the latest in science. from. the future. past the hour here are you with a quick reminder now for our headlines and the. credit rating agencies after a downgrade of portugal's junk status leads world markets panicking over a fifth of bailout and the knock on effect elsewhere and russia's foreign minister describes a nato has a role in libya as cynical saying it comes too high a price of civilian deaths. and the loss of the boats headed to the blockade of gaza while the un is to expected to publish

a long awaited report on israel's deadly assault on last year's. with billions of galaxies and trillions of. believe we're not alone in the universe a russian astronomer who says we are already playing host to visitors from our style of neighborhood. thank you very much for being with us today you have promised that in twenty years time you will have discovered life on other planets are we actually talking about al in store or merely some bacteria we have been talking lifeforms of course not particularly forms such life copying is a separate question of course where there is life and teligent and civilization are

a possibility but discovering life is a primary importance in what form. what i'm going to tell you is a paradox that the form will definitely be well known to us in my opinion and i believe experts generally agree on this life and intelligence should they exist elsewhere at all should be highly human like you see essentially the origins of life follow the same pattern just as it is with atoms molecules or macromolecules there are fundamental laws of physics that apply invariably in each case these laws have been thoroughly researched and explained now all you need is the right environment that would enable a process like that to start for example an atom of hydrogen that originates in a galaxy located millions of past six away from us that is hundreds of millions of light years away is absolutely identical to hydrogen atom in our solar system because fundamental laws are universal and it's the same with the fundamental laws that govern the origins of life including the fundamental laws of evolution these

are universal so all living things and should have the same composition and living organisms should look like the ones we encounter with these life forms you're talking about develop into a civilization of the worth of primarily they can develop intelligence or i think it is possible because apparently there is some. regular pattern that life inevitably develops intelligence if only there's enough time intelligence leads to civilization however this is a very long process mind you the earth formed four point five billion years ago four billion years ago it was already suitable for my forms and in fact that is how long ago initial indications of life date back to you know what evolution takes a long time homo sapien as a originated two hundred thousand years ago but it was only forty thousand years ago the modern humans came about with a culture bearing humans that you and i belong to me as well as

a scientist would you guarantee one hundred percent that we will discover life yes and i will explain why you see there is this rational if not clearly scientific outlook on the universe a process can either be or if there is at least one similar occurrence of the it is a regular phenomenon some time scientists believe that the solar system is some of the unique but nowadays we find that most stars how the planets are going to win furthermore the formation of the planets is an inevitable process that occurs when a giant molecular plowed forms into a star about a thousand parts located around different stars have been discovered to this date over five hundred stars are known to have other planets a million planets are projected to be our scope within the next ten years with more over some of the recently discovered planets not only resemble the earth by composition but also seem to have. oxygen necessarily indicates the presence of life meanwhile the universe consists of about

a hundred billion galaxies each of them has roughly one hundred billion stars and for almost all stars we might have their planets we've already discovered her thousand of them and some of those we know gets ten percent numbers and might be suitable for me to do a return of life i've already time the earth runs out of its resources and they will definitely need to clean. it's sunday perhaps in a few billion years do you think there is a chance that humankind will be able to inhabit other planets like we have to do if you will see what you're talking about i'm not an expert on this although i do have a feeling that life is generally organized in such a way of any species exists for a certain limited period of time it is highly possible humans are no exception but environmental conditions are changed at least five times in the two hundred fifty million years they were able to trace back with up to ninety percent living organisms becoming extinct and earthly floor and for changing completely some

hypothesis to maintain that it was caused by an asteroid or comet and getting there but i'm more inclined to think that the earth and the solar system or even the universe in general is something of a chemistry a giant factory with its own working and certain species may only be designed to exist for a limited period of time more than that they also beating us with humans and find it rather difficult to invest actual humans will be traveling toward the stars and migrating to other planets on a massive scale in terms of our immediate prospects acquire a destination for human colonization will be the moon i might not live long enough to see this but you definitely will as it will happen within the next twenty to twenty five years three global powers some of the united states european union and china are already competing for set up the first lunar observatory and hence the first colony on the moon there perhaps later on people might colonize mars. or do

