space weather forecast, which we are compiling together with our colleagues from the iran space research instituteurrently sending rather contradictory signals; on the one hand, the number of sunspots on it has now increased incredibly. the lower half of the star is simply strewn with them, and as you know... spots appear in places where magnetic energy is formed, that is, in areas of future explosions. on the other side, judging by the actual activity, the situation. june, that is, more than two weeks ago, which is quite a long break for maximum activity, but for the last 3-4 days the sun stopped even flaring, this is a lower category, so well, as they say here, here’s what to believe, but either believe your eyes, or the actual situation, although there are exceptionally many sun spots, they are all quite small in size. we can only hope that no superregions will form from them over the coming week; it is also worth noting that that, according to a number of signs, very large centers are now located on the far side of the sun, while they do not threaten the earth, but it is interesting with what

space weather forecast, which we are compiling together with our colleagues from the iran space research institute week was surprisingly calm in terms of geomagnetic activity. in recent days there have been no storms, or even weak disturbances, although formally solar flares were observed, and in considerable numbers, but they were all there. side of the sun, so if a large release suddenly occurs, then at the beginning of the coming week it could potentially hit the ground, but in general, we are entering a new seven-day period with a fairly calm sun, but let’s not forget that now our star is at the maximum of the cycle, which means that active centers can appear literally out of nowhere, almost within a day. however, the sun does not yet provide any direct grounds for serious concerns. that's all, enjoy the weather, whatever it is, goodbye. we have 1,500 branches, more than 7 million clients and financial solutions that suit everyone. rosselkhozbank - more, than you think. let's translate from clerical to understandable, everything is not so scary if there are instructions. doctors and psychologi

the space weather forecast, which we compile together with our colleagues from the iran space research instituteabout ten flares of the middle class m, all this over the past week. however, in the year of maximum solar activity, such a sun is considered calm. in fact, the earth is just lucky. large. plasma emissions that could have hit our planet on monday tuesday flew past, the plasma cloud barely touched us with the edge, causing weak disturbances in the magnetosphere. someone might say, well, what kind of calm is this, yes, well, yes, this is what calm looks like in the year of solar maximum, yes, in general we understand that this is a certain background, the background level of extreme events during the week , at the moment the sun is in approximately this state somewhere around 2 weeks, after all... the main information message that we want to convey now is that this calm is apparently ending. in the southern hemisphere of the sun, there is an increase in energy reserves. this region of the star is generally more active. almost all the explosions over the past 2 months have occurred here.

advice to ukraine, let's just fight, is still the most relevant. colleagues from the ras space research institutel detective story unfolded around the sun. the focus is still on the same active region that created a geomagnetic storm on the earth in mid-may. last week she returned from the far side of the star, while maintaining huge energy reserves, which happens extremely rarely. barely peeking out from behind the edge of the solar disk, irrepressible. the center of activity instantly released two powerful volleys of plasma, one of the emissions was directed towards the ground, this is where the confusion began: first, the world astronomical centers predicted a strong blow to our planet, then literally half a day later they completely changed the forecast, saying that the ejection was actually flying in the opposite direction from the earth side, then we checked the data again and changed our minds, in general, for... this area is over completely energy, in a sense we are recording that those events that began back in may and which now had such a continuation, well, in a sense, they are still c

services have been transferred to high alert mode, in addition to the bad weather , the space research institute reported , that a cosmic storm has also hit the earth, geomagnetic disturbances will last at least until mid-tuesday. a pig in a poke, that’s what our permanent representative to the organization , vasily nebenzya, called the new un council resolution on the gas sector. the document, nevertheless , was nevertheless adopted. 14 council members voted in favor, russia abstained. our diplomat explained his position by saying that the document does not spell out the specific terms of the peace agreement, which means that the resolution will probably remain on paper, like previous similar documents. at the core this settlement plan is an american proposal, what washington’s approach is, why it does not suit moscow, our us correspondent alexei veselovsky looked into it. a plan for a three-stage end to the conflict in the gas sector and the release of hostages was proposed by biden 10 days ago, but without receiving a clear response from israel to the hamas movement to this initiative, the un

