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Blek Stena wrote:

LDLT wrote:Malo je besmislena rasprava sa ovim likom, jelda ?

skroz! I plus stalno stavlja nake tekstove koji ne potvrdjuju ono sto ti pricas. nije mu fazon

, LDLT!

Predsjednik Francuske Francois Hollande izjavio je danas kako bi sankcije koje su zapadnoeuropske zemlje ranije uvele Rusiji trebalo ukinuti ukoliko dođe do napretka u rješavanju krize u Ukrajini.

'Mislim da sankcije trenutačno treba ukinuti. One moraju biti ukinute ako dođe do određenog napretka. Ukoliko ne bude napretka, sankcije će dakako ostati na snazi', izjavio je predsjednik Hollande u intervjuu Francuskom radiju a prenio je AFP.

Hollandeova izjava uslijedila je nakon što je jučer njemački vicekancelar i ministar gospodarstva Sigmar Gabrijel upozorio kako bi oštrije sankcije mogle destabilizirati situaciju u Rusiji i gurnuti zemlju u apsolutni kaos. Gabrijel je istakao da to nije u interesu Europe.

'Tko god želi to izazvat će mnogo opasniju situaciju za sve nas u Europi', naveo je on, podsjećajući da je Rusija ipak nuklearna sila.Prema njegovom mišljenju, oni koji žele još više destabilizirati Rusiju ekonomski i politički vode se drugačijim interesima.

Russian Navy successfully test-fires new submarine-based intercontinental ballistic missile


MOSCOW — The Russian Navy on Friday successfully test-fired a new intercontinental ballistic missile for a second time in as many months, proving its reliability following a troublesome development.

The Defence Ministry said the Alexander Nevsky nuclear submarine test-fired a Bulava missile from an underwater position in the Barents Sea. The missile’s warheads reached designated targets at a testing range in Russia’s far eastern Kamchatka Peninsula.

The Bulava suffered many failures during a decade of tests, raising doubts about the fate of Russia’s most expensive and ambitious weapons program since the Soviet collapse. But a series of recent launches has been successful and the Navy now has three Borei-class nuclear submarines armed with the Bulava.

Russia's New Heavy-Lift Rocket Aces First Test Flight

WASHINGTON — The Russian space agency, Roscosmos, successfully demonstrated the heavy-lift version of its long-awaited Angara series of rockets Dec. 23 from the Plesetsk Cosmosrome in northern Russia, the agency said.

The Angara-A5 successfully placed a 2-ton dummy payload into geosynchronous orbit some nine hours after lifting off at 8:57 a.m. local time, according to the Moscow-based Khrunichev State Research and Space Production Center, the vehicle's prime contractor.

The rocket featured three common-core stages fueled by liquid oxygen and kerosene and was topped by a flight-proven Breeze-M upper stage. The total liftoff mass was 768 metric tons, Khrunichev said.

After separating from the third stage, the Breeze-M delivered the dummy payload to the desired orbit. As planned, the upper stage remained attached to the dummy payload, and subsequently performed two additional maneuvers to reach a graveyard orbit, Khrunichev said.

Angara is a modular series of rockets designed to launch different classes of payloads to various orbits. The heavy-lift version will enable Russia to launch geostationary-orbiting satellites from its own territory. Currently such satellites are launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan aboard the Proton rocket, which uses a highly toxic hydrazine fuel.

Barel nafte potonuo ispod 53 dolara. najniže u pet i pol godina
Autor/izvor: SEEbiz
Datum objave: 06.01.2015. - 10:30:11
LONDON - Vrijednost barela nafte potonula je ispod 53 dolara što je nova najniža razina u pet i pol godina.
Dodatnu zabrinutost izazvali su podaci iz Rusije koji pokazuju rekordnu proizvodnju u posljednjih 25 godina te irački izvoz koji je najviši od 1980. godine. Osim toga, preliminirani Reutersovi podaci pokazuju da su američke zalihe nafte porasle u prošlom tjednu što je jeoš jedan faktor koji bi mogao izazvati daljnji pad cijena nafte.

Također, spekulacije oko Grčke motiviraju investitore da se povlače iz rizičnijih investicija.

Brent nafta potonula je na 52,28 dolara, najniže od svibnja 2009. Američka crude CLc1 nafta pala je na 49,63 dolara.

Veći dio analitičara smatra da je pad cijena nafte dobra vijest za globalnu ekonomiju, no dio njih upozorava da je 50-postotni pad u posljednjih šest mjeseci opasnost za izazivanje deflacijske spirale.

