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ah welcome is one for the history books. nasa has deliberately smashed a spacecraft into an asteroid. oh, i got it. and it was all in the name of survival to space. agency wants the not the asteroid slightly office trajectory using the double asteroid redirection test or spaceship nasa, it can repeat this in the future. space rocks, heads of threats and humanity. let's get more mis joining us or vice. got it from seattle. washington is tiny harrison. she's a fellow at the outer space institute. really good of you to join us on the program . so how tricky was it to carry out this mission and how long before we nodes the success? so this is tricky because the 1st time we've ever done anything like this where we've tried to change the trajectory of something while it was in space. this was

at the level of we couldn't even pilot the thing all the way there. we had to put in commands into the spacecraft, so that those last couple of minutes as it was going into impact the asteroid it was flying all out its own. so it's basically a hold your breath and hope that everything works properly and those last couple of minutes there and it peers to work flawlessly. but the, the aim is to kind of, as you say, a change it's trajectory. we don't know if it's done not yet. theory. not yet. so there are going to be a bunch of telescopes, monitoring the asteroids from the ground here on earth across multiple continents, over the next few days and weeks to make sure that we actually accomplished the trajectory change that we were looking for. and this involved the very small change to the velocity of the asteroid, like less than a percent, but it should be enough to move its course enough that we could detect it with those telescope. so what's the big picture here? what a scientists trying to learn from this the idea here is,

are we actually capable of changing the trajectory of an asteroid that might be on a collision course with earth? we know that this has happened many times in the past. it's what led to the extension of the dinosaurs. it may have caused some of the other extension events we've had in history. but we've never had the technological capability to actually be proactive or something like this. if we did find an asteroid that was on collision course with earth. so the ones that we visited today are not a danger. they were never going to impact the years, but it was just the test of this technology. and if this works, then we know that we can use the same technology to hopefully deflect asteroids that might pose an actual threat. why was there a reason this particular asteroid was picked for this? so, interestingly, this was a binary asteroid. so there was a larger one called the most and a smaller one, die more phone, which is the one that we actually impacted. and this was a way to, to change the distance of those 2 asteroids from each other. and that's how we can

measure how the trajectory and the velocity of that smaller asteroid change from the impact event. so, having that pair of them was really useful from a scientific perspective. and was this the most effective way? i mean, when you look at the movie on the gather, i mean, the aim that was to blow up the asteroid here that just been trying to nudge it, was that the best way to deal with this is probably the best way, because then you at least know where the asteroid is, if you blow it up into a 1000000 pieces, you've gone from one very large impact or 2 tons of small pieces that you suddenly have to deal with and try to track all of those separately. you might have actually created a bigger problem for yourself than if you just nudge the trajectory of a single asteroid. that was all the question course with the earth. i use and you mentioned it yourself. i mean asteroids have been colliding into for years, haven't they? it's what got rid of the dinosaurs. is it surprising therefore, that it's taken this long to come up with a mission like this?

i think so it's, it's something that is not quite as exciting, maybe as the search for life on other planets. when you try to sell it to congress or something like that, but it's, it's kind of an infrastructure technician, it's something that's really critical for us to understand. and it's taken a while to get here, but now that we've actually, hopefully there should demonstrate it. this will prove that it's something we should be investing in over time, because there's something we actually have the capability to do. and i think maybe even 1020 years ago based movies like armageddon that make it look like it would be this very huge effort to do something like this. we realize that it's actually maybe a lot smaller of an effort. then maybe we previously thought, okay, really interesting to get your thoughts. tiny harrison fellow at the outer space in st. jude speaking to us there from seattle, washington the the kremlin has admitted it made mistakes,

and it's mobilization of hundreds of thousands of reserve, a sufficing ukraine. the move has faults, anger protests, and exodus of russian men. demonstrations have been held across the country. mohammed vow has more this is an army enlistment center in siberia. a young man opened fire, reportedly upset that his best friend had been called up to fight with him. school is more than 6000 kilometers from ukraine, but the war is no longer distant here. the rest of on done is much closer to the fighting, just across the border from ukraine. the motion here, sadness, fear, and defiles. everybody is scared. the main thing is to him, come back alive and healthy. i'm positive. i will come back alive and healthy. it's going to be on k. i'm a sergeant in the reserve as the reservists leave for the front line

and its mission from the kremlin. let it has made mistakes, implementing the draft with pumps, you know menu that you have a question for a 100. don't want you to the most of those who don't want to fight, haven't protested. they simply left thousands of calls queuing at the border with georgia. ah, frustration breaking out among those stuck in the 20 kilometer long q. those who

