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“The nasal vaccine is a two—component. If the primary vaccination, then two components are used, and if as a booster, then one component,” he said. Earlier, Denis Logunov, deputy head of the Gamalea Center, said that the nasal vaccine from COVID-19 “Sputnik V” is painless, has a minimum of side effects, and will create an additional barrier in the form of immunity in the upper respiratory tract. In early November, Ginzburg reported that an additional nasal vaccine vaccinated against COVID-19 would not be a vector of the virus. The Gamalei Center has already developed several vaccines for the prevention of COVID-19: Sputnik V, which has shown high efficiency and safety and has already been approved in more than 70 countries, Sputnik Lite, designed primarily for revaccination, and Sputnik M, for adolescents. In addition, EpiVacCorona, created in the Novosibirsk Vector Center, and KoviVak, developed by the Chumakov Center of the Russian

Vujnovich noted that although the increase in mortality with omicron is much lower than with the delta strain, one should not be mistaken about the current trends. She stressed that Russia is at the peak of the epidemic and urged to “hold on.” Earlier, a WHO representative said that the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) provided the international organization with all the documentation on the Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine. This is how she commented on the approval process of the Russian vaccine.

Octavian received the title of Augustus After the murder of the lifelong dictator of Rome Gaius Julius Caesar by supporters of the republican system, power passed to three military leaders – Octavian, Antony and Lepidus. They started a civil war. Having triumphantly ended the long-term war, Gaius Octavian returned to Rome. Remembering the bitter experience of Caesar, he transferred managerial powers to the Senate. The Senate, in turn, proclaimed Octavian Caesar, and he was given the title of Augustus, which means “divine” in Latin. It happened on January 16, 27 BC. The wedding to the kingdom of Ivan IV January 16 , 1547 in The Assumption Cathedral of the Moscow Kremlin hosted the solemn wedding of the first Russian tsar Ivan IV Vasilyevich, later nicknamed the Terrible. At that time he was 16 years old. On the occasion of the accession to the throne of Ivan IV, the Order of the

Netizens shared a video from Kursk region, in which lightning flashes and thunder rumbles over a snow-covered city. A snow storm was observed in the region on January 14. This is a fairly rare meteorological phenomenon in which snow, freezing rain or ice croup falls instead of rain during a thunderstorm. According to thermodynamics, a snow storm is no different from a normal thunderstorm, meteorologists say, but the upper part of a cumulonimbus cloud is usually quite low, and low temperatures turn drops into snowflakes. Most often this phenomenon is observed in the Great Lakes region in the USA and ​​​​Canada. Super discounts of up to -70% on electronics, fashionable clothes, shoes and many other prices Anna Lysenko Even more interesting things about nature

The causes of his death are not specified. In 2000, Cerruti was awarded the Order of Merit in Labor. The fashion designer was born on September 25, 1930 in a family of textile industrialists, having inherited the family business at the age of 20. Since 1957, he has achieved worldwide fame by presenting his first Hitman clothing line in Milan. In 1962, together with Osvaldo Testa, he founded the Flying Cross brand. In 1967, Cerruti opened the first boutique Cerruti 1881 on Madeleine Square in Paris. In the mid-sixties, for his company Lanificio Fratelli Cerruti, he hired a newcomer at that time, Giorgio Armani, as a designer. In the seventies, the designer created the first deconstructed jacket. The clothes he created were popular with the stars and more than once flashed at the Academy Awards or the Cannes Film Festival. In addition, he was the official designer of the Ferrari Formula

Tom Jacobs from the USA, who previously served as a naval officer, helped scientists discover a Jupiter-like planet outside the Solar System. A Bellevue resident participates in volunteer online projects that allow everyone – so-called citizen scientists – to view telescope data in search of signs of exoplanets, NASA reports. Volunteers check the graphs of the TESS satellite data, trying to detect changes in the brightness of a particular star. A periodic drop in brightness may indicate that a celestial body passes in front of the star in its orbit. Dubbed TOI-2180 b, the giant gaseous planet is located about 379 light-years from Earth. It orbits a star with about the same mass as the Sun, and is slightly further away from it than Venus is from the Sun. Earlier, astronomers discovered an exoplanet with an unusual orbit. It orbits a red dwarf, and the temperature on it changes dramatically