Posljednjih je tjedana i vidljiv sve širi spread između Brent i WTI nafte, kažu podaci Societe Generalea.

spasiBa BaBo Putin

nosara wrote:Predsjednik Francuske Francois Hollande izjavio je danas kako bi sankcije koje su zapadnoeuropske zemlje ranije uvele Rusiji trebalo ukinuti ukoliko dođe do napretka u rješavanju krize u Ukrajini.

'Mislim da sankcije trenutačno treba ukinuti. One moraju biti ukinute ako dođe do određenog napretka. Ukoliko ne bude napretka, sankcije će dakako ostati na snazi', izjavio je predsjednik Hollande u intervjuu Francuskom radiju a prenio je AFP.

Hollandeova izjava uslijedila je nakon što je jučer njemački vicekancelar i ministar gospodarstva Sigmar Gabrijel upozorio kako bi oštrije sankcije mogle destabilizirati situaciju u Rusiji i gurnuti zemlju u apsolutni kaos. Gabrijel je istakao da to nije u interesu Europe.

'Tko god želi to izazvat će mnogo opasniju situaciju za sve nas u Europi', naveo je on, podsjećajući da je Rusija ipak nuklearna sila.Prema njegovom mišljenju, oni koji žele još više destabilizirati Rusiju ekonomski i politički vode se drugačijim interesima.

hehe ovo je od juce na rt-u glavna vijest...sankcije treba trenutacno ukinuti!
a onda ide holand reko...
ali,
ako dodje do napretka vezano za ukrajinu...
ako ne dodje do napretka,snakcije ostaju....
dok se dodje do 4 reda,izgleda se izgubi u prevodu...

sumirprimus wrote:

nosara wrote:Predsjednik Francuske Francois Hollande izjavio je danas kako bi sankcije koje su zapadnoeuropske zemlje ranije uvele Rusiji trebalo ukinuti ukoliko dođe do napretka u rješavanju krize u Ukrajini.

'Mislim da sankcije trenutačno treba ukinuti. One moraju biti ukinute ako dođe do određenog napretka. Ukoliko ne bude napretka, sankcije će dakako ostati na snazi', izjavio je predsjednik Hollande u intervjuu Francuskom radiju a prenio je AFP.

Hollandeova izjava uslijedila je nakon što je jučer njemački vicekancelar i ministar gospodarstva Sigmar Gabrijel upozorio kako bi oštrije sankcije mogle destabilizirati situaciju u Rusiji i gurnuti zemlju u apsolutni kaos. Gabrijel je istakao da to nije u interesu Europe.

'Tko god želi to izazvat će mnogo opasniju situaciju za sve nas u Europi', naveo je on, podsjećajući da je Rusija ipak nuklearna sila.Prema njegovom mišljenju, oni koji žele još više destabilizirati Rusiju ekonomski i politički vode se drugačijim interesima.

hehe ovo je od juce na rt-u glavna vijest...sankcije treba trenutacno ukinuti!
a onda ide holand reko...
ali,
ako dodje do napretka vezano za ukrajinu...
ako ne dodje do napretka,snakcije ostaju....
dok se dodje do 4 reda,izgleda se izgubi u prevodu...

Kad se Rusi zaustave to je za zapad vec napredak...

a dje su krenuli? u vasionu il vaseljenu?

Putinov djed bio je Lenjinov i Staljinov kuhar
Autor/izvor: SEEbiz
Datum objave: 05.01.2015. - 19:05:22
LONDON - Zanimljiv detalj otkriva Putinova autobiografija "Prvi čovjek" koju su napisali još 2000. godine Natalija Gevorkijan, Natalija Timakova i Andrej Kolesnikov, podsjetio nas je danas Bloomberg u svojoj rubrici "Quick Take".
Putinov djed Spiridon Putin bio je, zanimljivo, kuhar koji je pripremao hranu za Lenjina i Staljina.

Najveća Putinova noćna mora već je 90-ih godina bio strah da bi se Rusija mogla raspasti poput Jugoslavije. Iz istočne Njemačke gdje je radio kao dužnosnik KGB-a, nosi mnoge frustracije i tvrdi da je još sredinom 80-ih godina mogao predvidjeti raspad Sovjetskog Saveza što je kasnije nazvao "najvećom geopolitičkom katastrofom 20. stoljeća".

Sreca ima kvalitetne borovine u Sibiru, bice dobre kore.

