uh, venus mars over there mercury over there the moon.his is the distance from the earth to the moon , it's all on a scale. here is a flight, gagarin is also on a scale, in other words, not just standard sets, a sandbox, a slide, a swing. although, they also exist over there 8 m. and now we are building 9 1/2 these are educational elements konstantin believes that walks in the fresh air in the fight against gadgets and the chances of winning the attention of a child. rejoice, can you interact with this at all? no, there's some guard here, don't touch, don't touch the camera, just the camera, right? design engineers worked to come up with everything, to produce injection molding machines, there are absolutely those details that no one else produces. is it possible so 90% of these, that is, it's not just you copying? namely, that's just yes, we have an engineer designing the parts, but we mold we assume how they should work. here, and the chinese are already supplying customers with site details. for example, pipes. they buy it themselves s

uh, venus mars over there mercury over there the moon. this is the distance from the earth to the moon it's all to scale. here is a flight, gagarin is also on a scale, in other words, not just standard sets, a sandbox, a slide, a swing. although, they also have 8 m over there. and now we are building 9 1/2 these are educational elements konstantin believes that walking in the fresh air is in the fight against gadgets. there are chances to win the attention of the child, he is pleased that you can interact with this at all. no, there's some guard here, who are the guards. design engineers worked on inventing everything to produce injection molding machines there are absolutely those parts that no one else makes. you can say that, that is, it's not just you copying? namely, only yes, we have an engineer developing parts, but we assume molds how they should work. here, and the chinese are already supplying customers with site details. for example, pipes. they buy it themselves so it's cheaper. well, if we talk, for example, about these swing

this , as they say, hmm venus in mars, uh, the stars have converged, this small, uh, window of opportunity to appear here, it's very difficult to find. uh full interviews with pranksters. see the program arose today at 0 hours 40 minutes ntv channel started in kostroma, a major scandal erupted around the ipatiev monastery, they decided to save money and not carry out an expensive restoration of the facade wall, which has been historical for several centuries brickwork. they just covered it with plaster, since the monastery is an object of cultural heritage, all work. there must carry out with the permission of a special inspection, however, no documents. the leadership of the monastery draws up no more. why this happened and whether it is possible to return the wall to its original appearance was understood by andrey shamin . they whipped here on the outer wall of the bishop's garden. it's also historical masonry, red brick sits on lime mortar. but this is a new clear form. the walls have no level. nobody got out here. well, the first works covered the top with tin, the grief of the restor

venus b. earth c mars i will ask eugene this time, because i know that in the terrestrial group of four planets, in my opinion, venus comes and the sizes are very close earth e, therefore, the land of the pig is considered twins. lobster - the biggest you think so good. alyosha thinks, and i heard somewhere that the earth, ah, the largest planet, means more than mars and venus uh-huh, i think that venus since it seems to me that venus is still a little bit larger than the earth mars for sure. eh, understand less, now we will see the correct answer to the question. let's look at the screen. here it will clearly show you the diameters. well, how are you? can you see? well , mercury is understandably the smallest thing, but planet of four. well, it turns out that after all, it goes in size, mars goes a little more, then venus is almost twice as big, and the earth is a little more than venus. the difference is not so big as with other planets. but uh, as far as measurement allows uh and information now uh, then the earth is the largest terrestrial planet in the solar system is the correct answer. t

candidate of science is developing infrared spectrometers, including here, which will fly to mars and venusd if you make an industrial design simply with large entry points, then there are definitely more channels. this makes sense, and moreover, we are going to use a similar technology from our laboratory for development. a couple of years ago, our laboratory won the competition, in which in 2026 our equipment will be placed on the platform of the indian orbiter, and we flying to explore the upper atmosphere of venus the main task of this device is to obtain reliable data on the spatial and temporal variability of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and natural ecosystems. in the meantime, other scientists are trying to invent materials that can absorb carbon monoxide and convert it into carbon monoxide compounds that are safe for humans. it is carbon monoxide, which is considered one of the most toxic and dangerous for humans, in order to reduce its share, for example, it is used in automobile exhausts. catalytic converters. they convert carbon monoxide into non-toxic dioxide and thereby r

