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Day: January 9, 2022
Berdymukhamedov urged to extinguish the “gates of hell” in Turkmenistan
View this post on Instagram A post from This World (@thisworld2022) Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov has called for extinguishing the Darvaza gas crater in the Karakum Desert, which is called the “gates of hell”. Speaking on state television, he noted that the burning crater “negatively affects both the environment and the health of people living nearby.” “We are losing valuable raw materials that we could export and use the funds received to improve the welfare of the people. In this regard, I instruct you to gather scientists, if necessary, to attract foreign specialists and find a way to extinguish this fire,” the President of Turkmenistan said. Berdymukhamedov already raised this issue in 2010. The Darvaza crater (the official name is “The Radiance of the Karakums”) was formed in 1971 near the settlement of Darvaza in the Turkmen SSR. Soviet geologists have discovered an accumulation of underground gas. As a result
The United States explained Blinken's words that outraged the Russian Foreign Ministry
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Zakharova: About 1600 Russians wanted to return home by export flights from Kazakhstan
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs & nbsp; RF registered about & nbsp; 1600 applications of Russian citizens wishing to fly to & nbsp; Russia from & nbsp; Kazakhstan by export flights. The official representative of the department Maria Zakharova reported on & nbsp; & nbsp; on her Telegram channel. “ As of & nbsp; today, in & nbsp; about & nbsp; about & nbsp; about 1600 citizens are registered who have expressed a desire to use the export boards to return in & nbsp; Russia & raquo;, & nbsp; & mdash; the diplomat emphasized. The flights will be carried out by military transport aircraft of the Ministry of Defense & nbsp; RF with & nbsp; participation of the Russian Embassy in & nbsp; Kazakhstan, the Consulate General in & nbsp; Alma-Ata and & nbsp; Department of the Situational and Crisis Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia. Earlier,
Kyrgyzstan declared that its citizens were not involved in the riots in Kazakhstan
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Scientists have suggested that the Sun had rings
The Sun Used to Have Saturn-Like Rings That Stopped Earth From Being a ‘Super-Earth’ https://t.co/aSmpN2HubM pic.twitter.com/IBE0v0bxI0 — JamesS (@greenleukocyte) January 9, 2022 Before the appearance of the Earth and other planets in our Solar System, the Sun could be surrounded by giant rings of dust, like Saturn. Perhaps they prevented the Earth from turning into a “super-earth” – a type of planet that is about twice the size of Earth and 10 times “heavier,” astrophysicists from the United States said. Astronomers have found that super-earths revolve around about 30% of the sun-like stars in our galaxy, that is, they are quite typical. This means that there must be a reason why there is not a single super-earth in our Solar System. In their research, astrophysicists have created a computer model of the formation of the Solar System, which arose from a “collapsed” cloud of dust and gas, known as the
Folk signs for January 9: should we wait for warming
Frost and frost are considered a good sign — they portend a fruitful year. Snowfall promises a harvest of berries and mushrooms. Farmers used to watch the animals. If livestock is worried, bad weather is coming.Small birds are hiding – they feel the approaching snowfall. Crows and magpies walk around in the snow – to thaw, gather on the treetops – to cool down. Fog over fields and valleys portends warming, the moon has turned red – to snow and mild weather. Even more interesting things about nature
Shoigu announced an information war on all fronts
This opinion was shared by the head of the military department on the & nbsp; broadcast of the program 'Military acceptance' on the & nbsp; Zvezda TV channel. “ The time has come that & nbsp; today it is not & nbsp; just the presentation of information in & nbsp; one form or another, it is a big, not & nbsp; I'm not afraid of this word, war. Information war, which goes on & nbsp; all fronts, and & nbsp; to lose in this war, we & nbsp; do not & nbsp; have any right & raquo;, & nbsp; & mdash; commented to Shoigu on the work of the Department of Information and & nbsp; Mass Communications of the Ministry of Defense, to which the issue was & nbsp; dedicated. The Minister of Defense announced the & nbsp; information war against Russia back in & nbsp; 2016. According to &
In Russia, 763 deaths due to coronavirus were recorded during the day. This is the minimum since September 13
MOSCOW, January 9. /tass/. The number of deaths due to coronavirus in Russia increased by 763 per day against 796 the day before, to 316,163. This was reported to journalists on Sunday at the federal operational headquarters to combat the new infection. The number of deaths was the lowest since September 13, 2021, according to TASS calculations. The conditional lethality of the new infection (the final one can be determined only after the end of the epidemic) remained at the level of 2.97%, it follows from the data of the headquarters. The number of people cured after coronavirus infection increased by 20,751 per day, to 9,686,912. The share of discharged patients, according to the headquarters, has almost reached 91% of the total number of infected. The number of confirmed cases of infection increased by 16,246 per day, to 10,650,849. In relative terms, the increase in the number of cases was 0.15%.
Archaeologists in Oman have discovered a 4 thousand-year-old “tabletop”
During the excavations of a Bronze and Iron Age settlement near the village of Ain Bani Said in In Oman, archaeologists have discovered a stone board game 4 thousand years old. On the stone plaques, the marked fields and holes for chips have been preserved. Similar games have previously been found in India, Mesopotamia and Eastern Mediterranean countries, according to the Polish Center for Mediterranean Archaeology. The excavations were carried out by Polish and Omani archaeologists. They are studying settlements in the Kumaira Valley, where prehistoric sites, burials, as well as settlements and towers that are up to 4.5 thousand years old were previously discovered during preliminary studies. In ancient times, there was a path connecting Bat in the south, Buraimi and Al-Ain in the north and the sea coast near Sohar in the east. The researchers also found evidence of copper processing and several copper objects. In ancient cuneiform texts