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Stretch of elasticated webbing. his starting point, one of the most famous places on earth. translation: it was great, its really beautiful starting. from the eiffel tower. its a world—renowned place, one that im aware of the view from the ground, and discovering it from above, its really beautiful. nathan paulin is a slackliner — a bit like tightrope walking except the rope is looser, bouncier, a sort of long, narrow trampoline. and he doesntjust walk — he sits, he lies down, even hangs a...

A man walks through midair, suspended on a 600—metre stretch of elasticated webbing. his starting point, one of the most famous places on earth. translation: it was great, its really beautiful starting. from the eiffel tower. its a world—renowned place, one that im aware of the view from the ground, and discovering it from above, its really beautiful. nathan paulin is a slackliner — a bit like tightrope walking except the rope is looser, bouncier, a sort of long, narrow trampoline. and he ...

A man walks through midair, suspended on a 600—metre stretch of elasticated webbing. his starting point, one of the most famous places on earth. translation: it was great, its really beautiful starting. from the eiffel tower. its a world—renowned place, one that im aware of the view from the ground, and discovering it from above, its really beautiful. nathan paulin is a slackliner — a bit like tightrope walking except the rope is looser, bouncier, a sort of long, narrow trampoline. and he ...

I really didnt feel it. i really didnt have a fear of heights. i felt some stress over starting it, but no vertigo, no. in case you were wondering, he was wearing a safety line, just to be careful. and, after 30 minutes orso, his midair odyssey came to an end. easy. as long as you dont look down. staying in paris: restoration work can finally get underway at the notre—dame cathedral, two years after the paris landmark was damaged in a huge fire. until now the efforts have focussed on securing ...

Translation: when i was young, i had vertigo and i learned to contain it. during the performance, i really didnt feel it. i really didnt have a fear of heights. i felt some stress over starting it, but no vertigo, no. in case you were wondering, he was wearing a safety line, just to be careful. and, after 30 minutes orso, his midair odyssey came to an end. easy. as long as you dont look down. now its time for a look at the weather with matt taylor we still have that quite warm feel. towards the ...

Nathan paulin is a slackliner — a bit like tightrope walking except the rope is looser, bouncier, a sort of long, narrow trampoline. and he doesntjust walk — he sits, he lies down, even hangs around for a bit. for the spectators on the ground, it was quite a sight. imagine what it was like for nathan. translation: when i was young, i had vertigo - and i learned to contain it. during the performance, i really didnt feel it. i really didnt have a fear of heights. i felt some stress over starti...

Translation: when i was young, i had vertigo and i learned to contain it. during the performance, i really didnt feel it. i really didnt have a fear of heights. i felt some stress over starting it, but no vertigo, no. in case you were wondering, he was wearing a safety line, just to be careful. and, after 30 minutes orso, his midair odyssey came to an end. easy. as long as you dont look down. yesterday besought top temperatures up yesterday besought top temperatures up to 2425 quite a few places...

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>> all right. let me pivot to havana syndrome and before i get into the specifics, how would you, if somebody asked you on the street, hey, i keep hearing about havana syndrome. what is it? how would you describe it? >> its a phenomenon that affects individuals in very serious ways in terms of their health. and it can affect ones vertigo as well as just how they deal with issues and their thinking process. it is unclear exactly, still, as far as i know, what the actual cause is. it could be dire...

Vertigo, confusion. what weve also recognized is it can do also do something called the cavitation effect, little bubbles that can be produced in any fluid medium, which produces something very similar to decompression sickness which may have long-term structural and functional implications. microwaves on the other hand work a bit differently. the way they essentially work is the brain is really nothing more than electrochemical organ, and microwaves can disrupt the electromagnetic activity that...