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Perhaps, my constant place to enjoy and study🤭

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Our time zone is being moved back one hour today. We can assume that today there are 25 hours in a day.

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A Red Army flag from the early 1920s at the Pavlodar regional museum in Kazakhstan.

Written on the flag: "Imperialistic army -- an instrument of oppression, the Red Army -- an instrument of liberation."

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The Siberian Unicorn

Reconstruction of an Elasmotherium, an extinct species of rhino that lived in the Eurasian area in the Late Pliocene and Pleistocene eras (around 39,000 years ago).

This animal could have been the basis for the unicorn myth that has persisted for thousands of years.

The Giant Siberian Unicorn, also known by its scientific name, Elasmotherium (E. sibiricum), is an extinct species of giant rhinoceros that had an extremely large horn on its forehead and a body covered in shaggy fur.

It was first named by Johann Gotthelf Fischer von Waldheim (13 October 1771 – 18 October 1853) in 1808. He was the director of the Natural History Museum in Moscow.

The Giant Siberian Unicorn was about the size of a mammoth. However, early reports say this beast weighed up to 4 tonnes, stood at 6.5 feet tall, and was about 14.76 feet long.

It has been debated on if this animal would gallop like a horse or would walk hunched over with his head to the ground like a bison.

The beast's front feet were larger than the rear and it had just three digits.

It is also debated on whether it had a giant horn on its head or not. Most experts believe it did as there is reasonable evidence of it having a horn based on the skulls they have found.

The skulls had a protuberance that suggested it was the base of a large horn.

The use of this horn could have been to dig for food, attract mates, and for self-defense.

It is believed that their horns and hooves were made of keratin — that is, if the horns did exist.

The Giant Siberian Unicorn lived in the Eurasia region during the late Pliocene and Pleistocene periods.

Giant rhinos have been documented from as late as 2.6 million years ago.

A skull was found in 2016 that was perfectly preserved and was of a very old male.

The skull was found in the Pavlodar region of Kazakhstan. It was proven that they died out just 29,000 years ago.

Previously, it was believed they died out around 350,000 years ago, which means they were around when early humans were alive.

From looking at their teeth, it is believed the Siberian Unicorns were herbivores with a diet of grass, plant bulbs, and tubers.

They think this creature could have used its horn to dig up plant bulbs and tubers to eat while also grazing on grass.

Weighing four tons means it would have to eat a lot, so it is thought they would travel miles just grazing and digging up plants to eat.

It is still unclear what caused the death of these beautiful giants.

Little evidence has shown us how they died out, however, scientists believe it could have been environmental factors that resulted in their extinction.

Others believe it could be due to having such a restricted diet or being a “picky eater.”

After the Ice Age ended, the grasslands began to shrink, causing fewer areas for the giant rhino to eat.

Human hunting may also have a hand in its extinction.

Natural History Museum, Moscow

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Hospital of the collective farm "30 years of the Kazakh SSR" in Uspensky district of Pavlodar region, 1975.

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The soft muffled peace of the desert, offering space to reflect, reminded me that this was the halfway point of my journey. So far, collisions between food, people and places had been plentiful. But what had I learned? That Tashkent was changing at a rate far quicker than I had realised, and that some of the most valuable parts of the city - filled with tiny bakeries, old mud-walled houses and a million stories - was being systematically reduced to rubble, and was set to scale down further still. Later in the journey, this blow-down theme would continue apace in Samarkand, the Fergana Valley, and in Dushanbe. Paired with rapid development, tourism, striding ever quicker on the old Silk Road, may eventually destroy the very things that it set out to see.

Histories I’d not paid attention to before had been revealed and demanded attention: how hungry and repressed avant-garde artists of Uzbekistan and Russia had painted the food they longed to eat; how small domestic items belonging to women held in gulags were not inanimate objects but precious beacons of hope and memory; how milk was not only the food of nomads but a symbol central to Kazakhstan’s identity. And I found that the newspapers were right: fishing is slowly returning to the northern section of the Aral Sea.

Then, there was the sheer glee of food, often pressed generously into my hands as gifts and welcomes, that told its own stories: I couldn’t have hoped for a more alluring konditorei than Krendel in Pavlodar, nor a better dinner on the Caspian Sea in Aktau, or a more restorative breakfast spot in Tashkent - edible treasures, all, experiences that could have been easily passed over by someone in a rush, but that with time paint a different, more flavorful, picture of this often misunderstood region. Food, as the anthropologist, Claude Lévi-Strauss, said, is ‘good to think with’.

