their daughter a sibling natasha going to aim al-jazeera erbil the first space mission to brave the sun is hot and harsh atmosphere has been delayed for twenty four hours because of a last minute technical glitch on the s.s. parker solar plant probe will fly closer to the star than any other spacecraft before it is designed to withstand heat of one thousand degree speeds of seven hundred thousand kilometers per hour and a journey that will last seven years sheraton's he reports on the mission to unlock the secrets from the center of our solar system. as you might expect the key to loitering in the sun's atmosphere is not melting nasa engineers have built a carbon heat shield for the park a solar probe that's just eleven and a half centimeters thick they say it will protect the equipment that will be surveilling the sun as it swoops through its corona or outer outness for the real field gets up to about twenty five hundred degrees fahrenheit which we're not going to do today but we are going to get it under degree and what is the feeling. i see . on the temperature of the corona is just

every day and he projected the sun in a scream. and many pictures of drawings of the sunspots this black spots that in the surface of the sun where the magnetic field comes out and there were big ones and then he saw a flash of light where these dark spots just rode that and maybe picture it here had the day after that. the communications in in the whole world where perturbed the graphic stations were on fire and they didn't know what was going to non there are of course that people can have an hour we're seeing the northern lights there or us the whole sky was bright with light due to the least charged particles i have seen this current on astronomer in britain here had. travelled the way 2 years and produce this effect and what would happen if that happened today what really happened on the never of course on computers and if if an event injection like the carrington event happen today. g.p.s. will die and all the g.p.s. the. all the planes that now are traveling flying su these automatic pilots and they will be completely blind

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to collect data from inside the atmosphere the sun is designed to brave extremes heat of one thousand degrees speeds of seven hundred thousand kilometers per hour and a journey that will last seven years she has returned the reports. as you might expect the key to loitering in the sun's atmosphere is not melting nasa engineers have built a carbon heat shield for the park a solar probe that's just eleven and a half centimeters thick they say it will protect the equipment that will be surveilling the sun as it sweeps through its corona or outer out was found the real still gets up to about twenty five hundred degrees fahrenheit which we're not going to do today but we are going to get it under degree and i want to feel like. i see that on the temperature of the corona is just one of the counter intuitive mysteries that the pocket probe hopes to solve why is it so much hotter than the sun's core several hundred times hotter science would suggest that the further away from the sun surface the cooler the atmosphere should be the probe is named after eugene parker who formulated the theory

far as the sun sets in the city of angels. hello there we've still got plenty of showers around the black sea at the moment the satellite picture is picking up those shower clouds very clearly you can see them here stretching their way across georgia and away across the caspian sea we have plenty of showers here for weeks now yet more showers expected as we head through the next few days and again some of them are likely to be rather heavy with the old rumble of thunder in as well elsewhere and it's just roll the whole to see much expect now beirut's not to hope we're at thirty one but further inland we're looking at thirty five force in kabul and force in baghdad all the way up at forty five i mean for the towards the south and it's not being quite so hot on the thermometer says recently here in doha because it's been so schumer but humidity is expected to stick around as we head through saturday but on sunday things will change we're expecting the winds to fire down from the northwest that's a drier direction for the winds s

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up until the 16th century his observations led to the discovery that the planets revolve around the sun not the earth as people thought deed our celestial objects have been observed and studied since the beginning of time the planets and stars have helped us understand the cause of most the way it functions and its impact on our lives then in the 17th century. became the 1st astronomer to use a telescope for his observations the rest is cosmic history to date there's one question that most people want answered is there extraterrestrial life. in human and one of many observatories in a comma desert if the question of extraterrestrial intelligence is ever to be answered it is likely to come from here the is exceptionally blue skies and extremely dry atmosphere make this the ideal location for building the world's largest telescopes in fact so we will soon house 70 percent of global astronomical infrastructure even nasa comes right here to test its robots but what we will all these new facilities help us to discover and how will they change the way that we look at our you. of us 2 of chile

nazis and fascists have no place in sun paoli today. the club has established a global profile that now inspires fans from all over the world. yet despite that attention the priority is still their own neighborhoods which they see as a proud example of social integration for the rest of germany and far beyond. here all are welcome no matter their race gender sexual orientation religion or color. you know i grew up race all my life i'm in this district. with funding support from f.c. sent polly a smart happy easy and dedicates herself to helping refugees in hamburg. i'm a fan of the fall head and gives. identity i don't know. because. outside. it is. what we love to cheer and while it be loud and every day is a challenge for us tomorrow. she's well aware that for many in germany refugees are not welcome. because the right wing is winning more. so everybody is considered to be illegal everybody is considered to be criminal. they survived. the military. but they break down here because they don't understand why they've been treated and why

