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The simpler, the more heat-resistant: The simpler a marine life form is built, the better it is suited for survival during climate change. Scientists of the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) discovered this in a new meta-study, which has been published in the research journal Global Change Biology.
For the first time biologists studied the relationship between the complexity of life forms and the limits of their adaptation to a warmer climate. While unicellular bacteria and archaea are able to live even in hot, oxygen-deficient water, marine inhabitants with a more complex structure, such as animals and plants, reach their growth limits at the latest at a water temperature of 41 degrees Celsius. This temperature threshold seems to represent an insurmountable obstacle for their highly developed metabolic systems.
Coral reefs are very sensitive towards increasing temperatures. Thus many tropical coral species already live close to their temperature maximum. Photo: Gertraud M. Schmidt / Alfred Wegener Institute
The current IPCC Assessment Report shows that marine life forms respond very differently to the increasing water temperature and the decreasing oxygen content of the ocean. "We now asked ourselves why this is so. Why do bacteria, for example, still grow at temperatures of up to 90 degrees Celsius, while animals and plants reach their limits at the latest at a temperature of 41 degrees Celsius," says Dr. Daniela Storch, biologist in the Ecophysiology Department at the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI) and lead author of the current study.
Since years Storch and her colleagues have been investigating the processes that result in animals having a certain temperature threshold up to which they can develop and reproduce. The scientists found that the reason for this is their cardiovascular system. They were able to show in laboratory experiments that this transport system is the first to fail in warmer water.
Heart, blood and circulation supply all cells and organs of a living organism with oxygen, but can only do so up to a certain maximum temperature. Beyond this threshold, the transport capacity of this system is no longer sufficient; the animal can then only survive for a short time. Based on this, the biologists had suspected at an early date that there is a relationship between the complex structure of an organism and its limited ability to continue to function in increasingly warm water.
"In our study, therefore, we examined the hypothesis that the complexity could be the key that determines the adaptability of diverse life forms, from archaea to animals, to different living conditions in the course of evolutionary history. That means: the simpler the structure of an oceanic inhabitant, the more resistant it should be," explains the biologist. If this assumption is true, life forms consisting of a single simply structured cell would be much more resistant to high temperatures than life forms whose cell is very complex, such as algae, or whose bodies consist of millions of cells. Hence, the tolerance and adaptability thresholds of an organism would always be found at its highest level of complexity. Among the smallest organisms, unicellular algae are the least resistant because they have highly complex cell organelles such as chloroplasts for photosynthesis. Unicellular animals also have cell organelles, but they are simpler in their structure. Bacteria and archaea entirely lack these organelles.
To test this assumption, the scientists evaluated over 1000 studies on the adaptability of marine life forms. Starting with simple archaea lacking a nucleus, bacteria and unicellular algae right through to animals and plants, they found the species in each case with the highest temperature tolerance within their group and determined their complexity. In the end, it became apparent that the assumed functional principle seems to apply: the simpler the structure, the more heat-tolerant the species.
But: "The adaptation limit of an organism is not only dependent on its upper temperature threshold, but also on its ability to cope with small amounts of oxygen. While many of the bacteria and archaea can survive at low oxygen concentrations or even without oxygen, most animals and plants require a higher minimum concentration," explains Dr. Daniela Storch. The majority of the studies examined show that if the oxygen concentration in the water drops below a certain value, the oxygen supply for cells and tissues collapses after a short time.
The new research results also provide evidence that the body size of an organism plays a decisive role concerning adaptation limits. Smaller animal species or smaller individuals of an animal species can survive at lower oxygen concentration levels and higher temperatures than larger animals.
"We observe in fish in the North Sea that larger individuals of a species are affected first at extreme temperatures. In connection with Earth warming, there is generally a trend that smaller species replace larger species in a region. Today, however, plants and animals in the warmest marine environments already live at their tolerance limit and will probably not be able to adapt. If warming continues, they will migrate to cooler areas and there are no other tolerant animal and plant species that could repopulate the deserted habitats," says Prof. Dr. Hans-Otto Pörtner of the Alfred Wegener Institute. The biologist initiated the current study and is the coordinating lead author of the chapter "Ocean systems" in the Fifth Assessment Report.