Red Sands: Reportage and Recipes Through Central Asia from Hinterland to Heartland by Caroline Eden

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Mashkhur Jusup Central Mosque in Pavlodar, Kazakhstan

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Hospital of the collective farm "30 years of the Kazakh SSR" in Uspensky district of Pavlodar region, 1975

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Coarse Gallium Ore Market, Global Outlook and Forecast 2024-2030

Gallium (Ga) is a scattered metal element belonging to the IIIA group. It has various valence states, with Ga3+ being the most stable. Gallium is known for its unique characteristics like high boiling point, low melting point, and low vapor pressure. Gallium compounds are extensively used in wireless communication, solar cells, and aerospace applications, earning it the title of "the new darling of the semiconductor industry." With properties similar to Zn and Al, gallium is considered an essential strategic resource, crucial for cutting-edge product development. Countries like the United States and the EU recognize the importance of gallium, listing it as a key mineral or raw material.

Market Size

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The global Coarse Gallium Ore market was valued at US$ million in 2023 and is projected to reach US$ million by 2030, with a CAGR of % during the forecast period. The U.S. market is estimated at $ million in 2023, while China is forecasted to reach $ million. The 3N(99.9%) segment is expected to reach $ million by 2030, with a % CAGR in the next six years. In 2023, the top five global manufacturers of Coarse Gallium Ore held a revenue share of approximately %.

Market Dynamics

Drivers:

Rising demand for gallium compounds in wireless communication and semiconductor industries.

Increased use of gallium in solar cells and aerospace applications.

Strategic importance of gallium in developing cutting-edge technologies.

Restraints:

Supply chain disruptions due to geopolitical factors like the Russia-Ukraine War.

Fluctuating raw material prices impacting production costs.

Regulatory challenges in mining and processing gallium ores.

Opportunities:

Emerging applications of gallium in the automotive industry.

Technological advancements driving new uses for gallium-based products.

Increasing investments in renewable energy sectors boosting gallium demand.

Challenges:

Environmental concerns related to gallium mining and processing.

Competition from substitute materials impacting market growth.

Volatility in global economic conditions affecting market stability.

Regional Analysis

The Coarse Gallium Ore market is dominated by China in terms of output, while the U.S. and China are key markets for gallium products. Europe and Asia also contribute significantly to the global market. The demand, supply, and growth trends vary across regions, with each geographic area presenting unique opportunities and challenges for market players.

Competitor Analysis

Leading Companies in the Coarse Gallium Ore Market

Market Segmentation (by Application)

Coarse Gallium Ore Market Analysis

Semiconductor Industry

Solar Industry

Magnetic Material Industry

Oil Industry

Other Emerging Sectors

Market Segmentation (by Type)

1. Key Purity Segments

3N (99.9%) Purity

4N (99.99%) Purity

2. Industry Applications for Each Purity Level

3N (99.9%) – Suitable for general industrial applications

4N (99.99%) – Used in high-precision industries such as semiconductors and advanced electronics

3. Strategic Importance of Purity-Based Segmentation

Targeting the Right Customer Segments

Tailoring Product Offerings to Industry Needs

Enhancing Competitive Positioning in the Market

Key Manufacturers in the Coarse Gallium Ore Market

1. Leading Market Players

Pavlodar Alumina Plant

Nikolaev Alumina Refinery

Aluminum Corporation of China

Other Key Companies

2. Market Influence of Key Players

Revenue Share & Market Presence

Product Innovation & Technological Advancements

Distribution Strategies & Supply Chain Management

Competitive Positioning & Strategic Initiatives

3. Importance of Understanding Key Players

Benchmarking Performance Against Competitors

Developing Effective Growth Strategies

Identifying Market Trends & Opportunities

Geographical Segmentation of the Coarse Gallium Ore Market

1. Key Regions

North America

Europe

Asia

South America

Middle East & Africa

2. Regional Market Dynamics

Revenue Share & Market Size

Growth Prospects & Emerging Trends

Key Challenges & Opportunities

3. Strategic Insights for Market Players

Expansion into High-Growth Regions

Capitalizing on Emerging Opportunities

Adapting to Regional Market Trends

FAQs 

01. What is the current market size of the Coarse Gallium Ore market?

The global Coarse Gallium Ore market was valued at US$ million in 2023 and is projected to reach US$ million by 2030.

02. Which are the key companies operating in the Coarse Gallium Ore market?

Key companies in the Coarse Gallium Ore market include Pavlodar Alumina Plant, Nikolaev Alumina Refinery, Aluminum Corporation of China, and others.

03. What are the key growth drivers in the Coarse Gallium Ore market?

The key growth drivers include rising demand for gallium compounds in various industries, increased use in solar cells and aerospace applications, and the strategic importance of gallium in technological advancements.

04. Which regions dominate the Coarse Gallium Ore market?

China, the U.S., Europe, and Asia are key regions dominating the Coarse Gallium Ore market.

05. What are the emerging trends in the Coarse Gallium Ore market?

Emerging trends include the growing application of gallium in the automotive industry, technological advancements driving new product uses, and increased investments in renewable energy sectors.