you believe in aliens will go in what sense do i believe they have visited us and all that and their existence here but. if there was intelligence and a civilization outside it then we would call that civilization extraterrestrial but the term is used quite differently by the public to refer to phenomena we supposedly observed here on earth or. that i do not believe in when i know for a fact that it did not happen i think it's the public might find this interesting the u.s.s.r. was the only country in its day to host a grand experiment with general staff and issued an order to the various units under the defense ministries command to report any unidentified flying objects they were called on identified atmosphere phenomena. the program was called the net it was divided into two parts the defense ministries and that ok might be traces of new types of weaponry we haven't had a n look for phenomena previously unknown to kind of more than twenty eight people

across one sixth of the earth's territory even move them out as we are literally stationed outside the us is on a certain point all those people that monitor the skies for you are photos every single day a detected approximately one thousand of the usual phenomena only two of which may explain the stay for the rest were either manmade or natural so some of them were amazing you would not believe me if i told you about some of the things that were found people didn't know such things could happen airplanes are funded by pilots who flew on for days a missile was wont to attempt to bypass a passenger jet by a mere two meters we saw something of the sort later on in ukraine i believe it has been proven quite convincingly that extra terrestrials never visited us it makes sense to the way the public is thinking and i'm sure that if we were using horses to get around rather than planes they would think aliens were visiting us on horseback a certain phenomena or interpreted into

a myth it's way. recently spoke to jill tarter who works with seti and she told us that of alien so indeed exist there are civilizations should be much older and more advanced than ours and she said ellen was not contact us but there is a joke we have in the fact that extra terrestrials and not contacting us proves that they exist. and they're smart but seriously we know that there is no speed faster than the speed of light it takes light from the star closest to earth for years to reach us would it would take us centuries to devise a means of transportation and that would allow us to travel this distance we know for a fact now that the star closest to us is devoid of life the next star. is twenty light years away it would take us. to think of a way to get that physical star travel is impossible that's my belief we would have to revise the whole science of physics there are calls are not helpful and

sometimes they do happen but they were different so little i can recall from what we used to this day when there's an asteroid passed very close to earth several days ago today everyone is talking about the risk of the earth colliding with another asteroid if their profits do you think this is a real threat. it is risky first of all i want to tell you that asteroids and comets played a very important role in the birth of life remember the solar system is essentially a child chemistry with comets and asteroids transport matter of course there's a lot of including some suspect organic matter they have often collided with earth the earth is dotted with asteroid created as we call them in space with. some scientists believe that the disappearance of entire species of plants and animals has to do with asteroids that happen two hundred fifty million fifty million twenty five billion years ago now it's asteroid is not anything out of the ordinary what's more you and i may have seen something of the sort happened twice we saw jupiter

collide with an asteroid. earth's lucky star because our defendant if it were not for jupiter always asteroids when it does the moon has a lot of asteroid imprints but a comet recently flew into the sun so there are some examples for you signs the studies asteroids on a collision course with earth which is approximately. about ten percent of all u.s. states that they do present a threat but back to apophis i think we do not have to worry about it it will come as close to the earth as a geostationary satellite does a twenty twenty night it will be the brightest object in the sky and then in twenty thirty two it will return but it will not pass as a close it is quite a lot just about no point five kilometers in diameter so there is a chance of it striking up the reality is if it hits the so-called keyhole of the earth as two of these key outlets and it's a conversational field and each one approximately the size of an asteroid but i do

not think the up of us will hit one we will be able to affect its trajectory after what we should have made of your. house ok we're destroying it with experiments conducted on the earth and demonstrated the asteroids are destructible we need a stronger force and what we used in the experiment to destroy it however. then again we have been warned in advance which is very important just because with an effective trajectory gradually pushing it into the gravity field of another planet then after making several revolutions it will no longer be on a collision trajectory these ideas have never been implemented but i think they're plausible with we should have a problem going even if our technological level. twenty years ago in the largest countries.

