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i had to do it exactly hour a day. by the name of the new tool i work at that. 2 this is t w news live from berlin a blow to indian attempts to push the roosevelt on the engineers at mission control have lost communication with their live in a lot of the signal from the trying to dry on the 2 spacecraft disappeared after it entered its final descent to the moon surface also coming up more than 70000 people are in need of food and water and the bahamas offer that homes and communities were
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completely destroyed by hurricane dorian the same the final death toll will be staggering. and hong kong's freedoms must be guaranteed that is the thing that's german chancellor angela merkel's message to chinese leaders on a state visit she says dialogue is the only solution to the ongoing political crisis. time manuscripts mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. it was an ambitious plan from the very start india wanted to be the 1st country to shed light on the dark side of the moon the chandrayaan 2 mission set house in july to explore the uncharted territory of the lunar south pole but shortly before the scheduled
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touchdown the space center and bangalore lost contact with the lab now mission control is trying to figure out was of the spacecraft crashed or landed while no one was watching. devastation at india's space agency as the scientists lose contact to the chandrayaan 2 only seconds before its landing. the spacecraft was meant to become the 1st ever to touch down on the unexplored south pole of the moon indian prime minister narendra modi came to see the landing from the control room later he found console a terrier worse as he addressed the nation. on earth few of us then doubt a nation by the way we went our way. it is sold out already in solidarity with a lot of scientists who are hard embark. on one of the most ambitious
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mission of our space program victim very close but we really need to cover more ground on. the landing of the spacecraft was also broadcast live on television across the country tensions were running high ahead of the event. the chandrayaan 2 was successfully launched in july after a previous attempt was called off due to technical problems. chandrayaan which means moon craft in ancient sanskrit spent the last few weeks traveling to what's the south side of the moon. on monday the landing robot vig separated from the craft ahead of its planned touchdown it was supposed to measure the surface and locate water deposits india would have been only the 4th country in
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the world to achieve a controlled soft landing its previous mission in 2008 and it with a spacecraft probe intentionally crashing into the moon. for now india's invasions to become a global space superpower appear to have suffered a setback but scientists hope to get the communication to the spacecraft back up and find out what happened and we're joined now by the delhi correspondent in the misha gys while the mission of the the loss of contact doesn't mean the mission has failed does it do we have any more information. well that's right and now the loss of contact is with the landowner and the rover the all but taught the 3rd part of the mission is still up and running it will continue all but in the morning for the next year and dicking photographs of the lunar surface we've already seen a few of these but of course the land and global voyage important because it would have made india just the 4th primary after the us russia and china not to
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successfully soft land on the surface of the moon and explored the southern all of the lunar surface so this of course has been a disappointment scientists continued to try to establish contact and also to find out and analyze the data to find out what exactly happened right when the lander was supposed to touch the lunar surface as you said india was set to become only the 4th country in history to land on the moon just how significant would it be if this mission indeed turns out to have failed also from an emotional point of view thing to india. i learned it's definitely significant there was a lot of hopes pegged to this mission and i don't just speak of the scientific community it had also inspired just the billions in the country schoolchildren as well there were many projects the launch was who watched very closely but after the destroyed the peace organization lost contact with the land there was also an
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outpouring of support not just by the prime minister but by many other people on social media as well india was of course trying to establish itself as an important player in the space tourist but critics off the current government have also said that this was simply another way to distract from the larger problems that india's facing with a struggling economy falling g.d.p. numbers job losses and of course the conflict in the den situation and the focus will be brought back to these aspects now that the focus will shift from the more mission now if this does work out what will happen next because neurons are modi certainly has some ambitious plans doesn't mean. that's right on and just if this mission is a failure or if it works out it will not dampen india's space ambitions in any way it's true that the space organization was originally mandated to make me to a logical prediction to help agriculture which it has done but now it wants to take
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the next big step forward there's already been a successful mars mission there's been a successful mission in the past and india and the prime minister are hoping to put a man on the moon by $222.00 missions also planned to venus as well as the sun so israel will continue striving on and it seems to have the full support of the government from the looks of it from the response it has had from the government today are an issue john as well from delhi thanks so much. as take a look now at some of the of the stories making news around the world wildfire as a northeastern australia have full fee evacuation of hundreds of people and destroyed a number of homes but strong winds and dry conditions expected to continue over the coming days well saurus he's say it could take a week to get the fi is under control room leaders of 7 countries in south america's amazon region have signed a pact against the destruction of the rain forest at
