r Release 2001/03/26 CIA-RDP96-00787ROO0500130028-5 J ------- C@ SPACE DISCOVERY Multiflationdl USED IN INDUSTRY V'Q mall iA of A discovery by a group 111U U Moscow arid Kiev scientist s In space chenilstty has been en tered Into the USSR By $tate Roster Flkret AMIROV, of Discoveries, They have ex, mposer, perimentally proved People's that - the artist CO tiniest parlicles of X I USSR rori, titanium of ' the and silicon which . ate, "found embedded - In t he. surfAce -layers bf ipaice bodies, paitic ilarlY, the friable lunat gro@nq, do get, :6orroded Id the.: e terrestl Icau atmosph @T_ he results . .01, this Eire ................. . ............ - resear6h i441ready being used In industr: to raise the resis- y -tance to corrosion Of met I PTO ducts. THE SOUND OF THE j, OCEAN infrasonic waves made I by the took I part in the 6th Con@ gress, tidal movements can of now b6 re- USSR composers that corded, for example. has in Siberia. a just been held, and the thousand kilometres many away from Professional the nearest coast. discussions This is POs- and meetings there are still sible thanks to a specialfresh device in my mind. The Congress designed at the lnstJLU12_aUAI1A_presented multinational Soviet wA@itm.m&Q';=@Irkutsk.music 11 on the broadest Possible 4 H1 scale. Lf 'asontc waves too Every low to year be picked up by the more human eat and more music-makers from all na- are emitted by oceans tions and seas. of the Soviet Union are Very like the sound joining waves gen- our composers' unlons@ erated, by active volcanoes,as was said at the Congress, I Rlga, earthquakes, hurricanesthese Which. and unions Shows, are InjI.W.St rapidly of its growing Parts, the me(119VO meteorites when they In -y of the hit the the city, Ukraine, Is now the being Transcauca- restored by the architects of Earth, these waves slan last for long Republics, Central Asia, irk has periods and can travelKazakhstan, been completed several the on a master Baltic' plan for Republics, the recon- Jon of timesaround the globe.Byelorussia. the ancient Their and' part of Moldavia. The Latvian The capital, which Is 1 2,000 recordings are of practicalcomposers' years . Im-. .4ni6ns,.-haye old. On bein an wea of only 50 hectares are :@fltrated 'portance since. infrasonicset niany waves up structures ' only of the, ' recently past centuries. ID . The such ' rn age, affect the Vd- particularly upper layer-@ of Autonomous the ka-0 the Republics- war. have as changed the ap. rrice of Earth's atmosphere, murtla, many of , the Iona-' Tu@a.'Xomland them, Yakulla But this process Is reversible, 4s cople of sphere, which greatly which Rtga have Influences,- meaMlhat .proved, national and again mu- be chimes ' of the red Saint the reliability of.radici, Peler@s telecom- are @ 46hur0 developing (I 21b sica) century), schools which was oyed by munications. there the nazis'durthR too. the occupation The of'Riga, national ring com- iver the posere old city. @ unions The spire are of the growtull.,not 17th-century ill church ii was only also damaged -IN THE WAKE numerically during OF but the years @ aritstica of Occupation, y has lbeen restored. . as,well. ' Works of music, rec- e colour I scheme ANCIENT MEDICINE d of the -by 15th-1711i our century p@ople streets and Is being that ` ognTe - a red. The gained- former popularfly merchants' have and artisans' - gultd,bulldtnqs als house the "There Ii nothkng - abroad, PhIlharmbnIc Oh earth have Society been and the composed Cultural In Centre Ae unions. . many .a@uiedi- places that could'not serve of " our country. m tourists . Azerbaijan and organ . com- music cine," 'said @ the. rm devotees- ancient Oriental glad are allowed that to ' 11m doctors,- having in posers square, mind the have with Its made, famous a Dome Concert great. RaW and con- muse klex of the 13th-ifith @ tribution centuries. boundlesi healing Jo According properties of Soviet to the, 'music- recon. All tion plan, - the the old ,. musical city will nature. -SclentIsts genres be closed -at the Buryal; have to trafft,, been Branch the Siberian mastered Depart- by the composers of ient of`,& USSR Academyour of Republic, n Which. had' prac- Sciences -:bAye' declphered::oldtically.,no.prolesslonal Fill, L WOR K'' -medical'C'u'res'so musicians #TA that .1.nIow the before the Great October - R .ev- L AC E y can e used on a wider olution. scale. 