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hello thank you for joining me for the sport and here's what's coming up in the next eleven minutes. playing host south korea celebrates and promises a winter olympics to remember the chosen states the twenty eighteen games. while in search of victory argentina remain winners at the corporate america after a goalless draw against colombia. welcomed waves russia's waterski is talk at home advantage country prepares to face the world championships the first time. the first of southeast asia where stars career is promising to create a memorable winter games out of the city of pyongyang trying was chosen to host the twenty eighteen million picks the winning bid was announced by international olympic committee president jacques rather into of and become china was chosen ahead of munich in germany and i would say in france six hundred sixty three after

a possible ninety five i see votes so that was my victory for them and it's third time lucky to own the city had previous it's turned down to host the games in twenty ten and twenty fourteen samples ask the audience they don't learn from. over the course over ten years so reading we have been listening and learning from . a lot of folk to. movement each time. today our effort to increase demand to host and to be to claim has been rewarded. now should it is so hard to walk and continue all go eat two thousand and eighteen to create and we need to keep the experience we've got to fall now and hosts argentina are still without a win at the copper america and were lucky to get away with a goal a stroll against colombia argentina had to draw in their opening game with bolivia and. messi and co were hoping to give the home fans something to cheer about

instead they were left holding their breath as colombia created the best chances i must put up but she was here. before i got the military poor black ass columbia another chance. and even i thought i was a fan of over. iran or go to iran somehow i missed it and argentina could also be grateful to make a percentage of america much finished male male columbia sort of grew by zero point two games. they do use to play good football and of course if you play good football we're going to get the results we're looking for i wish ill go out desperate for the win we have to play good football and we know we have the players that can do this the results depend not on the announcers which we know we have to win. well meanwhile chilly founds were in good voice during their team's latest training session group c. leaders could finish reach even the quarter finals if they beat euro why on friday

four players missed the session including. was sidelined for mexico but coach cloudier borg expects everyone to be fit for the next game. and elsewhere the quarter final line up has been completed at the women's world cup in germany where brazil will face the usa in the last days while strayer will play sweden brazil finish top of group d. keeping their one hundred percent record intact with a three no when i get tauriel guinea all the goals came in the second half repaired in the opener in style. before kristie and added a second week finish. to celebration. and she bent tucked in a penalty at the end to wrap up eight instable when there's a will play to time when it's the usa last night on sunday. and especially finished second in the group behind brazil after coming from behind to

beat no way to one in the second post and that's opened the region's early in the second half. but the matildas responded within a minute here simon finishing off across. some aplomb and then three minutes left its trail and wrapped the winner simon again beating the defenders by the second because he's been much like sweden in the quarter finals. and finally sweden finish top of group so you have to be to the usa team on the sweet finish their first macalso off a quarter of an hour east coast stepped up to store it. had left their shed thanks to the second from a free kick. despite the help of a very good deflection. told people that what the usa did respond in the second pass by and mix them back so. much. that that's what i could manage to finish in the going to want to sweden. and moving to

england and highly rated midfielder luka moderates will be staying at premier league club tottenham according to his agent thank you first rick sanchez moderate on his call. factory still has five years left to run the twenty five year old croatian food back to london this week and begins pre-season training this thursday after meeting club chairman daniel levy he is adamant the club will not sell the influential play maker who joined from the diner a zagreb in two thousand and eight for twenty five million dollars spurs had recently turned our office a lot rich from london rivals chelsea. and me while little thought had reached agreement with relegated blackpool for scotland refer the trolley out of the twenty five year old travel to anfield on wednesday and has passed his medical the reds had two bits rejected in january towards the end of the season as the player only has twelve and a half points that out of the group of his second summer signing and midfielder jordan henderson arrived from sunderland. and now