column is space weather forecast, which we compile together with our colleagues from iran space research institute week has been surprisingly calm in terms of geomagnetic activity. there have been no storms or even mild disturbances in recent days. although formally solar flares were observed, and in considerable numbers, they were all weak and did not affect the earth in any way. generally speaking, such a positive course of events was a little unexpected, since the forecast for the week was noticeably more intense, the sun was present all week and is still present, by the way, two very large active centers, the risks were at a fairly high level all week, but in the end they did not... it must be said that the risks in general have not yet been eliminated, the active centers are still on the visible side of the sun, so if a large emission suddenly occurs, then at the beginning of the coming week it will could potentially catch the earth, but in general we are entering a new seven-day period with a rather calm sun, but let’s not forget that now our star is at the maximum of the cycle, and... this

the space weather forecast, which we compile together with our colleagues from the iran space research institutetivity. which caused a record geomagnetic storm on earth a couple of weeks ago, returned again and began to terrorize our planet. sunspot region number 3664 has completed half a revolution around the sun. again appeared in the field of view of the earth, but on the left side of the star. barely peeking out from the eastern edge of the solar disk, it instantly revealed two at once. flares of the highest score, so we can state that the active center is still full of strength and energy. according to preliminary forecasts, the possibility of the formation of x-class flares will continue in this area for at least several more days. this means that the earth’s magnetosphere will be stormy in the coming days. when the region reappeared , it received a new number 3697. it already appears under him. in addition, we note that in recent days solar activity has been observed in the northern hemisphere of the sun. in may, almost all sunbursts were south of the equator. the attention of astrophysic

traditional section: weather, which we compile together with our colleagues from the iran space research instituteass - about ten flares of the average class m, all this over the last week, however, in the year of maximum solar activity such a sun is considered calm, in fact, the earth is just lucky, large plasma emissions that could hit our planet. on monday tuesday flew past, the plasma cloud barely touched us with the edge, causing weak disturbances in the magnetosphere. someone may say this, well, what kind of calm is this, well, that’s it, this is what calm looks like in the year of solar maximum, but in general we understand that this is a certain background, a background level, there were no extreme events during the week, on at the moment , the sun has been in this state for about 2 weeks, after all, the main information message that we want to convey now is that this calmness is apparently ending. in the southern hemisphere of the sun, there is an increase in energy reserves. this is the region of the star that is generally very active. almost all the explosions over the past 2 months hav

column. space weather forecast, which we compile together with our colleagues from the iran space research instituterently sending quite conflicting signals. on the one hand, the number of spots on it has now increased incredibly. the lower half of the star is simply strewn with them, and as is known, spots appear in places where magnetic energy is formed, that is, in areas of future explosions, on the other hand , and... there are exceptionally many, all of them are quite small in size, one can only hope that within the coming week no superregions will be formed from them. it is also worth noting that, according to a number of signs, very large centers are now located on the far side of the sun. so far they do not threaten the earth, but it is interesting with what amount of energy these areas will reach us in a week or a week and a half. as for magnetic storms, model calculations generally predict another quiet week, weak geomagnetic disturbances are possible on thursday-friday, but we repeat, at the maximum of the cycle the sun behaves very unpredictably, the situation can change dramatically in

the development of our scientists is shown at the ras space research institute.her of the device, which is now in space, in 2026 it will fly as close as possible to mercury, the planet closest to the sun, the surface of which on one side is on... with the head of the scientific research foundation , vladimir bespalov, appointed to this position in april of this year. you are completely recently headed the russian science foundation. you yourself, a person no stranger to science, have been involved in professional electronics; i know well a number of your works, and of course, i am sure that such versatile skills will help you implement all the functions of the russian scientific foundation, and, most importantly, solve the main task of achievement. industrial, financial, technological sovereignty, a decision was made to improve the system of grant support for applied work, projects aimed at creating a scientific and technological reserve in sirius, for example, right now they are developing domestic drugs for the treatment of very rare diseases, such as spinal mu