, the first landing on the lunar surface by luna three luna 2 and of course, the moon move to venus and marsnhabited orbital station in the world, then an international station and now we are waiting for the first film shot in space. and that's it. this is possible, thanks to the legendary royal seven , the r7 launch vehicle, the system turned out to be reliable and after 60 years the great-nukir 7, although strongly the modernized ones deliver cosmonauts to the orbit . the path of the rocket to the launch pad takes 2 years . about half a million people work on it, hundreds of enterprises in different cities from kaliningrad to zheleznogorsk, but the final assembly of the rocket, the connection of all elements is already near the launch pad at the cosmodrome assembly complex. a separate team is engaged in connecting the head fairing of the top with the capstan. it's not for beauty. this is a unique emergency rescue system. during the assembly itself, they try not to talk. work in silence. each attached element is checked three times. this is an inviolable rule even after the launch from the

the terrestrial planets are the 4 closest to the sun, mercury, venus, earth, and mars. they're tiny in comparison to the gas giants orbiting, closer to the edges of the solar system. jupiter, saturn, uranus, and neptune, sometimes referred to as the blue giant. neptune is more than 30 times as far from the sun as earth, extending just beyond its orbit is the kiper built a donut shaped ring of icy objects. and to lurking beyond them, could be a 9th planet. it's gravitational effect could explain the elliptical tilted orbits of dwarf planets in the farthest reaches of our solar system. which are different from the newly circular orbits of the 8 pilots. we know of astronomers have investigated how and where the hypothetical planet 9 could be orbiting the sun. they used a computer simulation to visualize the farthest reaches of the solar system, adding celestial bodies with varying orbits and masses until the results corresponded with existing data. these showed that planet 9 could be 20 times further away from the sun than the gas giant, neptune, and 10 times heavier than

the terrestrial planets are the 4 closest to the sun, mercury, venus, earth, and mars. they're tiny in comparison to the gas giants orbiting, closer to the edges of the solar system, jupiter, saturn, uranus, and neptune, sometimes referred to as the blue giant. neptune is more than 30 times as far from the sun as earth, extending just beyond its orbit is the caper built a donut shaped ring of icy objects. and to lurking beyond them, could be a 9th planet. it's gravitational effect could explain the elliptical tilted orbits of dwarf planets in the farthest reaches of our solar system which are different from the newly circular orbits of the 8 pilots. we know of astronomers have investigated how and where the hypothetical planet 9 could be orbiting the sun. they used a computer simulation to visualize the farthest reaches of the solar system, adding celestial bodies with varying orbits and masses until the results corresponded with existing data. these showed that planet 9 could be 20 times further away from the sun than the gas giant, neptune, and 10 times heavier than e

venus b. earth with mars time i'll ask eugene this time. with mars because i know that the water group 4 of the planet mercury is the smallest. then, in my opinion, venus comes and the dimensions of the earth are very close, therefore, they consider the earth of a pig to be the twins. since it seems to me that venus is still a little more than the earth, you understand less, now we will see the correct answer to the question. let's look at the screen. here it will clearly show you diameters. well, how are you? can you see? well , mercury, of course, is the smallest, and the planet of the four. well, it turns out that after all, it goes in size, mars goes a little more. then venus is almost twice as big and venus is a little more . but uh, as far as measurement allows uh and information now uh, then the earth is the largest terrestrial planet in the solar system, the correct answer is b earth the seventh question. what is the name of a conversation between ten people, a monologue b decals c dialogue time? vladimir i think that this is a vari

at that time, scientists participated in such projects as mars venus and buran energy. that's hmm first. it was connected with e. well, some kind of space aviation developments, space education centers were organized at the initiative of the ministry of education as a coordinating body that should generally coordinate these the changes that are taking place in the education system are related to our own, and the space research program of the belarusian program. well, and, accordingly, the training of specialists for the aerospace industry of our republic, the first university nano-satellite was created by teachers, students of the faculty, radiophysics and computer technology, the satellite is a flying educational and scientific laboratory that improves the quality of training specialists in the aerospace industry and conducts scientific research. this is an initiative development of our university, which, well, a decision was made to create such a device in 2015 , and at the same time the project began, and in 2018 it flew this space satellite, well, and is still funct

