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ВСИЧКО ПУБЛИКУВАНО ОТ Last roman
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повърхността на Харон: http://www.iflscience.com/space/new-horizons-returns-stunning-close-image-charon-includes-mountain-moat
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тая тема стана много драматична Но западните компании завариха бедни, податливи на корумпиране и свикнали с такива далавери специалисти, така че те действат съобразно средата и манталитета /мога да кажа същото за взаимоотношенията здравен специалист - фармацевтична компания/. Както и да е, това е офтопик.
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ето какво мислят руснаците за тази буквално 'претоплена манджа': http://lenta.ru/articles/2015/07/12/28panfilovcev/
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има голяма вероятност за нов мини ледников период: Thanks To Reduced Solar Activity, We Could Be Heading For A Mini Ice Age In 2030 Life on Earth has always been dependent on the conditions of the Sun, so scientists spend a lot of time studying its activity. A recent announcement from solar scientists suggests that the Sun may soon enter a period of significant reduced activity, possibly causing a mini ice age by 2030 – just 15 years from now. These predictions were announced at the National Astronomy Meeting in Llandudno, Wales, so it hasn't been possible to evaluate the research yet. However, ProfessorValentina Zharkova from the University of Northumbria who made this announcement claims that the findings come from a computer model of sunspots that has made "unprecedentedly accurate predictions," as reported in The Guardian. The model has shown to have a 97% accuracy when mapping the past movements of sunspots, using data of solar cycles from 1976 to 2008. And if this reliability continues, then the model also has some alarming predictions for the future: a mini ice age sometime around the 2030s. To achieve these findings, the scientists mapped the movement of solar fluid that moves in roughly 11-year cycles, which correspond to weather cycles on Earth. Around the year 2022 (labeled cycle 25), a pair of waves will be moving to the Northern and Southern Hemispheres of the Sun, getting slowly out of synch and reducing solar activity – and thus our warm weather. "In cycle 26, the two waves exactly mirror each other – peaking at the same time but in opposite hemispheres of the Sun. Their interaction will be disruptive, or they will nearly cancel each other. We predict that this will lead to the properties of a 'Maunder minimum'," said Zharkova. The Maunder minimum was a 70-year period between 1645 and 1715. The Sun produced barely any sunspots and the Earth experienced a mini ice age. Parts of northern Europe and the United States experienced uncharacteristically cold winters. The river Thames, flowing through London, even froze over for seven weeks and was passable by foot. The surface was so stable that residents could even hold 'frost fairs' on the ice. Sunspots are relatively 'cool' regions on the Sun that appear darker when photographed. They are cooler than the rest of the Sun, but they are still around 4500 K (4200ºC, 7600ºF). They are caused by a concentration of intense, magnetic field from the Sun. This inhibits and redirects the flow of hot matter to that region and makes it darker – what we call a sunspot. Sunspots last between 1 to 100 days, during which they rotate around the Sun, following the flow of solar fluid. Sunspots go through cycles of intensity and sparsity based on the motion of the fluid cycles. There are two main waves that are slightly offset over time, producing periods of maximum and minimum solar activity. "Effectively, when the waves are approximately in phase, they can show strong interaction, or resonance, and we have strong solar activity," Zharkova said. "When they are out of phase, we have solar minimums. When there is full phase separation, we have the conditions last seen during the Maunder minimum, 370 years ago." Central Image: We generally associate a 'spot' with a small feature. However, this sunspot is 20 times the size of Earth. This one would have been visible to the naked eye - but you should never look at the Sun with unprotected eyes! NASA. http://www.iflscience.com/environment/we-could-be-heading-mini-ice-age-2030
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щото няма кой да ни ги даде.
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айде стига с тоя офтопик!!! Има си сексция за филми!
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тук червени тролове няма. Пишете си по темата и не изпадайте в ялово политиканстване.
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Parents' Views on Vaccines are Changing A third of parents now perceive vaccines as more beneficial than they did a year ago, according to a new poll. The multiple outbreaks of measles and whooping cough in the past year may have affected parents, whose views on vaccines are becoming more posiResearchers from the University of Michigan’s C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital designed thepoll to measure the opinion of 1,416 parents around the U.S. on the benefits and safety of vaccines and whether there should be school entry requirements for vaccination. The poll found that 34% think vaccines are more beneficial, 25% thought vaccines were safer and 35% were more supportive of requiring vaccines for school admission than a year ago. “Over the last year there have been high-profile news stories about outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases like measles and whooping cough. These news reports may be influencing how parents perceive childhood vaccines across the country,” said Matthew M. Davis, director of the National Poll on Children's Health, in a statement. High profile cases, like the measles outbreak at Disneyland and the first U.S. measles death in over a decade, have affected how parents view the risk of contracting illnesses like measles or whooping cough. Two out of every five parents believe a child's risk of contracting measles in the U.S. is higher than what it was a year ago. Only 5% thought vaccines were less beneficial and less safe, while 6% were less supportive of requiring vaccines for school admission than they were last year. The vast majority of parents polled – 68% – didn't change their opinions on vaccines. Davis told NPR: "These numbers are incredibly high, and suggest that parents are hearing about the outbreaks and responding." While parents appear to be more favorable to vaccination, Davis points out that “the impact of such shifts in perception will ultimately be measured by whether more parents vaccinate their kids.” http://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/parents-views-vaccines-are-changing
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Всяка държава за всяка война си има лесно смилаема митология от измислени или частично измислени героизирани персонажи като повод за иницииране на първосигнална нацинална гордост. Въпрос на пропаганда. Нашият принос е напълно спекулативното твърдение, че сме въвели първи бомбардировките със самолет. Иначе съветски герои през ВСВ - бол. Но това, както отбеляза Сгоедин е друга тема.
