What to do while in Ukraine

Follow these safety tips when using lithium batteries during your flight. To prevent overheating, insert lithium-metal batteries correctly, according to the polarity marked on the battery and your electronic device. To prevent heat from building up, do not cover your device’s charger when in use. Do not let lithium batteries come into contact with metal objects, or mix with unpacked batteries, as this may cause them to short-circuit. Do not leave devices plugged into the charger for longer than necessary. Once fully charged, disconnect and turn the charger off. Do not place heavy objects on electronic devices or allow them to get wet. Do not leave lithium-ion batteries unattended while charging. Do not carry damaged or recalled batteries and equipment on-board

The list of top 10 richest Ukrainian 2016 (joint project with investment company Dragon Capital ). At first place like the last year the oligarch Rinat Akhmetov (his fortune is estimated at $ 4.1 billion , -8% to the last year). The second line of the rating took oligarch Viktor Pinchuk ($ 1.3 billion , -19 % to the last year ).   The three richest oligarch Igor Kolomoisky ($ 1.1 billion , -41 % to the last year ).   Next : President Petro Poroshenko ($ 949 million, -3% to the last year ),  oligarchs Gennadiy Bogolyubov ( $ 834 million, -55% to the last year ),  Alexander and Galina Gerega ($ 658 million., + 8% to the last year ),   Dmitry Firtash ($ 652 million -35% to the last year ),  Yuri Kosyuk ($ 628 million, + 5% to the last year ),   Konstantin Grigorishin ($ 580 million, -)   and Vadim Novinsky ($ 546 million, -23 % to the last year ).

A group of maritime archeologists studying sea levels in the Black Sea have uncovered over 40 shipwrecks this year as a “complete bonus.” The Black Sea Maritime Archeology Project has been trawling the seabed to understand how quickly the water level rose after the last Ice Age, 20,000 years ago. But their surveys ended up uncovering dozens of previously unknown wrecks. Many of the discoveries are in excellent condition, thanks to low oxygen levels below 150 meters, which slows decay. “The wrecks are a complete bonus, but a fascinating discovery, found during the course of our extensive geophysical surveys,” said Jon Adams, a University of Southampton maritime archaeologist and principal investigator of the project, in a statement . The team took thousands of still photographs of the shipwrecks, and then used photogrammetry, a technique that uses software to calculate the positions of millions of points in space, to build 3D models of the discoverie...