A living history book -- Russian Polytechnic Museum
Located in central Moscow, the Russian Polytechnic Museum is dubbed by many as a living history book . It records the progress of Russian and Soviet technology and science. Founded in 1872 by a group of Russian scientists, it's one of the world' s biggest museums of science. Let's take a look.
Moscow Polytechnical Museum “Open Funds”
One of the oldest Russian museums is Moscow Polytechnical Museum, which main building is under reconstruction on the New Square, has transferred a part of its funs to the new depository. Mecca of capital innovations - technopolis “Moscow” gave his famous confrere 15 thousand sq. km. But it could be wasteful and unfairly in the relation to those who was interested in history and technics of domestic science to hide the treasures guarded day and night up to the moment when Politech moved into its own building. The museum collaborators considered so and provided access to the unique exhibits for all comers. Thus the project “Open Funds” was appeared.
Moscow Polytechnic Museum Mud Flood (Mirrored)
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Polytechnical Museum, opened in 1872, is one of the oldest and largest science museums in the world; contains about one hundred collections, many of which are absolutely unique. Russia : Moscow. See on map .
Demo Video, Moscow Polytechnical Museum, Moscow Male Jewish Cappella, A. Tsaliuk
Concert at the Moscow Politechnical Museum, Jewish Liturgical music and Soviet popular songs written by Soviet Jewish Composers.
Soloists - L. Bomshteyn, M. Chesnokov, G. Beshitaishvily, A. Skenderov, M. Rubanov, G. Tkachenko, O. Povstyanaya, L. Gurevich. Piano A. Velikovskiy. Conductor A. Tsaliuk
⁴ᴷ⁵⁰ Walking Moscow: Moscow Center - Circle of Light Festival - The Polytechnic Museum, Lubyanka
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The Moscow international festival “Circle of Light” is an annual event in which light designers and experts in the field of audiovisual art from around the world will transform the architectural appearance of the capital. For several autumn days, Moscow turn into a center of gravity of light, colorful large-scale video projections will unfold on its iconic buildings, fabulous installations will illuminate the streets, and fantastic multimedia shows using light, fire, lasers and fireworks will give unforgettable impressions and vivid emotions.
The best street artists from 26 countries of the world gathered to decorate the facades of high-rise buildings. The total area of such paintings is more than 30 thousand square meters. And each picture is with a special meaning.
Enjoy this festival with us!
Московский международный фестиваль «Круг Света» - ежегодное событие, в рамках которого светодизайнеры и специалисты в области аудиовизуального искусства со всего мира преобразят архитектурный облик столицы. На несколько осенних дней Москва превращается в центр притяжения света, на ее культовых зданиях развернутся красочные масштабные видеопроекции, сказочные инсталляции озарят улицы, а фантастические мультимедийные шоу с использованием света, огня, лазеров и фейерверков подарят незабываемые впечатления и яркие эмоции.
Лучшие уличные художники из 26 стран мира собрались, чтобы украсить фасады многоэтажек. Общая площадь таких полотен - более 30 тысяч квадратных метров. И каждая картина - с особым смыслом.
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Kaulakau in Moscow
Kaulakau, Barcelona-based group which fuses Catalan traditional music with jazz: Marc Egea, hurdy gurdy (viola de roda); Jordi Molina, tenora; Franco Molinari, bass; Enric Canada, percussion
At the MuzEnergo festival in the Polytecnic Museum Audithorium, Moscow, Russia, on November 30, 2010
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Kaulakau - группа из Барселоны, соединяющая каталонскую традиционную музыку и джаз: Марк Эхеа (колёсная лира или виола де рода), Хорди Молина (тенора, или шалмей), Франко Молинари (контрабас) и Энрик Канада (перкуссия)
Концерт на фестивале МузЭнерго, Большая аудитория Политехнического музея в Москве, 30.11.2010
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Polytechnical Museum | Wikipedia audio article
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00:02:10 1 History
00:08:23 2 Collections
00:10:35 3 Modernization
00:22:46 4 Public lectures
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The Polytechnic Museum (Russian: Политехнический музей) is one of the oldest science museums in the world, located in Moscow that emphasizes the progress of Russian and Soviet technology and science, as well as modern inventions and developments. It was founded in 1872 after the first All-Russian Technical Exhibition on the bicentennial anniversary of the birth of Peter the Great at the initiative of the Society of Devotees of Natural Science, Anthropology, and Ethnography. The first stage of the museum was designed by Ippolit Monighetti and completed in 1877. Almost from the beginning, the collection was too big for the space. The north wing was added in 1896 and the south wing in 1907. At present the main building of the museum (Novaya sq., 3/4) is closed for reconstruction. The opening of the renovated museum in this building is scheduled for 2018. From 2013 and for the whole period of renovation the museum will work in partnership venues in Moscow.
