history by will, the museum of the world ocean in kaliningrad inherited a unique collection of models of military equipment. falling asleep won't work. an international festival of author's animation insomnia has opened in the kaluga region. about the main thing for this minute m-studios of yachtsmen. hello this morning the military repelled a massive terrorist attack by ukrainian drones in sevastopol, the air defense forces worked, the fleets of the electronic warfare unit, as they said in the ministry of defense, they disabled 7 drones, none of them reached their targets, in addition, two unmanned boats were found destroyed in the northern part of the black sea so earlier the governor of sevastopol, mikhail razvozhaev, said that the objects were struck over the sea in the area of ​​\u200b \u200bcape khersones in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe sevastopol bay and balaclava. in the city of destruction there are no casualties, the air situation is being monitored, all operational services are at the ready for the movement of ferries and boats. sevastopol bay was temporarily stopped. now

those who helped the museum of the world ocean asked not to be distributed.ave friends. that's all i can say , that's why we have friends in germany. we have been friends with a lot of german museums and scientific institutes for a long time, just people , wonderful military sailors, military men in our russian friends in germany and german friends. the items from jurgen's collection helped to do this separately. bruman do not represent a cultural or of historical value is the collection as a whole because of its all-encompassing nature. in it, for example, almost all models of ships and vessels of the navy of the soviet union after the great patriotic war are presented. or for example. here are dozens of boxes containing literature and documentation for russian researchers of the material. there's more than one dissertation here. after all, the bulk of their buildings, a foreign look at our shipbuilding , naval history and civilian fleet. here in the study of our domestic russian historians, just the same in the history of the world and its connection with t

unique gifts from germany arrived at the museum of the world ocean in kaliningrad, bypassing sanctions. insomnia knows why sometimes you can't sleep at night. on ntv program today in the studio mikhail chabanenko, hello. this morning , the russian military repelled a balanced terrorist attack by ukrainian drones on sevastopol , air defense forces deployed, fleets of an electronics unit struggle, as the ministry of defense said, seven drones were disabled, none of them reached their targets . in addition, two unmanned boats were discovered and destroyed in the northern part of the black sea. earlier, the governor of sevastopol, mikhail razvozhaev, said that objects were hit over the sea in the cape area chersonese in the area of ​​the sevastopol bay and balaclava. in the city itself, the destruction and no casualties continue to control the air situation, all operational services are at the ready for the movement of ferries and boats. sevastopol. the bay was on time stopped. and now it has been resumed. in addition, the ministry of defense today published footage of the work of russian

the lanet world's oceans by 2030. the planet is _ world's oceans by 2030.s the climate crisis is, quote, out of control. there are some environmental activists who responded to that by thinking the time has come for direct actions which undoubtedly inconvenient at the very least the general public, we're talking about people who believe themselves to highways, glue themselves to trains, disrupt major cultural and sporting events, and i am wondering, you talk about diplomacy. this is a diplomacy, this is direct action. are you supportive of it or not? i feel deel supportive of it or not? i feel deeply uncomfortable - supportive of it or not? i feel deeply uncomfortable with i deeply uncomfortable with environmental campaigners and all of these are peaceful environment of campaigners being locked up. ifeel deeply uncomfortable with the situation.— uncomfortable with the situation. g , ., , ., situation. my question is do ou situation. my question is do you support _ situation. my question is do you support them? - situation. my question is do you support them

we talk to high jumper laura zialor and how competitors in the round the world ocean race are helping go to places nobody else can reach max verstappen�*s lead in the f1 drivers standings is now 81 points after being extended by yet another victory. the world champion won the austrian grand prix for his fifth in a row... as ben croucher reports. motorsport is dangerous, it'ss printed on the ticket and is fully understood by all within it. before racing in austria, a moment to remember a young driver killed in belgium yesterday. it's lights out and away we go. at the red bull ring, no surprises as max verstappen gone ahead and lewis hamilton, wasn't enjoying himself. a mid—race virtual safety car brought up by a retirement shook things up but max verstappen generally finds a way inside or out, the dutchman was back in the lead. behind. lewis, we know the car is bad, please drive it. hammilton strolled his way to seven. max verstappen wins the austrian grand prix . a home a victory for austrian team at red bull, a poignant one for dutch motorsport, ben croucher, bbc news. verstappen has

