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I am against war. Who is with me, support. Let's see how many of us. I believe that together we can change the world! All the money collected by this post will be spent on gifts for the children of Ukraine and Donbass.

I really want to take a selfie in a swimsuit, but so far, for some reason, it turns out only in a winter jacket.(((

Unfortunately, I had to leave my native Donetsk. Shelling has become more frequent in the last week. But I believe I'll be back home soon.

Visit to the Philharmonic.
Studies by American scientists have shown that just listening to Mozart's piano music for 10 minutes increases the IQ (“intelligence quotient”) of people by an average of 8-10 units. As European scientists have proved, it is Mozart's music that increases the mental abilities of all people who listen to it without exception (both those who like it and those who do not like it). Even after a 5-minute music session, listeners noticeably increase their concentration (concentration).

Woe to him who loved only bodies, forms, appearances! Death will take everything from him.
Learn to love Souls and you will find them again.

Victor Hugo.

Some fascinating facts about the beautiful Earth:
1. The rainbow has no beginning and no end. The rainbow is a ring. That is, we usually see only half of the rainbow. The rest is hidden behind the horizon. But, climbing a very high mountain or flying by plane, you can see the whole ring, because the edge of the Earth will not interfere with us.
2. All residents of the smallest country can easily fit on a football field. The state with the fewest inhabitants is the Vatican. This country occupies a quarter in the center of Rome, and about a thousand people live in it. The Vatican is an independent state. There, even the euro coins have a different design. This dwarf country is headed by the Pope. The area of the Vatican is only 0.4 square kilometers.
3. The largest hailstone the size of a soccer ball. July 23, 2010 in the American town of Vivian bad weather raged. When hail fell from the sky, the inhabitants were frightened in earnest. Huge ... no, giant hailstones fell to the ground and crushed everything around. One of the hailstones was about twenty centimeters in diameter and weighed a kilogram. I would not want such happiness to fall on someone's head!
4. Lightning temperature - 30 thousand degrees. Those branches that we see during thunderstorms and lightning are directed upwards from the earth, and not vice versa. Only a fifth of all discharges reach the ground. Most of them take place in the clouds. Lightning itself is very hot; its temperature reaches thirty thousand degrees Celsius. This is five times hotter than the surface of the Sun. Lightning is one of the hottest phenomena in the solar system. The air around the lightning expands dramatically, as if exploding, which is accompanied by thunder - the roar that we hear after a flash of lightning.
5. The saltiest water is in Antarctica. The water in the Antarctic Lake Don Juan in the Wright Valley in Victoria Land is so salty that it does not freeze. Even at a temperature of -50 degrees Celsius, it remains liquid, because 40% consists of salts. Water enters the reservoir not from the air, but from the soil. Gradually, the water evaporated, and the concentration of salt in Don Juan grew. When the lake was discovered, algae and some types of fungus still lived in it. Now there are no longer living organisms, and the depth of the lake is only 15 centimeters.
6. In Canada, you can walk endlessly along the ocean. Do you like walking along the seashore? Then you definitely need to go to Canada. After all, this country has 202,080 kilometers of coastline. Unfortunately, these are not beaches with warm golden sand, on which you can spread a towel and sunbathe to your heart's content. The coast of Canada is mostly wild. And in the north of the country it is also terribly cold. But it is an ideal place for whale watching. Canada is bordered to the west by the Pacific Ocean, to the east by the Atlantic, and to the north by the Arctic Ocean.
7. Liquid fresh water on the planet is less than 1%. In total, there are 1.3 billion cubic kilometers of water on Earth, if you count all the oceans, rivers, lakes, groundwater, clouds and glaciers. The bulk of the water falls on the oceans (97%). The water in the seas and oceans is salty. And people need fresh water to live. We have very little of it on the planet: only 2.5% of the total. Moreover, most of the fresh water is in a frozen state. Liquid fresh water on the planet is less than 1%! That is less than one liter for every 100 liters of water. One fifth of all liquid fresh water reserves on Earth are located in Russia, in Lake Baikal.

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