The new meta-study shows that their complex structure sets tighter limits for multicellular organisms, i.e. animals and plants, within which they can adapt to new living conditions. Individual animal species can reduce their body size, reduce their metabolism or generate more haemoglobin in order to survive in warmer, oxygen-deficient water. However, animals and plants are fundamentally not able to survive in conditions exceeding the temperature threshold of 41 degrees Celsius.
On the other hand, simple unicellular organisms like bacteria benefit from warmer sea water. They reproduce and spread. "Communities of species in the ocean change as a result of these new living conditions. In the future animals and plants will have problems to survive in the warmest marine regions and archaea, bacteria as well as unicellular animal organisms will spread in these areas. There are already studies showing that unicellular algae will be replaced by other unicellular organisms in the warmest regions of the ocean," says Prof. Dr. Hans-Otto Pörtner. The next step for the authors is the question regarding the role the complexity of species plays for tolerance and adaptation to the third climatic factor in the ocean, i.e. acidification, which is caused by rising carbon dioxide emissions and deposition of greenhouse gas in seawater.
Living at the limit
For generations ocean dwellers have adapted to the conditions in their home waters: to the prevailing temperature, the oxygen concentration and the degree of water acidity. They grow best and live longest under these living conditions. However, not all creatures that live together in an ecosystem have the same preferences. The Antarctic eelpout, for instance, lives at its lower temperature limit and has to remain in warmer water layers of the Southern Ocean. If it enters cold water, the temperature quickly becomes too cold for it. The Atlantic cod in the North Sea, by contrast, would enjoy colder water as large specimens do not feel comfortable in temperatures over ten degrees Celsius. At such threshold values scientists refer to a temperature window: every poikilothermic ocean dweller has an upper and lower temperature limit at which it can live and grow. These "windows" vary in scope. Species in temperate zones like the North Sea generally have a broader temperature window. This is due to the extensively pronounced seasons in these regions. That means the animals have to withstand both warm summers and cold winters.
The temperature window of living creatures in the tropics or polar regions, in comparison, is two to four times smaller than that of North Sea dwellers. On the other hand, they have adjusted to extreme living conditions. Antarctic icefish species, for example, can live in water as cold as minus 1.8 degrees Celsius. Their blood contains antifreeze proteins. In addition, they can do without haemoglobin because their metabolism is low and a surplus of oxygen is available. For this reason their blood is thinner and the fish need less energy to pump it through the body – a perfect survival strategy. But: icefish live at the limit. If the temperature rises by a few degrees Celsius, the animals quickly reach their limits.
Notes for Editors:
The paper with the title "Climate sensitivity across marine domains of life: Limits to evolutionary adaptation shape species interaction" was published 26th June in Global Change Biology. DOI: 10.1111/gcb.12645.
Please find printable images on http://www.awi.de/en/news/press_releases/.
Your contact persons are Dr. Daniela Storch (tel.: +49 471 4831-1934, e-mail: Daniela.Storch(at)awi.de), as well as Kristina Baer, Dept. of Communications and Media Relations (tel.: +49 471 4831-2139; e-mail: medien(at)awi.de).
Follow the Alfred Wegener Institute on https://twitter.com/AWI_Media and http://www.facebook.com/AlfredWegenerInstitute. In this way you will receive all current news as well as information on brief everyday stories about life at the institute.
The Alfred Wegener Institute conducts research in the Arctic, Antarctic and oceans of the high and mid-latitudes. It coordinates polar research in Germany and provides major infrastructure to the international scientific community, such as the research icebreaker Polarstern and stations in the Arctic and Antarctica. The Alfred Wegener Institute is one of the 18 research centres of the Helmholtz Association, the largest scientific organisation in Germany.
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Jesus = an imaginary character who didn't even get his name "Jesus" until the early 17th Century. He's also a zombie with beady red eyes, snow white hair, feet like brass, a deep rumbling voice, and a sharp two-edged sword for a tongue. And he has a nasty disposition because he loves to torture and kill people by the millions. He's going to destroy the world and kill all life on it.