reliably ensure the national interests of russia in the world's oceans, they firmly preserve the age-oldestaments of the naval military brotherhood, the tradition of honor, the nobility of love for one's fatherland. harsh naval everyday life requires the highest responsibility professionalism decisiveness ready for you know the strength of cohesion to fight against the elements of the sea, who saw the risk of the hardships of service and long separations. you see, the great value of the family and home. from generation to generation you pass on the most sacred loyalty to the motherland. it is patriotism that is the basis of a special naval culture, which helps to adequately fulfill all state tasks , that cause our people's constant admiration for american military women pride. more than 100 years ago, pyotr stolypin called this pride proof that the people have the strength to keep the sea in his power. today, russia is confidently implementing the large-scale tasks of the national maritime policy to consistently build up the power of its fleet. this year alone, 30 ships of different clas

composition of rocks, that is, the chemical composition of the hydrosphere combines the water of the world oceannd water , surface underground water vapor of the atmosphere and soil moisture, the water that is part of the rocks in the hydrosphere does not include all parts of the hydrosphere. being closely interconnected , it passes from one state to another and makes the water cycle. so let's move on to the sixth question. to which declension does the noun path belong, and to the second declension b the third declension c inflected noun tense? emil know how to answer the question, i answered the second declension because the second declension is masculine and the middle stripe is zero ending. that is, according to the signs, it fits the second declension. so at school they somehow knew all these rules, but now it’s just intuitive, but i would answer the second. i'll ask alexander again. i answered that it was a variant noun kirill, i chose the variant of the noun, because as i remember from the sixth grade russian textbook nouns way, child, disparate children. thank you very much for your reaso

performed work in 13 areas of genetics and biotechnologies for the exploration of the arctic and the world oceanergy. unmanned vehicles and not only it has become a national and even international technological competition for schoolchildren, the company is involved in organizing this program. and in general, if we really join the federation, having already poured ourselves into the solutions, there are no tasks that we face and, of course, this is called the most.

this tower drury used to be at the bottom of the world's ocean for a long time before the mounts. informing processes began that we mostly see sent a zoe gear, a set of entry wrongs, but no matter of a tens of millions of years to show it. while this land was at the bottom of the ocean rocks led of each other to form. this sort of tank effects which the bottle and speaking of their rage, the top of the as this 5 to 800 meters us in a zoe, look at paleo g, near g and i'm motion on the content. every periods, missiles, always, if we go deep in this vault, we can trace misa, zoe and cretaceous rule class. it's stunningly beautiful from appear. but you want to go down and take a look from the water side of the locals. say that you can actually drink this water here. so why is it so queen? why is it so clear? are there any health benefits to this one? and this on the glass and the secret behind this want to is the fact that there along the river. so lucky and those that flow into those who lack of it, but as it was, select the using it, that it, there were several hydro electric power plants and

so, what have we done to the world's oceans? we have massively removed what we call the top predators, the equivalent to the lions and tigers, the sharks and the tunas, and all those big, predatory fish. - [jason] everything's got a certain limit. and even the vast pacific ocean, they thought it could fish it as much as we'd like. that's clearly not true. for the last 50 years, we are seeing the effects of people on the oceans. it's been ramping up and ramping up, and now it's getting ridiculous. habitats all over the world are starting to be damaged. we're losing mangroves, we're losing sea grasses. we're losing corals. and that's all because of us. we need to turn things around soon. (soft piano music) - [bill] agriculture is the way that humanity makes its presence known on most of the surface of the world. most of the surface of the world is under one kind or another of agricultural production. sometimes people don't think about the relevance of agriculture to their own personal wellbeing and the wellbeing of their children

state awards, including for work in hot spots and coverage of events in crimea, the museum of the world ocean in kaliningrad received an unexpected gift a unique collection of artifacts for more than 30 years, they were collected by a german citizen jurgen, brugman, in total about 300 boxes were brought to russia new exhibits were examined by marina on naumova 309 boxes were brought from berlin to kaliningrad, in which not only the entire fleet is packed ussr well, germany great britain japan poland china in total here 3.500 models not only ships transport merchant ships submarines, but even sailboats or docks almost all brulmann kept the world fleet in his apartment in the center of berlin, he was a regular customer of specialty stores. i bought catalogs of military equipment, tracked new arrivals to change miniature samples in a will transferred to the russian side according to the germans meticulously listed all assembled models 1800 models of ships 500 models, military aircraft other equipment hundreds of cars, and steam locomotives military caps maps in scrolls flags compasses brewman gr

