“Planeti Visa ilə kəşf edək” rubrikasının qonağı səyahətsevər Hökümə Abbasova ilə uşaqlıq arzusu olan Cənubi Afrika Respublikası və Keniyaya səyahətindən danışdıq.Söhbət zamanı Keyptaunun Mayamini xatırladan sahillərindən, Ümid burnundan və Afrika pinqvinləri ilə bağlı unudulmaz xatirələrdən bəhs etdik. Eyni zamanda, Afrikada turistlər üçün təhlükəsizlik qaydaları, Keniyanın vəhşi təbiətində safari macərası və səyahət büdcəsini düzgün planlaşdırmağın yollarına da toxunduq.

"Planeti Visa ilə kəşf edək" rubrikasının qonağı səyahətçi, turizm sahəsində 18 ildən çox təcrübəyə sahib  Günay Abdullayeva oldu.

Au début de chaque épisode de Astronomie : Fragments d'Univers, tu remarqueras que les annonces sont toujours placées au tout début. Ce choix dans Astronomie : Fragments d'Univers n’est pas un hasard, parce que quand on écoute Astronomie : Fragments d'Univers, on veut rester plongé dans l’astronomie, sentir l’espace s’ouvrir, laisser le cosmos respirer sans interruption, voyager entre les planètes et les étoiles sans que rien ne casse ce moment. Dans Astronomie : Fragments d'Univers, l’astronomie

SpaceTime Series 29 Episode 110 Lunar far side rocks rewriting history A new study claims the timing and intensity of asteroid bombardment across the lunar surface declined gradually, rather than being a short, intense burst of impacts as previously thought. The crystals that might have made Snow Ball Earth worse A new study claims planet Earth may have been pushed deeper into a global deep freeze known as snowball Earth by something as ordinary as salt. Meteor strike reported off the Western

SpaceTime Series 29 Episode 110 Lunar far side rocks rewriting history A new study claims the timing and intensity of asteroid bombardment across the lunar surface declined gradually, rather than being a short, intense burst of impacts as previously thought. The crystals that might have made Snow Ball Earth worse A new study claims planet Earth may have been pushed deeper into a global deep freeze known as snowball Earth by something as ordinary as salt. Meteor strike reported off the Western

Verilişdə müasir cəmiyyətdə qadının mövqeyi, iş və ailə arasında balansın qorunub saxlanması, karyerada uğur qazanmağın sirləri və stereotip fikirləri şəxsi təcrübə əsasında inkar edən qadınlarla müsahibəni Günel Mavliyarovanın təqdimatında dinləyə bilərsiniz.

Layihənin əsas məqsədi elm, təhsil və innovasiyaları geniş ictimaiyyət üçün daha əlçatan, anlaşıqlı və maraqlı etməkdir. ABŞ-nin nüfuzlu Stanford Universitetinin Dayanıqlı Əməliyyatlar üzrə proqramının məzunu Aybəniz İsmayılovanın təqdimatında dinləyicilər ADA Universitetinin müəllim-professor heyəti, tədqiqatçıları və tələbələri ilə aparılan maraqlı müzakirələrdə gündəlik ekoloji vərdişlər üçün praktiki məsləhətlər, idarəetmədə yaşıl təşəbbüslər, dayanıqlıq proseslərinin həyatımızda təzahürü

For years, Shantanu Rai built his life around medicine, caring for patients in underserved communities while witnessing firsthand the challenges facing both doctors and patients within the American healthcare system. But beyond the exam room, another ambition was taking shape: telling the stories that medicine alone couldn't fully capture.In today's conversation, Dr. Eiman Jahangir sits down with physician and author Shantanu Rai to discuss the intersections of medicine and storytelling, exploring

Astronomers have discovered three sudden rotation changes, or glitches, in the young neutron star PSR J1637−4642.After more than a decade of apparent stability, observations from the Murriyang radio telescope revealed these unexpected speed-ups, offering new clues about superfluid matter hidden inside neutron stars. The star’s gradual recovery could help scientists understand how matter behaves under the most extreme conditions in the universe.Thank you for listening to Bedtime Astronomy — your

