one of the points on the route was the museum of the world ocean.nd now we are on the ship vityaz in the museum of the world ocean. tell me what are your impressions. well, it's very i'm on this for the first time, but i was very impressed that it was from this vessel that the depth of the mariana trench was measured. on board the research vessel vityaz 14 laboratories in each of them made unique discoveries in the history of the oceans. on the hero you can get not only knowledge, but also practical skills. now the guys are learning to knit sea knots, they start with the simplest lock and move on to more complex ones, for example. this one is called the monkey fist, the applied part allows talented students and schoolchildren to feel like scientists. the main task of the program is to turn the journey into an acquaintance with science, which will bring participants in the future tours to the ranks of young researchers, kaliningrad is , as it were, the capital of the scientific fleet, from here oceanology scientists go to the uh ocean. uh, all the wa

be a significant impact on the study of the ocean, because these ducklings swam all over the world's oceans different places and thus determined the direction of the current. they were even able cross the arctic ocean and get through the bering strait from one end to the other canada that is, even if the container was not lost, it was necessary, in principle, to lose it in order to see how the water moves in the ocean. generally. yes, what is happening now. uh, with the garbage that is found there or otherwise, uh, in this or that place, yes, they determine the origin of the garbage, and this is a. it also shows. what currents carry everything, anything money everything everything that can be. yes, this is one of those global ones. in fact, the most the main thing that the ocean gives us is the ability to transport transportation. yes, but we do not forget that, as we already see, uh, seafood. yes , very tasty, by the way, the fishing fleet, which produces a huge amount, although less and less somewhere more fish becomes fish. uh, all my oysters, everything-everything-everything, whatever.

in the world's oceans so here on board it's wooden. and not from governments. and of course plastic pollution and aussies is one of the biggest environmental challenges about time. and the team makes the most of a rare opportunity for research. some of our largest rooms is a fun and that'll be. a fully today they can reply success in the green peas to conduct these experiments taking samples for the water. to see if any marker plastics. have infiltrated. this environment. just send me that missy service. my last fight was that may be present so that both. the fillings draws water. to an extent -- this is very remote what is the way to see is a very close join system. and there's very few local sources of micro. plastic fibers should become involved however evidence is growing around the world some studies that like the plastic for the next. three days and they'll be found the right. location. it is a bizarre fame via flights on these. wild and remote in desolate wars is. feel quite a space these are the gps t google map and zoomed out six specialist suzanne loo

world cup kicks off with a loss for the home team and controversy. plus, why a coral reef can be one of the noisiest places in the ocean. >>> a new stocking stuffer. can thank spam for that. >>> today people in ecuador celebrated victory after defeating qatar in the first game of the world cup, the score 2-nil. it's the first time in a century that the host company has lost the opening match. qatar is also grabbing attention field.ntrover m ♪ ♪ >> reporter: qatar is capturing what it craved,the world's attention. today, kick off the globe's biggest fanfare with fireworks, appearing in a world cup, losing to ecuador. >> and valencia! >> reporter: even before the first ball was kicked, the gas-rich conservative muslim nation was a controversial choice to host the tournament, including for its treatment of migrant workers who built the stadiums, its laws criticizing same-seshgs relations, and whether the country could host more than 1 million visitors. also a surprise, its last-minute decision to ban beer sales in stadiums, despite a $75 million sponsorship deal with budweiser. but this weekend, the president of fifa, soccer's world governing body, cr

they play a crucial role in marine ecosystems, and protecting them helps boost the health of the world's oceans. delegate set a global summit in panama, agreed. they voted to protect 54 shark species by making it easier for customs and enforcement officials to ensure the international trade and shark products is legal and sustainable. the animals are often hunted for their fins and for their meat that's placed several shark species at risk of extinction. a delicate, it's at the global summit meet every few years to hammer out policies aimed at ensuring the survival of hundreds of animals and plants worldwide. early i spoke to even get all the secretary general of the convention of international trade in a dangerous species of wild phone on flora. and i asked her whether the results of the conference will make any real difference to maintaining bio diversity. absolutely. as you know, i think the convention that regulates international trade endangered species. and this is going to be going binding convention when the decisions are taken year at these conferences are parties, both parties have to