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According to Jesus you're supposed to do your praying in private, not in public.
I wonder if the religious fanatics would be so supportive if he was passing out the passage from 1 Thessalonians 2:14-16?
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Hands-on mother Angelina Jolie treats daughters Shiloh and Vivienne to a day out at the movies
Just a week ago, she was wowing fans with her stunning black velvet dress, and now infamous right leg at the Oscars.
But yesterday, it was very much back to normal for Angelina Jolie, who took two of her children to the cinema in Hollywood.
The mother-of-six wore bright red lipstick, a beige coat and aviator sunglasses as she escorted daughters Vivienne, three and five-year-old Shiloh out of the movie theatre.
Cinema treat: Angelina Jolie took her children Shiloh and Vivienne to a movie theatre in Los Angeles yesterday to Disney movie The Secret World of Arrietty
The trio had been to see Disney cartoon film The Secret World of Arrietty at the El Capitan Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard.
The family were partially shielded by umbrellas as they made their way to their waiting car.
Little Shiloh wore a grey T-shirt, shorts and trainers and showed off her new shorter hairstyle as she clutched her little sister's hand.
Fun day out: Shiloh, five, held her little sister Vivienne's hand as they left El Capitan
Tomboy: Little Shiloh wore a grey T-shirt, shorts and trainers, and showed off her short haircut, while Vivienne sported a pretty black and white dress
Vivienne wore a pretty black and white dress over gold trousers and red shoes and held on firmly to her mother's hand.
Angelina had earlier treated Vivienne and her brother Knox to a McDonalds treat, when she and partner Brad Pitt were spotted at a drive-through for the burger chain earlier that day.
The sighting came, just 24 hours after TV doctor Drew Pinksy labelled her ever-shrinking frame as looking 'dangerously malnourished,' during a TV appearance.
Shielded: Angelina was partially hidden by oversized umbrellas as she made her way to her car
But Angelina Jolie perhaps went some way into proving her critics wrong by pulling up to the Hollywood fast food chain.
The star sat in the passenger seat alongside partner Brad Pitt as they ordered several bags of food from the drive-through.
The celebrity couple had twins Vivienne and Knox in the back of the car.
However, despite Angelina helping Brad order several bags of food, there was no actual photographic evidence of her tucking into a burger herself.
Fast food nation: Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt order some food from the McDonalds drive-through yesterday
Dr Drew Pinksy appeared on U.S. show The View yesterday where he discussed the now infamous photograph of a slim Angelina Jolie baring her right leg in a black Versace gown at the Oscars last weekend.
As the picture was flashed up on a screen behind him, he warned that women should not regard the actress as an ideal of beauty on account of her remarkably skinny figure.
'She's malnourished,' he claimed, before reiterating: 'I just see malnutrition.
Take out: Angeliana, wearing sunglasses, chipped in to help Brad do the ordering at the Hollywood joint
Feeding time: The celebrity couple hit the fast food joint, just 24 hours after Dr Drew labelled pictures of Angelina as looking 'malnourished'
'We should not look at that as an ideal of beauty, even though she might be a beautiful woman,' he added.
His comments came after he expressed the same verdict on her
'dangerously' skinny frame during his own, self-titled show earlier in the week.
Fox presenter Bill O'Reilly is another who has weighed in on the matter.
'Is it just me or is she looking mighty slim these days? Emaciated even? I was kind of taken aback. Look at the arms on her,' he said on The O'Reilly Factor the day after the Oscars.
The golden arches: The couple made the trip to the popular restaurant from their Hollywood home
Back in November Grazia magazine reported Angelina survives on as little as 600 calories a day, which is the equivalent of two bowls of cereal with milk.
Angelina's displayed her skinny arms in the sleeveless black dress
'Angelina has been known to start her day with little more than a spoonful of coconut oil and a handful of cereal,' a source told the publication.
'The worrying thing is that she is so busy, she often forgets to eat. Sometimes she'll skip lunch altogether or will just grab a few almonds and some gummy bears while she's on the go, or will have a protein-based shake rather than anything more substantial.'
