Day: July 20, 2018

In some regions of Russia the snow falls Output in some regions of Siberia it is expected of intense cold. About this “Russian newspaper” said the scientific Director of the hydrometeorological center Roman Vilfand. Now in Berlin: Berlin: +22° 41% 755 mm Hg. article 5 m/s During the week the temperature made a “jump” at 27 degrees. That is, a few days ago on the Taimyr and Evenkia stood the summer heat and now the temperature tends to zero and can easily push the snow. In Siberia sharply colder, temperatures in the Northern half of the Peninsula reaches up to -2 degrees.Roman Evilfantasy head meteorologist Today wet snow was observed in the area of Norilsk. Publication of Norilsk. To live In Norilsk (@zhitvnorilske) 19 Jul 2018 11:53 PDT During the download an error has occurred.Snow in Norilsk. 20 Jul 2018 Snow is possible in the next two to three days,

A young American with his bare hands had saved the prickly shark A young resident of the state of Rhode island, USA, saved thrown by the waves on the rocks shark. The video drew the attention of the information portal UPI. The video, filmed by her mother, the girl is on the coast. Suddenly, the boulders shall roundnose prickly shark. American quietly taking the fish by the tail, pulls out of the water and produces a deeper place. During the download an error has occurred. “The glory and honor of my daughter, who found the shark stuck in the rocks and rescued her,” wrote touched a woman. Check out this shark grabbed Ali – stranded in the rocks off of Block Island yesterday! Photo courtesy @Eweather13 pic.twitter.com/LJ9w1GgjqW — Emily Volz (@EmilyVolzNews) 19 Jul 2018 Roundnose the spiny dogfish or dogfish is one of the most common species of sharks that

Physicists set a record speed Physicists from Switzerland and the USA dispersed nanoparticles of silicon to a record for all known rotating bodies speed — more than a billion revolutions per second. Two groups of physicists from Switzerland and the US hyped the nanoparticles to record speeds — billions of times a second. Swiss physicists have suspended silicon nanoparticles with a length of 100 nm in a high vacuum, caught in a laser trap, and irradiated them with polarized light, forcing him to spin wildly around its axis. The experiment of American scientists from Purdue University (Indiana) was similar to Swiss, but nanoparticles had the shape of a dumbbell; the authors note that such a geometry may allow the use of a rapidly spinning nanoparticles to measure small masses. Scientists unraveled the nanoparticles not only to put the record. Theoretically, using such a rotating particle it is possible to measure