Low Earth orbit is changing. With the International Space Station (ISS) approaching the later years of its life, new commercial destinations emerging and Europe investing in future transportation capabilities, a new chapter is beginning in orbit.In this episode of ESA Explores, we speak with ESA astronaut and Head of the Human Exploration Department Andreas Mogensen about why low Earth orbit still matters, what comes after the ISS and how Europe is preparing for its future in space. This is the

A bold mission concept could give humanity its first extended rendezvous with Halley’s Comet during its 2061 return.Using Hall-effect thrusters and gravity assists from Jupiter and Saturn, a spacecraft launched in 2036 or 2037 could arrive early and study the comet for months as it approaches the Sun. The mission could reveal unprecedented details about Halley’s surface, nucleus, and transformation.Thank you for listening to Bedtime Astronomy — your guide to the cosmos. New episodes on space

Near the Dead Sea, damaged parchment fragments recovered from Qumran Cave Four preserved part of an ancient story once known in full mainly through Ethiopian manuscripts. Written in Aramaic centuries before Christianity, these fragments confirmed that Jewish communities preserved a developed account of the Watchers: two hundred heavenly beings who descended on Mount Hermon, took human wives, taught forbidden arts, fathered giants, and faced a sentence of imprisonment.The story appears in the Book of

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Chris and Shane discuss well placed Messier objects to observe in September.

An Australian-led team has rebuilt thirty years of supernova observations into one consistent catalogue — and it adds fresh weight to the idea that dark energy is not constant. We also ask whether the young Sun swallowed a super-Earth, find out why a quiet Sun is bad news at thirty-five thousand feet, and watch JWST run the most sensitive exomoon search ever attempted. Plus a Crew-13 update and a skywatch with a live aurora alert for both hemispheres. In this episode · Two thousand, eight hundred

An Australian-led team has rebuilt thirty years of supernova observations into one consistent catalogue — and it adds fresh weight to the idea that dark energy is not constant. We also ask whether the young Sun swallowed a super-Earth, find out why a quiet Sun is bad news at thirty-five thousand feet, and watch JWST run the most sensitive exomoon search ever attempted. Plus a Crew-13 update and a skywatch with a live aurora alert for both hemispheres. In this episode ·         Two thousand, eight

Au début de chaque épisode de Astronomie : Fragments d'Univers, tu remarqueras que les annonces sont toujours placées au tout début. Ce choix dans Astronomie : Fragments d'Univers n’est pas un hasard, parce que quand on écoute Astronomie : Fragments d'Univers, on veut rester plongé dans l’astronomie, sentir l’espace s’ouvrir, laisser le cosmos respirer sans interruption, voyager entre les planètes et les étoiles sans que rien ne casse ce moment. Dans Astronomie : Fragments d'Univers, l’astronomie

I'm always happy to share unconventional journeys to space exploration, and this story goes hard! Julian Ragland shares his unconventional journey from Middle Eastern history to cybersecurity at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, highlighting the intersection of space assets and cybersecurity, and exploring future opportunities in aerospace and intelligence.

Astronomers using James Webb and Hubble may have finally solved the mystery of GRB 061201, a gamma-ray burst that has puzzled scientists since 2006.Once considered “hostless,” the explosion now appears to have originated in a distant, faint galaxy, potentially resolving long-standing contradictions about its distance and physical properties. A final spectroscopic confirmation could close the case.Thank you for listening to Bedtime Astronomy — your guide to the cosmos. New episodes on space

Gli UFO sono velivoli governativi. Esatto, avete sentito bene, quindi mettetevi comodi, perché dopo anni di ricerche, di indagini notturne e di analisi incrociate, è giunto il momento di svelare la verità definitiva. La curvatura terrestre che vi insegnano a scuola? E' soltanto un’illusione ottica. E la gravità? Una semplice teoria mai provata matematicamente. E quelle luci guizzanti che solcano i nostri cieli notturni, quegli oggetti che sfidano la fisica... beh, quelli non provengono da galassie