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a

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hour pam pam pa pa pam pam pam pam pam [music] pam pam pam [applause] [music] [

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a

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[applause]

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[music]

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but my eyes are not able to bear

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so much dazzling beauty, leave

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my hearing of speech, friend, otherwise I will decide that

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you are kidding me, well, let's get started,

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I'm afraid colleague, you have already lost,

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but let me, you started this without me

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it’s dishonest it’s dishonest to be half an hour late

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I have a good reason

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I was busy with an important matter when I see

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a colleague at our age it’s no longer respectable

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to spend so much time on a marathon

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I ask you not to be silly this is not some kind of

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marathon but a cultural ritual that

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every intelligent person is obliged to perform

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he appears, yeah, this is our

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philosophy, our symbol was and the benefits

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of this symbol,

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now I will demonstrate to you

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what benefits my enemies have,

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for example,

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juggling

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[music] like

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this

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[music]

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yes, I can stand on them without them and that they

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buddy, it’s not something and

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so

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the pulse is normal, the

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breathing is normal, well, sleep is the

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best thing for him now, and when

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his simple builds up again, so to speak,

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there will be more benefits from this symbol, I

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can’t promise anything comforting,

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the years, as they say, are taking their toll, I’m afraid the

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careless behavior of our little moose

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cost him his last couple of slaves will

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not grow up to eat anymore but why is this

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unfair this is a law of nature I will

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explain everything now

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we are all made up of tiny bricks

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they are called cells strong they can do it and

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faces this way new cells are obtained

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this is a very useful property

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especially when we grow

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over time, our cells age or

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get damaged, but instead of them

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new ones appear and all thanks to the ability to

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divide, the

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first caps will fall out and new ones will appear,

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then if, of course, age allows,

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then new horns can grow, it

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means nothing, our cell bricks cannot

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divide indefinitely early or later, the

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number of attempts ends, so with

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age, the wounds heal worse and

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outgrow, they stop thinking about new enemies and

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you have to dream

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[applause]

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buddy, well, you can’t, you’ve completely

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let yourself down,

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you know I really have a lot of

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free time now time, I just don’t know

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what to spend it on or rather, and what I don’t

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want to stop thinking about the enemy,

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life, life goes on belongs to the

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young, the city is on their side during

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childbirth, let the young rely on their

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nature, you must solve your

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problems yourself with the power of your advanced age

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they have bought wisdom, you can’t deceive nature,

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you try, make these lazy cells

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work, let them grow new horns for you,

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but if everything were so simple, but you don’t

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understand how

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complex this process is, well, to explain,

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all multicellular creatures begin

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their lives with one single

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fertilized cell, that means everything our

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wings, legs and tails came from one

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cell, you fall, any part of our

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body can be grown

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if

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only the very first cells can turn into anything, such

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cells are called stem cells, but after

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some time the stem cells are

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determined by their future profession

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and the back ones turn out to be a skeleton from the others

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internal organs and from the third horns and

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sights further after the cells

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choose their path in life they will no longer be

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able to turn into something else, but

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this has not yet been determined, a very

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small number of stem cells

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remain in the body, this is our

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repair team

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as soon as any damage appears in the body,

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it is the stem

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cells that rush to the site of the lesion and

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turn into the necessary cells,

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which means there is hope, you just need to find a

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stem cell lying around in your body

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and send it to the right place,

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we will grow you better horns than before, suddenly

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you are my optimistic when we are born

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we have

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only one stem cell per 10 thousand cells; teenagers already have 1

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gross cell per 100 thousand ordinary ones, but for me it’s

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generally one in a million,

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or at least a billion,

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after we reduce our

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escape capsule to the cellular

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level,

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we will go on it inside the old

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moose our goal is bone marrow, the chances are

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low, about a million to one, but

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it's worth a try

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keep your eyes open, this stem cell could

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be anywhere, I'm not afraid, I won't miss

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it

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and

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[applause]

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we

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[applause]

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my friends, responsive, there are no words to

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convey to you all my gratitude for

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what you have done, of course, the use of

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stem cells is still a very young science,

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but obviously stem cells are

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the future, the

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first assumption about the existence of

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stem cells was expressed by the Russian scientist

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Alexander Aleksandrovich Maximov at the

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beginning of the 20th century, and the Nobel Prize for the

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use of stem cells in genetics

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was awarded only in 2007 for that by a

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representative of three countries at once, the