Loša vijest za ruskog predsjednika
Putin u panici: Cijene nafte na svjetskim tržištima juče snažno pale, nova pojeftinjenja do kraja sedmice

06.01.15, 10:59h
Putin u panici: Cijene nafte na svjetskim tržištima juče snažno pale, nova pojeftinjenja do kraja sedmice

Dodatni pritisak na cijene došao je i od objave američke kompanije ConocoPhilips da je na njihovom novom polju u Norveškoj krenulo vađenje nafte

Cijene nafte na svjetskim tržištima jučer su snažno pale, za oko 6%, na najnižu razinu od proljeća 2009., zbog najnovijih podataka koji pokazuju da je proizvodnja nafte u Rusiji dosegnula rekordnu razinu u posljednjih 25 godina.

Američka nafta pala je ispod 50 dolara za barel, dok je nafta tipa Brent, referentna za evropsko tržište, pala ispod 53 dolara.

Dodatni pritisak na cijene došao je i od objave američke kompanije ConocoPhilips da je na njihovom novom polju u Norveškoj krenulo vađenje nafte.

Nafta do kraja sedmice na 40 dolara

Osim toga, Saudijska Arabija, koja je glavna izvoznica nafte snizila je cijene nafte za evropske kupce, kako bi sačuvala tržišni udio, dok su zemlje članice OPEC-a snizile cijene po kojima naftu prodaju američkim rafinerijama.

Cijene nafte snažno su pale u odnosu na maj prošle godine, kada se američkom naftom trgovalo po 107 dolara za barel, a naftom tipa Brent po 117 dolara.

Cijena nafte do kraja sedmice, prema procjenama trgovaca, mogla bi pasti na 40 dolara, nakon objave podataka o američkim zalihama, koja se očekuje u srijedu.

Snažan udarac Rusiji

Ovo je loša vijest za Rusiju jer čak 50% prihoda njihovog državnog budžeta ovisi o nafti i plinu.

Ruski dužnosnici prošle su sedmice izjavljivali da će Vlada biti prisiljena povećati poreze, dobnu granicu za penzionisanje ili štampati novac, kako bi se izbjeglo da deficit proračuna izmakne kontroli.

Bez smanjenja troškova proračuna, uz nesigurnost na prihodovnoj strani, ruski budžet bit će u deficitu o 4 biliona rubalja. Rezervni proračunski fond bit će potrošen za 18 mjeseci.

Prema sadašnjem tečaju, 4 biliona rubalja je 71 milijarda dolara, dok rezervni fond iznosi 89 milijardi dolara.

plaČešH piĆko plaČešH...





ne plaČem matereMi...

Maksimalna finansijska veponizacija na djelu. Finansijsko oružje masovnog uništenja.

Fino sam rekao da zapadni lihvaro-cionisti neće, neće, neće, neće, neće odustati dok ne preuzmu većinske udjele ruskih konglomerata.

Rusofili smatraju da će Rusija preživjeti ovu najezdu porobljavanja. Možda i uspiju, ali će Putin morati srezati jako puno prinadležnosti i primanja i finansijskih davanja za različite kategorije koje je uveo zadnjih godina. U suprotnom, rezerve će iscuriti za godinu, dvije i šta onda ako se u međuvremenu cijena nafte ne oporavi???

Jedina nada da se Rusija izvuče je ZNAČAJAN oporavak cijena nafte, što uopšte nije na vidiku. Za dvije godine bi mogli gledati raspad Rusije kao što se raspao SSSR....

I sve to, IZMEĐU OSTALOG, i zato što čuvaju i štite Assadistu genocidaša, od kojeg nemaju nikakvu korist. Koja pamet ybt....

jastuk1 wrote:Fino sam rekao da zapadni lihvaro-cionisti neće, neće, neće, neće, neće odustati dok...

Da dopunim nepotpunu rečenicu: a) do preuzimanja resursa ili b) do poraza u sukobljavanju sa RF.

_____

Svaki konflikt ima dva moguća ishoda.

http://miggerrtis.livejournal.com/

Blek Stena wrote:

LDLT wrote:Malo je besmislena rasprava sa ovim likom, jelda ?

skroz! I plus stalno stavlja nake tekstove koji ne potvrdjuju ono sto ti pricas. nije mu fazon

A dobro onda
Lansiranje USAF satelita, prije 5-6 mj. jedino šta je Rusko na ovom su možda neki znanstvenici koji su se prebacili u USA

Apsolutno sve šta piše u onom postu je točno

SpaceX, Falcon 9v1.1
4. opskrba ISSa sa Dagon



SpaceX bi sutra mogao lansirati i 5. misiju.
As part of its push towards reusable spacecraft, SpaceX hoped to land the first stage of the rocket on a 50m x 90m floating barge in the Atlantic. Elon Musk, founder of the company, said the landing bid was risky and put the odds of success at no more than 50%.

