Foreigners were the culprits of the majority of road accidents with their participation in Russia

Foreigners were responsible for 61.5% of road accidents with their participation in Russia in nine months participation that occurred in Russia in nine months of 2021 follows from a survey of road traffic accidents in the country prepared by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which was reviewed by TASS. “On average, foreign drivers were responsible for 61.5 percent of all road accidents with their participation. In almost two-thirds of the cases, drivers were guilty of committing an accident – citizens of the republics of Armenia, Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan, only in half of the cases the drivers were citizens of the republics of Belarus and Kazakhstan, ”the study says. Also by 3.6 percent increased the number of road traffic accidents associated with violation of traffic rules by citizens of the CIS countries and by 1.5 percent – the number of people injured in such accidents. The largest number of such accidents

The doctor revealed ways to get used to the cold

Therapist Romanenko urged to sleep at 18-22 degrees to get used to the cold weather “Tatyana Romanenko told the Russians how to help the body adapt faster to low air temperatures. She revealed ways to increase tolerance to cold and not freeze in an interview with Sputnik radio. The specialist explained that in cold weather, heat in the human body is redistributed: it remains in the vital organs, while the legs, arms and nose may freeze. She called for reducing discomfort and training cold receptors. In order for the body to get used to low temperatures, it needs to create minimal cooling by reducing the temperature in the room. “It is optimal to sleep at a temperature of 18 to 22 degrees, and slowly leave the comfort zone. If the room temperature is 30 degrees, then even at 10 degrees outside we will feel frozen, and the risk of hypothermia

The doctor revealed ways to get used to the cold

Therapist Romanenko urged to sleep at 18-22 degrees to get used to the cold weather “Tatyana Romanenko told the Russians how to help the body adapt faster to low air temperatures. She revealed ways to increase tolerance to cold and not freeze in an interview with Sputnik radio. The specialist explained that in cold weather, heat in the human body is redistributed: it remains in the vital organs, while the legs, arms and nose may freeze. She called for reducing discomfort and training cold receptors. In order for the body to get used to low temperatures, it needs to create minimal cooling by reducing the temperature in the room. “It is optimal to sleep at a temperature of 18 to 22 degrees, and slowly leave the comfort zone. If the room temperature is 30 degrees, then even at 10 degrees outside we will feel frozen, and the risk of hypothermia

Cynologist warned of the danger of poisoning a dog at home

Cynologist Golubev: Plants and household chemicals can poison a dog at home. He noted that these animals are curious and can find plants, food or household chemicals that are dangerous for them, RIA Novosti reports. “Sometimes we just don’t think about the fact that the house can be dangerous for a dog foods or plants. To avoid trouble, carefully study all household chemicals, plants and other products that can harm the dog if it tries to chew or eat them, ”said the dog handler. Golubev recalled that all potentially dangerous items should be removed to an inaccessible place where the pet cannot reach. From drugs, narcotic components, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, antidepressants, painkillers and analgesics can seriously harm or lead an animal. Among indoor plants, irises, daffodils, peonies, lupins, calla lilies, standing in vases, are dangerous for a dog tulips, lilies, gypsophila, snowdrops, chrysanthemums, lilies of the valley, delphiniums, foxglove, as

Cynologist warned of the danger of poisoning a dog at home

Cynologist Golubev: Plants and household chemicals can cause poisoning of a dog at home. He noted that these animals are curious and can find plants, food or household chemicals that are dangerous for them, RIA Novosti reports. “Sometimes we just don’t think about the fact that the house can be dangerous for a dog foods or plants. To avoid trouble, carefully study all household chemicals, plants and other products that can harm the dog if it tries to chew or eat them, ”said the dog handler. Golubev recalled that all potentially dangerous items should be removed to an inaccessible place where the pet cannot reach. From drugs, narcotic components, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, antidepressants, painkillers and analgesics can seriously harm or lead an animal. Among indoor plants, irises, daffodils, peonies, lupins, calla lilies, standing in vases, are dangerous for a dog tulips, lilies, gypsophila, snowdrops, chrysanthemums, lilies of the valley, delphiniums,