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the development of our scientists is shown at the ras space research institute.ch is now in space, in 2026 it will fly as close as possible to mercury, the planet closest to the sun, the surface of which on one side is a real fiery furnace, temperature more than 400° celsius, but there is a downside . she's interested in accounting. most of all, we will study the polar regions, where we may find areas with permafrost, traces of life, if we find signs of water ice, we can draw such a conclusion, find the answer to the question: is there life on mercury, only one of ambitious plans of our scientists, which prime minister mikhail mishustin spoke about in detail today with the head of the scientific research fund , vladimir bespalov, who was appointed to this position in april of this year. you are completely. recently headed the russian science foundation, you yourself, a person no stranger to science, were involved in professional electronics, i know well a number of your works, and of course, i am sure that such versatile skills will help you in implementing all t

and now our traditional section: the space weather forecast, which we compile together with our colleagues from the institute... institute space researchory unfolded around the sun. the focus is still on the same active region that created a geomagnetic storm on the earth in mid-may. last week, it returned from the far side of the star, while retaining huge reserves of energy, which happens extremely rarely. barely peeking out from behind the edge of the solar disk, the irrepressible center of activity instantly appears. released two powerful volleys of plasma, one of the emissions was directed towards the ground, and that’s where it started confusion, at first the world astronomical centers predicted a strong blow to our planet, then literally half a day later they completely changed the forecast, saying that the ejection was actually flying in the opposite direction from the earth, then they checked the data again and changed their minds, in general, in 2 days the forecast was written... four times, approximately the middle of the week, however , in any case, our activity began to decline, this area has completely run out of energy,

but according to the results national institute for space research, the number of fires is a specially high this year. it has increased by more than 1000 percent so far in 2024 compared to the same period last year. keep it a cool to point them out. a key basically what's worry, some about the punter now is that due to climate change, the bottom has seen more dr. periods is charges one to because of the vegetation that would usually burn at a certain period is burning more frequently. it came out e and just do it through set to bed. you do a like came equal miles to the queen and these fires are much bigger and much harder to control. and i said when we to space is going to just faces, you can throw uh climates. ridge can make droughts more likely and more intense in some parts of the world. as we burn fossil fuels, the worse the atmosphere and there's more evaporation from land. and a warmer apples here can affect rain patterns too, so that it rains more in short birth that makes it harder for the ground to retain sol moisture over a longer period of time. for sale has also felt the e

our traditional column: space weather forecast, which we compile together with our colleagues from the institute of space researchout ten flares of the middle class m. and all this over the past week. however, in the year of maximum solar activity, such a sun is considered calm. in fact, the earth is just lucky. large plasma emissions. for a couple of days, 90% of all solar flares are recorded in this new area. the dynamics are very impressive. it looks like in the near future, we will encounter a new supercenter of activity similar to the one that plunged the earth into a geomagnetic storm in mid-may. based on current data, the forecast for next week is mainly in the green zone, but the situation may change. any day if the active region unexpectedly produces record flares. that's all, enjoy the weather, whatever it is, goodbye. the best contribution in sberbank up to 18% of the year. special conditions, especially relationships. get prizes in the new game mega tower from megamarket. explore the floors of the mega tower to find out what awaits you at the top. look for the game in the app and on the megamarket web