of our defense capabilities that i will make year and they protect our interest espanol and the world oceans that you have the model, school voice, they stick to the principles of industry brotherhood. look at the conditions, you know, we all know you just sort of way of coverage. it would we say a sheet has to be a system in this that day today was a leak, was a high level of responsibility. professionalism got to way not around there, but a quick decision making. he was nice to see will split you when you're capable of finding it sees. yeah, good this, know the price to you kind of and you know, the value of brotherhood. you know what doing more and when you're way from your family so long, you know, the value is the sheer of family ties and the loyalty to your model van to put it at ease. investment is what keeps your life. let's go to. that's what i put my patriotism and that was the basis. yeah, this was also special culture of the navy was the way which allows it to perform. carry out is the duties will depend, causes great admiration and society from the month with worked and makes th

reliably ensure the national interests of russia in the world's oceans, firmly preserve the age-old testamentsval military brotherhood, traditions of honor, the nobility of love for one's fatherland. severe naval everyday life requires the highest responsibility professionalism decisiveness ready to fight on equal terms with the elements of the sea you know the strength of cohesion, the perceived risk, the hardships of service and long separations. you see, the great value of the family and home. from generation to generation , loyalty is precisely patriotism at the heart of a special naval culture, which helps with dignity to fulfill all state tasks cause pride in our peoples. more than 100 years ago, pyotr stolypin called this pride proof that the people have the power to keep the sea in their power. today, russia is confidently implementing the large-scale tasks of the national maritime policy to consistently build up the power of its fleet. this year alone , 30 ships of various classes are replenishing its composition , including the missile corvette mercury that entered combat duty; it is

happened dry cargo tankers slave trawler and all the rest of the civilian fleet that floats on the world oceanof the ministry of defense of ukraine also warns that from july 21, all ships that will go to the ports in aref and captured ukrainian ports may be considered

the museum of the world ocean in kaliningrad unexpectedly received a gift of a unique collection., they brought about 300 boxes with artifacts . for more than 30 years, they were collected by a german citizen jurgen. bryumman was able to view the exhibits seven marinelm. 309 boxes were brought from berlin to kaliningrad, from which not only the entire fleet of the ussr was packed, but also germany , great britain, japan, poland, china in total. here , three and a half thousand models, not only ships, transport merchant ships, submarines, but even sailboats or docks , almost the entire world fleet, brulmann kept in his apartment in the center of berlin, he was a regular customer of specialized stores. bought catalogs of military equipment tracked new arrivals to change it miniature specimens in the will handed over to the russian side in german. all assembled models are pedantically listed 1800 models of ships 500 models and military aircraft and other equipment hundreds of cars, and steam locomotives military caps maps in scrolls flags compasses brum, he grew up in the gdr in a fa

according to experts, the museum of the world ocean in kaliningrad received a unique collection of miniaturercraft, badges and medals . according to experts, more than 3,500 copies arrived from germany. today. this is the world's largest collection of miniature military equipment used by the warsaw pact countries. marina naumova found out who made such a valuable gift to the museum from germany military equipment came to russia aircraft tanks ships of miniature size scale models to the russian museum, the german financier bequeathed. and collector jürgen brulman, who has been collecting reduced models of equipment for half his life for more than 30 years, brought 309 boxes from berlin to kaliningrad , in which not only the entire fleet of the ussr but also germany, great britain, japan, poland, china is packed , there are 3,500 models in total, not only merchant transport ships submarines, but even sailboats or up to sharks, almost the entire world fleet is brume. he kept in his apartment in the center of berlin he was a regular customer specialized stores. i bought catalogs of military equi