have made it to george's capital. belushi say they feel safe here. the more geared are you by you said the last not spoke of law, say raleigh v. like many others, fear that against our will. they could draft us to go and kill peaceful people in ukraine. we are completely against this war. i can recall it for what it is. it's not an operation. it's a war which russia is conducting on the territory of ukraine for us, like for others, but scary to die and to kill others. and for what we don't understand. therefore, we decided to flee at this time kind of needed to chose, ah, back and russia. sporadic protests continue. jackwoods is the capital city of the saudi public. ah, these people choose traditional dance to demonstrate their opposition to the draft . 24 of them were reported in later arrested recognition by the kremlin,

that mistakes had been made. the raft may or may not be enough to calm the protest about maybe beside the point if russia and next is large parts of eastern ukraine, with a drawing of the frontiers enabling moscow to use enemies, to defend what will be the motherland mohammed one, a da 0, moscow was mohammed just mentioned, separate is referendums of being held in for ukrainian regions occupied by russian forces. russia's foreign minister has pledge full protection for any annex regions that prompted another warning from the u. s. that any kremlin plans to use nuclear weapons in ukraine would have catastrophic consequences. ukraine is western allies say the referendums are a sham, and won't be recognized international people and take care have been offering floral tribute to assassinated, former prime minister should. so ave, it's before the state funeral, the late japanese leader, which is due to take place in the coming hours and national dignitaries,

been gathering for the ceremony. was assassinated back in july. so corresponding, rob mcbride, who's standing outside the venue. funeral. rob talk with 3. what's happening today? that's right at the start of a long day of commemoration here in tokyo, the highlight obviously will be this state funeral. it is very rarely given to a prime minister. in fact, you have to go back to 1967 to find the last occasion that it did occur. but this is the public part of the day. obviously during the stay funeral, we will see the big the trees gathered from around the world. but this is the japanese publics a chance to pay their respects. and if i can stand back and give you a look at where people are heading that going up the road towards the venue, whether you will take place to leave their floor or tribute that the lines around here are quite incredible. thousands of people have turned out nathan around

different blocks, around this part of tokyo, all of them coming to pay their respects, deliver flowers, and they tend to be the majority of them. possibly all the japanese people, more conservative leading but you talk to the people here and they do tell you pretty much the same thing that they have a great respect and fun. this will be that session of a they say, and they japan feel good about itself. again, he came to power after the fukushima disaster with the economy in trouble. but they say i should of a may japan more assertive on the world stage? it would increase the alliance with the americans. it may japan stand up against the more assertive at china in this part of the world. so there is a fund for him, the food we appreciate, the current prime minister believes that session. so opera is deserving of this all, but he, since announcing bits of this state funeral would go ahead opinion polls have shown

a people tending to be disinterested in this way. when it was announced, how much this was all costing people have started to turn again step. i know a lot of people questioning. sions is legacy that he was a divisive figure. and so we are seeing a lot of security in this part of tokyo, mainly because obviously we have take the trees arriving from all around the world . but also because there are protest planned by people who are opposed to this state funeral, who believe that they should not be having this order at all. japan prepares to say goodbye to it's longest serving. prime minister sions so ave, with a lavish send off. that's the source of growing controversy. instead of morning, many have been protesting with much of their anger directed at the current prime minister fumey ok. shita nichol should clearly show the stands of continue albert

policies and he's forcing it on the nation. coming from a political, dennis de, it seemed natural at 1st that such a distinguished life should be celebrated with a state funeral. but the problems began soon after his assassination at a political rally in july, when it emerged the suspect bore a grudge against our bay for his linked to the unification church, which the man blamed for making his mother bankrupt, widely known as the moonies and associated with organizing mass weddings, the unification church has long been regarded by some dangerous cult that pressures its followers into making exorbitant donations. it was founded in south korea in the 1950s, but has been expanding its influence here in japan for decades. this was ave, giving a recorded address to a big gathering of the church a year ago. it was then revealed the organisation had other links with japan's

ruling party. why does you know the members of my cabinet have pleased to examine their own relationship with the organization and cut all ties with? that in turn has led to charges of persecution by the church which claims 3000000 members. this was a protest rally held in soul. he got no stop, human rights repression, stop distortion, reporting religious repression. the roiling controversy is far from the kind of respectful and reflective atmosphere. japan's embattled prime minister had hoped for the state funeral, and we've seen kishi the plummet in the poll. i mean, he's dropped 20 point. you know, and you know, his negative now exceed his positives. about 2 to one people are against him though. ave an extremely influential but divisive figure in life. so proving it seems in death. rub mcbride, al jazeera, tokyo still at all now,

