include common, read and full rush, which is also grown in these parts here at the university of christ. bob, where scientists try to find out everything about growing stuff in wetlands. here they scan roots and measure every millimeter of plant growth with these funky machines. they have x ray vision whenever something like that in our garden man. but wouldn't it be better and buy mentally if we'd give pete lens lead leads back to nature and not found them so long? well, as long as the roots are being produced and the peat land is where to go, new peaches build up again. visiting a most important thing is the water level. if the peak land is wet, it's good for the climate of just on whether we then farm it or not. is just a question of what we want to do with it. so you don't need to go full on nature to make use of pete lens, climate benefits. a case study looked at the climate effects of different water levels in peak left. raising the water level, indic rate of pete lens worldwide to $25.00 centimeters below ground would already reduce emissions by 65 percent. that's 1.3 percent of

astronomy was the science of a genius inscribed to christ by a scientist christ saw the infinity of the universeat no one would understand his revelation, it was not yet time to say, he did not have prophets in his own country to his disciples. why am i better than the prophets tsiolkovsky doubted that he would be ridiculed by his contemporaries and not soon understood, the descendants in one of their books in the album of space travel, scientists described , drew a body rotating in weightlessness, in which the axis of rotation of the readers is constantly shifting. little was understood and the pictures were soon forgotten, but almost 60 years later, during a flight at the salyut-7 station, cosmonaut vladimir dzhonibekov drew attention to how strangely somersaults in weightlessness, accidentally dropped. nut so-called lamb 30, and then suddenly an amazing picture he sharply overturns flies the reverse side and back to the rotation of it. the most interesting thing is that it flies exactly the same distance exactly. so already the nature of the somersault was called the dzhanibekov effect, and t

of god's shortcomings. you are my jesus christ we're looking into the turbulent past. yes, the military, accounting specialty started me at the universitye specialty was the commander of a platoon of light and medium tanks. well, he graduated from the moscow institute. i know what i looked at with horror, that now i can’t even be called upon, i’m old. that is, already in the fact that well, the system has a rank that yes, even if i had a general, i would still be called up in the third category. no, it's when a german near moscow means, yes, unfortunately i'm a german, okay, i'm a tank, i'm afraid i won't fit. just a gesture of the colonel before 60 years old, you are 55. now i’ll get you out of the boil , it’s an excellent option, but often it will look up to 5560, well then, okay, but i’m not completely interested. i agree to remove the tower on purpose. what kind of tank is so crazy? yes man, huh? well, what about first, i really want to say a few words. unfortunately, about the tragedy in izhevsk, and add what has already been said. well , we have already discussed this several times. really it's important uh, after all, u need it u

christ on the cross. these things resonate. i mean, we talk about the resonance of the myth of the lost cause. there are universal resonances with a knee on a neck with somebody being crucified. right. all that we talk about with a phrase we use in the book is that, you know, a shooting is an instant, a a lynching is a is a performance. well, that george floyd was a lynching. and lynching has an extraordinarily powerful is extraordinary part of american history, something extraordinarily shameful. it's something that that we we all need. we know we need to come to terms with as well as with slavery itself. and how do we bring it back since we're coming the end of this, james baldwin because it was he who said, don't stop at these little band-aids. right. look at the bigger picture. look at the the other the band-aids will always be matched by new scars. right. let's let's try to see the whole totality of the problem and then respond to that. only then when we face what's really happened, can we change. the book is seen and unseen technology, social media and the fight for racial justice. ladies and gentlemen, ple