Perseids Meteor Shower Reaches Peak The current peak of the Perseids meteor shower is showcasing a spectacular display of over 100 meteors captured in a composite photo. The image, compiled from shots taken across six nights, highlights the meteors originating from the radiant point in the Perseus constellation. In addition to the meteor shower, the long-exposure photos also unveil the Milky Way and various nebulae, offering a stunning glimpse into the vastness and dynamism of the night sky during the Perseids activity.

Therapeutic Fasting: A Natural Approach to Healing Therapeutic fasting, a method of restoring health without medication, is the focus of discussion today. Dr. Chinara Osmonovna Sattarova, a cardiologist and candidate of medical sciences, has been utilizing fasting as a treatment method for the past four years. For the full interview, visit the website provided below.

Emergency Services Search for Missing Passenger After Fatal Boat Collision on Lake Baikal Emergency services are currently conducting a search for a missing passenger following a tragic boat collision on Lake Baikal. Initial reports suggest that the boat was carrying five individuals, resulting in one person being injured and three fatalities.

Enhancing Safety of Children on Playgrounds The project aims to improve the safety of citizens, especially children, on playgrounds and recreational areas by proposing a mandatory minimum distance between playgrounds and roads. The distance should not be less than 20 meters, varying based on the category of the road. Authorities have highlighted that many playgrounds are currently positioned too close to busy roads without protective fences. This proximity poses a safety hazard to children, exposing them to noise and harmful vehicle emissions, impacting their well-being. An upcoming addition to section 5.12.2 of the Building Regulations is intended to reduce the risk of road accidents and create a secure environment for children in playgrounds and recreational spaces.

More Than 43,000 Satellites to Be Launched Worldwide by 2035 The increasing launch activity is projected to boost the space services market by $665 billion. This growth is fueled by major orbital constellations, defense projects, and rapid advancements in launch technologies. This surge in satellite launches reflects a significant expansion in space-related industries, with various sectors benefitting from the advancements in satellite technology.

Russian Ministry of Defense Reports 42 Ukrainian Drones Intercepted and Destroyed The Russian Ministry of Defense has revealed that 42 Ukrainian drones were intercepted and destroyed over Russian regions during the night. This significant event showcases the ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting the use of drones in modern conflicts. The interception and destruction of such a large number of drones underscore the escalating nature of the situation and the advanced military capabilities of both countries involved. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential for unmanned aerial vehicles to be used in warfare, posing new challenges for defense forces in the region.

kyrgyzstan and tajikistan strengthen cooperation in the field of water resources The first meeting of the Kyrgyz-Tajik water management commission took place in Dushanbe. This joint commission aims to enhance cooperation between the two countries on the sustainable use of water resources, ensuring access to water management and energy facilities, and coordinating efforts to prevent and resolve potential water management issues. Discussions during the meeting focused on attracting investments for modernizing and restoring critically important hydraulic structures in border regions. Both Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan expressed readiness to continue their collaboration within the commission, emphasizing the importance of ongoing efforts to manage water resources effectively. Photo: Open sources For more news and events, visit our website: caravan-info.pro

First Stage Testing of "Soyuz-5" Rocket Yesterday, fire tests were carried out at Roscosmos' facility, the Scientific and Testing Center of the Rocket and Space Industry, marking the final stage of ground testing. The stage features the RD-171MV rocket engine, generating 800 tons of thrust by NPO Energomash and using kerosene and liquid oxygen as fuel components for environmental friendliness. The successful verification of the interaction between the first stage systems and the engine, with the RD-171MV operating for the designated 160 seconds, paves the way for the start of flight-design tests for the "Soyuz-5" carrier rocket developed by Roscosmos' Rocket and Space Center "Progress." This rocket is designed for launches under the joint project "Baiterek" with Kazakhstan, focusing on launching automatic spacecraft into various near-earth orbits with the use of booster blocks.

Baby Diana Monkey Born at Moscow Zoo A baby Diana monkey from the Red Book was recently born at the Moscow Zoo. This event marks an important addition to the zoo's conservation efforts, as the Diana monkey is classified as endangered and listed in the Red Book. The birth of this rare species is a significant achievement for the Moscow Zoo's breeding program. The arrival of the baby Diana monkey is a cause for celebration among zoo staff and visitors alike. The Moscow Zoo plays a crucial role in preserving endangered species and raising awareness about the importance of conservation. This birth highlights the success of the zoo's efforts in breeding and protecting rare and endangered animals like the Diana monkey.

Kremlin Stance on Nobel Peace Prize for Trump Russia's aide to the President, Yuri Ushakov, expressed that Russia could support awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to U.S. President Donald Trump if requested. However, Ushakov strongly opposed the idea of granting the prize for weapons supply, particularly in response to a mention by Zelensky of nominating Trump for providing Tomahawk missiles. The Kremlin representative criticized the notion of awarding a peace prize for arms provision, calling it "monstrous" and labeling such a concept as foolish. This stance reflects a broader trend where proposals for the Nobel Peace Prize based on political actions, such as mediating peace talks, have faced scrutiny for their perceived political motivations and implications.