a sports doctor whose high profile clients include golfer tiger woods has admitted smuggling performs in ads in drugs into the united states and has agreed to disclose the identity of all his patients and what treatments they received canadian and snigger they are pleaded guilty at a buffalo course to bringing illegal drugs into the u.s. and feeding human growth hormone is admission means there won't be a trial but he's agreed to cooperate with investigators and reveal details of his clients among them is a former world number one words and baseball star alex rodriguez they admitted to being treated by the physicians but still not receiving performance in drugs from them or will be sentenced on october the nineteenth and could be jailed for up to eighteen months citing that and on the day of crashes britain's mark cavendish out sprinted the pack to his first stage win in this year's tour de france many writers hit the deck including defending tour de france champion alberto contador.

he threw his bike down in disgust that he still managed to finish then one of the most worrying crashes sort nicky sorenson get knocked off is bike by a race most a bike luckily he was trained clear in the right a cyclist was sacked in this year's race but tom boonen he was found in his chances of a stage three more he came a cropper too. however cavendish was clearly h t c rider in white on the far left powering his way past the to their potential sixteenth stage when the tour thought the shot keeps the leaders yellow jersey after finishing safe in the pack remain a second clear d'elegance the overall standings. now there's just a week to go before the third of major of the season the british open ahead of the event while number one luke donald has secured a very important found the sport's biggest legend jack nicklaus has to be englishman so when ahead of red hot u.s. open champion will be michael. lewis had a great year and every bit every all the golfers played over here you know he's

played very very well i played well at wentworth and i don't know where else he played when i played another match partner and i think he won and so you know luke's playing well is playing hurt what a worker hears he looks a member of our court my course at home and he absolutely is on the plane and ship in green and bunker play and he's there all the time and he works harder than everybody out through sceneries get results. i saw you now in k h l dream team scar st petersburg have appointed a newly retired star player said it is a ball as their assistant coach but it's on stanley cup when i left the n.h.l. to go in and all the russian club two years ago that's hip surgery potentially forty year old in april however the olympic champion is staying with sky to help where you head coach milosz as one of russia's richest sides still finding it hard to deliver the goods in. their best results in the three years since the league's inception was accorded an exit in the playoffs last season but will and has also

been a t. signing for say sky moscow's possible plug as the european powerhouse has agreed to the transfer of the continent's best player milosz players are search the twenty four year old serbian has yet to pass a medical before joining the army men on a three year deal god is moving on quick giants and n.p.r. course after being the really most valuable player and europe's player of the year in twenty ten tables which is the latest big name to be brought in in a purse that i need to go in the club. now in boxing olympic champion alexander but in has edged closer to his maiden professional award and beaten russian has entered talks about a title fight let's break with lunch a guy of the two are vying to lay their hands on the w.b. a heavyweight belt which became vacant after the message that point to david haye last week transceiver champion it's about does go through private kids and former w b a hold of truth i have will most likely square off the effort in germany until it is the twenty seventh that can has won all these twenty one professional matches all

of them with the ratings and not the time calls. now at the end of this month russia will host its first ever world championship in waterskiing but that of the not in the moscow region was chosen ahead of venues in denmark italy and sas career and russian competitors think being at home will give them an edge among north. nine has had a lot of practice in the run up to hosting good. championship this little town not far away from the russian capital has already held six world cup stages stirring up enough interest for this game to make it a favorite sport among the locals says the gratian of the world championship in nine hundred forty nine it was countries like the united states canada and france who dominated and these nations also host of events over the years so good and then russian water skiers have had some success on the international scene but until now the country has never had the chance to stage the sport's most sought after event

in the local afghans are keen not to disappoint the home crowd and bring home the gold. cup i guess that must have got the fans in did not know and understand what a scheme as a sports athletes from other countries who have already been that it's one of the world cup stages looking forward to the kind of cheering they will get anywhere else i hope their energy will help us triumph it's. the winners of this was eleven a world war risking championship will be announced on the twenty fourth of july and artsy will be there it's a bring you the actions highlights ramon cossar argy. and that's often the most ask and they're. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers.