Hello, in russia there is a decade of science and technology, the ntv Television Company and the state Corporation Rosatom present a Program Science and we are a program about how science will change our lives in the next 10 years, i, vladimir antokhin, i am ekaterina shugaeva and in 10 years science will find the end of the universe , well, the end in the sense of an edge, a boundary, well, at least we will understand where it ends, but here i want to say, happiness will come, finally, yes, at the end of the program our guest. And optimists will make a forecast with what probability in 10 years science will find the end of the universe, how the universe came into being, recalls our expert, professor kapustin. Yes, the scientific history of the origin of the universe is the works of aristotle and ptolemy. Their model is the earth around which the sun revolves. This model has not changed for over a thousand years. The founder of the geleocentric model was nicolaus copernicus. In the 17t
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Md, ph. D. Is an economist physician and the Joseph Newhouse professor at harvard. Joanna, the freakonomics m. D. Podcast, which explores the hidden of health care. Christopher worsham, m. D. M. P. H. , is a researcher, pulmonologist and Critical Care physician at harvard. His research and writing have been published by the new england journal of medicine, the New York Times, the wall street journal, and the washington post. They are joined in conversation tonight by emily oster oster, a New York Times bestselling author whose books include expecting better crib sheet and the family firm. Last year, she was named the 22 Time Magazine hundred most influential people list, joanna and worsham presenting their new book, random acts of medicine. Why do kids born in the summer get diagnosed more often with adhd . How are marathons for your health even when youre not running . Would have and salesmen have in common which annual event made people 30 more likely to get covid 19. As a University