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1 Introduction to Research & Analysis Reports 1.1 Coarse Gallium Ore Market Definition 1.2 Market Segments 1.2.1 Market by Purity 1.2.2 Market by Application 1.3 Global Coarse Gallium Ore Market Overview 1.4 Features & Benefits of This Report 1.5 Methodology & Sources of Information 1.5.1 Research Methodology 1.5.2 Research Process 1.5.3 Base Year 1.5.4 Report Assumptions & Caveats 2 Global Coarse Gallium Ore Overall Market Size 2.1 Global Coarse Gallium Ore Market Size: 2023 VS 2030 2.2 Global Coarse Gallium Ore Revenue, Prospects & Forecasts: 2019-2030 2.3 Global Coarse Gallium Ore Sales: 2019-2030 3 Company Landscape 3.1 Top Coarse Gallium Ore Players in Global Market 3.2 Top Global Coarse Gallium Ore Companies Ranked by Revenue 3.3 Global Coarse Gallium Ore Revenue by Companies 3.4 Global Coarse Gallium Ore Sales by Companies 3.5 Global Coarse Gallium Ore Price by Manufacturer (2019-2024) 3.6 Top 3 and Top 5 Coarse Gallium Ore Companies in Global Market, by Revenue in 2023 3.7 Global Manufacturers Coarse Gallium Ore Product Type 3.8 Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 Coarse Gallium Ore Players in Global Market 3.8.1 List of Global Tier 1 Coarse Gallium Ore Companies 3.8.2 List of Global Tier 2 and Tier 3 Coarse Gallium Ore Companies 4 Sights by Product 4.1 Overview 4.1.1 By Purity - Global Coarse Gallium Ore MarketCONTACT US: North Main Road Koregaon Park, Pune, India - 411001. International: +1(646)-781-7170 Asia: +91 9169162030

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Foolad Sirjan Champions of 26th Asian Club Volleyball Championship! Shahdab Yazd defeated in straight sets in all-Iranian final

🏐| Foolad Sirjan Champions of 26th Asian Club Volleyball Championship! Shahdab Yazd defeated in straight sets in all-Iranian final. September 15, 2024 | Finals • 3rd Place: Pavlodar Volleyball Club (Kazakistan) - Jakarta Bhayangkara Presisi (Indonesia) 0-3 (15:25, 14:25, 19:25) • 1st Place: Shahdab Yazd (Iran) - Foolad Sirjan (Iran) 0-3 (20:25, 18:25, 23:25) Read more here 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

Foolad Sirjan secured the title of the 26th Asian Men’s Club Volleyball Championship with a commanding 3-0 victory over Shahdab Yazd in all-Iranian final, partially 25:20, 25:18, and 25:23. With this win, the winners not only secured the championship but also earned a spot in the upcoming prestigious World Club Championships in India. Shahdab Yazd finished as the runner-up, marking a strong…

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2024 IIHF Worlds Kazakhstan Roster

Wingers

#5 Oleg Boiko (Köşpendi X.K./Pavlodar)

#17 Alikhan Omirbekov (Köşpendi X.K./Satpaev)

#22 Kirill Panyukov (K.K. Amur/Astana)

#29 Maxim Musorov (Köşpendi X.K./Oskemen)

#79 Mikhail Rakhmanov (X.K. Barys/Oskemen)

#81 Batyrlan Muratov (X.K. Barys/Satpaev)

#84 Kirill Savitski (X.K. Barys/Oskemen)

#88 Evgeni Rymarev (X.K. Barys/Oskemen)

#96 Alikhan Asetov (X.K. Barys/Oskemen)

Centers

#10 Nikita Mikhailis (Metallurg Magnitogorsk/Karaganda)

#23 Maxim Mukhametov (Metallurg Magnitogorsk/Kamenogorsk)

#48 Roman Starchenko (X.K. Barys/Oskemen)

#64 Arkadiy Shestakov (X.K. Barys/Oskemen)

#92 Dmitri Grents (Arlan X.K./Oskemen)

Defensemen

#7 Leonid Metalnikov (K.K. Admiral/Oskemen)

#27 Dmitri Breus (Chaika Nizhny Novgorod/Almaty)

#28 Valeri Orekhov (Metallurg Magnitogorsk/Satbayev)

#31 Artyom Korolyov (Köşpendi X.K./Oskemen)

#58 Tamirlan Gaitamirov (X.K. Barys/Astana)

#65 Samat Daniyar (X.K. Barys/Astana)

#71 Madi Dikhanbek (Köşpendi X.K./Astana)

#87 Adil Beketayev (X.K. Barys/Petropavlovsk)

Goalies

#1 Nikita Boyarkin (X.K. Barys/Karaganda)

#43 Andrei Shutov (X.K. Barys/Oskemen)

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by supernova17 on Flickr.Mashkhur Jusup Central Mosque in Pavlodar, Kazakhstan.

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Mesquita de Pavlodar, Cazaquistão

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The Mashkhur Zhusup Mosque in Pavlodar, Kazakhstan.

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by supernova17 on Flickr.Mashkhur Jusup Central Mosque in Pavlodar, Kazakhstan.

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📍☝️ Mosque Pavlodar in Мечеть Павлодар в Казахстан 🇰🇿