as expected sun paoli are under pressure right from the kick off. hamburg have the 1st chance but something are safe by the crossbar. hamburg's dominance is so great it's clear why they're at the top end of the table. then suddenly against the run of play the visitors break out of defense and school last october was. somehow league grow in confidence and attack their greatest foes once again. last. centrality fans think they're dreaming. when the final whistle blows. there at $75.00. it's a victory few would have predicted. but they are the dogs. champions of how. you got there was a. massive day for example and found that was the result that everyone was hoping for hoping but never truly expected the dream was to avoid relegation and continue the fight as they see it for the moral high ground in germany football's kind of the fire that everyone get this right and bestand called it is one of the forces who can bring back to if the nazi politics into the mainstream. that's evening at their expense of the newest daves and some powder fans show they st

every day and he projected the sun in a scream. and make pictures of drawings of the sunspots this black spots that in the surface of the sun we do see where the magnetic field comes out and there were big ones and then he saw a flash of light where these dark spots just wrote about and made a picture and here had the day after that. the communications in in the whole world where perturbed the graphic stations were on fire and they didn't know what words were ignored there are reports that people in have on our scene the northern bites there are us the whole sky was bright with light due to the charged particles i had seen this current on astronomer in britain had. travelled the way to the earth and produced the success and what would happen if that happened today what really happened on the never of course on computers and if if an event injection like the carrington event happen today. g.p.s. will die and all the g.p.s. the. all the planes there now are traveling flying su these automatic pilots and they will be completely blind

in one hundred fifty eight he theorized that a flow of particles accelerated into space from the sun and that proved to be true but scientists still don't know how this phenomenon occurs theoretically such particles should cool down and dissipate the further from the sun they get not speed up so the wind streams could impact satellites in space and g.p.s. radio waves and electrical grids on earth they also cause rural when they crash into the earth's magnetic field and the deflected the probe will begin its first approach to the sun in november as part of it seven year mission we will go hotter than anything is being before we are in that three million degree plasma region in the corona well gradually we'll close it will take sort of seven giant steps closer to the sun until we're in that final region and as it makes those dives towards the sun surface but parker so the probe will eventually become the fastest object ever created by humankind she ever chancy out there. well let's get more on this malveaux joined by atomic maalik and astro journalist at spa. he stopped calm and he's j

in one hundred fifty eight he theorized that a flow of particles accelerated into space from the sun and that proved to be true but scientists still don't know how this phenomenon occurs theoretically such particles should cool down and dissipate the further from the sun they get not speed up so the wind streams could impact satellites in space and g.p.s. radio waves and electrical grids on earth they also cause rural when they crash into the earth's magnetic field and the deflected the probe will begin its first approach to the sun in november as part of its seventy a mission we will get hotter than anything is being before we are in that three million degree plasma region in the corona well gradually will close it will take set of seven giant steps closer to the sun until we're in that final region and as it makes those dives towards the sun surface but palca so the probe will eventually become the fastest object ever created by humankind she ever chancy out. or is much more in everything we're covering right here the latest on our top stories but also analysis and you can watch us

it could provide clues about what drives the sun's magnetic field. back here on earth the team at the science museum are hoping this exhibition will attract a big audience and some stellar reviews at the barber al jazeera london. well the woman who bid more than one point three million dollars for a painting by the british artist banksy which then shredded itself for the moment of sale has actually gone ahead with the purchase the unnamed european collector said that she was shocked when the ball from half of a girl with a balloon was sucked into an in-built shredder but she said she quickly realized she was the owner of a piece of art history some of these auction house says the reclusive artist has authenticated the artwork and given a new title love is in the bin. that's it for this news hour more news in a few minutes please do join me that. sweden has his home. in northern iraq his homeland. from which he ran. camera in hand he returns. to film he was tiny taste to run. a story soon transformed by a chance encounter. the gal who saved my life i