It is the largest technical museum in Russia, offering a wide array of historical inventions and technological achievements, including humanoid automata of the 18th century and the first Soviet computers. Its collection contains more than 160,000 items in 65 halls including, chemistry, mining, metallurgy, transport, energy, optics, automation, computer engineering, radio electronics, communications, and space exploration.
Highlights include the first achromatic telescope; an early solar microscope, created by German anatomists Johann Nathanael Lieberkühn; an early seismograph created by Boris Borisovich Galitzine; galvanoplastics by Moritz von Jacobi; and early electric lights by Pavel Yablochkov. The automobile exhibit includes a Russo-Balt K12/20 and a GAZ-M20 Pobeda.
Russia: Circle of Light festival illuminates Moscow’s Rowing Canal
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The ninth annual Circle of Light International Festival ended up with a spectacular show in the middle of Moscow’s Rowing Canal on Tuesday.
Light designers arrived in Russia from around the world, including Japan, Italy, Switzerland, China, Romania, Chile and Indonesia to showcase their skills in front of hundreds of spectators.
The light was set up at a made-up installation in the middle of the Rowing Canal. On the fifth and final day of the festival, Muscovites enjoyed ‘The Unity Code’ performance, which was meant to show the entirety of Russian history from the Middle Ages to our contemporary time. The show was crowned with a massive firework display with rings up to 300 meters each.
The annual festival kicked off on Friday and lasted until Tuesday at nine venues, such as Krylatskoye Rowing Canal, the Digital October Centre, Sakharova avenue, Polytechnical Museum and others.
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Russia - World's Largest Bottle Cap Pyramid
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Two Russians believe they have created the world's largest bottle-cap pyramid and are now hoping their attempt will gain them a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. It has taken Oleg and Vadim Goryunov two months to build the pyramid using 495,500 perfectly balanced caps in Moscow's Polytechnical Museum.
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designer alexander buslakov SOT (russian): our pyramid is built out of 495,500 bottle caps. during the construction we met with difficulties and only by using strength, native wit and engineering skills did we overcome the difficulties. the experience of ancient builders of pyramids was very helpful to us.
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Robot Workshop - Polytech Festival - Moscow 2017
Scientific Truth Proclaimers Workshop at Polytech Festival Moscow.
These self driving robots were built to drive around in the Gorky park and to promote eternal scientific truths. We wrote more about this project on our websites - there you can also find links to the schematics and the Arduino codes:
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Москва. Крупнейший в Мире! Политехнический музей.
Москва. Политехнический музей. Крупнейший в Мире!
Это одна из популярных экскурсионных точек, которую в обязательном порядке нужно посетить находясь в городе. Политехнический музей — один из крупнейших научно-технических музеев МИРА!
Он был создан на основе фондов Политехнической выставки 1872 года по инициативе Общества любителей естествознания, антропологии и этнографии.
Политехнический музей всегда был популяризатором идей и решений, определивших путь научно-технического прогресса.
Здесь собраны и бережно хранятся устройства и предметы, иллюстрирующие этапы развития технической мысли.
В декабре 1991 года музей был объявлен особо ценным объектом российского культурного наследия.
И Сейчас мы с вами вместе рассмотрим как историческое здание музея, построенное почти полтора века назад на Новой площади в Москве, выглядит в ночное время суток.
Обновлённое здание внешне эффектно вписывается в ансамбль города, поменялась и концепция Политеха: теперь это не только коллекция экспонатов, лекции и экскурсии, но и открытая площадка для научных дискуссий, творческих экспериментов, образовательных проектов и интеллектуальных начинаний. Сегодня музей откроет людям прошлое, настоящее и будущее науки. Работа музея — связывать воедино технические достижения прошлых лет, современные исследования и научные перспективы.
Мой любимый город Москва, очень сильно преобразился за последнее время.
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А ещё со мной Вы увидите какие яркие праздники проходят в Москве, покажу Вам достопримечательности нашего города и проведу для Вас не большие экскурсии по Москве.
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Tchebyshev’s plantigrade machine
Since James Watt invented the steam engine there has been a problem to build a hinge mechanism that transform circular motion to linear. A great Russian mathematician Pafnutiy Lvovich Tchebyshev couldn't solve the initial problem, but investigating it he developed a theory of approximation and of mechanism synthesis. Applying the latter he could choose the parameters of a lambda-mechanism so that… Well, we'll talk about it below. Two fixed red hinges, three edges of the same length. As it looks like the greek letter lambda, this mechanism was named after it. The loose gray hinge of the little driving edge turns around forming a circle while the slave blue hinge has a trajectory that looks like a mushroom's cap. Put on the circle of the driving hinge marks at regular intervals and the corresponding marks on the trajectory of the slave one. The lower part of the «cap» corresponds exactly to a half of the period of the driving hinge's motion. At the same time, the lower part of the blue curve doesn't differ much from a straight linear motion (the difference is less that a percent of the short driving edge length). What else does this blue trajectory look like? Pafnutiy Lvovich could see similarity with the horse hoof's motion trajectory! Let's attach a mirror copy of the two-leg part we've already made. Additional links coordinate the phases of rotation and a common platform connects the axes. As they say in mechanics, we've got a kinematical scheme of the first walking machine in the world. Being a professor in Saint-Petersburg university, Pafnutiy Lvovich spent most part of his salary on construction of the mechanisms he invented. He built the described one «in wood and steel» and called it a «Plantigrade machine». The first walking machine in the world invented by a Russian mathematician was greatly approved during the Wold exhibition in Paris, 1878. Thanks to the Polytechnical museum of Moscow that preserved the Tchebyshev's original and let «Mathematical etudes» measure it, we have an opportunity to see in action an exact 3D-model of a plantigrade machine of Pafnutiy Lvovich Tchebyshev.
