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What do the circles around the moon or around the sun mean?

The colored rings around the Moon or the Sun are called haloes by meteorologists. They arise from the reflection of light by ice crystals in high clouds.

Rings are signs of increasing air humidity and impending weather deterioration.

Author: Mendeleev V.A.

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How did the surname of Rear Admiral Ivanov-Thirteenth appear?

In 1895, Ivanov, a graduate of the naval cadet corps, was promoted to midshipman and sent to serve on the Black Sea. At that time, naval officers with the same surnames were assigned serial numbers, and this Ivanov got number 13. In 1904, with the rank of lieutenant, he was appointed watch officer on the cruiser Rurik, which sank in an unequal battle during the Russo-Japanese war. During the battle, the captain of the cruiser was killed, and the officers who replaced him were also killed or injured, until the turn came to Ivanov, who gave the order to flood the ship and was the last to leave the side. For his valor, the emperor awarded the officer with the Order of St. George IV degree, and also ordered to change the name of Konstantin Petrovich to "Ivanov-Thirteenth".

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