we have shots of traffic troubles that really

we'll go live to the south pole tonight to speak to the scientists monitoring its movement. and with the context tonight, the republican strategist antonia ferrier and anand menon, director of the thinktank, the uk in a changing europe. hello and welcome to the programme. tyre nichols, was a 29—year—old black man. a father, a fedex employee, a keen skateboarder. three weeks ago, he was pulled over by the memphis police on suspicion of reckless driving. there was a confrontation after which tyre fled. and what happened next defies belief. five memphis police officers, who are also black, chased him down just 80 yards short of his mother's front door, they beat tyre so badly that, three days later, he died from his injuries. i am going to show you a picture of what tyre looked like before he died. just a warning it is hard to look at. the coroner said he had suffered "excessive bleeding caused by a severe beating". the family have been shown the body cam footage. while each of the five individuals played a different role in the incident in question, the actions of all of them

south of 280. several power poles were also pulled over when the tower came down. one landed on the roof of the sweet dragon bacon company, the bakery posting on the facebook page, the power pole lending on our roof means the powers of. >> the damage we are seeing is extensive. we have brought in dozens of crews, not just employees, but contract crews to help us turn the lights back on. >> reporter: in the east bay another tree fell down, this one taking power lines with it. at least two utility poles were broken, right now, all eastbound lanes in ygnacio valley road are closed at walnut boulevard in walnut creek. here is a look at the current power outages, from pg&e, the orange squares you can see their show up to 5000 homes and businesses are without power, but most outages are smaller. those green dots with about 50 customers affected, you can see there are just so many of them that this is very difficult to deal with. this is terrifying. a mother and daughter were in the car when a live power line landed on the car. it was electrified. it was a falling tree th

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