Provided SpaceX can correct the misbehaving actuator, they have another chance to launch the rocket from Cape Canaveral later in the week. “Need to investigate the upper stage Z actuator. Was behaving strangely. Next launch attempt on Friday at 5am [EST],” Musk tweeted.

The company has already demonstrated that it can bring the first stage of Falcon 9 back to Earth by using three rocket burns to stabilise and slow its descent. In a test last year, the rocket stage came down and hovered over the ocean before tipping over and breaking apart.

Bez Rusa ne mogu da dignu iznad Mt.Everesta..

U.S. Losing Unofficial Space Race, Congressmen Say

by Larry Wheeler, FLORIDA TODAY

Washington View: Shuttle-less U.S. losing ground in space race

When President Obama permanently grounded America’s space shuttles a couple of years ago, he made a huge mistake. He gave Russia carte blanche over the International Space Station, and we now pay $70 million each for our astronauts to hitch a ride.

With Vladimir Putin flexing his muscles in the Ukraine and thumbing his nose at the United States and rest of the world, what happens if he gives our astronauts the boot? We’d be up the creek without a paddle. Our shuttles were hauled off to museums.

Not only did Obama tube the shuttles, he canceled the Constellation program, the successor to America’s historic space shuttle program. Although the complex program was plagued by delays and cost overruns, taxpayers lost the $11 billion they’d invested when the president shut it down. Obama says he also opposes returning to the moon — another huge blunder. Instead, he plans to send astronauts to asteroids and, eventually, to Mars.

To reach Mars from Earth, Obama’s budget funds the design and production of massive new heavy lift rockets. But because gravity on the moon is one-sixth that of the Earth, it would be far easier to launch Mars missions from the moon. China thinks so, as well.

Missing the point

In abandoning the lunar program, the president missed the point. It is not about “been there, done that,” it is about having a place from which to launch deep space missions — like his mission to Mars — test new technologies and develop limitless supplies of clean energy.

Space physicist David Criswell believes the moon could supply clean renewable energy for our entire planet. He and others envision a series of lunar power facilities to capture massive amounts of solar energy and beam it back to Earth. The moon receives more than 13,000 terawatts of energy and harnessing one percent of that energy could satisfy our planetary needs.

Apollo 17 astronaut Dr. Harrison “Jack” Schmitt, a geologist and one of the last two people to walk on the moon, believes Helium 3 found on the moon is the key to the second generation of fusion reactors. A light, non-radioactive isotope, Helium 3 is rare on Earth, but plentiful on the moon and scientists believe it could produce vast amounts of electricity.

Potential lunar colonization got a healthy boost a year ago when ice was discovered by NASA scientists at the moon’s south pole. That means there could be drinking water, oxygen for breathing and hydrogen for rocket fuel on the moon itself.

China sees the strategic advantage of establishing bases on the moon and plans to start within 10 years. While some in the scientific community support Obama’s plan, many high-profile astronauts oppose it. The first and last men on the moon, the late Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, respectively, said Obama’s proposal “destines our nation to become one of second- or even third-rate stature.” Former astronaut Winston Scott, dean of the college of aeronautics at the Florida Institute of Technology, said, “You can’t call yourself a leader if you have to hitch a ride with someone else.’’

Encouraging the private sector to provide shuttle transport in the future is a good idea. But that could be a long time coming. American space hero John Glenn proposed that our existing space shuttles keep flying until the private sector has a proven alternative.

Through decades of risk, sacrifice, heroism and hard work, America has led the world in space exploration. Now, we are reduced to cosmic hitchhikers with our thumbs out begging a ride as Russia’s Soyuz and China’s Shenzhou spacecraft pass us by.

Moj Nosara kazu nije vako los i bjedan Bozic bio u Rusiji od 1993,

nosara wrote:U.S. Losing Unofficial Space Race, Congressmen Say

by Larry Wheeler, FLORIDA TODAY

Washington View: Shuttle-less U.S. losing ground in space race

When President Obama permanently grounded America’s space shuttles a couple of years ago, he made a huge mistake. He gave Russia carte blanche over the International Space Station, and we now pay $70 million each for our astronauts to hitch a ride.

With Vladimir Putin flexing his muscles in the Ukraine and thumbing his nose at the United States and rest of the world, what happens if he gives our astronauts the boot? We’d be up the creek without a paddle. Our shuttles were hauled off to museums.

Not only did Obama tube the shuttles, he canceled the Constellation program, the successor to America’s historic space shuttle program. Although the complex program was plagued by delays and cost overruns, taxpayers lost the $11 billion they’d invested when the president shut it down. Obama says he also opposes returning to the moon — another huge blunder. Instead, he plans to send astronauts to asteroids and, eventually, to Mars.