Russian astronomers have studied molecular clouds in Orion

Russian astronomers have studied the photodissociation area in the Orion Bridge source in the mid-infrared range. The results, published in the arXiv.org preprint repository, will help scientists understand the evolution of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in space. The Orion Bar is a region in the interstellar medium at the interface between hot ionized gas and cold molecular clouds, energetically dominated by non-ionizing ultraviolet photons. Thus, this region is a photon-dominated region (PDR) that affects organic molecules present in space, including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). Scientists analyzed archival photometric and spectroscopic observations made with telescopes UKIRT, Spitzer, ISO and SOFIA. They examined the flux density from the emission regions of the Orion Barrier at wavelengths of 3.3, 3.4, 3.6, 6.6, 7.7 and 11.2 micrometers in different places of the photodissociation region and a spectrum of 3-45 micrometers in one place. The researchers also simulated the photodegradation of PAHs due to ultraviolet radiation.

Russian astronomers have studied molecular clouds in Orion

Russian astronomers have studied the photodissociation region in the Orion Bar Russian astronomers studied the photodissociation region in the Orion Bar, focusing source in the mid-infrared range. The results, published in the arXiv.org preprint repository, will help scientists understand the evolution of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in space. The Orion Bar is a region in the interstellar medium at the interface between hot ionized gas and cold molecular clouds, energetically dominated by non-ionizing ultraviolet photons. Thus, this region is a photon-dominated region (PDR) that affects organic molecules present in space, including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). Scientists analyzed archival photometric and spectroscopic observations made with telescopes UKIRT, Spitzer, ISO and SOFIA. They examined the flux density from the emission regions of the Orion Barrier at wavelengths of 3.3, 3.4, 3.6, 6.6, 7.7 and 11.2 micrometers in different places of the photodissociation region and a spectrum of 3-45 micrometers in one place. The

The head of Primorye called for a shorter working day due to a cyclone

The head of Primorye Kozhemyako urged to let the employees go home because of the snow cyclone and let the employees go home because of the snow cyclone. This is reported by the regional government on its website. “Governor Oleg Kozhemyako called on the heads of municipalities and heads of enterprises to let employees who are not employed in round-the-clock or duty work go home due to bad weather,” the message says./p> Kozhemyako voiced the corresponding proposal during a meeting in the situation center of the Primorsky Territory. In his Instagram account, the head of the region noted that the weather in the south of Primorsky Territory is unfavorable, a cold snap and ice is expected. Classes in schools were canceled earlier due to bad weather in Vladivostok. Earlier, the scientific director of the Hydrometeorological Center of Russia, Roman Vilfand, warned some Russians about the abnormal cold. In some regions,

The head of Primorye called for a shorter working day due to a cyclone

The head of Primorye Kozhemyako urged to let the employees go home because of the snow cyclone and let the employees go home because of the snow cyclone. This is reported by the regional government on its website. “Governor Oleg Kozhemyako called on the heads of municipalities and heads of enterprises to let employees who are not employed in round-the-clock or duty work go home due to bad weather,” the message says./p> Kozhemyako voiced the corresponding proposal during a meeting in the situation center of the Primorsky Territory. In his Instagram account, the head of the region noted that the weather in the south of Primorsky Territory is unfavorable, a cold snap and ice is expected. Classes in schools were canceled earlier due to bad weather in Vladivostok. Earlier, the scientific director of the Hydrometeorological Center of Russia, Roman Vilfand, warned some Russians about the abnormal cold. In some regions,

Died Soviet and Russian actress Nina Ruslanova

Actress Nina Ruslanova died at age 75 after a long illness in Moscow Theater and film actress Nina Ruslanova died at age 75 after long illness, said director of the Guild of Russian Film Actors Valeria Gushchina, writes RIA Novosti. Prolonged illness According to her, the Soviet and Russian artist died on Sunday, November 21, in Moscow. At the age of 76, People's Artist of Russia, laureate of the State Prize Nina Ivanovna Ruslanova passed away. Valeria Gushchin Director of the Guild of Russian Cinema Actors The death of the artist in his Instagram account was also reported by her colleague Stanislav Sadalsky. According to him, she “tried to hold on”, despite her illness and called him out of old memory. “She called me on my home phone and said something on the answering machine:“ The answering machine is speaking! ” he. The actor added that “with the loss of