the backing of the scientists are saying we need to protect a 3rd of the world's oceans, at least. and we want to let fish dogs recover. they want to mitigate against the west simplex to find an talk to. is it a great place to saw? it just knowing month's time and how you box australia, the decision will be made by the until it takes ocean commission, the international party responsible for the conservation of these waters on whether to accept the same truth proposal. the aim of the expedition is to build the case that it needs to happen. the hours go by and the temperature dropped significantly on the bridge. they're on high alert. we're heading into dangerous voices. tends times to skip a little ridiculous you have, but what they call bring you bet growler as an icebergs depending on the size, but they can all damage it ship when you're steaming at night, keeping a boat, isis avoiding it. but now we're going to look for the ice and we will intentionally go in to some of the ice and there is room down here. now i think to push our way through a bit comfortable, climbs into the cru

and throughout the world's oceans.rdingly, we have our plans and our tasks to develop electric transport. for us, electric transport. where does it go as well? the same galia for three days, ceramics, where lithium is needed, where rare earth metals are needed for us electric transport for the russian federation well, in general, not the most popular story, because, and we have a lot of gas, we have a lot of oil, and it's cold here. in this regard, cars with internal combustion engines running on gasoline or methane or for us in general, more understandable, but world science is moving towards electric transport, so you want to be at the forefront of progress, you missed electric transport. and for this we need the very rare earth metals, which we are we talking? yes, this is a separate conversation here, how quickly people will switch to an electric car, but the clear trend is clear, large cities will switch to electricity very quickly. i mean electric cars. ah, but not as forced as it is ideologically done now. this

this is one of them from the black sea , access to the world ocean, and the passage through them is a dead end to the coasts of the black sea powers, therefore, any change in the balance of forces in this e creates a threat to the military security of the black sea powers. possession of crimea is a key element of security in southern russia, but not only a full-fledged naval force in this region - it is also control over the waters of the eastern mediterranean and regions such as the balkans and the middle east. well, and so from practice the ship. came out in the morning the next day. he is happy in a day, he is already in the mediterranean sea, in a day two. he is already the eastern mediterranean in now known to the whole world tartus, it's not that the ships will go 2-3 weeks from the north or from the baltic in order to reach these points, but the eastern mediterranean sea of ​​​​the middle east is the political kitchen of the world on the pro. heartland or get close to russia russia, and here one point is very important that, uh , the geopolitical borders of a country or civiliz

zhenya evgeny tishkovets was telling the weather in cataclysms in the far east the museum of the world oceand received an unexpected gift a unique collection of artifacts for more than 30 years, a german citizen had been collecting them and jürgenrillman had brought them all in russia. approximately 300 boxes of new exhibits were examined and marina brought 309 boxes to kaliningrad , which packed not only the entire fleet of the ussr, but also germany great britain japan poland china in total there are 3.5 thousand models, not only transport merchant ships underwater boats, but even sailboats and icebreakers , brulmann kept almost the entire world fleet in his apartment in the center of berlin, he was a regular customer of specialized stores. i bought catalogs of military equipment, tracked new arrivals of its miniature samples in the will, transferred to the russian side by german meticulously listed all the assembled models 1800 models, ships 500 models, military aircraft other equipment hundreds of cars, and steam locomotives military caps maps in scrolls flags compasses breman grew up in

there is the baltic, here is the adriatic, but in any case, not everyone can go out into the world's oceans to work on that plan b that was repeatedly talked about in the government and again in continuation of the topic, the information appeared that russia has issued a threat to all e-e cargo that will go to ukrainian ports from this midnight e-e, that is, no one guarantees the safety of these vessels, this means that the grain black sea initiative has essentially stopped from on the other hand, this is good. i think maybe the moment will come when these russian troughs, well, they also have good ships, of course, it’s loud , it’s the northern photo or the far eastern fleet, but these are the black sea faults, the baltic ones, well, finally , maybe they will feel the power of the nato nato flotilla, because in fact more is assigned and modernity is significantly more modern than everything that is in russia , i would really like it, because it’s just, well , it’s piracy of the xxi century, somali pirates , russian-russian pirates, well, it raises the level in the agricultural sector and t