they play a crucial role in marine ecosystems, and protecting them helps boost the health of the world's oceans. delegates at a global summit in panama, agreed. they voted to protect 54 shark species by making it easier for customs and enforcement officials to ensure the international trade and shark products is legal and sustainable. the animals are often hunted for their fins and for their meat that's placed several shark species at risk of extinction. o, delegates at the global summit meet every few years to hammer out policies aimed at ensuring the survival of hundreds of animals and plants world wide. ah, to the soccer world cup now where the 2nd round of brute matches has begun in brewbay, the netherlands went up against ecuador, with both teams coming off or when in their opening matches the dutch opened the scoring and these 6 minute cody huck bo, with a strong strife from distance before the game coach, louis yvonne calls say cargo can become a star. but ecuador proved they had come to play. and in the 2nd half their captain and our valencia scored a tappin or a final score of $11.00.

but this form means that here, on the contrary, into some terrible things, it turns out that the world oceano stone and only volcanoes due to emissions. a couple do not let him turn into a stone. and in the museum you can see the volcanic eruption. well, he starts crumble the walls of the caviar. the volcano became wider the volcano became even lower with a flatter top. and now we have formed a volcano very similar to e. well, let's say, gorely volcano, a small bruise volcano, that is, what a good serious volcano, but with a powerful collapse crater with vertical walls. so you can raise how it was formed. how many volcanoes are there in kamchatka? nobody really knows for sure. it is known that 30 of them are active volcanoes, generally dangerous, in some cases very scary when it starts on them eruption, then immediately there are such headaches for the volcanologist and the government and everyone else that, in general, it is better not to experience such headaches, and therefore one of the tasks of the institute of its analogy. this is to create a forecast system, and these eruptions of the

they play a crucial role in marine ecosystems, and protecting them helps boost the health of the world's oceans. delegates at a global summit in panama, agreed. they voted to protect 54 sharks species by making it easier for customs and enforcement officials to ensure the international trade and shark products is legal and sustainable. the animals are often hunted for their fins and for their meat that's placed several shark species at risk of extinction. o, delegates at the global summit meet every few years to hammer out policies aimed at ensuring the survival of hundreds of animals and plants worldwide. of all we're joined but you've on it or she's secretary general of the convention on international trade and endangered species of wealth phone. i'm flora. thank you so much for taking the time to speaking to us. so environmentalists have been praising the results of the conference as historic in wildlife preservation. will those the results really make any difference when it comes to maintaining a bio diversity? absolutely. as you know, i think the convention that regulates international tra

the secret of the glaciers can lead to a catastrophic rise in the level of the world ocean, as the secretaryut it, he antonio is guiding the world with leaps and bounds, moving into climate hell, but now, apparently, the progressive zapat is not up to it. it is busy with the energy transition from russian gas to coal firewood. we continue to issue a change in the balance of power in the us congress may put under threaten ukraine's support about it. now many american media are writing, some prominent republicans are pleased for the reduction of military and economic assistance to kiev, at the same time, it is likely that the democrats do not yet control both chambers. congress is quickly dragged through additional funding by wake-up calls. for ukraine, the biden administration has already been heard the other day, refused to supply apu, advanced drones. gray eagle washington, allegedly fears an escalation of the conflict, but even more americans. by apparently they are afraid of the inept use of drones and their interception by our specialists. less and less eagerness to help square and the e

the secret of the glaciers can lead to a catastrophic rise in the level of the world ocean, as the secretary put it, he antonio is guiding the world with leaps and bounds, moving into climate hell, but now, apparently, the progressive zapat is not up to it. it is occupied by the energy transition from russian gas to coal and firewood. we continue to issue a change in the balance of power in the us congress may put under threaten ukraine's support about it. now many american media are writing, some prominent republicans are pleased for the reduction of military and economic assistance to kiev, at the same time, it is likely that the democrats do not yet control both chambers. congress is quickly dragged through additional funding by wake-up calls. for ukraine, the biden administration has already been heard the other day, refused to supply apu, advanced drones. gray eagle washington, allegedly fears an escalation of the conflict, but even more americans. by apparently they are afraid of the inept use of drones and interceptions by our specialists. less and less eagerness to help square and th