this model is at the institute. space research is an exact copy of the same lunar rover that roamed theses back in 1973. it is noteworthy that soviet technology made it possible to transmit commands from the ground across 384,000 km in a matter of seconds and also quickly receive an image. a whole team of specialists was involved in managing such a device. the lunokhod was controlled like a toy using the joystick handle. it had two speed modes, was equipped with a braking system and could even turn around on the spot. movement is 10 m, i understand, forward 10 m. when you sit down at the control panel, you grow into the lunar rover and it’s as if you you are on the lunar rover. the last lunar mission, luna 24, took place in 1976 and delivered another batch of lunar soil samples to earth; traces of water were found in them for the first time; after almost half a century of silence, a new flight will be launched in 2023. luna 25, first station. russia: the engines of the first second stage are working normally. the station failed, but still managed to transmit several important images. th

but according to the results national institute for space research, the number of fires is especially high. this year. it has increased by more than 1000 percent so far in 2024 compared to the same period last year. keep it a whole bowpoint and now a key basically what's worry, some about the punter now is that due to climate change, the bottom has seen more dr. periods is charges one to because of the vegetation that would usually burn and a certain period is burning more frequently. that came by the edge of june, 8th room set to bed. you do a like came equal mile for the queen and these fires are much bigger and much harder to control. and i said when we to space is pointed you see says you can throw uh climates. ridge can make droughts more likely and more intense in some parts of the world. as we burn fossil fuels, the worse the atmosphere. and there's more of operation from land. and a warmer at this here can affect rain patterns too, so that it rains more insured for us. that makes it harder for the ground to retain sol moisture over a longer period of time. for sale has also fe

but according to the results national institute for space research, the number of fires is a specially high. this year it has increased by more than 1000 percent so far in 2024 compared to the same period last year to keep it a full sofa. the now a key visit the us with us as the match goes for. it's very similar about dependent non cool. is that due to climate change charges to the biome has seen more and more dr. periods, e. suffice for key affairs because of that vegetation that would usually burn in a certain period. if you say video is burning much more frequently waste years is insane. just some bank and these fires a much bigger way to spend much harder to control the climate change can make droughts more likely and more intense in some parts of the world. as we burn fossil fuels, the warranty atmosphere and there's more of operation from land and a warmer at this here can affect rain patterns too, so that it rains more in short birth. that makes it harder for the ground to retain sol moisture over a longer period of time. for sale has also felt the effects of a natural phenomen

now has been 935% higher than the same period last year according to brazil's national institute for space researcho regina rodrigues from florianapolis in brazil — a climate professor at the federal university of santa catarina. the second biggest fire extinction since 2015 and so 2010 and is huge. but this is due to the drought, the drought last year it was very severe during the rainy season. so now we are heading to the dry season already in dry conditions due to the failure of the rainy season last year. and the high season i was reading for wildfires is not due to start untiljuly. so would you say there is a worry that the worst is yet to come? yes. the peak is, as i said, they started injuly and the peak is august, september. and we are already seeing these fires now. so it's very worrying. could you give us a sense of the areas which are being affected and the flora and fauna just to help understand what we're looking at? well, as you said, this hectare is huge area and the pantanal is a wetland, which is we've seen this more and more frequent now, which is really worrying. but this area of

now has been 935% higher than the same period last year according to brazil's national institute for space researchal university of santa catarina. yes, the second biggest fire since 2015. and so, sorry, 2010. and it's since 2015. and so, sorry, 2010. and its huge. but, this is due to the drought, the drought last year, it was very severe during the rainy season. so now we're heading to the dry season already in dry conditions. due to the failure of the rainy season last year. and the high season, i was reading, for wildfires, is not due to start untiljuly. would you say there's a worry the worst is yet to come?- you say there's a worry the worst is yet to come? yes. the eak is worst is yet to come? yes. the peak is - _ worst is yet to come? yes. the peak is - as — worst is yet to come? yes. the peak is - as you _ worst is yet to come? yes. the peak is - as you said, - worst is yet to come? yes. the peak is - as you said, it- peak is — as you said, it started injuly, and the peak is august and september. and we are already seeing these fires now. so it's very worrisome. could you give us a sense of

