Tomorrow, July 9, the air temperature in Uzbekistan will begin to rise and by the end of the working week it will be in the range of 35-39 degrees, up to 42 degrees in the south. No rains are expected during this period.
The wind is 7-12 m/s, in places it may increase to 13-18 m/s, in some areas with dusty drifts.
Short-term thunderstorms are possible in places in the mountainous regions of the republic on July 8-12.
According to the Uzhydromet service, on July 8-9, rural flood events are possible in the foothill and mountainous regions of Tashkent, Andijan, Namangan and Ferghana regions.
In the capital: July 9-12 - no precipitation. The temperature is 35-38°.
Resolution No. 381 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 07/03/2024 amended and supplemented some Government decisions aimed at improving the environmental situation in industries.
Tomorrow, July 9, the air temperature in Uzbekistan will begin to rise and by the end of the working week it will be in the range of 35-39 degrees, up to 42 degrees in the south. No rains are expected during this period.
Specialists of the American research institute JILA created the most accurate atomic clock in history. If the clock had been ticking since the beginning of life, they would have lost just one second, according to a preliminary publication of the scientists' paper in the archive. It is noted that the invention of specialists will not only improve GPS services, but also help scientists to analyze how the force of gravity distorts the flow of time at submillimeter distances.
The mysterious sword Durendal, also known as the "French Excalibur", was once embedded in a 9.7 meter rock at Rocamadour. The object has been in place for almost 13 centuries, and is considered a landmark because of the rock sword. For reliability, the sword is attached to the stone with a chain. According to the latest reports, the sword was stolen. Investigations are underway.
For more than 120 years, the antikytheria mechanism has attracted people's attention, but recent research has allowed us to better understand the purpose of this amazing device. Excavations of the ancient instrument show that it was used to observe celestial events, including eclipses and the positions of the planets.
Researchers from Flinders University have found a relationship between the occurrence of type 2 diabetes and the use of computers, as well as other gadgets with bright screens, at night.
