tv Reporter Deutsche Welle July 14, 2019 10:15pm-10:31pm CEST
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to set up a thrilling finale it all came down to a tense fought 5th set with the scores at 12 games all just a joke of each took the victory via another type break at his 5th title at wimbledon and his 16th grand slam when overall you're watching t w news coming up we have shifts with the learner theme on our report stick with the learn a thing about a reporter segment with a portrait of the man hoping to be the 1st german on the moon or get you can always check out our website d w dot com for all the latest i'm irish waiter thank you so much for joining us. is going. to do you know. you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w.
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for mines. will go to the euro max you to. close a good line of story. with exclusive. must see concerning parts of europe. to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers. subscribers don't miss out. mathias morrow wants to go to the moon 50 years after the 1st lunar landing he's training to be one of the next astronauts to set foot on the moon and maybe the 1st european. lunar missions have taken a backseat for decades but now
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a new space race is brewing. if you didn't. get. it would. appearances can be deceiving this dusty landscape is not the moon but a volcanic surface on the spanish island. and french astronaut training. gearing up for the next moon landing are they testing special equipment and gathering igneous rock which is similar to that found on the moon if mathias mera does make it to the moon he'll need to be able to identify
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everything he sees. yeah that's right. that's the beauty of. this is what i was looking for but when i walk on the moon there will be many rocks there are rocks all around us. i know why should i bring this one and not the others well that's part of my training. on this in the volcano 2 days ago. but also. doesn't mean it's all a being a mineral that comes from deep underground from close to the earth's mantle and there this month this was the geologists are really keen on making a discovery like this on the moon because samples like this could tell you a lot about the moon's composition. this morning as well the awfulness the hope of course is that someday i might find a great stone or sample like this on the moon and i feel that so much by just 5
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minutes away on foot there's a command center this team is practicing how to communicate with astronauts on the moon the scientists are in the blue tent next to it ground control. we are seeing sight even a single $1700.00. looking still. there on the good. outside journalists awaiting them mainly from the local media they're interested in mathias moua the astronaut. that are going to look at the go here standard the name he recently tweeted life isn't always fair my 2 good friends did all the hard work and only i got the attention which after all the commotion my own returns to the desolate landscape. here when i'm walking on the surface of lanzarote i feel
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a bit as if i'm on the moon the moon on. i'm really getting to get their version of that some more laws about but i can tell from the technology that it's still a long way off and we've still got to learn a lot improve a lot. from our is 49 he was born a year after the 1st moon landing some of these scoops state back to the apollo mission they are being tested here to see if they can be improved on and or they were in agreement with the way. it's been decades since astronauts have practiced a lunar landing. it had gone out of fashion for a time but now interest has revived all over the world the astronaut center in cologne germany is part of the european space agency a so you have so annoyed that there's a new race to the moon that's not between the soviet union and the u.s. like 50 years ago you know i'm going on this is much more of an economic race it's about being the 1st to fly to the moon the 1st to achieve dominance in space by
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various countries have realized that they can seize and create an economic advantage given in the 1st ones who can get there will make the rules that the u.s. of course wants to be 1st and stake its claim with china has taken them on so they want to land on the moon by 2030 and also to build their own space station that's one of. china is investing heavily in space travel so is learning mandarin as well as russian he wants to cooperate with chinese astronauts and eventually fly to their planned space station. of the woman from who are. both plus you can make beautiful things from plastic. this is what. the chinese mentality.
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your. hand or p.r. younger than she herself and 2 years ago mao to went to china for some training everything took place in man during. the day or the ocean in chinese the words for moon are always the same you're the 1st i thought it was you . know i kept saying i wanted to fly to the u.n. on i thought i should have said you joe. if i can see the moon i have to say you longer than like the moon light is beautiful i have a very low when i say i want to fly there i have to say you troll right. ok. the chinese space capsule will have a white limit for astronauts 75 kilos so fitness is a key part of training. this is
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a typical exercise that prepares you for space the space suit is so tight that you can practically only use your arms when there's a risk of injuring your shoulder muscles when it's because of the fight as well so we do special exercises to strengthen all the tiny muscles not the big ones which i also don't have right now but the tiny ones on the inside of. some of the hunchbacked. so that. i was just last month this is what you need very often when you're doing evy a training ground is important internal pressure is 0.4 bar so just moving my hands takes the same effort is trying to squeeze a tennis ball. we practice by taking heavy weights and walking around it's called the farm walk to work. these on special exercises to ensure that astronauts are fit for the moon they
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still have to be developed these exercises were designed for the international space station mauer will most likely be going there soon but he still has his sights set on the moon. next stop is virtual non-reality mauer is practicing how to use the technology on the moon. for folks. here on the virtual noon or the sky's the limit. picked up one up. and see how strong i am i would throw it towards the earth. i want. i was the missing one i think i'd get dangerous. get in there with so much training what are the biggest drawbacks of life as an
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astronaut. drawbacks there aren't any it's kind don't feel like i'm missing out on anything i'm really enjoying it for me every day is different since the days are long and intense i put in more hours than an ordinary 40 hour work week but i enjoy it and i have the right to say it's getting to be too much but i enjoy it and it's a really interesting job. i love talking about it telling people what the training entails how we're preparing for the future and even telling people how important it is sparking their enthusiasm. what we're doing these next 10 years will determine what directions things will take in space and who will come out on top so to speak before we europeans have to be part of it you know thought. to spread the word mara does a lot of air travel to training sessions in china or norway or to a p.r. event in spain but today in berlin he takes the bus instead of
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a taxi. think of him as an astronaut so my carbon footprint is bad enough as it is . that's how it is. that's. in the evening he has a little time off well almost i think he's meeting d.d.'s schmidt a colleague from a so. as i'm on one scoop of macadamia please and one blueberry cream you know. so and so what's his favorite flavor coconut but there isn't any today. this is blueberry ice cream blueberries are supposed to be good for the eyes. it's making russian cosmonauts often eat blueberries in the station it can hurt things i wish i didn't think of it i mean.
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it's a how's it look with our council this november. and that's a lot of changing of course the americans are no longer planning for 2028 but for 2024 of us out there it's going along so. we need to make sure germans are involved also. germany and europe want to be a part of the u.s. is ambitious plan to send people to the moon by 2024. mathias mera is a 1000000000 planetarium to help convince politicians and business leaders to support the moon mission. and he might be there to see astronauts mathias melva it's great that you're here welcome. please complete the sentence i'm glad that people are going back to the moon because i see them because it will be an amazing adventure and not only for astronauts. with the right technology we can
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bring everyone along using virtual 3 d. technology that people can just put on a headset and join us when we explore the moon. everyone here agrees they all want to go to the moon but what america's real chances of landing on the moon. if you think there are 7 active astronauts in the european astronaut corps so you could say that i have a one in 7 chance. but i think it's a bit presumptuous to say that i have such and such percent chance. of a plot and so you. know that's something you have to work towards over the next few years i'll have to work hard to make sure i'm in the pool of candidates and supporters i'm going also in russia. i'm not will depend on government policy in november he says council of ministers will decide whether to pump money into the race till then mathias marable continue to dream of being the next person to set foot on the moon.
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an impossible journey. need only once to return to gaza. the german palestinian will be leaving a successful life in berlin or something. all i can think about to see my family again but no one can guarantee that he'll be able to see them given the amount was going to happen now or maybe at the border post i really hope we get into the muslim world i. believe. it's 50 years since the moon landing. and the adventure continues today scientists are still trying to determine where the celestial body came from. and astronauts are training practices. soon receive
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