a research institute active in cyber space writes that in an election in taiwan, it was found that more than 50% of people voted under the influence of fake news, but why do some people expose the people of a society to information? they put it as unreal, this expert answers like this. for example, if foreign actors feel that an election candidate is not suitable for advancing their goals , they will try to undermine that candidate, which, of course , the tools for this have changed. the development of artificial intelligence, people can create fake videos that deceive the audience without any cost . artificially, you can create images of one of the candidates doing something unreasonable in order to hit his public image. germany's deutsche welle network says that it saw an example in the slovak parliamentary elections in 2023. when a few days before the voice vote, one of the candidates was heard saying that he was proud of rigging the election to get more votes. this candidate lost in the election, but it was found out that the voice circulating in cyberspace was fake and made by arti

scientists and specialists from all over the world fortunately, many spaces for e-research are now being created, including the kurchatov institutes, active interaction among scientists. requires more mobility among scientists and often colleagues, who come to work in russia encounter bureaucratic difficulties in obtaining visas to our country, is it possible to consider the possibility of simplifying the visa mechanism for those foreign scientists who come to work in the russian federation. thank you, as for bureaucratic difficulties, there are enough of them everywhere, but with regard to our specialists who come to some countries, such barriers are now being erected and such difficulties are being created that we have never seen before and thought that in countries democratic, democratic countries, that this is simply impossible, nevertheless it happens, but this is a bad example, and we are just interested... in having specialists come to us from all over the world without any problems, here, unfortunately, yes, we still have these problems, we will definitely work on it, i know what we are talking about, it’s not just a matt

an active research institute in the field of virtual space, he writes that in an election in taiwan, it was found that more than 50% of people voted under the influence of fake news. but why some people expose the people of a society to inappropriate information. it is assumed that this expert will answer like this. for example, if foreign actors feel that an election candidate is not suitable for advancing their goals , they will try to weaken that candidate, although the tools for this have changed. if before only fake text news was produced, now with the development of artificial intelligence, people can make ignorant videos that deceive the audience without any cost. to give with artificial intelligence, you can create images of one of the candidates doing something unreasonable so that you tap into their public mind. germany's deutsche welle network says it saw an example in the slovak parliamentary elections in 2023. when a few days before the voice vote, one of the candidates said that he was proud of rigging the election to get more votes. this candidate. he lost in the elect

space. accelerator complex - the main pride of the joint institute for nuclear research in dubna, which will allow, in laboratory conditions, to recreate that very special state of matter in which the universe arrived after the big bang. the leader of the state inspected the unique object and launched the most important stage of this grandiose project, the technological start-up of the superinstallation. we want, therefore, to unravel the mysteries of the origin of the universe, yes, in fact , indeed, what happened to the substance, yes, yes, yes, yes, we know for sure that we are made up of nuclear matter, protons, neutrons, quarks, golons, we know, in the universe, we see these objects, they exist, we are created there in microscopic parameters, volumes, i understand, i understand. well, that is, not the universe, but the matter itself, yes, visible matter, because there is also invisible, this is a separate story, i ask you to allow the technological launch of the collider, technological launch, permits, dispatcher, please apply a test current to the magnetic system of the nika complex, t

space, never became a news story. chris klein is a planetary scientist at the southwest research institute in san antonio those guts spilling out into space come from one of saturn's more on assuming moons i'd love to talk about what we see above us enceladus. >> do you remember the first time that you sought and became intrigued by it? >> i first saw it when the cassini mission returns some startling images lift off of the cassini spacecraft. >> the cassini spacecraft was launched by nasa and the european space agency in 1997 it's 20 year mission to unravel the mysteries surrounding our solar system's ringed planet. saturn and it was during these flybys that enceladus became the newly minted star of saturn's many moons we learned that it's an icy moon, probably has a deep ocean of liquid water and enceladus is one of the few bodies in the solar system that are geologically active. >> and by geology, you mean volcanoes exactly. >> but unlike on earth, where our volcanoes erupt molten rocks on enceladus we find that the magma is actually a salty liquid water ocean underneath the icy crust it's kinda like if you stick out you