world ocean. they help us get biologically active substances.very molecules are leaders that have an antitumor effect or are used for a-a fight against cancer diseases. and then biomedics are included in this project, who are studying how new drugs that are obtained from marine biota affect cancer cells. these already biomedical studies can continue in the russian innovative scientific and technological center and even in the far eastern reef mega-size synchrotron being created here. scientists are sure that such nanosprings can be used not only for biomedical purposes, for example, for express testing of protein molecules or creating capsules for transporting molecular connections. it will also be possible to make sensors and new types of data storage devices from them . it was a science program. i'm natalia pavlova see you soon. take the order, finally pay off. let 's count first. there will be no drama in business when all small business acquiring options are available. connect psb business pay to your smartphone. for business, buy cheaper bo

in marine ecosystems experts say a global pact to protect them would boost the health of the world's oceans. and so to the man's world cup in katara, where just a short while ago, iran stunned wales with too late goals amidst ongoing protests in their home country. their ronnie, a national team sang along during our national anthem prior to kick off. the players had refrained from doing so in their opening game earlier this week. loud and displeasure was heard from iranian supporters, as the anthem played with the team singing quietly. and fans said, as security had prevented symbols of support for the protests from being taken into the stadium. so for more on this end, the match itself. i'm very pleased to welcome that he has a book from the other sports, but he has aaron's team singing their national anthem before this whale, this game against wales, despite not doing so in their opening game earlier this week. why do you think they've had a change of heart? yeah, exactly right. so massive back with from their 1st games the only the players. so for i know why they did that, but they were

continues to be a large amount of waste in production and consumption, for example, annually in the world's oceans, 10 million tons of plastic waste is found. and if nothing changes, then in 2050 the weight of plastic garbage in the ocean will be more than the weight of all fish stocks. that is why, together with conscious consumption, reduction. where education needs to actively implement the principles and circular economy, last year, we prepared such a federal project this project was supported by mikhail vladimirovich and included a list of key initiatives for the socio-economic development of russia until 2030. the task of this project is to create infrastructure and conditions for the reuse of waste. by 2030, the share of secondary resources used in construction should reach 40%. in agriculture , 50%, and in industry, it will exceed 30% to achieve these goals, the first thing that needed to be done was to prepare a regulatory framework, all regulations have already been adopted, including the basic one. laws of secondary material resources, based on its requirements, secondary resources are

role in marine ecosystems experts say a global pact to protect them would boost the hell, the world's oceans. let's get more from the w reporter beatrice christopher up. it was a start with the example of shark saw in our report. we mentioned that there's an effort to get a global agreement on protecting sharks because they're considered vital to the ecosystem. but if sharks are really so important, so vital to the ecosystem, why are they protected already historically? and it's been really hard to regulate the trade on sharks and raise because there was not really a lot of data on their populations. because international fisheries were tracking more like tuna and other migratory species and didn't really have sharks on the reader that much. now this has changed, the data has become better and it's become clear. many of these species are at risk of extension extinction from over fishing. and something needs to be done about it urgently. right? the agreements at this conference in panama. um, of course it sounds important in protecting all of the species, not just the animals, but plants to t

pumped rapa from the western water area of ​​sivasha, which was artificially separated from the world ocean to the crimean soda plant and that's how they discovered ours how they discovered our sbu in 2020, uh, this pipeline continued to work, the pumps continued to be fed with electricity from the crimea, and to pump europe to the crimea, they cut off the power to these pumps, put a border post there before it wasn't there at all on these dams, uh, and strangely enough, they shut off the water, shut off the valves that let water into this western water area, it became a lake without sewage, and the water began to evaporate, and in the end, hmm, at the beginning of the russian invasion, more than 5 km of territory which was adjacent to the perekop isthmus and had turned into such a salt desert without water and not covered with a salt crust that allowed russian tanks without any mined areas to drive there, you could drive anything, it was a very hard surface, but the activists' attempts to prevent this drying up and environmental disasters, which were based on others and on well, that is ,

