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Scheme of explosion (top) and implosion (bottom) Implosja (Latin, im, in, ku, and (ex) plosio) - the opposite of the explosion due to the direction of the explosion, sudden collapse of matter in a closed area (in particular, collapse of the vessel's walls) under the influence of the prevailing in him vacuum. Implosion accompanies, for example, a bulb or kinescope break - in both cases fragments of breaking glass accelerate under the pressure difference between atmospheric pressure outside and vacuum (or thinning gas) inside; these crumbs hit the opposite walls of the vessel causing further cracking and also collide with each other, as a result of which they are ejected outside the implosion area. Implosion can also be the result of an explosion. As a result of the implosion of stars with a sufficiently large mass, black holes are created. wiki

Car spotterzy Carspotting - a hobby involving photographing or filming interesting, original and expensive cars in an urban environment in street traffic. Authors of photos and films share them in social media and special websites that bring together people carspotting. The phenomenon of carspotting is particularly popular in large metropolises, where you can often encounter atypical cars. People who carspotting are carspotters. Carspotters made in the photos are divided in the network via social media portals, or special sites associating carposters like Autogespot. Carspotters create communities within which they inform each other about new, interesting cars that appeared on the streets of their cities. In Poland, one of the most popular carspotting sites is Plac Trzech Krzyży in Warsaw. wiki

Samweł Grigorjewicz Koczarianc (Russian: Samyvor Grigoryvich Kossarian, born on January 7, 1909 in Nor-Bajazet (now Gawarr), died on August 4, 1993 in Sarów) - Soviet constructor, two-time Hero of Socialist Work (1962 and 1984). Curriculum vitae He was born in an Armenian peasant family. He studied at the Yerevan State University, he worked at the Central Statistical Office of the Armenian SSR, in 1930 he worked at the People's Commissariat of Labor of the USSR, later as an economist at the factory No. 24 them. Frunze. In the years 1933-1937 he studied at the Moscow Institute of Energy and became an electrical engineer, he remained in the institute as an aspirant, in June 1941 he defended his diploma thesis. He lectured at the Moscow Institute of Energy as a docent, in 1945 he was delegated to Germany, from September 1947 he worked in Konstruktorski-11 in the city of Arzamas-16 (currently Sarow) as the head of the science and designing sector of automation systems, later the hea...

Vasily Mikhaylovich Badanov (Russian: Vasily Mikhailovich Badzanov, born on December 26, 1895 in the village of Wierchniaja Jakuszka in ulian ulski, died on April 1, 1971 in Moscow) - Soviet military commander, general Lieutenant of armored troops (1942). Curriculum vitae In 1915 he was appointed to the tsarist army, he participated in the First World War, in 1917 he became a member of the regimental committee, from 1919 he served in the Red Army and belonged to RKP (b). He took part in the civil war in Russia as a commander of the company and chief of staff of the infantry brigade, 1919 he fought with the army of adm. Kolchak in Siberia, and in 1921 with anti-communist groups in Belarus. In the years 1921-1929 he was a commander and commissioner of the regiment and division in the army of Cheka and OGPU, from 1930 served in the Volga Military District and the Moscow Military District, from December 1937 to March 1941 he was the commander of the military technical school in Poltava,...

Amajak Markarowicz Nazarietian (Russian: Амаяк Маркарович Назаретян, born November 29, 1889 in Tbilisi, died October 30, 1937) - a Soviet party activist. Curriculum vitae He was born in an Armenian merchant family. In 1905 he joined the SDPRR, in 1909-1911 he studied at the Law Faculty of the St. Petersburg University (he did not graduate), he was arrested in 1911 and sentenced to exile to Tbilisi, emigrated to Switzerland, and returned to Russia in 1913. In the years 1917-1918 he was a member of the Tbilisi SDPRR Committee (b) and simultaneously from October 1917 to 1918 a member of the Caucasian National Committee SDPRR (b), from June 1918 to February 1919 a popular labor commissar of the Tver Soviet Republic and deputy chairman of the Council of People's Commissars of this republic and from October 1918 a member of the Terska Regional Mobilization Commission of the North Caucasus Defense Council. In 1919 he became the secretary of the Caucasian National Committee of ROC (b), ...

Paul Macar - Belgian geomorphologist, professor at the University of Liège, founder of the Belgian geomorphology school, a scholar known on a global scale, the creator of more than 180 publications. He initiated the analysis of slope development in various climatic conditions. He received the title of doctor honoris causa of the University of Lodz. In the years 1958-1976 he was the secretary of the Commission for Research on Contemporary Geomorphological Processes and belonged to several committees of the International Geographical Union. wiki

Popular Music - a scientific journal published by the Cambridge University Press devoted to the study of entertaining music. The journal publishes articles on entertainment music. Issues discussed include the formation of social groups related to entertaining music, the music industry or the mutual relations of various aspects of entertainment music. The magazine also includes reviews of scientific books. It has been published since 1981. The theme of the first issue was: Folk or Popular? Distinctions, Influences, Continuities. The letter is on the ERIH Plus list, so the list of journals scored by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education in 2015 was on the C list with 10 points. wiki