Nikita Petrov

3 weeks ago | chrisryan.substack.com | Chris Ryan |Nikita Petrov |Lacey Delayne |Andrew Ramos

Tangentially Speaking is dedicated to the idea that good conversation is organic, uncensored, revelatory, and free to go down unexpected paths with unconventional people. Tangentially Speaking is dedicated to the idea that good conversation is organic, uncensored, revelatory, and free to go down unexpected paths with unconventional people.

1 month ago | botharetrue.substack.com | Nikita Petrov

I created a list titled THINGS TO REMEMBER FOREVER. Here is what it said: Notes like this are littered across my life. Everywhere, all around, reminders I forget. For example, I have a tag called: Even still, I forget. Why? Why, after explicitly telling myself not to forget, do I forget? Why do the important realizations fade while songs like Sugar Ray’s Every Morning play unbidden in my head, well, every morning? One of my fav books recently is called There Is No Antimimetics Division.

1 month ago | botharetrue.substack.com | Nikita Petrov

My convo with , writer of the amazing , started with us both trying to figure out what the hell Substack live even was. Our best guess: a chance meeting in the digital kitchen of Substack, where we talked about everything from our creative struggles to emotional labor in relationships to Nikita and his partner leaving Russia when the war started. We spent time circling around the mystery of creative work—how good ideas seem to run away when you try to capture them.

Dec 8, 2024 | es.rbth.com | Nikita Petrov

Situada en el lago Onega, la isla cuenta con el espectacular Kizhí Pogost que forma parte del Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la Unesco. ¿Te gustaría visitarlo? https://arctic-children.com¿Vacaciones en el Ártico? Los presentadores del proyecto cultural y educativo «Niños del Ártico» muestran con el ejemplo en qué consiste el verdadero turismo ártico.

Nov 18, 2024 | es.rbth.com | Nikita Petrov

Después del inicio de la Operación Barbaroja la noche del 11 de agosto de 1941, fue utilizado para realizar uno de los primeros ataques aéreos soviéticos a la capital del Tercer Reich. Su producción finalizó en agosto de 1941 para permitir que la fábrica se concentrara en la construcción de los aviones de ataque a tierra Iliushin Il-2 Shturmovik pero su producción se reinició a finales de 1943, esta vez, propulsado un nuevo motor diésel para aeronaves de bajo consumo Charomskiy ACh-30B.