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According to the scientist, global warming is not only due to human activity: the main cause is natural processes. People can speed up or slow down some changes. Ryabov explained that over the past 40 years, the warming on the planet has turned out to be stronger than ever: the average temperature has increased by two degrees. “And the consequence of rapid climate change will be natural disasters. The more global the changes, the more dangerous the disasters,” he warned. The scientist recalled that in There was a warning in the Paris Climate Agreement: if the planet warms by more than one and a half degrees over the next 30 years, a catastrophe will begin. And the increased frequency of natural disasters, in particular hurricanes and heavy rains, will only be an introduction, Ryabov added. “The beginning of colossal disasters may be the melting of ice in the oceans, and later

Snow is not white The grains of frozen water are transparent. Snowflakes seem white because their edges reflect visible white light. Sometimes, looking at a snowflake under a magnifying glass, you can see that it shines with rainbow colors. This is sunlight refracted by passing through ice. Snowflakes always have six sides Hydrogen and oxygen molecules, which make up water and, accordingly, snowflakes, can only be combined in such a way that a hexagonal ice crystal is obtained. Two identical snowflakes can exist There is a myth that two identical snowflakes cannot be found in nature. But in 1988, Nancy Knight, a scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado, discovered two identical snowflakes that appeared during a storm in Wisconsin. Snow warms Since fresh compacted snow consists of about 90-95% air, it is an excellent insulator. For this reason, many animals burrow deep into the snow in

It is the third most populous city in the whole of Eastern Europe among all capitals and cities in general. Welcome to #Bucharest! The modern Romanian capital is a blossoming city with many infrastructural projects, which have already significantly changed its ancient appearance pic.twitter.com/OuiOGX86Xy — Anton Shkaplerov (@Anton_Astrey) January 15, 2022 The capital of Romania impresses with its scale even in pictures from space. It is not surprising, because Bucharest ranks 3rd in terms of population among all the capitals of Eastern Europe. Russian cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov shared a picture of the city taken from the International Space Station. “The modern Romanian capital is a flourishing city with many infrastructure projects that have already significantly changed its ancient appearance,” the cosmonaut wrote. Super discounts of up to -70% on electronics, fashionable clothes, shoes and many other prices Anna Lysenko Even more interesting things about nature

On January 16, the church honors the memory of the Prophet Malachi and the Martyr Gordius of Cappadocia. In the people, several signs about the weather are associated with Gordeev Day. For example, if a halo appeared around the moon— the frost will increase the next day. Hares and forest birds have reached out to the villages in search of food – it will soon get very cold. Frost on the trees — the weather will be dry and clear. Clouds quickly float across the sky – to a change of weather and snowfall. Trees crackle – to frosts. A strong blizzard was considered a good omen, meaning that bees would bring a lot of honey in the new year. The people tried to remember what the day was on January 16. It was believed that March would be the same. Even more interesting things about nature

“We are considering and discussing [the option] to make such a polyvalent “Satellite”, where there will be both “delta” and “omicron”, or “Wuhan” (Wuhan strain, the original strain of coronavirus – approx. TASS), and Omicron. It is possible to create such a more complex vaccine,” he said on the Rossiya-1 TV channel.

“The faster omicron spreads, the more opportunities there are for mutations that can lead to the emergence of new variants,” Leonardo Martinez, an epidemiologist at Boston University, is quoted by the Associated Press as saying. Johns Hopkins University infectious diseases specialist Stuart Campbell Ray confirmed that a “very widespread infection” is needed for the emergence of new strains. At the same time, according to Ray, the omicron strain may not cause a decrease in the mortality of the coronavirus. “Omicron” is tentatively considered less dangerous than the previous options, but this does not necessarily mean that the coronavirus will continue to mutate in this direction, the infectious disease specialist believes. “People are wondering if the virus will become more easily transferred over time. But there is no particular reason for this. I don’t think we can be sure that the virus will become less deadly,” Ray said. He noted that