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Italian Mario Kopeyki, the Englishman Sir

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Martin Evans and the American field

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HIV virus issue

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[music]

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may in hide and seek I'm left in the corner of the sofa

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on the raid wherever we are hiding

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then let's look at the cartoons there are no

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cartoons left on the penalty kick that

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we haven't seen yet

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then in checkers the checkers have eaten away

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[music]

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there is one game well it's too cool for

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you yes well

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I shouldn't have started this conversation

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forget no, you’ll just tell me what kind of braiding game this is,

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you wanted to say it’s too cool for you,

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this is a challenge if you’re ready to accept it

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1 2 3

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[music]

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your eyelids are getting heavy,

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you want to close your eyes and fall asleep, it’s a cheap

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trick, you won’t take this trick so easily,

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kids for

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[music] it’s

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nice to meet a worthy opponent and it’s

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even nicer to see how he loses, to

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see this you’ll have to keep

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your eyes open, don’t study,

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here you are, put on your suits quickly,

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we’ve landed on an amazing planet

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[music]

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this is truly a

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unique planet, just look

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there oh

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main goth can this really not

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be yes yes suddenly my pilot

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your eyes don’t deceive you

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that’s why when there’s nothing to do and there’s

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nothing to look at you want to look at there’s

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something I haven’t seen in this life

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look my friends look at major

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natural phenomena occur only once every

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thousand years in the entire universe, there

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may not be another chance,

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how bizarrely the light is refracted in these

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amazing

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crystals, it’s

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great

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by the way, and such lighting is not harmful to

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health, so that this light is too weak

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to harm us,

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what does this light mean, is there such a

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light that can harm us

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where does light come from and compressed of and when

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an atom receives additional energy from

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heating or from a collision with another

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atom, part of this energy is received by an

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electron and jumps to a

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higher orbit and after which the electron

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falls again into its orbit and

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releases this received energy back but

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already in the form of light, this particle of light

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is called from the fat background; in normal

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radiation, electrons jump at different

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times into different orbits and emit different

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photons in different directions; this

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radiation

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is called spontaneous; each photon

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individually is too weak to cause

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any harm, therefore scattering into

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different on the other hand, they are practically safe,

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and if you collect these photons in a beam,

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one day the great scientist of antiquity, Archimedes,

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conducted such an experiment, he distributed

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mirrors to the soldiers and ordered them to focus

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sunlight on enemy ships

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[music]

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[applause]

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that sunbeams are not a bad idea,

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we complicate the rule, it’s

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so unfair who said that?

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[music]

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now go back to pin ice the

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energies of the spacesuit will soon run out

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[music] it’s

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even a pity to leave such beauty

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[music]

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be careful, my friends, you hear be careful

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[music]

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[applause]

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we’re here right now as soon as we fall, ready to lose the

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block even now

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[music]

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soft landing, however, everyone is alive, I’m

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fine, I’m even more

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phenomenal here, even more beautiful than on the

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surface

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[music]

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just admire

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such splendor, I’ve never seen a

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tree-needles in my life, he’s mocking,

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but there’s no way out of them on our own, we

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can’t get out of here for the reception reception we are in

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a trap

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as I can be heard

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reception reception we are in a trap reception as

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I can be heard reception it is

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useless the signal does not pass through the

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walls of the cave that means we need to destroy these

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walls hedgehog look what you can do

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first look for yourself and I don’t

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need to look you need to destroy them using this method

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like him there are sunbeams sweeping Ahmed with sunbeams

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sweeping Archimedes out of the blue, suddenly you are my

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resourceful too little light, besides,

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this is not a tree for me, much

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more energy is needed here, can you imagine how

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powerful a beam of light must be to

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break through this wall, but there is a way to make

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this beam more powerful and more powerful,

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but of course How come it didn’t immediately

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occur to me, but while the atoms spontaneously

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emit photons in different directions, the

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radiation turns out to be weak, but if the

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photons are the same color and fly in

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one direction, then the power of such

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radiation will be much greater; for this it is

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necessary that all electrons temporarily

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jump to one and the same orbit means

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you just need to train these electrons, you

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don’t need to train anyone, he

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discovered that in some crystals

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the electrons, before returning to their

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orbit, linger for some time

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in the same orbit and still

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then fly apart in different directions

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so that the sides fly in one

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direction, it is enough to direct at the

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crystal better the same color that

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its electrons and photons emit;

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this well chat will take

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photons from the crystal with them and therefore a

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very powerful beam of light will come out of the cross;

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such radiation

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is called forced

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emitters that work on this

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principle are called lasers exactly a powerful

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laser gun is what will help us and where will

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we get it? We have everything we need for this.