the trans phenomenon will not stop with transiting between venus and mars. trans humanism is now on the horizon. this is not the spiritualized version that nietzsche hinted at. today's transhumanism focuses on the body and its reconfiguration. take the mania for tattoos piercings and scarification, where the body is regarded as a canvas for artistic recreation. in full body tattoos, you can see these online full body every inch of is inked, including entire face eyelids lips as well as the private parts of the body. in effect, the between the public and private parts of the body disappears. extremetech chewing is an attempt to deny human nakedness to overwrite our original, even more radical forms of body manipulation are being tried. the quest, what is called morphological freedom, takes two directions. either blurring the man beast divide or blurring the man machine divide. so, for instance some, trans humans have their tongues to be forked like a lizard's. some implant horns and tails. and meanwhile the cyborg have their own set of implants from an embedd

that period participated in such projects as mars venus there buran energy. that's the first thing.d of space aviation developments, the centers of aerospace education were organized at the initiative of the ministry of education as a coordinating body that should generally coordinate these changes that are taking place in the education system related to our own, and the space research program of the belarusian program. well, and, accordingly, the training of specialists for

remember that old book "women are from venus, men are from mars"?rstanding and knew what each other was talking about, we would have more agreement on these issues. >> i think that was a really good panel. it's hard to put people in a box anymore. we've been through the obama years, the trump years, the pandemic lockdown. people have had time to really think about these things. that's why i think what really will determine what happens in november is which party can drive their message in the way they want to drive it so when voters go into that booth, they're thicke what the party wanted them to think as opposed to just being left with their own impressions. on the one hand, i think president trump is a little bit of an anchor on republicans. i don't think there's going to be a shellacking like 2010 that obama took. i don't know if democrats will hold on to congress. democrats are having a problem accent waiting the positive. they're playing a lot of good defense, but i don't know they can always tout it. >> democrats are going to get shellacked ba

you really do have a republican are mars and democrats are venus. regardless, the issue set that is driving the two parties right now are radically different. >> yeah. and the spread, i see uninflation. that is different. >> let me get rid of the scribbling. >> and some issues mean different things to different parties. >> right. >> voting and elections. i also want to ask you, how is former president trump helping or hurting the gop? >> so on the republican side, it's a wash. they say it's to support donald trump. 48% say it is not sending a message at all. it doesn't matter. this is what is more interesting. 51%, a majority of democrats, now it's not 80%. it's not that big of a majority. 51% of democrats say their vote in this election, this election, it will be an expression of opposition to trump. i'd be interested to find out who are the 3% of democrats who say their vote in this election is for supporting donald trump. but 44% say it's not a message. what do we conclude? trump is a little bit more of a driver of votes for democrats. but it's a

venus will have an affair with mars, you will really want the attention of support and sympathy fromed romantic acquaintances are possible, but do not rush to idealize the news of the swearer. on such aspects of the stars. we often wishful thinking on thursday. venus will already be in aspect with pluto and will force us to return to the topic of finance or urgent investments on this basis, major conflicts are possible to avoid quarrels. it's better to find time to relax, but from shopping trips or a solution finance. on this day, it is better to refuse. on friday , you should work hard, otherwise gloomy thoughts or criticism, management will knock the ground out from under your feet. but in the evening you start the time to put things in order at home or take care of the beauty of the body, on saturday we will have a day of increased emotionality and vindication on the one hand. we are already on the eve of the eclipse corridor, and on the other hand, saturn exits the retro movement and the veneer burns out in the sun. so, it is possible that sudden mood swings and a deterioration i