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пичове, само не окепазвайте тая тема с фантасмагории /демек отворете си нова за 'ротационния двигател'/, защото просто ще Ви трия спама
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ами да - колкото повече си задлъжнял, толкова повече ти дават.
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https://www.academia.edu/13843422/За_новооткрития_надпис_от_района_на_Бургас
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Капитулацията на Япония следва непосредствено след разгрома на Квантунската армия в Манчжурия от съветските сили /СССР се намесва по молба на САЩ, за да бъде ускорен краят на войната/. Колкото до откриването на евентуален втори фронт срещу СССР от жълтурите през 42-ра, то мисля че битката при Халкин Гол през 1939 г. е красноречива колко могат последните. А и няма кой да драпа през Сибир без техника и снабдяване, само и само да подпомогне германците. Ето горе долу с какво разполагат съхопътните сили на японците: Така че стига фантазии. Трябва да се чете повечко.
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Идеята на криптовалутите е, че се генерира ограничен брой единици. Т.е. стойността им би трябвало да нараства във времето /ако всички приемат да търгуват по този начин. Традиционните валути се обезценяват във времето, защото отдавна не са обезпечени със злато и се печатат според финансовите спекулации на борсовите пазари. Демек стойността им е колкото на намагнитена тоалетна хартия.
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http://www.infowars.com/farage-tells-tsipras-leave-the-euro-reclaim-your-democracy/ Интересна реч на Фарадж в подкрепа на Ципрас и ко. Явно евроскептицизмът се засилва.
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"Събудете се, хора по света! Гърция ще ви се случи ...много скоро." Интервю с Марк Фабър, в което той накратко споделя следното: - Светът е "свръх-задлъжнял" - "Фалитите ще последват или ще им се наложи да създадат много високи инфлационни равнища" - Гърция ще напусне ЕС или Тройката ще понесе "подстрижка" от 50% - Напускането на ЕС е може би най-добрият избор за Гърция - Групи, които са противници на строгите икономи и в други страни, ще бъдат подкрепени от откритото неподчинение на Гърция - това може да има негативно въздействие върху облигациите - Скорошните слабости на пазарите на акции се дължат повече на слабата глобална икономика, отколкото на Гърция - Китайската икономика е слаба, пазарите могат да падат още - Централните банки ще използват Гърция и Китай като извинение да продължат със спорните си политики (на печатане - б.пр.) - Фабър е дългогодишен поддръжник на притежаването на физическо злато http://www.goldcore.com/us/gold-blog/faber-wake-up-people-of-the-world-greece-will-come-to-you-very-soon/
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А САЩ дали е в състояние да си обслужва дълга? Я да видим колко държави са в състояние да го обслужват този загадъчен дълг
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В природата празно няма - за пръв път зоопланктон е 'уловен' на камера, как се храни с пластмасови отпадъци /а последните заемат площ в Тихия океан два пъти колкото САЩ/. Така че майката природа си знае работата: Looks like it’s plastic for lunch. For the first time, plankton have been caught on camera munching on tiny pieces of plastic. Verity White from Five Films and her team captured the video under a microscope at the Plymouth Marine Laboratory in the UK. They were inspired by Matthew Cole’s research investigating the impact of tiny grains of plastic litter on marine zooplankton. To see the problem for themselves, the team surrounded copepods – a type of zooplankton – with tiny fluorescent polystyrene beads between 7 and 30 micrometres in diameter, then observed how much of the foreign material they consumed. “We were looking inside just one drop of water,” says White. Zooplankton typically feed on algae suspended in water. They create currents with their legs to draw food towards them and have been shown to discriminate between different species of algae, using chemical and touch receptors. However, sometimes they can also consume similar-sized bits of plastic when they’re feeding. The video is filmed over three hours, during which time you can see the fluorescent beads moving through the copepods’ bodies. “The plankton were swimming and processing food non-stop,” says White. Millions of tonnes of plastic litter end up in the ocean every year and the effect on marine life is a growing concern. Among this debris are tiny particles from fragments of objects like buoys, floats or polyester fabrics or from additives in cosmetics. They contain toxic morsels that could be passed up the food chain if swallowed by organisms at the bottom. So far, Cole and his colleagues have seen that a range of zooplankton, including crab and oyster larvae, consume these microplastics. In some cases, the creatures excrete the plastic within hours, but it can remain in their intestinal tracts for up to seven days if the zooplankton don’t have access to food. The plastic hinders feeding by reducing the rate at which they can consume algae, which in turn can make it harder for them to survive and reproduce. https://www.newscientistbeta.com/article/dn27849-plankton-snacking-on-plastic-caught-on-camera-for-the-first-time/?utm_source=NSNS&utm_medium=SOC&utm_campaign=hoot&cmpid=SOC%257CNSNS%257C2015-GLOBAL-hoot