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I pumped the energy of my suit into the crosses

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and now it’s enough to direct a beam at it

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which will provoke

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stimulated emission.

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Close your eyes now it will be very bright

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close your eyes. 1 1 anyway, stop

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fooling around, this is no longer a joke, so closing the

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first one who would speak 2 and a half like

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this for a

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couple of days in the Carpathians and you will be as

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good as new, and

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which of us won, I don’t know, we need to resolve the

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issue like a man, what do you suggest,

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silence is coming,

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my friends of the victims and so that you won’t

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be so sad to recover pin I

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designed a model of the UN assistant robot

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that can be controlled by voice commands and

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can perform all your tasks the robot

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takes and our

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robot stands and turns around

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crown gems you can play with it it understands

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up to 20 different commands I hope now you wo

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n’t get bored

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[ music]

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[music]

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[applause] [music]

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today lasers are used not only in

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powerful laser guns, but also for more

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peaceful purposes, lasers are used instead of a

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scalpel and in medicine to read a

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bar code at a checkout to arrange a laser show

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or measure the distance to the moon in general

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almost everywhere, of course, such a

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useful invention could not enter without the

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Nobel Prize in

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1964 and was awarded to Soviet scientists

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Nikolai Basov and Alexander Prokhorov, as

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well as to the American physicist Charles Towns

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for the research that led to the

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invention of lasers

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[music]

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and

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[music]

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this is based on the example of these charming

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representatives of the dipteran family we

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will be able to observe

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how adapted mosquitoes are to the

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cosmic condition

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to do nothing for you other than as a midge our

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videos produce

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more often never a romantic look at what

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adjectives they are

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wings suck and ghoul to the butt and what about

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little juliette sounds like it to me

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I’ll try

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[music]

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let me Well, the experimenters have given birth to the

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rhino mouse with their doves and others. I

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must admit that my experiment was

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more than successful on the ball, my Jules, I

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feel you in space, very

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comfortable,

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but here we’ll finish sooner than later,

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given the ever-increasing number

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of individuals,

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I’m afraid that Kopatych protsa, this could

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continue indefinitely

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as they say, there is no sadder story in

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the world

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than the story of Romeo, I

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know the way,

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now they won’t find us, which means they wo

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n’t be able to bite me, I’m afraid my

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dark friend, your way is ha-ha, better be silent, otherwise

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he’ll hear and I

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tell you to turn off the light, it’s useless,

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mosquitoes find us by smell mutant and

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abnormal are just the opposite,

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using the sense of smell to find food is

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the most normal way for living beings,

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people are used to relying on vision

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through the eyes, people receive almost all the

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information about the world around them,

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but in the eye there are only three types of

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receptors; they react to three types of

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stimuli blue green and red

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flowers from the combination of these colors and the

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overall picture

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of tastes is formed we are able to distinguish much

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more taste buds we have

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29 stools but the first place in the number of

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receptors is occupied by nose to nose in humans

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900 types of recipe

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I have a bunch of recipes from how many there are

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mosquito brothers Oddly enough, the fireplace must have

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not many olfactory receptors, only about 30, but

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it uses them very ethereal type, a mosquito

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is able to catch the smell of its prey at

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a distance of up to 50 meters,

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how can we hide from them? It can’t turn on

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its smell and theoretically it would be possible to

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disguise your smell is different

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but I’m afraid of the team very quickly learning to

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identify us by a new aroma

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I know the way you want tea sniffing

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an excavator they are not progress id and that

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now all the time to go to someone from

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dota that vanyush but only to touch such or

00:29:44

alas but this too a temporary measure should a

00:29:49

until I can hardly sleep, my friend, you are

00:29:52

not whimsical, your supply of oxygen is already at

00:29:55

zero

00:29:56

[music]

00:30:00

I also have a problem

00:30:03

now your spacesuit is not airtight, my friend,

00:30:06

you are my careless one, but it is

00:30:08

quite hot in it and your smell has most likely

00:30:11

intensified

00:30:12

[ music]

00:30:25

[music]

00:30:36

imagine that someone’s voice is calling you in the dark,

00:30:39

you can easily determine

00:30:42

the direction, go in the right direction 100

00:30:45

if the sounds come from all sides, then

00:30:48

in this noise you simply will not be able

00:30:50

to determine

00:30:53

[music]

00:31:10

here everything is a little more complicated, but you go ahead

00:31:14

simpler, yes yes, I’ll explain everything now.