To reach Mars from Earth, Obama’s budget funds the design and production of massive new heavy lift rockets. But because gravity on the moon is one-sixth that of the Earth, it would be far easier to launch Mars missions from the moon. China thinks so, as well.

Missing the point

In abandoning the lunar program, the president missed the point. It is not about “been there, done that,” it is about having a place from which to launch deep space missions — like his mission to Mars — test new technologies and develop limitless supplies of clean energy.

Space physicist David Criswell believes the moon could supply clean renewable energy for our entire planet. He and others envision a series of lunar power facilities to capture massive amounts of solar energy and beam it back to Earth. The moon receives more than 13,000 terawatts of energy and harnessing one percent of that energy could satisfy our planetary needs.

Apollo 17 astronaut Dr. Harrison “Jack” Schmitt, a geologist and one of the last two people to walk on the moon, believes Helium 3 found on the moon is the key to the second generation of fusion reactors. A light, non-radioactive isotope, Helium 3 is rare on Earth, but plentiful on the moon and scientists believe it could produce vast amounts of electricity.

Potential lunar colonization got a healthy boost a year ago when ice was discovered by NASA scientists at the moon’s south pole. That means there could be drinking water, oxygen for breathing and hydrogen for rocket fuel on the moon itself.

China sees the strategic advantage of establishing bases on the moon and plans to start within 10 years. While some in the scientific community support Obama’s plan, many high-profile astronauts oppose it. The first and last men on the moon, the late Neil Armstrong and Eugene Cernan, respectively, said Obama’s proposal “destines our nation to become one of second- or even third-rate stature.” Former astronaut Winston Scott, dean of the college of aeronautics at the Florida Institute of Technology, said, “You can’t call yourself a leader if you have to hitch a ride with someone else.’’

Encouraging the private sector to provide shuttle transport in the future is a good idea. But that could be a long time coming. American space hero John Glenn proposed that our existing space shuttles keep flying until the private sector has a proven alternative.

Through decades of risk, sacrifice, heroism and hard work, America has led the world in space exploration. Now, we are reduced to cosmic hitchhikers with our thumbs out begging a ride as Russia’s Soyuz and China’s Shenzhou spacecraft pass us by.

Gdje taj clanak izvadi,iz 2006

Drvenija87 wrote:
Gdje taj clanak izvadi,iz 2006

With Vladimir Putin flexing his muscles in the Ukraine and thumbing his nose at the United States and rest of the world, what happens if he gives our astronauts the boot? We’d be up the creek without a paddle. Our shuttles were hauled off to museums.

With Vladimir Putin flexing his muscles in the Ukraine and thumbing his nose at the United States and rest of the world, what happens if he gives our astronauts the boot? We’d be up the creek without a paddle. Our shuttles were hauled off to museums.

With Vladimir Putin flexing his muscles in the Ukraine and thumbing his nose at the United States and rest of the world, what happens if he gives our astronauts the boot? We’d be up the creek without a paddle. Our shuttles were hauled off to museums.

Evo, tri put za nepismene...

nosara wrote:

Drvenija87 wrote:
Gdje taj clanak izvadi,iz 2006

With Vladimir Putin flexing his muscles in the Ukraine and thumbing his nose at the United States and rest of the world, what happens if he gives our astronauts the boot? We’d be up the creek without a paddle. Our shuttles were hauled off to museums.

With Vladimir Putin flexing his muscles in the Ukraine and thumbing his nose at the United States and rest of the world, what happens if he gives our astronauts the boot? We’d be up the creek without a paddle. Our shuttles were hauled off to museums.

With Vladimir Putin flexing his muscles in the Ukraine and thumbing his nose at the United States and rest of the world, what happens if he gives our astronauts the boot? We’d be up the creek without a paddle. Our shuttles were hauled off to museums.

Evo, tri put za nepismene...

Naslov originalnog texta je iz 2006,izjava kongresmena- http://www.space.com/1232-losing-unoffi ... ssmen.html.
Larry Wheater,Florida Today .
A ostatak clanka si namjerno pomjesao i dopunio,ubacajuci analizu od nekog kvazi -analiticara i biznismena iz Vankuvera-The Columbian.

Valjda da se rusofili usrece hihihi

nosara wrote:

Brought to you by VODTKA!No abort charges

Antares je raketa Orbital Sciences, privatne firme. Sad su dio ATK
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alliant_Techsystems
Dal rade i za NASA-u, ne znam. Vjerojatno da.

btw, sry na offtopic, tema je o Rusiji

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/econ ... nings.html