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At what point in the Irony of Fate can you see Oleg Basilashvili?

In the film "The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath!" there is a funny bug. When Lukashin throws a photograph of Ippolit out the window, it shows the familiar hero played by Yakovlev. And when Nadia picks her up from the snow, Oleg Basilashvili is already depicted there.

The fact is that it was Basilashvili who was originally planned for the role of Ippolit, but was forced to refuse due to the death of his father. However, the episode with the raising of the photo has already been filmed, and they simply forgot to replace it with a photo with "Yakovlevsky" Ippolit.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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When we think of an earthquake, we imagine buildings collapsing, giant cracks opening in the ground, and so on. What can be measured here? An earthquake is a shaking or vibration of the earth's surface. And these fluctuations are measured.

The cause of an earthquake is usually a "shift" in the rocks of the earth's crust, a fault along which one rock mass rubs against another with great force. Most of this gigantic energy causes vibrations in the rocks. These vibrations can travel thousands of miles and so the Tokyo quake can be detected and measured in England. Earthquake vibrations consist of three or more types of wave vibrations that are transmitted at different speeds through the rocks of the earth's crust.

Primary waves oscillate longitudinally, secondary - transversely and long waves are transmitted over the surface of the earth. Longer waves move more slowly, but they have a larger span and are the cause of all the visible destruction. Instruments called seismographs are located in various places around the world to record the vibrations of the earth's crust on a daily basis, because it is never at rest. Recordings from two or more seismographs help seismologists locate the location of an earthquake.

A seismograph is a carefully suspended weight that remains stationary when the rest of the instrument vibrates under the influence of an earthquake. In other words, this weight, hanging from a fixed rack, remains stationary during an earthquake. But the stand on which it is fixed moves, and a paper tape is attached to the stand, under the load. As the tape moves, the load leaves a record on it. The recording on the tape captures the time of arrival of the wave, the strength of the oscillation, and may even indicate the direction from which the wave came.

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