deserves a far right leader promises a government full italians out. the initial results, the sunday selection give a clear majority if georgia maloney's clinician arrivals england and germany classes rely on the final games. well ah, anticipation is rising. and so with my cattle anyways. hello, the weather slot is set for for china and the korean peninsula have a different story for japan. we have got some cloud and rain pushing through here at a delivering system just off shore in the north west pacific that should stay out to see. but we are going to see some rather wait weather coming to southern and western parts of japan as we go through tuesday. push on into wednesday,

a scattering a showers or stiff northly wind. just around our tropical system. we are going to see a brightening up as we go on through the latter part of the day, but so the case of sunshine and summer life is showers coming through. last dry. there was a set of course, the korean peninsula, much of china, still some walk down towards south will and getting up to about $35.00 celsius hong kong, around 30 degrees. but we will see some wet weather, just clipping the far south of china over the next couple of days. as said, typhoon norie makes its way across the south china sea. at the moment, winds of around a 100, a 65 kilometers per hour, it will strengthen somewhat over the next 24 hours. middle pushes, weight will central parts of vietnam with some very heavy rain flooding. rain coming through, damaging wind, certainly on the cards as well. so why to stay? you can see why spread re pushing through eventually it makes its way into laos de with sponsored by cattle anyways, the chuck regional paragon,

one of south america's toughness. we followed 2 men who seemed to thrive on his challenges. a veteran truck driver who answers every call whatever the weapon to provide for his growing family and the cowboy who enjoys his rock lonely life. risk in an earth powered water on the al jazeera. ah the me. welcome back. watching out a reminder, top stories that our nasa has just achieved something humanities never done before

the space agencies deliberately crushed a spacecraft into an asteroid, millions of kilometers away. it's all to test whether we could stop objects from hitting by slightly changing that trajectory. people and take care have been offering tribute to assassinated former prime minister mission bay before the state of the late japanese leader, which is to take place in the coming hours fascinated back in july. and the criminal has admitted and made mistakes. and its mobilize ation of hundreds of thousands of service device and playing off protests and accidents of russian men. demonstrations have continued across the country, including areas are staying in russia, at least 17 people have been killed in the school, shooting in the central city of is hesky. the victims include 11 children as well as security because these 24 others were wounded in the attack. the gunman has been

identified as a former pupil. the motive to be attack remains unclear, but investigate to say they're looking into possible new nazi links. natasha buck winchell so the attacker committed suicide, though it has been established that he was wearing a black t shirt with nazi symbols anabolic lava. he had no documents on him, but his identity is currently being established. this former us intelligence contracts and whistle blow. edward snowden has been grounds in russian citizenship by president vladimir patient. 9 years ago, snowden exposed surveillance operations carried out by the u. s. national security agency that has affected millions of americans. he's a former and an essay employee and faces espionage charges in the u. s. and left the country in 2013 and was granted asylum in russia, where he currently lives with his wife and son. colombia venezuela have

re open call go commerce on monday, potentially enabling billions of dollars and trade off 2 years long closure people along the shed border hope it will be economy in an area deeply affected by the conflict between the 2 nations. alexandra reports from the border town of cha cooter, adorned with flags from both countries, the 1st cargo trucks cross the border between colonial venezuela. after years of political conflict, it's a highly symbolic moment, as delegations from both governments smith in the middle of the simone believe, a bridge, colombia, new left wing precedent with several federal had made the reopening of the border. a key campaign promise could okay. years soon, the story, i think today's a historic day for the region for the country for south america and globalization is 1st and foremost the relationship between neighbors. anyone who measures the flows of trade,

cultural change and population movement will always find that the greatest amount is between neighbors. that is how it was here before, secretary madness to over hearts and brains. the 1st strikes crossing from columbia were loaded with toilet paper, plastic and medical supplies. the one from venezuela, with rolls of aluminium ministration, believes that friendly with i'm free as well. reads a 1000000000 us dollars by the end of the year, and possibly for 1000000000 us dollars by the end of his administration for years from now. and they hope that most will benefit the 1000000 people the live along the border legacy. and then if, hopefully this will help with the shortages in venezuela and reduce contraband. and the extortion as we were subject to to cross, i think it will make life easier way that i will ask them in relations between the 2 countries had reached rock bottom in 2019. when former colombian president,

yvonne duke is spearheaded efforts to force regime change in venezuela, the shut down worse in security along the border, emboldening crime gangs that control smuggling and drug trafficking. local entropy nurse say the border should never have been shut ramos yet, the i think it's been 7 years without vehicles passing through here. roger greatly affecting the cultural, the social and economic reality of the region through millions of people, had to land dangerous crossing were ending up victims of violence and his appeared in the way. but it, but what's coming in is it different border federal hopefully generate employment for a while to reopening is a welcome. first step. everybody here agrees much more needs to be done to overcome the economy, security and humanitarian crisis affecting this border region. allison that i'm get the i'll jesse archuleta tens of thousands of people have rallied in mexico city to