00:31:20

Previously, they believed that the smelling apparatus

00:31:23

works very simply; a molecule of an odorous

00:31:26

substance enters the nose, activates its

00:31:29

receptor and a signal is sent to the brain, the

00:31:32

resulting smell,

00:31:34

but new odor molecules are constantly appearing in the world

00:31:36

and new receptors do not

00:31:39

grow;

00:31:43

scientists have realized that there is a trigger

00:31:46

that can activate

00:31:48

several recipes at once, so we can

00:31:51

recognize, but if she is a mother,

00:31:55

thanks to this property, a person with

00:31:58

her 9 receptors alone can

00:32:01

distinguish up to 100 thousand, the smell is all

00:32:04

wonderful,

00:32:09

yes, grab more in a row

00:32:21

[music]

00:32:29

he,

00:32:41

well, how to live, feelings for Marina no longer bite

00:32:45

got tangled up in our cologne tekke,

00:32:50

I'm afraid that this method

00:32:55

will have a temporary effect until the

00:32:58

whole thing falls out of our soup,

00:33:13

I'm thinking, they've got quite an appetite

00:33:15

after our soup, this is

00:33:22

[music]

00:33:28

[music]

00:33:39

but

00:33:48

[music]

00:33:54

gas sean,

00:33:58

can we solve this the problem sometime

00:34:01

and

00:34:02

quickly would be

00:34:04

phenomenal, but Kopatych has already found a

00:34:08

solution to the hamar and, attracted by its smell, they

00:34:11

themselves flew into the spacesuit, well, no

00:34:15

more, I won’t go there for you and you don’t need it, I

00:34:19

suggest creating a strong smell of bait

00:34:22

or placing it in an aquarium, it will

00:34:24

kill you our smell will attract mosquitoes and the

00:34:31

tour was invented

00:34:39

[music]

00:35:08

[applause]

00:35:11

[music] the

00:35:35

individuals look healthy and vigorous

00:35:38

despite rather cramped conditions, the

00:35:41

experiment can be considered successfully

00:35:44

completed

00:35:46

[music]

00:36:11

the ability of molecules to activate

00:36:13

several olfactory receptors at once was

00:36:16

discovered by American scientists Linda Buck

00:36:19

and Richard Axel for studying the structure of

00:36:22

the sense of smell in 2004 they were awarded the

00:36:25

Nobel Prize in Medicine

00:36:27

[music]

00:36:35

route changes enter

00:36:38

confirmation

00:36:40

confirm something new where

00:36:44

we are going today such a difference

00:36:46

today we are just flying and where we can

00:36:49

relax better and the decline there

00:36:53

will be nothing interesting three you It’s better not to touch it, otherwise it will

00:36:56

just sting him and what kind of fly bit him, a

00:37:00

fly and these no, brother, these were larger insects,

00:37:05

remember this happened exactly

00:37:09

when you invented a reducing module for a

00:37:12

balloon, and it happened like this, I’m sitting here, so

00:37:16

press on at home,

00:37:18

I’m thinking as always, but

00:37:39

you’re more confident later for the hula you will see

00:37:43

the hassle full of mouth any dividing innings here

00:37:47

I need a volunteer where are you waiting I’ll

00:37:50

find him just imagine I can reduce

00:37:54

you that you fit she’s talking

00:37:58

about someone a little o’mara

00:38:02

well why are you messing around there

00:38:04

let’s reduce already don’t get

00:38:07

ready to turn on

00:38:18

gorgeous now heading towards a giant jar of

00:38:22

honey

00:38:23

j Duma where is the battle bank I decide that it’s

00:38:28

safer to carry out Perm tests in

00:38:31

the field

00:38:32

so I’m moving us to a

00:38:36

safe clearing and there’s a real

00:38:40

jungle right there before us now that insects are

00:38:43

the size of a spinosaurus

00:38:45

[music]

00:38:47

you won’t be upset our shrinking

00:38:50

module reliably protects us from any

00:38:54

danger

00:38:56

and

00:38:58

[music]

