You're welcome.
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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how and where does it block it?
and why specifically mine?
No way, you don't forget something like that. The place where I did my internship was the village of Sosnovka, 50 kilometers from the city. Interestingly, pine trees have not existed in Kamchatka for two million years (as a person who wrote a thesis on the topic of "Description of Meso-Cenozoic deposits of Kamchatka using the spore analysis method," I am absolutely sure of this). I will never forget that thirty-person tent, heated by one stove and leaking in the rain. I will never forget those wonderful 8 points around the camp, located in groves and swamps. I will never forget the three-meter measuring rod, and other devices, including a theodolite and a level, which our team nicknamed "Artyom" and "Naomi." The three-day drawing of a tachymetric map is also impossible to forget, because, as the one who understood mathematics the best, I was entrusted with most of its execution.

Basically, I thought it would be just another piece of crap, as always.
However, it's still unclear how and where it blocks it, and why it blocks mine specifically.
For some reason, I think you didn't understand anything from that link.