oh, you see the men, raechka, how strange they are, it’s not for nothing that men from mars say women are from venuserrible pressure temperature 500 °, but the most dangerous is the constant emissions of concentrated sulfuric acid. we will go. and we will take a normal driver to the substation, huh? hello hello, sorry, this is anna hello. my name is arash and i am an ambulance paramedic. i'm calling you about your husband. what happened? just don't worry, please, but now my colleague is taking him to the intensive care unit before taking him to the intensive care unit and would you check if he is healthy or more, indeed your husband is in serious condition. you know that your colleagues have repeatedly taken him to the intensive care unit. it turned out that davydov is absolutely healthy, do you know why? why because he is a manipulator and all these heart attacks and strokes just to get me back i'm afraid that this time everything is much more serious from the balcony. you saw it yourself, he did it before our eyes. we just did n’t have time to stop them, of course, he calculated everything. i bet

>> yeah, i think it's one of those things where, like, bond traders are from venus and equity traders are from marst is priced in as we go back and forth on this debate so, first, take a look at the fed -- what do we have here first? the outlook for the january contract i don't know what we put in first there. let's see. there we go. anyway, no graphics. anyway, what i want to tell you is that what's happened in january is for january 2024 is you've come down about 20 basis points instead of trading at 476, we're now trading at 458 and you look at a chance of 50 in december. that's down 53% versus 46% for a 75 basis point hike. you look at the whole structure. the guys who are trading the funds contract, they read the journal story, a times story and saying, this is worth 20 basis points en route to 4 1/2 with a peak funds rate up so we're up towards the top of the range of the fed to the extent there's been a pivot, maybe a baby step >> what do you think is happening in the equity markets here do you think this is an overshoot? a head fake? we heard from roger ferguson who was somebody who lived i

football matches. host nation is opening its doors to arrange a venues. lo, she wants to learn more about the country's culture and history, or is mar reports. ah, when we come here, realize how we care about an adage. cutter is national libraries hoping for more visitors during the world cup. now we are starting to visit the unit of the like. you can see by yourself. dr. hum had been abdul aziz al corey is deputy prime minister and the library is presidents when you get in. it's like an open book. you, when you go to the other buildings for the other lebron toward the big buildings for the floors, but isn't the case here? and when a glance, you can see all the books in the library. there are more than a 1000000 books here during the finals. there will be special events related to the world cup or libraries, not only for the cathartic doctor or the architect that's the way to interact and could exist with the other culture women of the sea. oh wow. women played very important role in our history. dr. hamid says president, a cutter is a product of its own past and dialogue with other countries from the very beginning who we are open

mars frontline on a jetta. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, it's a pleasure to have you with us today. i'm several venues. this is the news, our live from door coming up in the next 60 minutes. russia's parliament ratified the annexation of 4 regions of ukraine as russian forces face set back on the front line of south korea and the u. s. launch fighter jets conducting precision bombing drills after a north korean miss, i lodge fear and uncertainty and burkina faso after its 2nd military coup in 8 months. and small is the new big nobel prize for physics goes to pioneering trio, who work with the tiniest elements of our universe and in sport, we look ahead to a heavy weight crash in the weight. the champions league. r sloan, of his inter milan with both sides looking to pick up points in the tournaments group of death. ah, so the upper house of russia's parliament has approved the annexation of 4 regions in ukraine. the legislation will now go to the kremlin for a final stamp of approval by president vladimir putin. however, russian forces have been struggling to hold ukrainian regions that they want to an

mar-a-lago. let's bring in our supreme court analyst and cnn senior justice correspondent evan perez. tell us about this setback. >> sure. it was another setback for the president in another venued not have to turn over to a special master about 100 documents marked classified from that mar-a-lago raid back in august. the justice department said this documents relate to national security. they should not be turned over to the special master. they should not be reviewed by him. and trump had tried to get the supreme court to intervene. and i have to tell you, jake, it just shows how thin his grounds were that the justices rejected it without any noted dissent in a one-sentence order. not a single justice breck off to write any kind of caveat. and the truth was that the former president had no legal grounds to say while this special master is reviewing these documents, he should also have accessed these special classified ones. you know this arises from the department of justice department attempt to look at whether the former president had unlawfully retained documents from the white house and could possibly have obstructed justice. this was an intermediate action, and the supre