Claims: Dr Drew said he thought Angelina looked 'malnourished' during an appearance on The View last week
Slimline: Angelina, posing with Brad at the Oscars on Sunday showed off a svelte figure
Angelina's fluctuating weight has been well documented, with her slim frame becoming painfully thin during difficult emotional times in her life.
The actress was forced to defend her waif-like frame in 2007, when her weight plummeted following the death of her mother Marcheline.
At the time, she said: 'I have always been lean, and this year I lost my mum and I've gone through a lot.
'Instead of people saying I look like a person dealing with something emotionally, they assume it's because I want to fit into skinny jeans.'
Meanwhile, in a new interview, Angelina discusses how she used to be the tougher parent to she and Brad's six children and mentions how Brad and their ten-year-old son Maddox share a special bond.
She told British OK magazine: 'I used to be the tougher parent but since the birth of the twins, Brad's had to play bad cop more often.
'It also depends on which of the children we are talking about. Brad has always had this incredible bond with Mad, who's very smart, and Brad loves teaching him about history and art and culture – it's an amazing thing to watch them together.
'I think I'm a little closer to the girls, maybe, but he's always making them laugh. The children are usually very well-behaved though.'
Happy brood: Angelina and Brad in Japan last year with their six children Maddox, Pax, Shiloh, Zahara, Vivienne and Knox
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Home > Press > Arrowhead majority owned subsidiary, Unidym, Inc. consolidates operations
Arrowhead Research Corporation (Nasdaq: ARWR) announced today that its majority owned subsidiary, Unidym, Inc., has closed its Houston, Texas operation in order to consolidate its carbon nanotube (CNT) production capabilities with the rest of its operations in California's Silicon Valley. This move was the latest in a series of steps taken to improve efficiencies implemented by Unidym's newly appointed chief executive officer, Mark Tilley, Ph.D., who also serves as Arrowhead's Vice President of Advanced Materials.
"Unidym has built what we believe to be a dominant position in high value CNTs for electronics and energy applications by rolling up foundational technologies from over a dozen institutions and acquiring three companies," said Dr. Christopher Anzalone, Arrowhead's chief executive officer. "A challenge for this type of roll-up is integration, and consolidating CNT production in California represents the completion of Unidym's integration of Houston-based Carbon Nanotechnologies, Inc., which was acquired in 2007."
As part of the consolidation, Unidym is also sharpening its focus to better serve its ongoing joint development agreements with touch panel and LCD manufacturers. Unidym's CNT production efforts are now aimed solely at producing the proprietary high grade of material needed for its CNT inks and films for the electronic industry. Unidym is expanding its licensing program to extract value from production of other grades of CNTs for non-core markets.
"Although the timing of the plant closure was based on the expiration of our facility sublease, the decision to consolidate in the Valley is driven by longer term considerations including integration of our business development, R&D and production teams in the same location during our commercial ramp up and an improved cost structure," Dr. Tilley said.
Unidym is a leader in carbon nanotube-based transparent, conductive films (TCFs) for the electronics industry. TCFs are a critical component in devices such as touch panels, displays, and thin-film solar cells. For example, both touch panels and LCDs typically employ two TCF layers per device. Unidym's TCFs offer substantial advantages over the incumbent technology, indium-based metal oxides, including: improved durability, lower processing costs, and lower overall cost structure.
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Microsoft is preparing a host of technologies for Longhorn that it says will make it easier for users to set up wireless networks, connect networked devices and improve the user experience by watching available bandwidth and making it easier to troubleshoot, the software maker said.
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Today, June 28, 2016, the developers of the Gentoo-based Sabayon Linux computer operating system have had the great pleasure of announcing the general availability of new respin ISO images for the month of July 2016. Right on the schedule, Sabayon 16.07 Live ISO images are now available for download, switching the OS to the latest Linux 4.6.3 kernel from the deprecated Linux 4.5 branch that shipped with the May ISO respins of the GNU/Linux distribution, Sabayon 16.05.
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Politicians are well versed in the art of posing for the cameras, but a three-way handshake went horribly awry for Obama and his pals.