00:39:01

well, what do you think of the

00:39:04

little bugs? It’s

00:39:05

okay to happen,

00:39:08

you’ll think about a little turbulence home,

00:39:12

reduce it, or the module is very

00:39:14

small nonsense,

00:39:17

be careful

00:39:19

[music]

00:39:20

the sciences give about them

00:39:24

[music]

00:39:28

what you ate, let’s increase your

00:39:32

barrel organ while the owner of the web I don’t think

00:39:36

I can prove that my teacher is

00:39:40

some kind of person, we

00:39:42

escaped and you think about it and the cobwebs and

00:39:46

ours are stronger than the steel, in fact for us

00:39:49

it is of course nonsense, but if you yourself are the

00:39:53

size of Omsk woohoo, then you didn’t

00:39:56

escape at least and how can you not even get out

00:40:00

simple cobweb and

00:40:04

you listen won that's enough let's

00:40:07

zoom us back and I can if this

00:40:11

cobweb is so strong home

00:40:13

diminutives fashion then it will just

00:40:16

crush us when we zoom in

00:40:18

first we need to free ourselves

00:40:22

[music]

00:40:28

[applause]

00:40:35

[applause]

00:40:37

but we won't fall off let's have some mugs we won’t

00:40:41

get rid of it yet

00:40:54

[music]

00:41:07

soft.

00:41:17

quietly, spiders and butterflies are not enough for you, look

00:41:21

at these ants with a

00:41:23

carrying capacity, cry times more from the

00:41:26

sky and the madness here is that the fact

00:41:31

that an ant can carry a large

00:41:34

load does not mean that it is stronger than us, it

00:41:38

can carry a large load, big

00:41:41

compared to me, the wild one said this is

00:41:46

the best with them and they are connected, but even then

00:41:49

only because he himself is a donut

00:41:52

about a millimeter, let's try

00:41:55

to increase it in the thousands,

00:41:59

don't let's now this whole ant

00:42:03

keegan is just bigger, that's the very wound they are

00:42:07

afraid of, on the contrary, than the ant is larger, the

00:42:10

daemon is more helpless because it

00:42:14

increases greatly with this,

00:42:19

we increase the outline parameter a thousand times

00:42:23

width

00:42:25

means it becomes heavier a

00:42:31

million just a deuce 0 if you

00:42:36

just say tumor and become very big

00:42:39

and the muscles are not so big and strong in a

00:42:43

giant ant and will be enough even to the

00:42:46

point that

00:42:47

he won’t be able to lift such a goose at all, so

00:42:51

what now they are small and so are we

00:42:55

it is we who have become small and light, but

00:42:59

our strength does not decrease so much,

00:43:02

now we ourselves can lift more weight,

00:43:06

it’s just a small group of insects,

00:43:09

and we are intelligent creatures and just as

00:43:13

strong, we should be afraid of them audit, you

00:43:17

also throw it no higher than once and let the insects

00:43:21

not understand worse than ours so that you know

00:43:24

and not speak insects can speak there is

00:43:27

no need to joke about pin if a bug

00:43:31

can speak then I and opti us the moon was

00:43:35

definitely walking and they will help us otherwise we

00:43:39

’ll see who’s smart fell down the

00:43:43

main thing is the right side to send them

00:43:47

insects can say what our

00:43:51

spider almost ate you up, they won’t catch you lila,

00:43:54

it means just talking like you and me

00:43:56

1 hour I’ll explain in more detail of course

00:44:01

insects do not communicate exactly like we humans, who did

00:44:05

n’t always know how to speak like

00:44:08

now our ancestors used sign language

00:44:12

[music]

00:44:15

so with insects They also have their own

00:44:19

sign language, and it’s very even developed, for

00:44:22

example, they found a body, it means a clearing with

00:44:26

flowers of which there is nectar, well, just

00:44:29

get overwhelmed by the attack of the clearing, there’s no

00:44:31

other way to tell the bee, the bee flies

00:44:34

back to the hive and

00:44:38

[music]

00:44:41

in this is not just emotions, this is their language of

00:44:45

communication here Every movement is important to

00:44:49

tell other bees where the

00:44:52

nectar charge is, the bee moves in a figure of

00:44:55

eight, the most

00:44:56

important part is this straight line

00:44:59

in the middle of the figure of eight of this starting line

00:45:02

indicates the direction to the right place and

00:45:06

the distance depends on the time the

00:45:08

bee moves in a straight line if it crawls for one

00:45:11

second to the honey meadows and 500 signs

00:45:14

or two seconds means the wind paid for

00:45:18

several minutes of such a dance and other

00:45:21

ashes fly out in a given direction and

00:45:25

how did you ask the bees for help,

00:45:33

hello and ear 7 I deliberately wanted to

00:45:38

say something here nearby nectar in the USA with I’ll

00:45:42

explain how to see

00:45:54

[music]

00:46:00

about [music]

00:46:03

[applause]

00:46:07

[music]

00:46:10

are you sure that you’re doing everything right?