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a summit held in the colombian city of the to see yeah they agreed on measures to preserve the river basin but they clashed over a corporation sovereignty i'm venice weighed as exclusion from the toolbox the meeting was called after a surgeon wildfires in the region this year cools a global out cry persimmons up a chamber of palm and the house of lords has pasta build to block a no deal breck's it on october the says he focused and another blow to prime minister bar is jumps an opposition policies have again refused to grant him and early election now hurrican dory and his speeding towards canada off to making landfall in the u.s. states of north and south carolina full cost as expect it to bring hurrican false wins to pots of nova scotia late on saturday it's a ready left a trail of devastation in the bahamas thousands of people have been fleeing the islands by boat plane and crew shipped to escape the catastrophic off to malls of the storm the death toll is now at $43.00 but is expected to grow significantly
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in shock and in pain people on the bahamas are desperately trying to leave the islands ravaged by hurricane dorian for many the meager possessions they're caring are all they have left you know our no power up slowly wind out. guy it's by everything we have was a big thing it's now made government trying their best but it seemed they were going to do a good enough job to recreate the people as the police unit was so no one in the autumn of school if you know. the people who once called this shanty town home are among the most desperate of dorian's victims. national and international aid organizations have begun moving in to airlift the injured to toss bottles and bring food water and other staples to those who have no means to leave. but the
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widespread destruction poses for medical logistical challenges to teams scrambling to distribute supplies. in the u.s. dorian made landfall as a category one storm hitting the coast of north carolina with battering waves storm surge and heavy rain caused extensive flooding while powerful winds and a series of tornadoes ripped the roofs off houses and knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people. dorian has lost a little steam as it barrels on toward eastern canada packing sustained winds of up to 145 kilometers an hour it's forecast to touch down in nova scotia later on saturday. german chancellor angela merkel has called for the rights and freedoms of hong kong residents to be respected during a visit to china she made the comments off the meeting with chinese premier league in the capital beijing methyl said everything should be done to avoid violence and recommended talks between demonstrators and the hong kong leadership the chancellor
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is also having to strengthen business ties during the trip chinese and german business leaders signed economic agreements expected to create and secure thousands of jobs in both countries. and for more let's bring in journalist simeon mistry anu in beijing we just heard a pro-democracy activist from hong kong saying that angela merkel could have been clearer in her condemnation of the violence against protesters but the kids are considering what's at stake economically here is that realistic. well angry not oh merkel said some of the things that were expected of her as she she called for the chinese government to respect the rights and freedoms of hong kong residents she calls for peace a call for a peaceful solution. to anything she said anything should be attempted in order to avoid violence but at the same time she couldn't go as far as some of the whole conk protesters would have wanted her to for example she refused to meet with
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protest leaders and she wasn't like she didn't condemn police violence for example in hong kong. whatever chancellor merkel says is likely to have any effect i mean on her words maybe a symbolic gesture in support of the protesters but no more than that well dirt the chinese government tends to or listen in some situations to the german government on human rights issues for example in the past. 10 years government agreed to let some human rights activists leave china and they croqueted to germany as was the case of the wife of a nobel laureate last year. so in some situations they listen and others consider their human rights issues as being part of china's internal affairs and they don't want. their governments to interfere so that. our rights i mean i'm
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stranded in beijing thanks so much thank you. some football news now and the netherlands have managed to embarrass germany at home by winning $42.00 in their euro 2020 qualifier surge could not break gave germany and early lead scoring after only 9 minutes but 2 quick fire dutch goals turned the game on its head in the 2nd half and although toni kroos equalised from the penalty spot for germany the netherlands had the last laugh they scored twice in the last 10 minutes and made it a rather damning scoreline so yeah he moves. the football legend diego maradona has agreed to become the new coach of given. his native argentina $986.00 world cup winner maradona is considered among the best
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footballers of all time the new job marks his return to coaching in his home country since a disappointing spell in charge of the national team in 2010 currently bottom of argentina's top division the club welcomed a marathoner with posts on their twitter page complete with his famous number 10 t. shirt. and finally some sad news about a gay couple in berlin who made headlines and ignited hope around the world skipper and paying wins who spent weeks taking turns to brood an egg that had been abandoned by a female but now the zoo in berlin has now but despite the couple's best efforts the egg has failed to hatch however the zoo says it's optimistic that skipper and paying will get another shot at parenthood in the future. good luck to them here's a quick reminder of the top story that we're following for you out this hour indian
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engineers have lost communication with their chandrayaan to a lunar landing signal from the spacecraft disappeared after it entered its final descent into the inside of this. you're watching a dummy is live from berlin coming up next take a dive into the arts world and arts and culture program and remember you can get all the latest headlines around the clock on our website that's dot com i'm an eclipse mackinnon in berlin and so much of. this is going to. go on that day. you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank. speaking the truth global news that matters. made for minds.
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