the sector it used to dominate, and after paying $44000000000.00 for twitter in october, he told employees in march, the company is now worth up, but in just a decade space sex is proven that rockets once thought disposable can be safely reused. getting starship to the launch pad has not been cheap in 2020 and 21. early versions performed spectacular flips and plunges over the swamps of southern texas . but exploded on landing. the other way of viewing this is that this is just an experiment, like we're going to do this and then see if this is a possibility of a market. but if you can treat a $100000000.00 rocket as an experiment, there's a lot of things that you can consider experiments. the bigger question is, how or why such a craft would ever be used. we don't have any of the systems in place on how to handle that sort of volume of people. what that social organization would look like . i would say that when it comes to thinking about can starship and what the future

might bring for it. just because we can build a rocket, doesn't mean that we can build the civilization reminder must, who has celebrated previous failures, said the 1st test was always a 5050 bed, a safe prediction cone baker algebra ah. shelter there lisa hill, robin and hall. reminder of all top stories, 6 days of fighting between citizens warring forces of killed nearly 300 people, an injured at the 3000 the violence as for many sudanese to flee, the capital cartoon. 45 failed to stop the fighting ahead of the paramilitary rapid support. it says these ready for the 5th truce with the army for either by those still in cartoon said they're running out of food and water as well as other basic supplies. the fighting is preventing many from leaving their homes here. morgan has moved from call to while people are picking where they are and listening to friends

and relatives who had been able to make it out of a capital hard to me. and then deciding whether it's safe or not. we spoke to somebody, one of the residents, a person who was able to leave the capital yesterday. and she said it took her 12 hours to get to the new city, which is in to the to the computer is just about 180 kilometers away from the capital her tomb. and normally it would take about 3 hours to get to me at any, but she said that they were a lot of rapid support for those checkpoints that they were asked for the identities. and they were asked where they were heading un secretary general. attending tara shes stressed the importance of a ceasefire. all parties to the conflict muslim, we are leaving the very important moment in the muslim calendar. i think this is the right moment for his fire to hold. and this, his fire is absolutely crucial at the present moment. we have been in contact with the parties, we believe it is possible,

but everybody must be united in putting pressure for the ceasefire to take effectively place a judgement in his he has ordered opposition leader russian guinea. she to be imprisoned for allegedly plotting against state security condition is a prominent critic of present chi saeed. the largest rocket ever made has successfully taken off, but then failed. exploding mister just minutes after launch the space ex ship is intended to eventually bring humans into war. but those were the headlines. you follow those stories on the website that algebra dot com updated throughout the day about good morning and half. next. it's witness to stay with us. deep sea minute to provide the minerals needed for green energy transition. in the 1st of 2 special reports. 101 east investigates what it means for the pacific ocean on al jazeera with

with my name is kim has missed my son joel, i'm a professor of climate stomachs, the university bergen, and then back in the center for the time with. i'm proud to be in the region, but i'm also concerned and frustrated about the way we behave internationally. we are conscious of climate being an issue. at the same time, our government focus stores, oil, oil explanation, which is a very bad thing for well

with the points of this course is to bring together students from different cultures and to learn from each other with welcome but yeah, we're just going through a few of the plans before right now, let's see. we have one in agreement with one school warmers high school in kingston and then we have to have the stations and everything lined up. so we have the activities for school gets ready when they come on board. and i think the important thing is that they should learn from each other with their perspective on climate change. like there's, there was nothing of climate change in their community where they live. any questions? my dad to send me out a question, i guess it's faith. well,

so you have to get one p c r a i was hoping like for we haven't solved it. we only with fast lesson friday morning at if you don't have the results by our flight. you go through last long earlier you take the hope that us there, at least we have a plan. mm hm. mm hm. okay. yeah. let me if that has gone on,

this is the possibility. we're ta morling, our letter. we still haven't met the harder than to tow, so limited to for all that in the ocean to more to help them with it. then we also did the morning for been so severe. san miguel colorado. they go memorial. so they, i must shot even more infectious both from the leading new aim for them. both on homeless calendar is for all 3 elements of the lesson plan. the 1st name has keith is good morning on of this install, mumbled our notional fee. so they let the thumping on scope for the you with that for they will have to be at this good morning off some broken then dog, off of fur mans. come for the golf thumb filter. so while the you at the more powerful temperature bother. well, there davis go down in the front door when i was almost finished with my studies the in the region oil company or were in the

process offering me a job, a car, a house. and i was very tempted, but i decided i really wanted to do something else. i want to do to work with climate science. so i chose up pass. oh, okay. of its own free oak latifah, travis scott, scott law looking today. i believe through the city and difference of m models, not the most good shoot that milan blue or not so they're not built out test. those are not meant that the voters involved with a going wound, wooden box on the fellow so sadly they fall one level or

a check of on it. yeah, no, it's about cool bundle. sure that i don't mean it's not good. lemme stumped on from group on the go home. i would call them regular delta. then i was a citizen i see still met instead of being on monday from january, the b one with one me got even before you fred, us. lemme a lawful nick of a friend of what really the 2nd phone ma mazda on the 2nd to perform on some, you know, mess, follow. so as a condo that up with the re, $11.00, do hardwood. com also lead family policy. olivia list is gonna assist humbleness the lab and ask for them better because we didn't do that to help you ever to get a material on or comical with things with you about that.