00:46:15

gone in advertising on direct, the bee is buzzing and

00:46:19

3 count friends 15 from decisions to buns on the

00:46:23

fly

00:46:24

justu rhythm

00:46:27

[music]

00:46:34

it looks like they didn’t understand anything from your disc

00:46:39

[music] ]

00:46:45

just look at the

00:46:49

bear it’s amazing oh the bug also has its own

00:46:52

tongue

00:46:54

[music]

00:46:57

almost open your eyes

00:47:01

[music]

00:47:03

kopych that’s

00:47:07

such a happy ending in this

00:47:10

story and then we really barely managed to

00:47:13

escape before the bees realized the noise they were

00:47:16

fooled

00:47:17

great and still I don’t I’ll understand where we’re

00:47:21

flying today and why he’s landing

00:47:24

on the moon was successfully completed on the moon, why

00:47:29

on the moon, and therefore the fresh face here bet

00:47:33

that insects can talk, and he also

00:47:35

promised to call the moon a bee, so

00:47:38

now let me answer for my loss with the

00:47:42

great love of the moon to go to

00:47:46

let's shake my belly so that everything is natural I'll

00:47:50

dance that the bow is ten

00:47:53

kilometers north of the

00:47:57

information received starting to move

00:48:01

10 kilometers

00:48:04

what is this where

00:48:06

[music]

00:48:26

dollars and for exceeding soon

00:48:37

he will have so many blades that it would be enough to

00:48:40

illuminate the whole

00:48:43

now you she

00:48:45

[music ]

00:48:47

so I was talking there about fines, no big

00:48:52

deal, luckily, but yesterday’s base is

00:48:56

also starting, I

00:48:59

hasten to inform you, friends, that you are too

00:49:03

childish because of this, your self-indulgence

00:49:06

goes beyond all boundaries and, to put it simply, it’s

00:49:09

not in vain in our shadow,

00:49:14

but we just know how to have fun and you no,

00:49:18

all this is yours, how did you understand it, in

00:49:21

general, then my someone just needs to

00:49:23

grow up, and much

00:49:24

more, the hedgehog even has

00:49:27

gray hair, there are

00:49:30

external signs, alas, not an indicator of

00:49:33

maturity,

00:49:36

how to distinguish an adult from a child,

00:49:40

it would seem the answer is obvious, but if you remove

00:49:43

external differences how they will

00:49:45

differ

00:49:49

the child does not know how to restrain himself and is

00:49:53

led by his momentary desires,

00:49:57

while he does not think ahead and does not

00:50:00

care,

00:50:02

but it comes easy to him

00:50:06

children behave in accordance with their

00:50:09

desires and mood without thinking about

00:50:12

others

00:50:13

[music]

00:50:18

they are distinguished by rebellion and maxims,

00:50:28

an adult knows how to manage emotions and is

00:50:31

able to keep his mood under control,

00:50:35

he can make decisions himself and change

00:50:39

his lifestyle, this property is called

00:50:42

independence,

00:50:44

well, probably the most important property of an

00:50:47

adult is

00:50:49

responsibility, he himself is responsible for his

00:50:52

actions, no one is responsible for this responsibility

00:50:54

get out and

00:50:56

now you understand the difference between an

00:50:59

adult and a child in that adults are

00:51:03

boring,

00:51:05

here teachers are like the science of education,

00:51:09

maybe this will help you by finding a

00:51:20

hedgehog hedgehog

00:51:22

you wake up yoga hum like a memory to

00:51:27

hibernate then go into hibernation

00:51:31

if I just

00:51:34

and you me. you'll be drawn into something since when are

00:51:38

you so prudent you

00:51:40

that one of the adults bit me

00:51:47

I realized one cool thing adult children

00:51:51

are all ambassadors of us who were specially

00:51:54

invented so that they could read the notation of the

00:51:57

arc, look how many years I

00:52:00

honestly didn’t even think about it

00:52:05

maybe in general her eldest you are again talking about the

00:52:08

length of the hair because age has nothing

00:52:10

to do with catching a cold, well, yes, but there are cheerful

00:52:13

guys like us, but now I know what to

00:52:16

do with it

00:52:20

[music]