In amongst all the facts and figures floating around it appears one vital piece of information has been largely overlooked. JZ will be loving this then.
Sodwana Bay's guesthouse owner Andre Slade has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. Now his life just got a whole lot worse.
As the British economy reels in the wake of the Brexit vote, some are suggesting that the divorce might not come to pass at all. Here's why.
Nigel Farage is not a gracious winner, something that was made obvious as he smugly attacked the EU and blew his own trumpet.
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There's wealthy people and then there are billionaires, and this how how much money they lost after the UK decided to leave the EU.
The UK just voted to leave the EU and, as predicted, there will be consequences. Turns out Scotland are pretty much fuming.
Just when you think Andre Slade couldn't get any worse you hear another interview, one where he really outdoes himself.
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With the news of Brexit reverberating around the world heads have begun to roll. They don't come much bigger than David Cameron though.
Now that Britain has left the European Union, it's pretty obvious that a bit of shit has already hit the fan. The worst is still to come.
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Former CIA official: concessions by Israel cannot be discussed "rationally" in United States
The week opens with President Bush's "peace plan" for the Middle East in shambles, more than 100 Palestinians dead, many of them civilians, and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice heading to the Middle East for a round of talks with Israeli and Palestinian officials. A New York Times story published today said that encouraging Israel to negotiate a cease-fire with Hamas would pose problems because according to Middle East experts consulted by the newspaper, that would "further legitimize Hamas."
Martin Indyk, a former United States ambassador to Israel, said reaching a cease-fire would "make it look like Hamas is the entity with which Israel and the West should be negotiating . . . Excluding them doesn't work," Indyck told the Times, "and including them doesn't work, either. So what do you do? This is a situation that does not lend itself to a sensible policy."
But Hamas already has legitimacy among Palestinians, who in theory are a party to peace talks. The group won the 2006 Palestinian elections and enjoys far greater popular support than Mahmoud Abbas, the American-backed Palestinian president. You don't have to endorse Hamas to recognize that any "sensible" policy involves conversations with the group. Even Israelis understand this, a poll published by the newspaper Haaretz last week showed. According to the survey, 64 percent of Israelis "say the government must hold direct talks with the Hamas government in Gaza toward a cease-fire and the release of captive soldier Gilad Shalit." Only 28 percent opposed such talks.
In this country any such talk of engagement with Hamas amounts to political heresy. Indeed, on the broader subject of Israel and Palestine, there are no notable differences between the major presidential candidates. After generating a wave of criticism for once merely expressing sympathy for Palestinians, Barack Obama was long ago bullied into submission. "In carefully worded speeches to American Jewish groups, [Obama] has stressed an absolute commitment to Israeli security and played down anything remotely likely to cause controversy," the Washington Post said in a story today.
The Post said that despite Obama's "professions of being the candidate of change, most of the policies outlined in his speeches, in the briefing papers issued by his campaign and in the written answers he gave to questions submitted by The Washington Post fall well within the mainstream of Democratic and moderate Republican thinking. On a number of issues, such as the Middle East peace process, Obama advocates a continuation of Bush Administration policies but promises more energetic and intense presidential involvement." Despite all of this, Obama is being increasingly attacked on the ridiculous grounds that he is "an enemy of Israel."
I recently spoke with Paul Pillar, a 30-year CIA veteran who between 2000 and 2005 coordinated intelligence on the Middle East, about current American policy and the likelihood that it might change under the next administration, whichever that might be. Pillar, now a visiting professor in the Security Studies Program at Georgetown University, said:
Engagement with Hamas is essential to any Israeli-Palestinian peace. Politically that's a very hard position to take in this country–and impossible for this administration, which considers Hamas to be nothing more than a terrorist group. The Israeli-Palestinian issue is going to be difficult for the next president as well. Israel needs to be pushed to make concessions, and that's a topic that we can't seem to be able to discuss rationally in this country. Perhaps the only real chance that the topic can be approached is if the next president has a successful first term and is re-elected in 2012, and if the economy is strong. Maybe then he or she will decide to make the huge effort required to address the situation–it would require that level of favorable circumstance.