in marine ecosystems experts say, a global pact to protect them would boost the health of the world's oceans. but for more of this, let's bring in beatrice christopher o from our environment. dest beatrice, start with the example of sharks in our report, we saw that there is an international effort to protect them, because they're considered important to the ecosystem vital to the ecosystem. some would say, but if they really are so important, why aren't they protected already? and historically, the trade on sharks and raise has been really poorly regulated, and it's mostly been because we have very poor data on it. because international fisheries tend to focus on how to manage species such as tuna. and because those data was missing, we weren't really sure how big the populations were. now the data has gotten better and it's become clear that many of these shark species are at risk of extension extinction because of overfishing. the agreements that are being worked on at this conference in panam all they're considered important, but will they really have any teeth when it comes to protectin

in marine ecosystems experts say a global pact to protect them would boost the health of the world's oceans. let's get more now from d. w reporter beatrice christopher. i have beatrice. i wanna start with one of my favorites, which is sharks. a crucially important as apex predators in these ecosystems. he tell us why more species haven't been protected sooner, and the trade around sharks and raise has been really hard to regulate. mostly because we didn't have enough data. international fisheries. mostly, they were created to manage a species such as tuna and charts weren't really on their radar. that meant that we didn't know how big these populations were, but now as the data improved, it has become increasingly clear. just how in danger and some of these species are okay highlighting the importance of research in these areas. do you think the agreements that have been reached at this conference will make any real difference to maintaining biodiversity? well, in the past we've seen that there have definitely been falls of when these agreements made a huge difference. for example, 30 years

measure the salinity of sea water, whoever i would remember how much the average salinity of the world ocean is about 30 ppm, i'm afraid, in my opinion, 35 or 37, if i'm not mistaken, but ah, this is the number of grams of salt. she is a liter of water, you know a lot of things? it's just that sometimes you need to repeat certain points to each other and figure it out together, and already such in detail. the correct answer to the question is - the answer is no, sailors measure distance in nautical miles, and ppm is used to measure, for example, the concentration of salt in ocean water salinity of water ppm 1.000 part of something the eighth question. is the word on the screen spelled time correctly? cyril how did you answer the question? please tell me, i answered. yes? okay? so how did maxim answer, right? and nikita i also answered the date, as i met it in russian, and she stayed just like that. that's exactly how it happened, as far as i remember, it is used in nouns, when the profession of a worker is well , something like that, since, according to my memory, he writes two letters n. an

is the world ocean dying from plastic, or is it trash us, or are we its sergey molodemov sorts garbagety this ordinary sorted garbage is tested by biodegradable bags, and everything is clear. and he is trying to find out whether modern technologies are capable of turning heaps of garbage into mountains of money, this product is made on 100% phases of waste paper garbage against man a film from a new documentary series by sergey malozemov friday at 11:00 on ntv ambulance new season from monday at 20:00 on ntv only four days a year turns into a side. the vtb team will offer a credit card solution to the possibility of a reliable vtb bank - 200 days of purchases without interest. get a credit card opportunities right now on vtb.ru. go to vtb and everything will work out only on november 25, a 30% discount on the entire range with white price tags, choosing new tires for my baby avito, a large selection of new tires , black friday at wildberries has already begun. the main thing is the sale of the year more goods more discounts. do not miss. your black friday. with him, of course, any chan

glaciers can lead to a catastrophic rise in the level of the world ocean, as un secretary general antoniot, the world is moving by leaps and bounds into climate hell, but progressive zapatu now, apparently, is not up to it. it is occupied by the energy transition from russian gas to coal and firewood. we continue to issue a change in the balance of power in the us congress may put under threaten ukraine's support about it. now many american media are writing, some prominent republicans are pleased for the reduction of military and economic assistance to kiev, at the same time, it is likely that the democrats do not yet control both chambers. congress is quickly dragged through additional funding by wake-up calls. for ukraine, the biden administration has already been heard the other day, refused to supply apu, advanced drones. gray eagle washington, allegedly fears an escalation of the conflict, but even more americans. by apparently they are afraid of the inept use of drones and interceptions by our specialists. less and less eagerness to help square and the europeans. recently, the euro