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it could provide clues about what drives the sun's magnetic fields. back here on earth the team at the science museum are hoping this exhibition will attract a big audience and some stellar reviews that al-jazeera london. that was our broadcast that we will recall the top stories for you when we come back we will have thirty minutes of al-jazeera world news at the top of the hour i will see you very soon. when their on line for humanity has been taken down there's going to have been told you about the numbers on a spreadsheet or if you join us on the sat i guarantee no one else has a back story like yours this is a dialogue and i'm just tired of seeing the negative stereotypes about native americans everyone has a voice resurfacing that's your comments your questions i'll do my best to bring them into the cell join the global conversation on al-jazeera challenge your perceptions. powerful documentaries. that's what makes up the. debate some discussions you've been out there with the protesters on the streets what are they been telling you. discover a

a transit occurs when a planet like mercury or venus process face of the sun as seen from earth. every century it only occurs for mercury 13 times there are only 2 planets between the earth and sun the last time mercury was visible crossing the solar face was in 2016 the next in 2032 transits a venus or even rarer if you missed it in 2012 and want to see it live healthfully it won't happen again till 2117 for centuries when mercury transit of the sun nobody noticed because it's so small by comparison to give you an idea how small if this is the size of mercury that is the size of the sun. by watching the way planets cross the sun in our solar system scientists are able to identify new planets or exile planets in others more than 4000 exoplanets have been discovered since 1992 universes billions of years own this like human life is only so short and there's only so many things we can see in our share a lot of time so for me it's like being able to see as much as bad our universe as possible and learning more about the universe by watching a pinprick of darkness crawl across the su

every day and he projected the sun in a screen. and make pictures of drawings of the sunspots this black spots that in the surface of the sun where the magnetic field comes out and there were big ones and then he saw a flash of light where these dark spots just wrote about and made a picture and here had the day after that. the communications in in the whole world where the graphic stations were on fire and they didn't know what words were in or there are of course that people in have on our scene the northern bytes they were or us the whole sky was bright with light due to the charged particle had seen this current on astronomer in britain it had. travelled the way 2 years and produce this effect and what would happen if that happened today what really went on are never of course on computers and if if an event injection like the carrington event happen today. g.p.s. will die all the g.p.s. to all the planes that now are traveling flying su these automatic pilots and they will be completely blind trained you know transport all of

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it could provide clues about what drives the sun's magnetic fields. back here on earth the team at the science museum are hoping this exhibition will attract a big audience and some stellar reviews that al-jazeera london. time for the sports news peter thank you so much we start with tennis and world number three no doubt jock itch is three to the quarter finals of shanghai masters the server then she is french open loss to marco church in otto earlier this year with a straight sets victory over the italian the three time champion took just seventy minutes to seal the win jock which is attempting to end the year top of the rankings which would mark a remarkable comeback considering the serve had elbow surgery in january. for seed alexander is of rabbit also had an easy time against australia as alex dimon are the twenty one year old german defeated his opponent six one six four several face eleven seed kyle admin a briton in the last eight. le bron james finally have a chance to link up with the man who was the lakers biggest star prior to his arrival

every day and he projected the sun in a screen. and many pictures of drawings of the sunspots the black spots that in the surface of the sun where the magnetic field comes out and there were big ones and then he saw a flash of light where these dark spot just wrote about them maybe picture the year they had the day after that. the communications in in the whole world where perturbed the graphic stations were on fire and they didn't know what was really non there are of course that people in have on our scene the northern bytes there are us the whole sky was bright with light due to the charged particles i had seen this current on astronomer in britain he had. travelled the way 2 years and produced this effect and what would happen if that happened today what really happened on the never of course on computers and if if an event injection like the carrington event happen today. g.p.s. will die and all the g.p.s. the. all the planes that now are traveling flying su these automatic pilots and they will be completely blind trained you

it could provide clues about what drives the sun's magnetic fields. back here on earth the team at the science museum are hoping this exhibition will attract a big audience and some stellar reviews that al-jazeera landed. now again on the nose of a problem in the headlines on al-jazeera a bipartisan group of u.s. senators has triggered an official investigation into the disappearance of sal the journalist jamal khashoggi he was last seen entering the consulate in istanbul nine days ago meanwhile the washington post is reporting that saudi crown prince mohammed bin ordered an operation to. back to saudi arabia and detained him. and other news an american astronaut and russian cosmonaut have survived a failed rocket launch and emergency landing they were forced to make what's called a ballistic descent and abort their mission to the international space station after blastoff from kazakhstan a magnitude six earthquake off the indonesian islands of java and body has killed three people and cause widespread panic that comes to weeks after more than two tho

every day and he projected the sun in a scream. and make pictures of drawings of the sunspots this black spots that in the surface of the sun where the magnetic field comes out and there were big ones and then he saw a flash of light where these dark spots just wrote about them made a picture and here had the day after that. the communications in in the whole world where perturbed that there are graphic stations were on fire and they didn't know what words were ignored there are reports that people in have on our scene the northern bytes there are us the whole sky was bright with light due to the charged particles i have seen this current on astronomer in britain here had. travelled the way 2 years and produce this effect and what would happen if that happened today what really happened on the never of course on computers and if if an event injection like the carrington event happen today. g.p.s. will die and all the g.p.s. the. all the planes that now are traveling flying su these automatic pilots and they will be completely blind

