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Aragats (computer)

Soviet system developed from 1958 to 1960

Aragats is a first-generation electronic computer developed at the Yerevan Computer Research and Development Institute (YerNIIMM). The elemental base

Aragats (computer)

Aragats_(computer)

List of Soviet computer systems

Vector-06C (Вектор-06Ц) Computer systems from the Ministry of Instrument Making: Aragats (Арагац) Iskra (Искра) — common name for many computers with different

List of Soviet computer systems

List_of_Soviet_computer_systems

Yerevan Computer Research and Development Institute

Scientific research institute and the pioneer of the IT and software industry in Armenia

M-3 computer. The machine was significantly accelerated, its speed increased from 30 operations per second to 3000, on its basis, later, the Aragats and

Yerevan Computer Research and Development Institute

Yerevan_Computer_Research_and_Development_Institute

Aragats Cosmic Ray Research Station

Scientific installation on Mount Aragats, Armenia

It is located on Mount Aragats in Armenia, at an elevation of 3,200 meters, near Kari Lake. Research on cosmic rays at Aragats started with a 1934 study

Aragats Cosmic Ray Research Station

Aragats_Cosmic_Ray_Research_Station

Orgov Radio-Optical Telescope

Telescope in Armenia

ROT54. The telescope is located at the RRI Aragats Scientific Centre in Orgov, Armenia. It is on Mount Aragats, at a height of 1,711 metres (5,614 ft).

Orgov Radio-Optical Telescope

Orgov_Radio-Optical_Telescope

Razdan (computer)

Family of old soviet general-purpose digital electronic computers produces in 1960's

on the creation of the "Aragats" computer, which has the same architecture. To assist in the creation of Razdan and Aragats, several employees of the

Razdan (computer)

Razdan_(computer)

Yerevan Physics Institute

Alikhanian. Later two high-altitude cosmic ray stations were founded on Mount Aragats (3,200 m) and Nor Amberd (2,000 m). In 1963 the institute was transferred

Yerevan Physics Institute

Yerevan_Physics_Institute

Monte Cinto

Highest mountain on the island of Corsica

Wayback Machine Peaklist.org. Retrieved 2012-03-05. "Monte Cinto, Corsica". Computer generated digital panoramas from Monte Cinto: North Archived 2017-03-12

Monte Cinto

Monte_Cinto

List of elevation extremes by country

838 ft Laguna del Carbón −105 m −344 ft 7065 m 23,179 ft Armenia Mount Aragats 4090 m 13,419 ft Aras River 375 m 1,230 ft 3715 m 12,188 ft Aruba Mount

List of elevation extremes by country

List_of_elevation_extremes_by_country

Mount Elbrus

Highest mountain of Russia and Europe

"Mount Elbrus". SummitPost. Mount Elbrus. Encyclopædia Britannica Online Computer generated summit panoramas North South. There are a few discontinuities

Mount Elbrus

Mount_Elbrus

Finsteraarhorn

Mountain in the Bernese Alps

"Finsteraarhorn". SummitPost.org. Finsteraarhorn at 4000er.de (in German) Computer generated summit panoramas North Archived 2015-06-03 at the Wayback Machine

Finsteraarhorn

Zugspitze

Highest peak of the Wetterstein Mountains (Eastern Alps)

com More comprehensive article about the Zugspitze in German Wikipedia Computer generated summit panoramas North Archived 10 May 2013 at the Wayback Machine

Zugspitze

Galdhøpiggen

Mountain in Innlandet, Norway

driter i at det er forbud (18 June 2021) NRK Juvasshytta (in Norwegian) Computer generated summit panoramas North Archived 8 October 2007 at the Wayback

Galdhøpiggen

Grossglockner

Highest mountain in Austria

"Grossglockner". SummitPost.org. Topographic maps of the Grossglockner Computer-generated virtual panoramas North Archived 2007-03-12 at the Wayback Machine

Grossglockner

Dolma

Stuffed dishes in Middle Eastern cuisine

Feasts and Celebrations" (PDF), This Week in Palestine, no. 224, Turbo Computers & Software Co. Ltd., pp. 66–67 Kezelian, Harry (2021-01-07), Armenian

Dolma

Viktor Ambartsumian

Soviet Armenian astrophysicist (1908–1996)

Byurakan, at an altittude of 1,405 m (4,610 ft), on the slopes of Mount Aragats, some 35 km (22 mi) from Yerevan. The first buildings were completed in

Viktor Ambartsumian

Viktor_Ambartsumian

Aparan

Place in Aragatsotn, Armenia

Armenia Major. Modern-day Aparan is located at the eastern slopes of Mount Aragats and the northern slopes of Mount Ara, on the shores of Kasagh River, with

Aparan

Marmolada

Mountain in the Dolomites, Italy

Retrieved 2024-09-08. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Marmolada. Computer generated summit panoramas North Archived 2016-01-02 at the Wayback Machine

Marmolada

Eurasian Economic Union

Trade bloc of five post-Soviet states

Issyk-Kul lake, Issyk-Kul Region – Kyrgyzstan Winter – Belarus A view of Mount Aragats from Aragatsotn – Armenia A view of Mount Mönkh Saridag – Okinsky District

Eurasian Economic Union

Eurasian_Economic_Union

Portland State Vikings men's basketball

American college men's basketball team

Player Year Current team League Brandon Hollins 2018 Aragats BT Armenia Basketball League A Bryce Canda 2018 Kingspan Královští Sokoli National Basketball

Portland State Vikings men's basketball

Portland_State_Vikings_men's_basketball

Dufourspitze

Highest point in Switzerland

SummitPost.org Dufourspitze on Hikr.org 360-degree panorama from the summit Computer generated summit panoramas North South Index Peakbagger link Portals: Mountains

Dufourspitze

Tina Asatiani

Armenian physicist (1918–2011)

Alikhanov brothers began organizing a station to study cosmic rays on Mount Aragats, Asatiani was invited there, and in 1943 she began work on a Ph.D. thesis

Tina Asatiani

Tina_Asatiani

Ralph Yirikian

Armenian businessman

Avrora Mardiganyan from the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute “Golden Aragats” medal from the “Eurasia” Charity Public Organization Woodrow Wilson Medal

Ralph Yirikian