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Translation: Unless we spend money to reconnoiter and prevent asteroids (asteroids) now, you may have to crash to Earth and destroy life as it is understood, say some scientists.

The asteroid is a very large version of a meteor, (a meteor spans the night sky.) Most orbit around the Sun away from the Earth and do not threaten us. But there are also thousands of asteroids that have crashed their orbiting objects into Earth.

Dollars to buy a new astronomical telescope worth $50 million will do. And then I spent 10 million dollars a year to find most of the space rocks in the next 25 years. We found one of the deadliest ones, scientists say, and we'd have a way to change its course.

Some scientists support the asteroid's derailment, pushing for the possession of nuclei**. But the cost will not become cheaper.

Is it worth it? At the time of the trial, there were two things that experts considered to be: 1) any risk event was significant; 2) How bad the consequences if the event occurs.

Experts believe that the asteroid is large enough to destroy a lot of life, and it only collides with Earth once every 500,000 years. It sounds rare, but if someone falls on something, it will be the end of the world. "If we're not careful, these big and small planets, they'll take care of us," some scientist said.

It's as simple as that. ”

**, but it may be more beneficial to the disease than the previous one. Do we really want the fleet nuclear ** to sit around the planet? "The world has no fear from the end of the world (devastating) than and a great rock nuclear fleet against it," said the New York Times article.

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This article is so specious that even if you understand the whole article, it is very frustrating.

1.In the Soviet Union, scientific research was as active as it was conducted in the United States, and at the same time in both countries scientific research reflected an approximate combination of empiricism and basic theoretical methods.

Shortly after Panov's visit, the Precision Mechanics Research Organization began looking for an argument for the IBM-Georgetown system.

3.The English-Russian translation experiment had a similar approach to the Georgetown system argument, but the English-Russian translation experiment did not show as much practical success as the Georgetown system argument.

4.Lyapunov, Kulagina, and a number of other researchers at the Sczelov Institute of Mathematics are conducting more basic research on French-Russian translation.

5.At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the development of programming tools for language programs has received a lot of attention.

6.Moscow Institute of Linguistics Igor Mel'The findings of Chuk and other researchers are in fact more theoretical, and include efforts to create an international language and a basic orientation similar to MT'meaning-text'Model stratum. (See 5, below).

7.However, at the center of the international linguistic survey is Leningrad University, where a team under the leadership of Nikolai Andreev argues that an international language is not merely a representation of an abstract form of mediation (this view is mel'chuk'S claims) but rather a complete artificial language with its own morphology and grammar, and with only the most common features of a large number of linguistic species.

Originally, the statement was not exactly the same, how to translate it correctly, there was no problem on the first floor (only looked at the first floor).

What grade are you?

Isn't it enough to translate it into a dictionary?