this probes mission is to do two fundamental pieces of science one why is the sun's corona the part we see during a total solar eclipse so much hotter than the surface the surface is about six thousand degrees the corona is several million degrees and also why does the sun's atmosphere stream away in the form of a solar wind that fills the whole solar system we want to understand that to understand our sun and other stars and ultimately to be able to predict space weather that impacts our technology here on earth and can we get a very quick scientific lesson on how it can withstand those kinds of heat it's an engine nearing marble we have a heat shield that's a carbon foam composite that it's about eleven and a half centimeters thick and we also have a radiator with norwich just regular water several leaders of which they keep the spacecraft cool so that behind that shield the instrumentation is actually at room temperature dr young have been working are watching this for a long time what was it like to see that successful launch it was exhilarating built launch was beautiful and so kn

and when the smallest planet puts on a big show the rare sight of not presuming between the sun and the. even more all is expected to arrive in mexico in the next few hours just a day after resigning as bolivia's president he's been granted asylum by mexico's government meanwhile the country he leaves behind is bracing for more violence as thousands of mirali supporters march towards the capital as the army is conducting joint operations with police against what they call vandals lawless his resignation followed weeks of protests as international monitors pointed to regularities in last month's election while mana sanchez joins us live now from la paz in bolivia marianna so what will the details do we know about iran is accepting political asylum in mexico. well deron it is confirmed as you were saying that he is on his way to mexico. the foreign minister of mexico said that they sent a plane that belongs to the government of mexico to secure a safe passage of the former president there they have a tradition of granting asylum is so that's what they have done with president former presi

the nazis and fascists have no place in sun. probably today the the club has established a global profile that now inspires funds from over the world. yet despite that, the tension, the priority is still their own neighborhood, which they see as a proud example of social integration for the rest of germany and far beyond here all are welcome. no matter the race, gender, sexual orientation, religion or color. you know, i grew up the race to all my life. i'm in this district with funding support from f. c sent probably a smaller i have p z and dedicates or so to helping refugees and handbook the i'm a fan of the scarlet. it gives us an identity coming up on being like some poems because this was a do a like a renegade like the outside and it is more than just the football itself. what of course we love to cheer and while and be loud and every day is a challenge for us model. she's well aware that for many in germany, refugees are not welcome because the right way is winning more and more supports us . so everybody's considered to

but the honest fear fluctuates with the sun's energy. and it's especially sensitive to solar flares. the sun, you know, all the, you know, it's, it's warm, it's bright, it's, it's, it's, you know, he does this life at the same time. it's or itself sustain thermo nuclear explosion in space that we have to live next to. and so the more that we understand how those other layers work better, we can kind of predict the violin activity of us on and try to protect ourselves stairs with better tools, more smartphones and more research centers under its past, more data will likely be gathered during this total solar eclipse than ever before . it's an hour that scientists will study for years to come calling baker alger 0. let's go to john henry and he's in indianapolis, which is the center of the part of a tow tablets, a joan. you will set me in the right part of the country to see the eclipse. tell us what was happening, where you are with the weather is good, and that means we'll probably be able to see the total eclipse for a few minutes here.

, i mean the moon is orbiting the earth and the earth is opening the sun. so what we're really seeing is the moon's motion across the face of the song, which appears to move much slower in the sky. and in the glens, it knows that it required for a total eclipse because the distance from the earth and very soon orbit as does the sun distance is what it has to be just right, just so to get a complete normal taishan and not any bit of wide showing around it, and that's what makes this eclipse a really good one. right? so, so tell us, when the, sorry, sorry for interrupting you. so tell us when, when, when can we expect to see the next one? would it be in europe? ah, yes, there are other eclipse is antarctica. the polar regions north and south tend to get eclipses every few years. i mean, if you look at an eclipse map of the world, or you can find them at nice that goddard's eclipse site, you can go somewhere on earth and find a total solar eclipse once a year. but you do have to move around the world to find it in a convenient place near where you live. that's

