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It’s interesting how the00:00:04
first00:00:06
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paper appeared on earth. It is believed that paper was invented by the00:00:11
Chinese military leader Tsai Lun in 10500:00:14
AD. He paid attention to00:00:17
how wasps built their nests00:00:25
[music]00:00:28
gnaws off the00:00:30
hall carefully transferring the mass in the water.00:00:35
He passed it through the frame. mesh and00:00:38
air-dried and then00:00:42
smoothed out if the wasps weren’t so00:00:45
hardworking, what would people00:00:48
print their00:00:49
books on today? Professor Whyshkin will find the answer00:00:53
to any00:00:56
question00:00:58
in the media,00:01:00
you will be surprised, but Big Ben is not a00:01:04
tower at all. Although most of the00:01:07
inhabitants of the earth think so, the Londoners themselves are Big00:01:10
Ben they call the largest of the six00:01:13
bells of Westminster Abbey,00:01:15
it is he who chimes the time from here and00:01:19
Confusion and was baptized as Big BN in00:01:22
1859, the name was chosen by parliament00:01:26
louder than anyone At a meeting dedicated to00:01:29
the clock, Benjamin Hall shouted a not very00:01:32
smart official behind his back they called him00:01:35
Big Ben after another particularly00:01:38
stupid remark Hola someone suggested00:01:40
let's call the bell Big00:01:42
Ben and go home. Since then the00:01:46
bell has remained Big Ben and the tower00:01:49
in which the bell hangs is called00:01:51
by the way Saint00:01:53
Stephen Professor Whyshkin will find the answer00:01:57
to any00:01:58
question I wonder what the expression “00:02:02
not at ease” means We We’re used00:02:05
to using this phrase, but we don’t know00:02:07
Where it00:02:08
came from, in fact, everything is simple in00:02:11
French Aset is translated both as00:02:14
a plate and as a mood. They say00:02:18
that at the beginning of the 19th century, one translator00:02:21
was working on a French play and the phrase00:02:24
buddy, you’re not in the mood, translated as00:02:26
buddy, you’re not at00:02:28
ease, the Russian writer Alexander00:02:31
Sergeevich Griboyedov liked00:02:34
this phrase so much that he inserted it into the mouth of00:02:37
Famusov, the heroes of his play Woe from Wit,00:02:40
So With the light hand of Griboyedov, the crazy00:02:43
phrase took on meaning and settled00:02:46
in the Russian00:02:48
language for a long time. It’s really Woe from Wit,00:02:53
Professor Whyshkin will find the answer interesting for00:02:55
any00:02:58
question00:03:02
Why do you need a pompom on a hat00:03:06
in the 10th century, pompons were one of the insignia00:03:09
in the Russian00:03:11
army, you could distinguish an officer00:03:15
from a simple soldier by them, the soldiers00:03:19
had just white pompoms, And the officers had00:03:22
two-color00:03:24
beloras But on the headdresses of the FSH00:03:28
sailors, it was different The ships of that00:03:33
time had very low ceilings and00:03:36
pompoms on their caps saved the heads of00:03:39
sailors from being hit by ledges; today the00:03:42
pompom has lost its protective properties and has become00:03:46
simply a funny00:03:49
decoration; it can be found on the00:03:51
hats of skiers, football00:03:54
fans and ordinary00:03:58
fashionistas.00:04:00
Professor Whyshkin will find the answer to00:04:02
any00:04:06
interesting question who invented00:04:12
soap bubbles One of the most ancient00:04:16
inventions of mankind, its first00:04:19
analogue appeared on Earth at least 5,00000:04:22
years ago. The ancient Egyptians used00:04:26
soap already in the middle of the second millennium00:04:28
BC. Perhaps even then people00:04:31
learned to blow soap bubbles.00:04:34
Nowadays, some adults put on a00:04:37
real show on blowing bubbles,00:04:40
for example, the Englishman Sam Hit,00:04:42
nicknamed Soap Bubble, managed to blow a00:04:44
giant soap bubble that00:04:47
could fit 5000:04:51
people, Professor Whyshkin will find00:04:53
the answer to any00:04:56
[music]00:04:58
question00:05:03
Why do we need00:05:06
riddles cap on the side hid behind a00:05:09
stump who passes close bows00:05:13
low correctly this is a mushroom interesting why are00:05:20
riddles needed? It is believed that riddles appeared a00:05:24
very long time ago. Our ancestors collected00:05:27
their knowledge in riddles00:05:30
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so as not to incur the Wrath of00:05:34
divine forces or to protect themselves from an00:05:36
unsuccessful hunt. The ancient people used00:05:42
allegorical language in00:05:45
