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Vernadsky's Law
We rush to search for the truth in distant lands, but it often turns out that its solution lives next to us. We drive along Vernadsky Avenue without thinking about what secrets these scientists have discovered, because we get used to words without thinking about their meaning.
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We rush to search for the truth in distant lands, but it often turns out that its solution lives next to us. We drive along Vernadsky Avenue without thinking about what secrets these scientists have discovered, because we get used to words without thinking about their meaning.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Renita Grigoryeva
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Kyivnaukfilm
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