11 b is quite different nol,0 The scientists discoveredWho that, here,, in this codntry, and 1la9c ol ancient doctofs knew for Novehim ve 'many" that In the TV matter. consignment wbo, of decorative In cast musicad i tc . natural heallng methods.circles tonornous They abroad,.has Republic not has pig beard Iron fencing 01 for the ' Olymp n tdmuus , were composed of Azerbaijan for Its between Kara talented Karaev, projects the has already been., deli- Iron workers, twenty and several composer, and this dozen pre- disciple vered. of The greal (s still parations of Want, Shostakovicb? alive animal or The. and ([our- names The factory ol which turned out J@)@vchim's mineral origin. Dzhovdzbet craftsmen Gadzhlev, are these Nlyazi, fine products was founded r'ofti7fiNing are now Dzhangtr an important The Buryat scientists Dzhangirov, in the Rant middle Gad. of the l8th century r M h n studying the propertieszhlyeV. oscow for of some Akshin t All-Zade e and Games. 200 species of pl ,antsmany and the mentioned other first Azerbaijan and has corn. full training facilities. In ancient prescriptions.posers are well known both.lin our count, and abroad. , R AIRCT PLEET The IC KRESEARCH blossoml-nil- of -national music In Azerbaijan, the sami 'Ito Schmidt Icebroakel, as a new the addition rapid to development of !Y of Soviet research music vessels, In will soon all set national areas, h the vet tirst result workInR of cruise the in the Lenintst severe nit- con- Itonal )I the pollcy-fraternal Arctic. mutual assistance i; being between an icebreaker all the Otto nations Schmidt In Is our country. Soviet multinatlon. tMe time al a special musical floating culiure Institute will designed go on irt Investigations In the developing little-studied against and a background 77 naccessible of tce-bound active regions Interaction of the and Arctic inutu. enrichment of national cut- . . . tures. . . . . ' . r IZES A"ed TrOtTELeE6S-2001/03/29 tclA-RDP96 00 T8 - , . I 9=WJ1hWeL on. depth CnEt'll analysis A I I of C the achieve ments of composers in the vait own .1jol tion up i for vote iany f 20, an )mic top- I on of Cy 1, pre- )Viet ain- )mic icles time ,iouls ians hit Ala- her. 2yen )MIC not om- the ,)Ian cent ,ach g of War yet @rnic -any -i at- In -was D57. 3m- :ries her in- 300 ./ict ved -or- t.he in- -os- Ian ithe list an -I a Lrn -,cd -)or Oil ad DIH, ed S CIE All, ,K`T;.',v6,8, (ff"A,1V!.',1!e SPIDER farm in Alma-Ata, capital of Soviet A Kazakhstan, produces only 30 grammes of poison annually, but this is enough for several medical establishments in the country and for export. The farm has some 16,000 scorpions, tarantulas and spiders. Each of them live in a separate vessel, since spiders are such outrageous individualists. is more valuable than that of a snake: A spider's poison one gramme iS worth 20,000 roubles and it is us- ed in preparing medicines, vaccines and serums. To get just one gramme of poison it is necessary to "milk" 000 scor 4616roveTrbir' Release 2001A NEARLY 7,000 feet up in the East Siberian mountains, this solar coronagraph keeps regular watch on the activity of the outer layers of the Sun. Operated by the Siberian In- stitute of Terrestrial Ma-gnetism. weather, radio reception and other phenomena on Earth. As well as co-operating with the socialist countries in these investigations, the institute maintains regular exchanges of information with all the major capitalist countries. The in- stitute has also hosted major in- ternational conferences to discuss progress in this field. Top and left: Keeping an eye on the Sun up in the Sayany mountains, East Siberia New voysaage for non-magnetic ship ONE of the world's few com- pletely non-magnetic ships, the Leningrad schooner Zarya, has started a voyage to probe mysteries of the Earth's magnetic field. The Zarya is built mainly of wood and has had all its metal parts carefully de-magnetised to enable scientists to measure tiny variations of magnetic field. The first part of the present voyage is an examination of the 14centennial variation" of the magnetic I field in the southern Baltic, sponsored jointly by the science academies of the Soviet Union, Poland and the German Democratic Republic. Later, the schooner will sail -to the Mediterranean to in- vestigate magnetic anomalies in the area between Italy, France and Africa. The results may help to solve the problem of whether the Mediterranean is the remnant of an ancient ocean squeezed be- tween the rock platforms of Africa and Europe or whether it is a new ocean in the process of formation. or stammering