mark the 8th anniversary of the disappearance of 43 students. the group was kidnapped as they were traveling to a demonstration in 2014 and haven't been seen alive since investigate to say the students were handed over to a drug costs out by corrupt police. mexico's president has appealed for a peaceful rally. several police officers were injured from violence broke out. it's similar protests on friday. john holman, has moved from mexico city. go police. the holly does a mission present. this is not a huge running back to some. 3 protests to stupid from various things that the police deploy. somebody just told us i tried to, i wanted to show the police have been trying to contain the situation a little bit. it would seem to smell like t got you could see symbol now, but i just didn't fix it all. the frustrations around this case is now

students disappeared in the southwest admits for $43.00 goods. 6 and the government tried to say that it was a local dying. who did it in cahoots. his local police turned out this year is that the new government or the current administration has said no, this is actually a crime that in both the levels of the mexican state we're talking local but also to can federal alicia talking about the all me that day the little hope to people here, off the years in which the government investigation didn't seem to get anywhere. it was rude with corruption, allegations of torture. but finally, just to be served. in this case. what's happened just recently is off to the government a couple of months ago. putting out that report that they've now it's lee appears on cause 1st 1st far i prime minister since world war 2 and right wing

coalition lead by georgia, maloney is projected to take the majority of seats in parliament. stephanie deka is more story around the 1st day of a new right wing reality for italy and feelings. are mixed. lum, your space goal? maturer. well, i expect more political self determination for italy now within the limits of the european union. so always to let ourselves be heard with a more decisive voice, nor thought. i feel like a level that evidently, i'm not someone who voted for her because i'm not a supporter of the right. but this doesn't mean that i think the country wanted to show once again a rebellion. i think that nearly call it as political campaign was completely wrong . he wasn't the right person and i'm sorry for the italian, so voided for him because it was evident he would have lost her a very politically. the center left democratic party came 2nd behind georgia maloney's brothers of italy. but it's all about coalition politics here, which means they will be in the opposition or geo, and jordan, or clarice today is

a sub differently for europe, little tough days layer head. we fought as much as we could to avoid this outcome. we fought for values, and with the end to taking italy into the future, we're still, ah, melanie addressed her supporters in the early hours of monday morning, saying she would represent all italians and unite the country to her right wing coalition gained around 44 percent of the vote with it, meaning it will hold the majority in both houses of parliament. ah, she has good reasons to on to be happy. of course, because the, the party was so successful. 26 percent awe of divorce, which is huge result actually the greatest result of erotica, right. but in europe. but at the same time, she has some good news to be worried about the stability of her government, new government. and this is due to the that the older partners of the coalition did not so well. and this might result, even in a crisis of the league enterprises,

of the leadership of the project right now. italian media across the political spectrum of called it has started when an earthquake in the countries politics, maloney takes italy, but georgia maloney's party has no previous government experience and considering the many challenges facing actually like the energy and economic crisis and the storing cost of living when it may just have been the easy part, stephanie decor, i'll just 0 row. the british pound is fallen to an all time low against the us dollar before partly recovering punch. nearly 5 percent is marcus opened in asia on monday. dive combs as concerns of the growing of the u. k. economy. on friday, the government unveiled a package of major tax cuts combined with a massive increase in public boring england. germany of shed 6 goals on a dramatic night in london. the world cup hopefully is true. 33 in

a match that will give both teams reasons to be hopeful and concerned out of the finals in cats. are so hell malik reports leave or some agency with the world cup less than 2 months away. old rival, england and germany play down to thriller at wembley stadium. the nations the contest being both sides last much before the final break after go, let's 1st talk things came alive after the break with england after showing defend a harry mcguire conceding a penalty. manchester cities, l k condone slotted it away with ease to make it one nails that was perfectly placed by okay, i go and do a quarter of an hour later things got better for germany. a stunner from chelsea's chi haven't putting the visitors to want. it seemed like it was all over for england. change it, but they rallied luc shows efforts,

snuck over the line to make it to one. and moments later, mason mt got the whole side on level to england then won a penalty of the dude bellingham was brought down just inside the box. harry came stepped up against and converted england. 3rd go in 12 minutes to go to his teams. 32 lead didn't last long vote on a spill by england's keep a nick post allowing habits to level things up with his 2nd goal of the night. it ended $33.00. a result that will give both garrett south gate and hand see flicks plenty to think about before carter 2022. so halem elite from al jazeera ah.