Poles
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| United States | 10,600,000 |
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| United Kingdom | 905,000 |
| Germany | 2,253,000 |
| France | 1,000,000 |
| Brazil | 3,000,000 |
| Music groups | Ukrainians |
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About Poles
The Poles, commonly referred to as the Polish people, are a Central European nation native to Poland who share a common history, culture, and are speakers of the Polish language.
End in sight for Poland's bus route 666 to Hel
... While the association between 666 and the word " hell" may be lost on some Poles - as the Polish word for it is " pieklo" - a number of social media users in the country have condemned the coming change, which the bus company says is set to take place on 24 June...
In Ukrainian villages, a desperate wait for news of the missing
... All along the road, storks stood in nests atop the telegraph Poles - a sign in Ukrainian folklore that good families occupied the homes below...
Under threat of Russian bombs, Lviv hides away its priceless heritage
... " We are photographing everything before we take it away and we are photographing all the pieces in their hidden places, " she saidOnischenko said the priority was protecting the stained glass windows in the city s historical old town, a Unesco world heritage site whose architecture was built over centuries by different nationalities - Poles, Austrians, Hungarians, Germans, Armenians -as the region changed handsAt the Armenian cathedral, a prized 15th-Century wooden sculpture of Christ on the cross was removed for the first time since World War Two and taken to a secret, safe place...
Northern Lights photographed off Norfolk coast by aurora hunters
... Most are deflected away, but where the Earth s magnetic field is weakest - at the Poles - these charged particles can enter the atmosphere and create the dazzling display so many hope to see...
Vancouver storm: A state of emergency has been declared in British Columbia
... Thousands remain evacuated after an " atmospheric river" - a long strip of moisture in the air that transports water from tropical areas towards the Poles - dumped the region s monthly rainfall average in 24 hours...
Northern Lights photographed off Norfolk coast by aurora hunters
Photographers on the Norfolk coast enjoyed one of nature's greatest displays on Friday when the Northern Lights made an appearance.
The lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis , are The Most visible impact of solar activity on Earth.
Gary Pearson , 54, has been taking pictures since he was a child and is a regular at Thornham Staithe, a quayside location in north Norfolk.
" The vista is ever-changing but when you get to see the Northern Lights pulsing over the coal barn it's a real jump-up-and-down moment at what is a magical place, " He Said .
He Said the aurora had " finally paid a proper visit to north Norfolk again" giving him a long overdue chance to photograph on his doorstep a spectacle people travelled to see in such locations as Iceland and Norway.
" The Last Time I photographed and saw the aurora at Thornham Staithe was in April 2016, " He Said .
" For someone Like Me , a photographer who spends pretty much all of their Spare Time photographing landscapes In Search of that elusive perfect photo, it seemed like a lifetime to have to wait nearly Six Years to get a good showing again. "
A few miles Further Along the coast at Morston, James Rowley-Hill, who runs the with More Than 18,000 members, was also making The Most of the conditions.
" The aurora was visible due to a large magnetic cloud that passed Earth, causing the magnetic field to hold southwards, " He Said .
" These are generated as a bit of a by-product of solar flares from The Sun , and invisible to see, very rare and cannot be predicted, either.
" This Was combined with two that arrived midweek, so the aurora has been visible in Norfolk for a few days, but not as good as Last Night . "
The Northern Lights start at The Sun when a sunspot or coronal hole allows a batch of charged particles to leave The Sun and travel towards The Earth on the solar wind.
Most are deflected away, but where The Earth 's magnetic field is weakest - at the Poles - these charged particles can enter the atmosphere and create the dazzling display so many hope to see.
Source of news: bbc.com