the earth is a very complex system after all, and the world's oceans are large and almost completely unexplored. part of it, any introduction of radioactive substances require something. we aren't going to speculate about the believe that to the imagination, but some kind of add up taishan must take place. maybe they will become more tolerant to this increased radiation or some species may disappear. but it should be understood that the i a e, a experts have studied this question. and although some people may have suspicions about geo political motives at the moment, we have no reason not to trust the i a as an organization. there are representatives of various countries there and research will fish if they are exposed to this tritium isotope. every batch will have to be checked. i emphasize every batch, not just once a year, and additional monitoring of the fish and sea food cut in the region. what have to become mandatory responding to the reason koran, burning incident in stockholm yelman's, who's the movement, his band of impulse coming from sweden. that's according to the moveme

almost done dry cargo tankers slave trawler and the entire steel civil fleet that sails on the world oceanes the flag that suits him best from the point of view of paying taxes here it floats so quietly floats floats floats floats and floats no one was there, in turn, the ministry of defense of ukraine also warns that from july 21 these vessels that will be heading to the ports of the russian federation and captured ukrainian ports can be considered by ukraine as transporting cargo of military purpose with all the corresponding risks, well, that is, if russia considers it possible to attack er and in general to violate everything simply well, all er have their own signatures under these maritime conventions under the obligations of er- about free navigation, if they think so, well, in the end, they should get the same thing in return, there cannot be such a situation that ukraine is limited in its uh-uh possibilities to operate in the sea, and the roar will swim as it swims, well, it shouldn't be like that in the end well the essence of their attack on the ports, the essence of their attac

what you can see here is the head growing in the world's oceans. the north atlantic, and an extraordinary amount of heat has been growing there. it's been described as an extreme heatwave experts. in some parts of it, its five degrees hotter than it should be. they can be like stepping into a hot tub. down hear you can see el nino, the world's most powerful naturally occurring climate fluctuation. it occurs every 2—7 years and when it does address a global temperatures. scientists are really worried about what is happening here. they see it's unexpected, they've never seen it before, and they're trying to understand how it is linked to climate change. and there's another really worrying abnormality. for decades, the antarctic has been quite stable, and it hasn't shown the same effects of global warming as other parts of the ocean. this is where antarctic sea ice should be at this time of year in the winter, but at look where it is — 10% lower than average. scientists are really worried about this. they say it's fallen off a cliff. it could be down

about 40% of the world's oceans are experiencing a heat wave. scientists say climate change is also triggering more extreme rain events, which could be a factor in this slow moving disaster unfolding in southern california. at least 12 homes are collapsing into a ravine in rolling hills. estates 16 others are at risk. >> state geologists tell me that record rains this year have unleashed thousands of landslides, and it's often the biggest ones that take the longest to form, which is why there is concern of a additional landslides here in the coming months. >> scientists are also taking a closer look at what they call underground climate change in big cities. a new study found the land beneath chicago has warmed by more than five degrees in the past 70 years, causing the ground under buildings to swell and crack the effects of climate change proving to be expensive, farmers insurance is now reducing coverage in florida and california, due in part to extreme weather. we'll have a more detailed look at today's forecast in just a few minutes. >> wel

after all, and the world's oceans are a large and almost completely unexplored part of it, any introduction of radioactive substances requires some kind of response from living organisms. we aren't going to speculate about the various limbs, fish might grow. we'll leave that to the imagination. but some kind of add up taishan must take place. maybe they will become more tolerant to this increased radiation or some species may disappear. but it should be understood that the i a experts have studied this question. and although some people may have suspicions about geo political motors at the moment, we have no reason not to trust the i e, a as an organization. there are representatives of various countries there and researches on going in terms of commercial fish. if they are exposed to this tritium isotope, that every batch will have to be checked. i emphasize every batch and not just once a year in additional monitoring of the fish and sea food cutting the region will have to become mandatory. the, the palestinian authority is quoting out of the us voted size is a policy of annexed ation. a