yeah. okay, excellent. says distinguished. yes, ladies and gentlemen. the pandemic has taught us that national solutions to global problems do not work. we come to glasgow with global ambition, to save our people and to save our planet. but we now find 3 gaps, or this is our best reckless and at worst dangerous. so i asked you, what must we say to our people? live in on the front lane, in the caribbean, in africa, and latin america in the pacific. when will we, as were leaders across the world, address the preston issues that are truly causing our people aren't and worried. whether it is climate, or whether it is vaccines. simply put, when will lead us loo?

i've been part of touring schools for many years. and the personal level that for me, i mean the climate scientists to interact with local community and be part of that or they can montgomery with all the mirth, then amounts of oliver to stay up there for the process on this, not all material, but overall any powerpoint, acres on with us on the well in for trauma, as far as the farm act in europe, lampa buyers. don't the more the familiar from north america or not even tina at fedex curse for us also went good. so don't get any bought. not for ally, you buy it is look of the morning r l a didn't well now hob ah lift or all the fisk or simple cockburn e haul that run donna. so there, well among our mill at the foot or forestall bedroom or long clean, my holler or each of those innocent men alliance on them. so they are man, wisconsin, poorly gets off of cream on the market. bodeo about again, it is 1 o'clock. i am at

a commission weapons on martha got paint got brought up at n. we'll some plan got accommodate his me game. like even if nobody left, nasa, ah, there was a mass on there. me now some novels go so sometimes that's just for us to do so as a complex us home. oh awesome. so i thought go to to say yeah. so in your chef l thank wasn't now you can listen to, she'll be lot. there's some you still on the back us, more of them is not them had though, could you mom? when they get cream of florida, they could have a handling a. so the insulin moving in a cold actions on the color dead zone of the where the among the middle of, among a thing may come out and then they could, mon links me, i left on. well, it must have waited for them. the mom skyler from ok that the medical man because we're a so now what we're doing is that we're teaching students in norway about time it

and most of the devastating impacts of climate change are seen abroad. so by bringing together students from different parts of the world and learning from each other is essential. and i want to have happen among the level i got it. okay. are they sick about the 4th in the they've been gone. jamaica lemon before a 2nd among us and political support, the country for 10 of our live was a lot. yeah. it was like i like it of course inspired to better understand where are we going? so i can see things are changing, the climate is warming and the ice is retreating. and it concerns me because i can

see that that impacts a lot of nations around the world particular in the tropics. so what's our potential role in this? what can we do or 137394550 . you have all them covered tasks that you see are past that we have to do with anything we can throw out to you, or you can get closer together. variously though my name is marcus i of the captain for this voyage, we are looking forward to soon leaving your us all. you are the ones who are going to sale the ship from here to jamaica. we will stop some time during the voyage to

do some sampling and testing because we are a scientific vessel in addition to everything else we do. now you could say like very good. and there's a just to see that you're staying away with are we ready for singing eva or something like that? i don't know. oh

so kimberly, after finally so many months we're on board the ship. i'm very excited about finally meeting the students and their colleagues and learning from the local community about climate change in the caribbean. huh. so this is the hemp rope. you've seen the 2 lengths of 62 and they've blighted. you wouldn't even notice, right? it's like a beautiful job by yon this on his team. so this one is now, what we're going to start with is only a 120 meters, but eventually we'll make a 1000 meters. and there's a little loop here that we can attach the equipment and we need to organize ourselves a little bit because there are 3 teams. so one team is going to do that. hands measurements, old fashioned way with the rope. i think shantelle you can find probably 2 more people to,

to be in charge of that and the other make sure you don't lose our rope right, so fast, and then somewhere tied up deaf. this is where you attach the instrument and gamma will show you how to do that. so this one pressure, this is where the sensor is, so we don't want to block it. this temperature, this is brenda for mr. packages. with yeah, just keep going. so with modern instruments and satellites were still only really measuring the surface of the ocean, and a lot of the changes and climates occur in depth. so to measure the deep ocean, you would need to send instruments down into the deep. and that's what they started on 150 years ago. so then the repeat those measurements with more accurate instruments and get the more more comprehensive data sets of deep ocean temperature