well, scientists are taking a deep dive into protecting coral reefs in the world's oceans.isten, there's a way you can help. >> reporter: researchers are asking people to put their ears to the ocean to help save the world's coral reef. under growing threat from climate change, pollution, and overfishing. >> it's a whole sonic world that we're not aware of. so it's like really exciting to try to find out what all these sounds mean. >> reporter: marine biologist mary shadipo and her team dove deep to capture hundreds of hours of coral sounds in marine-protected areas around the globe. google is helping scientists sift through the audio with an online platform anyone can access. which reveals what a healthy reef or a damaged one might sound like. >> we've got a listening collective where you have ears from all over the world. also people listen differently. so a young person can hear higher frequencies and they might pick out a sound that an older person won't. >> reporter: all the listening is aimed at uncovering different sounds of marine life to help track illegal mining an

but this form means that here, on the contrary, to do some terrible things, it turns out that the world oceanrifies and only volcanoes due to emissions. a couple do not let him turn into a stone. and in the museum you can see the volcanic eruption. well , it begins to collapse the walls of the crater. the volcano became wider the volcano became even lower with more flat top. and now we have formed a volcano very similar to e. well, let's say, gorely volcano, a small bruise volcano, that is, what a good serious volcano, but with a powerful collapse crater with vertical walls. so you can raise how it was formed. how many volcanoes are there in kamchatka? nobody really knows for sure. it is known that 30 of them are active volcanoes, generally dangerous, in some cases very scary, when an eruption begins on them, such headaches immediately arise volcanologist and the government and everyone else that in general, it is better not to experience such headaches, and therefore one of the tasks of the institute of his analogy. this is to create a forecast system. uh, these eruptions of these volcanoes.

russian cities every year for visitors to prepare a new program in kaliningrad at the museum of the world oceanre the research vessel is anchored. vityaz read literary works dedicated to the sea in ulyanovsk, the guests saw a unique collection of fire trucks in sevastopol in ancient kherson, walked with colorful illumination, along the roman road at master classes they studied ancient crafts and learned to dance dances that were popular in the middle ages, and also watched the historical a film called the city of three empires and in the ancient theater they listened to the music of a military orchestra. we this is not the first time we have performed on the stage of the ancient theater of tauric chersonesos. well, every time, with our separate ecstasy, we are preparing a program in this place on this holiday on this day in this action. studied space melodies by hans dying from a contemporary composer who writes soundtracking and golly. vudsky in kazan, today the third stage of the russian grand prix series in figure skating starts on the ice of the sports palace of the capital of tatarstan, it

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in quality and in quantity, and this is an outlet to the mediterranean sea, an outlet to the world's oceanss, and so are the tasks. eh, here's how to put such a cork. and so, in order not to come out declassified and recently reports of british words reveal the truly grandiose scale of the entire anti-russian game, started. in what ways over the years, the british acted against us with tools, and we will find out right now how the confrontation escalated. the british considered this land to be no one 's traveler and captain john smith, who lived back in the 17th century and became one of the founders of new england, wrote about the crimean khanate and the black sea region that this territory had no true owners when the british considered some land to be no one's. this meant that she automatically moved into the category of easily accessible, if not just her own. however, everything did not go according to plan, the british crimea joined russia on july 21, 1774, the russian-turkish war ended and the crimean khanate, which had been from the 15th century, was signed, a peace treaty was signed

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of the world ocean russian ships came out, non-military nadezhda under the guidance of ivan kruzenshternansky, and about russian polar expeditions of the 20th century , they introduce maritime affairs in practice in the wardroom, they conduct a master class on knitting sea knots. for me it is quite difficult to understand by hand. how to create such a beautiful pattern among the first participants in the program of popular science tourism winners finalists of all-russian competitions and olympiads. i am very interested in scientific knowledge, including marine and oceanic today there were a lot of discoveries for me, including on the court. i did not know that it was this ship that made such a big contribution to the development of science . moscow , st. petersburg, and the krasnodar territory were also included in the top ten pilot regions. the amur irkutsk novosibirsk region is chosen for visiting by unique laboratories where world-class experiments and the largest scientific centers are carried out, then we position ourselves not just as a museum. and such a museum and educational edu