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veronica berskaya dmitry sannikov vesti, kamchatka museum of the world ocean in kaliningrad receivedlection of artifacts for more than 30 years they were collected by a german citizen jürgen, brugman, in total about 300 boxes were brought to russia new exhibits were examined by marina leningrad they brought 309 boxes, in which not only fleet of the ussr but also of germany great britain japan poland china there are 3.5 thousand models in total , not only ships, transport merchant ships , submarines, but even sailboats and icebreakers brulmann kept almost the entire world fleet in his apartment in the center of berlin, he was a regular customer of specialty stores. i bought catalogs of military equipment, tracked new arrivals of its miniature samples in the will, transferred to the russian side by german meticulously listed all the assembled models 1800 models, ships 500 models, military aircraft other equipment hundreds of cars, and locomotives military caps maps in scrolls flags compasses brum, it grew in the gdr in a family where they valued relations with the soviet union at one t

a government agency says heat waves are now effecting 44% of the world's oceans, the highest figure since saberi, thank you. for a look ahead to a very hot weekend and a new line of storms, let's bring in storms, let's bring in our partners at the weather channel. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, margaret. severe storms are going to be developing and increasing in the risk area as we head into the later night hours for tonight. these are going to go all night long, with individual storms that then merge into a big complex of storms heading from the west towards the east, across the region. the rainfall will be heavy and could lead to flash flooding. the northeast gets in on the severe weather for tomorrow. but temperatures will still be brutally hot first, well into the 90s, places like washington, d.c., going from 95 degrees down to 88 and will stay in the 80s then with cooler temperatures the rest of the week. margaret? >> margaret: turning now to the war in ukraine, our cbs news crew is inside a city that came under attack today by russian forces. as cbs's ramy inocencio reports,

20 years have significantly changed color towards green for more than 56 % of the area of ​​the world oceanetian lyudmila good morning. hello lyudmila, here are your colleagues pay attention to the date of the seventeenth of july. it is already the next monday and they say that these are some kind of turning points. what is the first reason for what we all expect on this day, except for the most difficult day of the week always. yes, but i wouldn't call it, it's really money. some kind of turning point destructive, but you shouldn’t demonize it at all, because we collide with the full moon and new moon twice in e. month. meanwhile, the new moon. mm in opposition to pluto. and this what influences yes and notice the new moon of this position from pluto, that is quite stressful. there are many harmonizing factors that this tension will allow to use for the person himself and, in principle, for our surrounding reality, and in favor. well, as far as i know, on the full moon you need to make a wish. well, that is, not so much desires, as i want to describe some kind of plan, even from the catego

the biologists anticipate the world's oceans to experience in 50 to 80 years due to climate change. so they might think of the species of c hutchins, the frontier resemble c options in other places, the slightly a much smaller. so them on, you know, in the now we know to use something strange and low and no, no. and then the avalanche more robust show the sign of so they need to protect themselves from the environment. the sonya, they don't last name but up with the here. so they know how many this the, this full kind of zone is already enabling researches to study changes in the reading communities that may occur in a few years to it is possible to observe how species develop under pressure the they live in water. so a city can breakfast, it should destroy the shows, and technically there is no food for them here. or do look at then it will someone who is the ones. okay, so they are really special needs and when i me my fish, this is the exact special. so because they said in the see, and if that means that the good it's of mine's and a new various to that coming stream environment

, after all, the salinity of sea water, who even remembers how much the average salinity of the world oceange salinity is about 30 ppm. uh, i'm afraid, in my opinion, 35 or 37, if i'm not mistaken, but it turns out, the number a gram of salt is a liter of water. yes, you are great! do you know a lot? 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, no, sailors measure the distance in nautical miles, and ppm is used to measure, for example, the concentration of salt in ocean water, the salinity of the water, ppm 1.6 of something eighth question. is the word on the screen spelled time correctly? cyril how did you answer the question? please tell me, i answered. yes? fine? so how did maxim respond? didn't 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. well, i think this word is spelled correctly, because ah. yes, there are two suffixes en and nick, as far as i remem

and the wind coming in to beach is already hosting conditions, but by ologist anticipates the world's oceans to experience in 50 to 80 years due to climate change their mind can cause the species of sea hutchins, the frontier resembles sea options in other places, the st. they are much smaller so them on, you know, in the lab we know to something strange and lower and no, no. and then the avalanche more robust show the sign of, of the they need to protect themselves from the environment disappearing yet they don't last name. but up with the here, so they know how many of the the useful kind of zone is already enabling research as to study changes in the reading communities that may occur in a few years to it is possible to observe how species develop under pressure the, the they live in moses, so i see they can brackish it should destroy the shows. and technically there is no food for them here. i do look at them and also one of the ones. okay, so we're really special needs and when i me my fish, this is the exact specially so because they said in the c, and if that means that the good, it's