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space. the accelerator complex is the main pride of the united institute for nuclear research in dubna, whichallow, in laboratory conditions, to recreate that very special state of matter in which the universe arrived after the big bang. the leader of the state inspected the unique facility and launched the most important stage of this grandiose project, the technological start-up of the superinstallation. we want. here we are, in fact, well, we say that when we explain it in very simple language we say that we are actually a kind of time machine, yes, that is, we want to understand how what happened in the early universe, how the universe was formed, well, that is, not the universe, but matter itself, yes, visible matter, because there is also invisible, this is a separate issue, i ask you to allow the technological start-up of the collector? technological start-up, i authorize, dispatcher, please apply a test current to the magnetic system of the complex. this project, the most important for the entire scientific world, was implemented despite sanctions pressure from unfriendly countries. d

space. the accelerator complex is the main pride of the united institute for nuclear research in dubna, whichl allow in laboratory conditions to recreate the very special state of matter in which the universe was after the big explosion, the leader of the state inspected. object and started the most important stage of this grandiose project, the technological launch of a superinstallation, we want to unravel the mysteries of the origin of the universe, in fact, what happened to matter and after the explosion, we know for sure that we consist of nuclear matter, protons, neutrons, quarks, gleons, we we know, in the universe, we see these objects, they exist, we are created there in microscopic parameters, volumes. i understand, i understand, so - we also understand that the universe is approximately there 8 microseconds after this began the singularity point scattered, began, began to appear. evening, please apply test current to the magnetic system of the niko complex. a fundamentally important project for the entire scientific world was implemented despite sanctions pressure from unfriendly c

space. the accelerator complex is the main pride of the united institute for nuclear research in dubna, which allow in laboratory conditions to recreate that very special state of matter in which the universe was after the big bang, the leader of the state examined the unique object and launched the most important stage of this grandiose project, the technological launch of a superinstallation, we want to unravel the secret origins of the universe, yes, in fact, really, what happened to matter, and after the explosion, yes, we know for sure... we know that we consist of nuclear matter, protons, neutrons, quarks, gleons, we know, in the universe, we see these objects, they exist, we are created there in microscopic parameters, volumes, i understand, i understand, and we also understand that the universe is there approximately 8 microseconds after this one began the point of singularity will fly apart, nuclear matter was free in parkeleons, then they stuck together, formed protons , neutrons, here we are, in fact, yes, matter, yes, visible matter, because there is also invisible, this is a sepa

scientists use everything from weather satellites in space to radars and the classic weather balloon to track them. listen to how researchers at "scripps institute of oceanography" field do it all. jacob morgan: kind of see that there's an atmospheric river in the forecast, well, we have launch stations all around the west coast of the us, a lot in california, and one up in tacoma, in washington, as well. and so, depending on where exactly the storm is gonna make landfall on the coast, we'll go and set up there, and we'll launch balloons every three hours. cynthia pimentel: i'm cynthia pimentel, and i want to explain that one way to gather data on incoming atmospheric rivers is by using a weather balloon. there's actually a station in bodega bay, led by researchers from the "scripps institute," that use these a couple of times a day to gather data on the incoming storms. now, weather balloons arrive in a small package, and it's inflated with helium. it's about 4-5 ft wide, and as it rises, it carries with it a radiosonde that will take measurements throughout the atmosphere on things like humidity, temperature, pressure, wind speed and direction

virtual space and television and experience stimuli one after the other that the ability to communicate with something that the results of the research of the world children's medical institute show that it is a waste of time and they don't have the patience give in children under two. years of watching tv leads to harm such as hyperactivity, lack of attention and concentration. in children under the age of ten, watching tv damages the brain. this age is the golden age of the development of the child's brain, and watching tv during this period reduces their desire to search and discover the world around them, as well as the child's interaction with his peers and those around him. children's cognitive development should be done through play. unfortunately. many parents consider the tv as a babysitter and make the child too accustomed to the tv, in addition to watching this tv. it affects children's attention and concentration, it makes you lose valuable time that children can achieve cognitive development through playing. what is really necessary for children is to stimulate their cognitive development through games. be appropriate for their age. the time spent watching telev