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Mind reading device invented in Russia
Russian scientists held an experiment on recognizing imagined objects at Moscow's Polytechnical Museum on April 25. This recognition system is based on a simple wireless electroencephaloscope. This device is generally used to recognize images for video games.
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Mind reading device invented in Russia
Russian scientists held an experiment on recognizing imagined objects at Moscow's Polytechnical Museum on April 25. This recognition system is based on a simple wireless electroencephaloscope. This device is generally used to recognize images for video games.
Политехнический музей. Экспериментальная экспозиция на ВВЦ
Передача Музеи России. Эфир 02.11.2014. Первый образовательный канал. © Телекомпания СГУ ТВ.
Несколько лет назад мы уже рассказывали об одном из самых старейших и крупнейших в России музеев научно-технической направленности ‒ Политехническом. Сегодня историческое здание музея закрыто на реконструкцию. Однако даже во время ремонта Политеху удаётся полноценно функционировать. В апреле 2014 года на территории ВДНХ была открыта экспериментальная экспозиция музея. Над проектом «Россия делает сама!» работали ученые, инженеры и художники из разных городов России. Другие передачи Музеи России смотрите на
RussoBalt - Imperial Heritage
Russo-Balt (sometimes Russobalt or Russo-Baltique) was one of the first Russian companies that produced cars between 1909 and 1923.
Russo-Baltic Wagon Corp.[edit]
The Russo-Baltic Wagon Factory (German: Russisch-Baltische Waggonfabrik; Russian: Русско-Балтийский вагонный завод, RBVZ) was founded in 1874 in Riga, then a major industrial centre of Russian Empire. Originally the new company was a subsidiary of the Van der Zypen & Charlier company in Cologne-Deutz, Germany. In 1894 the majority of its shares were sold to investors in Riga and St. Petersburg, among them local Baltic German merchants F. Meyer, K. Amelung, and Chr. Schroeder, as well as Schaje Berlin, a relative of Isaiah Berlin. The company eventually grew to 3,800 employees.[1] In 1915 the factory was evacuated to Russia.
Automobile manufacturing[edit]
Between 1909 and 1915 the cars were built at the railway car factory RBVZ. After the 1917 revolution a second factory was opened in St. Petersburg, where they built armoured cars on chassis produced in Riga. In 1922, the production was moved from St. Petersburg to BTAZ in Moscow. Russo-Balt produced trucks, buses and cars, often more or less copies of cars from the German Rex-Simplex or Belgian Fondu Trucks.
Russo-Balt armoured car (1914)
Russo-Baltique C24-40 (1913)
Ivanov at the start of the Russian Grand Prix in 1913 driving Russo-Baltique C24/58 4-cylinder car.
Only two original cars have survived to the present day. One is a Russo-Balt fire engine built on truck chassis Type D in year 1912. Car is on display at the Riga Motor Museum in Latvia. Another one is Russo-Balt K12/20 from 1911, is shown at the Polytechnical Museum in Moscow, Russia.
Airplane manufacturing[edit]
In early 1912 company director M. V. Shidlovsky hired 22-year-old Igor Sikorsky as the chief engineer for RBVZ's new aircraft division in St. Petersburg. Sikorsky's airplane had recently won a military aircraft competition in Moscow. He brought several engineers with him to RBVZ, and agreed that the company would own his designs for the next five years.
This group quickly produced a series of airplanes. Among these were the S-7, S-9, S-10 (1913), S-11, S-12, S-16 (1915), S-20 (1916), Russky Vityaz (The Grand) (1913), a series named Il'ya Muromets starting in 1913,[2] and the Alexander Nevsky (1916).
Relatedly, in 1914, Shidlovsky was appointed commander of the newly formed EVK (Eskadra vozdushnykh korablei), or Squadron of Flying Ships. This squadron flew Il'ya Muromets bombers during World War I.
The Bolshevik Revolution brought an end to the aircraft business. Sikorsky left for France in 1918.[3] Shidlovsky and his son were arrested in 1919, while attempting to go to Finland, and were murdered