riddles. Therefore, along with strength and00:05:48
dexterity, the ancient people organized00:05:51
real tournaments on I guess riddles00:05:55
After all, it is precisely because of riddles or the ability to understand a00:06:00
person’s mental abilities, the00:06:03
completeness of his knowledge about nature and its laws, the00:06:06
ability to think quickly and00:06:09
think unusually in the fairy tales of many peoples,00:06:12
riddles were given an important00:06:16
place, a person who knows how to solve riddles00:06:19
became a real hero and achieved a lot,00:06:23
who has nothing to give00:06:28
Zaga Nowadays, solving00:06:32
riddles is a favorite pastime for children and00:06:35
adults. Rebuses, charades, crosswords,00:06:38
scanwords, puzzles. And00:06:41
people00:06:44
all over00:06:45
the world enjoy solving simple riddles. Do you like00:06:49
riddles? Professor Pochemushkin will find the00:06:52
answer to any00:06:58
question.00:07:02
Why are there holes in cheese?00:07:07
I wonder why there are holes in cheese?00:07:10
in the cheese that cheese makers00:07:14
call eyes, they are formed due to the00:07:16
release of carbon dioxide from the milk,00:07:19
which occurs as a result of the fermentation of the00:07:21
starters; the eyes are not formed00:07:24
immediately, but only on the twentieth day of00:07:34
cheese ripening; depending on the cheese production technology, the eyes can be large or00:07:37
small; some types of cheese, for example00:07:40
the famous Camembert has no holes at all00:07:43
because they are prepared using a special00:07:46
technology with or without holes, hard or00:07:49
soft cheese is equally loved in different00:07:52
parts of the world, vet cheese is not only very00:07:56
tasty but also a healthy product,00:08:00
Professor Pochemushkin will find the answer to00:08:03
any00:08:07
question, I wonder why people00:08:12
have freckles, freckles - This small00:08:14
pigment spots on the skin that00:08:17
appear on the face, hands and sometimes00:08:20
on the body, the cause of the appearance of freckles00:08:23
is the presence in the human skin of a special00:08:26
dye called00:08:30
activated by exposure to00:08:32
sunlight, freckles occur more often00:08:35
in red-haired and fair-haired people with00:08:38
fair skin, because freckles are a00:08:40
kind of protection protecting the00:08:43
most important parts of the body from00:08:46
strong light irritations people with00:08:49
freckles are often called sunny,00:08:51
because red hemp00:08:58
at the beginning of00:09:00
the weather Professor Pochemushkin will find the answer00:09:03
to any00:09:07
question I00:09:12
wonder why a dandelion00:09:15
needs a parachute Avan is an asteraceous00:09:17
plant it00:09:21
spreads Its seeds with the help of the00:09:24
wind the seeds of dandelions ripen00:09:28
quickly but travel around the world00:09:31
they are not sent immediately when00:09:33
warm and dry weather sets in; due to00:09:36
gusts of wind, the ripe achenes are00:09:39
torn off from the flower one after another and fly away for00:09:44
many00:09:45
kilometers; when landing, the parachutes00:09:48
fall to the ground with their pointed00:09:50
tip and stick between the00:09:54
soil particles, and raindrops hitting the00:09:58
parachutes drive the seed even deeper into00:10:01
earth So boldly00:10:04
blow away00:10:05
Let these sunny flowers please us more00:10:10
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Professor whyshkin will find the answer00:10:17
to any00:10:18
question interesting How long does it take to00:10:22
get from the Earth to00:10:25
the Moon the average distance from the Earth to the Moon00:10:28
composition is approximately00:10:30
384,00000:10:32
km the first Soviet satellite Luna 100:10:36
covered this distance In 3600:10:39
hours, the American astronaut Neil00:10:42
Armstrong, the first person to set foot on the00:10:45
lunar surface, spent 3 days on the flight, the00:10:49
fastest in 8 hours and 35 minutes,00:10:53
the satellite reached the Moon New horizons of the00:10:56
Pluto mission, if you imagine that you00:10:59
can walk to the Moon, then moving without00:11:02
stopping at a speed of 5 km The HF walk00:11:05
will last as long as 8 years and 700:11:09
months, Professor Whyshkin will find00:11:11
the answer to any question, if something is00:11:15
not clear and you have a lot of questions, we00:11:18
will answer you in an interesting way to any of your00:11:21
questions What is the sound inside the shell, what are the00:11:24
crackers made from, Who invented00:11:27
rattles, what does he want? thunder Where do frogs live in the forest?00:11:31
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