Есть такое приложение «Госуслуги Решаем вместе». Можно на карте города обозначить проблему, приложить фото, и отправить на рассмотрение в администрацию губернатора или ещё куда. Вашу проблему в общем случае увидят все остальные на той же карте. А ещё там появится через некоторое время официальный ответ.
Совершенно неожиданно, но 90% ответов это длинный канцелярит, суть которого сводится к: «Вот мы нашли бюрократическую формальность, благодаря которой можем ничего не делать с вашей проблемой. Спасибо за обращение». Реально, грустно и смешно читать. Люди пишут, например, фонари во дворе не работают. А им в ответ: фонарями заведует управляющая компания, город тут не при чем, забрать у них контроль тоже не можем, спасибо, до свидания. Или, скажем, просят люди где-то на опасном участке добавить пешеходный переход, потому что все перебегают. Ответ: мы посмотрели, переход и правда нужен, но делать его долго и дорого, а ещё куча бюрократии, так что не будет.
Люди, впрочем, тоже хороши. Пачками валятся обращения по поводу неуборки снега. Зачем забивать этим приложение? Снег это общеизвестная беда в Питере, правительство уже и так показало, что ничего не будет с ним делать. На мой взгляд, подобное приложение нужно для того, чтобы обратить внимание администрации города на какие-то вещи, о которых они могут не знать. Какая-то локальная проблема в определенном месте, где чиновники не ездят. А про снег и так понятно.
Направил жалобу и я. Расчетный срок ответа 30 дней, посмотрим, какую отписку мне придумают. Моё предположение такое: напишут, что территория в частной собственности или владелец в состоянии суда/спора. А город там не при делах, он на «чужую» территорию повлиять не может.
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🌍 Earth’s gravity is just strong enough to keep an atmosphere and liquid water, but not so strong that gases like hydrogen escape quickly. This balance is rare among rocky planets in our Solar System. ✨
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🌎 The Great Attractor is a mysterious gravitational anomaly in the universe, pulling our Milky Way and thousands of galaxies towards it at over 600 kilometers per second. This region lies about 150 million light-years away in the direction of the constellation Centaurus, but it is largely hidden by the dense dust and stars of our own galaxy, making its true nature still unknown. ✨
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🪐 The cosmic microwave background contains a hidden signature called the "Sachs-Wolfe effect," where variations in temperature are linked to the gravitational pull of massive structures like galaxy clusters. This effect, first detected in the 1990s using data from the COBE and WMAP satellites, shows how even the oldest light in the universe was influenced by the invisible gravity of objects such as the Coma Cluster and the Great Attractor, providing a glimpse into how matter was distributed across the cosmos more than 13 billion years ago. ✨
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🪐 In the galaxy cluster known as the Bullet Cluster (1E 0657-56), a cosmic collision has split ordinary matter—seen as hot X-ray gas—from invisible dark matter, which can only be traced by its gravity. By observing how light from background galaxies bends around the Bullet Cluster, astronomers have created detailed maps showing where dark matter gathers, making this system a real, visual proof that most of the universe’s mass is hidden and does not emit light. ✨
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🪐 Astronomers have measured that the Coma Cluster—a giant gathering of thousands of galaxies—stays held together by vast amounts of dark matter, an invisible substance that can't be seen but adds enough gravity to keep the cluster from flying apart. Despite all the stars and gas we observe, dark matter in the Coma Cluster outweighs everything visible by more than five times, showing how this hidden ingredient shapes the largest structures in the universe. ✨
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🪐 The spiral galaxy NGC 3198 has helped scientists map the mysterious effects of dark matter—a hidden substance that doesn't emit light, but has enough gravity to control how stars move far from the galaxy's center. By tracing the speeds of stars in NGC 3198’s outer edges, astronomers found they move much faster than visible matter alone can explain, revealing an invisible halo of dark matter wrapped around the galaxy. ✨
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🪐 The supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way, Sagittarius A*, was observed by the GRAVITY instrument on the Very Large Telescope in 2018, revealing that blobs of hot gas orbit just outside its event horizon at about 30% the speed of light. This close-up look confirmed extreme gravity effects predicted by Einstein, and for the first time, scientists watched matter whip around a black hole in real time just kilometers from the point of no return. ✨
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🪐 Astronomers have observed an unusual form of space-time distortion called "frame dragging" around the rapidly spinning black hole in the galaxy XTE J1550–564. Frame dragging is an effect predicted by Einstein’s relativity, where a rotating massive object actually twists nearby space and time, causing the orbits of matter and light around it to precess—showing in real life how intense gravity can physically drag space itself into motion. ✨
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🪐 In 2015, astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope watched star light from behind the galaxy cluster Abell 3827 bend and split as it passed through the cluster, a real-life effect of space-time distortion called gravitational lensing. Gravity from massive clusters like Abell 3827 warps the space around them, so light takes curved paths and can appear as multiple, stretched images—direct evidence that space itself can be bent by gravity’s pull. ✨
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🪐 On Jupiter, time actually ticks a little faster than on Earth! Because Jupiter is much less dense and has weaker gravity at its cloud tops, its gravitational pull slows time down less than Earth's gravity does—a real effect called gravitational time dilation, where clocks in stronger gravity run slower compared to those farther away from massive objects. ✨
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