. sure. when taken up, how long it how long have i mean much more more than a minute but yeah, i think with them so we're looking at the results as they come up, but we won't really have the answers and we get back in bergen up to 2 years of collecting measurements from the round the oceans. and we're expecting that we'll be able to calibrate the old measurements 150 years back in time before i think i go for an item that i'm put on. i've never been so long so may have been and privilege to have my daughter moved on board

the ship. and i know that it's not an experience that any teenager will have the opportunity to take part in. but it's important for me that she learns about what i do as a scientist, what i work on in the same time. i know that she is learning a lot about 8 years old, but as soon as i get on this, i that i did to will bring this with her for many, many years to come in we can you see how fast this will be? it's a plot it by i take the time from one of the fascinating race. yes. right. so this is moving over time. you tend to be able to calculate the chance of having one. now

while we're here is one out of 10. but the 1st, it's also interesting to know if that could change the seasons in the caribbean. that's you know, between the june on november you can expect anything because of the hurricane season. the difference is not how many hurricanes which year. the difference says, how strong now everything is much more intense fixture and i have a stronger source of hurt, then it's unmanageable, happen. and that's, of course, once again, because of the heat, the heat rising up is more than it used to be in the science. so relevant for you and for sailors and, but i was just wondering out because we, we don't really talk to get much scientists and so forth. and so we have to, because we're looking at this 247 we're looking are watching our movement, the end of the currents are pushing us all the time. and we have to know why

i had to that the phone works on monday so that we can use it as a back up for this live thing with the schools project on the sale. our way here here actually. yeah, but the probably the day doesn't work there. we assume the early voice of the jamaica plan. yeah. i'll body in my view to be healthy. right. i'm gonna pop back. i live over in some very much looking forward. finally arriving in jamaica and meeting the school

children and my colleagues at the university and the politicians who are both visiting the, both in kingston. and that not the least to learn about climate change and how it impacts the people living here. okay. all right, living a break, right? right. you guys ready? so what we do is we will bring them in there whenever they come, no sit down here and then the one pupil student to was going to talk will be with me on the back side. maybe mean shantelle will do some great things as a 1st bart. okay guys, guys, one minute, one minute, little silence. okay. one minute. we go live once a day where kinda hosting school groups to introduce them to different projects and tying it back to their teaching curriculum that they knew here locally.

so our students as a several stations on board the ship so that now the school children are vis. thing they can learn about climate change in the hands on type of way together with our students consecutive so i just mix it around and we're going to wait to tell the number for the unit because maybe in american reading, i think, i think is that they did this much like over a 100 years ago regarding the challenges and you did it today kind of helping us collecting data, which is super important. any questions? yeah, mm hm. so with piece out there we go for collective action, right, collaborating with each other to kind of do your best to reduce your harping footprint and to get your state involved. so the government,

and if you are maybe not a voting age yet, you will be soon. and that means that you will have a responsibility speak, your voice is in your opinions and those need to be heard. so i'm very glad you guys and girls could come, and i hope that they've taken good care of you during the last 2 hours that you learned some signed something about the ocean. so what i have here is a 150 letters from our school. the ones you saw on the screen, they've been writing old style. you know, when they wrote letters put in the mail box, i brought them from bergen. ah. so we're hoping that some of them will also interest you to read a little bit about how it is in bergen, how their life is, how their school is what they do in terms of climate, what they do in terms of sustainable as he. so they're little bit about that in each letter. thank you so much. well, thank you. presentation, thirties, so thinking quite low work to get this memory on the will on the stand than between

norwin caribbean ready. what was the signs that would be much easier for our colleagues? supposing or when the caribbean, to work together with students and faculty, visit the childer and work on finding solutions, the climate change. we have a great her for a welcoming you on board. starts at length good. it is very encouraging to see students from the university of the west indies, enjoying the opportunity to carry out investigations alongside students from all over the world. they will all help increase our awareness, who so the role of the ocean is amazing. the targets of the 2030 sustainable development agenda. and tonight the universe city of the west in the m. the universe, if you're bergen will strengthen friendship further by finding a memorandum of understanding which supports research for liberation and exchanges

. ok. topics such as climate change, bio diversity, fisheries. pollution. an ocean cation. oh, i arriving. yeah. they're here. they just stepped out. oh no, no,

i'm fine. nice to me to work from university bergen, just guessing from bergen so, but all of them have been though you may be heard in the media of in the hosting students and school children for like 100 schoolchildren a 100 students yesterday who came on board and asked about the ocean, about climate folks. don't jamaica thanks to these guys on their own, who are local, knowledgeable people that kind of as much teaching as i hope i would say right? no part. so you are in physics. yes. and you're you're in marine biology. i'm in marine biology. i was easy to see where you would be on the ship in climate change of like fall discipline. so yes, i guess coral reefs would be a little bit more visual jamika being a small, i'm still obviously totally surrounded by c.

it is, oh, interesting, but a long term survival, growth and development. i think we need to do much more in protecting it everywhere . very grateful for them is the educational institution of scientists, and we know what this means. they release about communicating the science that we do in a palatable way for that the next generation understand and can carry on to work with the climate scientists. you kind of have to be an optimist. there's a very serious message that we're communicating. but the same time, i believe that as a multinational team and there's no challenge we can solve together, i'm very confident that today's youth will be able to find the solution to the climate change in the wilderness city, orders, scandinavia sammy activist,

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