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on taking what they want and getting rich while enjoying the luxurious freedom of sailing the world's oceans with a hold full of rome mark twain captured this longing in his memoir life in the mississippi when he admitted that even though ian ian his friends had but one ambition to be steamboat men now and then we had a hope that if we lived and we're good. god would permit us to be pirates. there are plenty of children out there who would love being a pirate? historians can certainly poke holes at these fictional fictional representations of pirates, especially those that depict them as unnaturally attractive rakish yet good-natured rapscallions having a grand old time looking for love adventure and treasure on the waves. the reality of piracy is nothing like the breathless musings of a new york times reporter in 1892 who bitterly complained it cannot but be a source of regret to every true lover of the picturesque that pirates are no more and piracy has lost its popularity what tremendous fellows they must have been what heroes dandy's wits were to be found among them. they were immensely

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provide more verified more verified information in order to after all, in this, here in the world of the raging oceanthe storm, there were still such islands and lighthouses that set such a basic framework for our picture of the world of our view of the world so that we do not lose the basic landmarks, and therefore the joint efforts of russia, belarus and other cis countries that are ready and want to join us are certainly needed here. unable to stop the desecration of our monuments, i declared a rating to the mayor of a latvian city in an appeal to local residents. according to alexander bartashevich. all his requests to cancel the future demolition of the monument by the soviet soldier were not heard. the latvian authorities insist that the memorial to the wars of the liberators. rating must not be taken down until november 15 russians in latvia are subjected to powerful pressure just because they are russians, someone advises us to speak more quietly in our native language, someone promises to move us to reservations because we commemorate our fallen relatives who defeated fascism with flowers in

debate has focused attention on palau, which for generations has been doing more to protect the world's oceans notice of what palau is doing, but that's the idea. take notice and do something. >> reporter: i'm lee cowan in palau. >>> 5,000 miles north in the waters off alaska, more than a billion crabs have simply disappeared. environmentalists and fishermen don't know if they've died or moved to colder waters, but the winter snow crab season has been canceled. jonathan vigliotti reports. >> reporter: autumn is a time for stocking up on alaska's kodiak archipelago. its famous namesake bears feast on a buffet of salmon ahead of winter. and in a nearby fishing port, one of the largest in the country, gabriel and his family had mapped out crab season. >> we'll leave our slip here in dog bay, kodiak, alaska. head out around spruce island. >> reporter: but the odds of prout's ship ever leaving the slip are slim to none. the same can be said of the know crab population which makes up most of his business. an estimated one million crabs mysteriously disappeared in two years. that's a 90% plunge. >> w

after all, the salinity of sea water, who at least remembers how much the average salinity of the world oceanthe average salinity is about 305 or 37, if i'm not mistaken, but a turns out the amount a gram of salt, it is a liter of water , you know a lot of things, it's just that sometimes you need to repeat certain points to each other and figure out such details together. the correct answer to the question is - this is the answer no, sailors measure the distance in nautical miles, and ppm used for measurement. for example, the concentration of salt in ocean water. the salinity of water is one thousandth part of something. the eighth question. is the word on the screen spelled time correctly? cyril how did you answer the question? please tell me, i answered. yes? okay? so how did maxim answer, right? and nikita i also answered the date, as i met it in russian, and she stayed just like that. that's exactly how alexander met, as far as i remember, the suffix nickname is used in nouns when well profession a worker is well, something like how many, according to my memory, writes two letters n. an

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this is having an effect on wildlife and is altering deep ocean currents which regulate the world's climate from the polls to the equator. as antarctica's ice melts with seeing global sea levels rise and unpredictable changes to with a worldwide. and this is rice special we visit the world's most remote consonant to see the effects of climate change first hand. i'm tired days then i'll be spending the next month on this research base of traveling around and tied together with a group of scientists. trying to understand how the changes taking place there will affect us all. i joined the expedition in hobart australia the russian reset ship academy contrition coffins being hired by the swiss polar institute to circumnavigate antarctica. it'll be a floating the bar tree from which fifty five scientists will do twenty two different experiments. david wilson has been visiting antarctica for more than fifty years and it's the expeditions because the on tell take and i'm the southern ocean. actually influence the whole of the global weather system and all the currents -- in the oceans it matters t