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"We held our ground," the governor said shortly after the release of a letter from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services acknowledging a "common understanding."
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"They have granted us everything we've asked for. For that I am grateful," the governor said, calling the sharing of identifying information with the federal government "something we're not going to compromise on."
The letter from Gary Cohen, director of the federal department's Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight, also specifies that Utah will have an annual opportunity to decide not to run the state small business exchange.
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Nowadays reports of UFO sightings appear in the media so frequently that they hardly catch anyone's eye. More often than not the alleged UFOs turn out to be signal rockets, meteorological probes, airplanes or their traces. But this certainly does not apply to sightings registered centuries ago — when no rockets or airplanes existed at all. Moscow daily Komsomolskaya Pravda publishes a document from a personal archive that tells of a UFO spotted over Kremlin back in 1808.
"I found this document in the personal archive of a Moscow senator Peter Poludensky, who worked for the Tsar's Secret Service and died in the middle of XIX century. Apparently the manuscript attracted his attention for some reason," says Alexander Afanasyev, an expert of the Russian State History Museum, department of manuscripts.
"Ufology is really not my area, but I am determined that the manuscript describes a UFO."
"Radiance Over the Kremlin"
"On September, 1, 1808, at 8 o'clock and 7 minutes in the afternoon, in the sky, clear and sown with stars, a phenomenon appeared, incomparable in its beauty and rigor, as well as in radiance and enormous size, to anything seen before. As we noticed it, attracted by the loud cracking sound, it was rising in an arch over the horizon, from 55' to almost 90'. Having passed this distance in an instant, it stopped among the clouds as if over the Kremlin and looked like a long straight plate some nine arshin (6.35 meter) long and half arshin (0.35 meter) thick.
Then on its front edge, turned to the South-West, an oval flame flared, some two arshin (1.4 meter) long and one and a half arshin (1.4 meter) thick, with a flame that can only be compared to the radiance of burning phosphor.
Floating in a circle without open fire or sparkle, it nonetheless lighted everything around as broad daylight; then the flame went out, the light disappeared, but the bright plate remained and quite smoothly went perpendicularly upwards, reached the stars and still could be seen for some two minutes and then, without disappearing, it became invisible due to the extraordinary height."
Indeed, the mysterious object described bears resemblance to modern UFOs descroptions by its ability to stop and start off abruptly, radiating light, regular shape. However, Afanasyev rules out the possibility of the manuscript being a fake.
"Impossible. The manuscript is written on authentic paper, produced in 1805. The spelling and the style obviously belong to the beginning of XIX century, and the author must have been an educated person, probably a Moscow State University professor, since the University is just across the street from the Kremlin."
The researcher turned to astronauts, hoping to find out what the author of the manuscript actually witnessed, but unexpectedly the astronomers helped him identify the author.
"In 1808 at a meeting of Moscow Naturalist Society Andrey Chebotaryov, a 24-year-old professor of chemistry at the Moscow University, made a report on a meteor that he happened to see," says Galina Ponomaryova, an expert of the State Astronomy University.
"Of course it was not a meteor, but at that time any object in the sky was identified as a meteor."
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The manuscript was accompanied by a sketch, depicting what Chebotaryov saw.
1. September, 13, 1808 at 20:07 at the Moscow State University Chebotaryov hears a cracking noise, and lookin out of the window sees a rectangle object 6.35 meters long and 0.35 meters thick, rising in an arc.
2. The object freezes over the Kremlin at some two or three kilometers' height. On the lateral part a bright ball of flamó flared, some 1.5 meters in diameter. The radiance continued for five seconds.
3. When the radiance went out, the object smoothly raised vertically upwards and was visible for two minutes.
"The aim of this document still remains a mystery for me," Afanasyev adds.
"At first I suggested that it was a draft for an article in the paper, but neither the Moscow State University's newspaper, nor any other Moscow edition published this material.
Chebotaryov could be preparing an article for the Moscow Naturalist Society newsletter, but for some reason it was never published and stayed in the archive until Peter Poludensky discovered it. Finally, the manuscript was rediscovered by modern researchers and couls be published for the broader public.


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