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space. by the way, this is precisely why this institution is located. this is a unique scientific division of the institute of nuclear research of the russian academy of sciencesne anyway? 5 km. it's normal that you hit this rock. makhti kachkarov, a researcher at the institute, studies neutrinos in order to better understand how the universe works. by the way, we didn’t hand over the fare, it’s fine, well, then pass it on, they’re waiting for us, here you go, put on shoe covers, shoe covers, shoe covers, but why shoe covers? because we brought radioactive dust from the surface onto the sole. for our device, it interferes. here it is, the underground nitrine telescope. his job is not to catch. but to detect neutrino particles, well, in principle , it is impossible to catch them, they are so small that they easily pass through any material, through stone, iron, concrete, what can i say, even the core of the earth is not an obstacle for them, in fact they are now even passing through me, i just don’t have neutrino telescopes, so i can’t feel them, in general, we don’t see neutrinos, but there are neutrinos, no , perhaps i won’t touch this, when a star dies, it e

space agency and your awesome leadership that you provide. up in my district, new york's capital region, i'm proud of the critical research and tech development being done at world- class academic institutions such as the polytechnic institute. i'm thinking about the r&d that relies on funding from the biological and physical science division within nasa science mission directorate. the bps division provides not -- opportunities to better impact the space environment and life and physical sciences, the discoveries made at the international space station with bps funding have advanced our understanding of quantum mechanics and helped facilitate the advancement of semi conductor base electronics for the bps has also enabled to advances in immunotherapy, regenerative medicine, osteoporosis treatments and narrow degenerative diseases. despite how important this research is, the bps budget within the science mission directorate remains severely underfunded and was acknowledged as such in the recent survey. in february, excuse me, fiscal year 23, the bps budget was 84% less than it was in 2004. and as a result, the number of investigators in the state of new york has decreased by some 67%, causin

space agency and your awesome leadership that you provide. in new york's capital region, i am deeply proud of the critical research and tech development being done at world-class economic and petitions such as the technical institute. i particularly looking at the r&d that relies on funding from the biological and physical science division within nasa science mission directorate. the funding provides novel opportunities to better understand the impact of the space environment on those life and physical sciences. discoveries made on the international space station with funding have advanced our understanding of quantum mechanics and helped to facilitate the advancement of semiconductor-based electronics. the bps has also allowed advances in regenerative medicine, osteoporosis treatments, and neurodegenerative diseases. despite how important this is, the directorate remains severely underfunded and acknowledged as such in the recent survey. in fiscal year '23, the budget was 84% less than it was in 2000 four. and as a result, the number of investigators in the state of new york has decreased by some 67%, causing significant reductions in training and negatively impacting the local economy. specifically at rensselaer

research at the institute. previously, in order to reach the pancreas, it was necessary, roughly speaking, to open the stomach and reach the retroperitoneal spaceis is similar to doing a gastroscopy, but the operation is much more complicated and serious. alexey underwent more than one similar intervention, but everything went well, and then for another 4 months alexey, together with doctors and family, fought for life. gradually he was relieved of drainages, taught again. he got here just when he weighed 110 kilograms, in my opinion, and was discharged at 64, but there was an incentive for a speedy recovery, two daughters, seven and eight years old, were waiting for their father to return home, they were worried, they were bored, when they were discharged, they immediately went to bed with him on the bed, i remember, he was lying, there were a lot of pillows, these drains and children around the edges, this disease remains, of course, formidable, one of the most difficult in abdominal surgery. but nevertheless, we are achieving a cure, and there were new techniques, there were inventions in this regard. this the operating room is called hybrid