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Слушай внимательно

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Степан, выглядь эффективным

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Степан, выглядь эффективным

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Самые лучшие девчонк

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Самые лучшие девчонки ❤️

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In 1917-1918 scientist familiar with the oil industry in the USA. In 20-ies of XX century Gubkin was the Chairman of the Special Commission for the study of the Kursk magnetic anomaly, was the rector of the Moscow mining Academy. In 1929 he was elected academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

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Major works devoted to the Geology of Gubkin oil. More than ten years he devoted to the study of the properties of oil-the vast territory between the Volga and the Urals, which became known as the "second Baku". This oil base appeared in Russia thanks to the initiative of the University.
Their ideas about the origin of oil, conditions of formation of oil fields, the primary and secondary oil deposits and regularities of their distribution Fee outlined in the work "the Doctrine about oil" (1932).
Died April 21, 1939 in Moscow.

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He was born September 21, 1871 in the village of Nizhny Novgorod province Pozdnyakov. The son of illiterate peasants, Ivan Gubkin since childhood, was possessed of brilliant abilities and a great desire to learn. The inspector of national schools helped the boy to enroll in Muromsky district school, and later in the pedagogical Seminary. After Gubkin five years served the people's teacher; then he entered the Petersburg mining Institute.
After graduation (1910) he went to the Kuban — to research oil deposits. There found a previously unknown type of oil-bearing deposits where the oil reserves are not associated with a classic oil-bearing strata, and are local of petroleum formation. Gubkin called them pull-cord deposits.