00:52:25

drugs for the

00:52:27

inquisitive, to be honest, I do

00:52:29

n’t like to read detective stories anymore here

00:52:32

read here what you need to do look at

00:52:36

extracts with a rejuvenating effect

00:52:45

tomorrow our bores will turn into

00:52:48

cheerful and carefree

00:52:50

in her well, in general, in these same ones you understand

00:52:53

but in general it will definitely work until

00:52:56

we try we won’t find out

00:52:59

[music]

00:53:09

[laughter]

00:53:15

I don’t want to upset our conspirators

00:53:18

but the book which does not use a complete

00:53:22

anti-scientific treatment

00:53:24

[music]

00:53:26

in one place I

00:53:28

suggest a more pedagogical approach to play

00:53:31

along, let him look at himself from

00:53:34

the outside and see if he can learn something,

00:53:50

we just have

00:53:52

no appetite at all

00:53:54

[music]

00:53:59

lick your fingers

00:54:01

[music]

00:54:04

you have to and your back has apparently gone through a tooth not

00:54:08

only delicious,

00:54:10

I also feel some incredible

00:54:13

surge of strength

00:54:51

[music]

00:55:04

[music]

00:55:11

[music]

00:55:16

[laughter]

00:55:18

[music]

00:55:22

hogweed with a dosage from the plant itself

00:55:37

and why are you standing here

00:55:42

and

00:55:57

I don’t want boys I want a fairy tale of

00:56:02

fir-trees and needles

00:56:07

[ laughter]

00:56:11

try not to express yourself in a way that harms this,

00:56:16

well, now we are ready to ecstasy the region,

00:56:20

enough experiments are enough, now we

00:56:23

ourselves will have to grow up

00:56:27

in order to become an adult, it is not enough to

00:56:30

just celebrate a birthday every year, but we

00:56:33

still need to

00:56:36

work hard on ourselves, we need to learn to

00:56:39

behave correctly and not indulge there,

00:56:41

somewhere it is completely inappropriate to

00:56:43

have knowledge and the more

00:56:47

diverse it is, the better a person cannot

00:56:49

call himself an adult if he does not

00:56:52

understand anything at all,

00:56:54

he always listens to the opinion of

00:56:56

another more experienced person and

00:57:00

will not be capricious

00:57:02

if he has something wrong It turns out that

00:57:04

adults are responsible for every

00:57:07

step they take and every word they say. Adults

00:57:10

are the ones who know how to restrain their emotions and go

00:57:13

to their clearly defined

00:57:15

[applause] I

00:57:25

wonder how long

00:57:28

our pedagogical experiment will last, I don’t know,

00:57:31

but so far it’s turning out to be a lot of fun, well, to

00:57:35

strengthen the effect, I’d like to add them got a

00:57:37

couple of days

00:57:39

[music]

00:57:44

maybe this evening when we put everyone to

00:57:47

bed

00:57:49

chess

00:57:51

I would love to be so

00:57:54

tired today that I would arrive early

00:57:57

[music] get

00:58:03

blamed

00:58:11

for speeding

00:58:13

[laughter]

00:58:20

think once and not park the pilot of

00:58:25

happiness and I’ll say you’re all too

00:58:31

childish

00:58:32

[music]

00:58:48

[music]

00:58:54

[laughter] the

00:59:04

younger generation has completely gotten out of hand

00:59:11

catching up, I don’t play music, don’t listen to the ground,

00:59:14

how can you be so boring, it’s

00:59:17

clear that

00:59:20

tomorrow our names are age and they will become much

00:59:25

[laughter]

00:59:28

I told you that the young need

00:59:31

an eye and only an eye what have you thought of, do

00:59:35

n’t you have a feeling where he lives, as if

00:59:39

something very familiar is happening,

00:59:43

forget about clever words, friend

00:59:46

of tomorrow, we’ll have to go to

00:59:48

childhood, we need to teach the presumptuous

00:59:51

youth a lesson

00:59:53

[music]

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How can I save a frame from a video "Смешарики. Пинкод. Сборник самых весёлых серий"?

This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.

What's the price of all this stuff?

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