and brave temperatures of one thousand degree we look at the probe that's flying into the face of the sun. a u.n. delegation has arrived in gaza for meetings with hamas it's a bid to lower the tensions with israel are expected to push for a more permanent sees far and their visit comes as funerals are held for three palestinians killed by israeli forces during friday's protest at the gaza border as the twentieth week that protests were held one of those killed was a medic since the protests started in march around one hundred sixty four palestinians have been killed. meanwhile an attempt by gazan fishermen to break israel's blockade off the territory has failed around thirty fishing boat sailed towards the restricted area three miles of gaza's coast that's part of a protest at restrictions on where they can fish. now our correspondent charles stratford joins us live from which is in northern gaza charles first let's begin by what's happening with the u.n. delegation what can you tell us about their meetings with hamas. we have to understand that this is the stella geisha in representing t

is the size of the sun. by watching the way planets cross the sun in our solar system scientists are able to identify new planets or exotic planets in others more than 4000 exoplanets have been discovered since 1992 universes billions of years own this like human life is only so short and there's only so many things we can see in our sure amount of time so for me it's like being able to see as much as about our universe as possible and learning more about the universe by watching a pinprick of darkness crawl across the sun helps those of us here on earth understand a little better how we fit into it john hendren al-jazeera chicago well kelly couric is an astrophysicist at the harvard the smithsonian center for astrophysics she joins us live now from cambridge in the u.s. state of massachusetts madame thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera so we had a brief explainer there of basically what happens and it's something very rare thing the next time it happens what 2032 or something like that but wh

and also has made a history by flying a spacecraft closer to the sun than any other non made object in history. the cap still took off from cape canaveral in 2018 if just on ground fault reports of what exactly goes on on the sun surface. that's what this spacecraft is trying to find out. and for that, it's needed to get real close actually last night about 11 50 pm eastern time. we got back a green beacon from the parker solar pro space craft indicating that it's successfully completed. humanity's closest approach to a star closest ever fly by uh to the sun and, and really just an amazing achievement. we were able to actually fly through the upper atmosphere of the corona, of the sun, which is just an amazing thing. if you think about it, it took the capsule 6 years to travel within 6000000 kilometers of the sun, a long and challenging journey, right? partner solar probus has actually flown through chromecast injections and, and other things that come off of the sun is just amazing to see. it's like, i know flying through a storm, right. we, we actually have seen that witness. the bee

of the sun in different colors you want to see different layers of the sun if it is not only is quite. some space with a sort of this hard land mass ejections or certainly particles it came out that some of our technology is some of the flares can have devastating effects on the continents communication systems electricity supply and even satellites themselves by predicting the best scientists can send out early mornings to deactivate certain grids and systems until the flare has passed. maybe regions which we're interested in looking at on the sun in the spread of the sun which would mean that x. explosion coping and then describe it will call it to regions if we see any change in all these missions then we know that it's good to have an effect on it. so how much of the information that we get it is given to other african countries well recognized that space is shared unfold technologies and it's especially our submission you are seeing yet one more reason why it's important to spend money on space technology because it's important for countries to be on top of these things otherwise

it could provide clues about what drives the sun's magnetic field. back here on earth the team at the science museum are hoping this exhibition will attract a big audience and some stellar reviews at the barber al jazeera london and that is the news hour from the team here and thank you for joining us along from london with the latest news on al-jazeera just a moment. when their on line for humanity has been taken out oh there's gold of this one told you about number on a spread sheet or if you join us on sat i guarantee no one apple has a back story like yours this is a dialogue on this tired of seeing negative stereotypes about native americans everyone has a voice this ferguson that's your comments here questions i'll do my best to bring them into the cell to join the global conversation amount is iraq. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current events that matter to you al-jazeera. china used to take half the world's recyclable rubbis

it could provide clues about what drives the sun's magnetic fields. back here on earth the team at the science museum are hoping this exhibition will attract a big audience and some stellar reviews at the barber al-jazeera london time for the sport now here's some. thank you very much the world's top ranked football nation is at the center of a huge fraud and match fixing investigation authorities have charged five people including a referee n.c.s. millions of dollars worth of cash and luxury guests prosecutors a say the investigation began late last yam focused on suspect the transfer deals why they believe some payments it made to agents players and coaches are being hidden from tax a board on the leading of football clubs including reigning belgian champions buddha had their offices searched and documents seized the homes of club board members football agents referees coaches journalists and tourists were also searched it's a europe wide open ration involving six other countries investigators believe top level belgium league games and may also have

just for me i find it so much fun when the sun is like that . you don't often get conditions like that in england much anymore like when the balls are not much through the yeah and off the pitch. you know it is a. i think the biggest thing you know or think about is not trying to do too much and trying too many different things just keep focusing on trumbo good balls and. people hope the people in the mansion and england's batsmen maintain the pressure early on the third day the opening pair of alice to kirk and kate and jennings put on a quick fire twenty eight before india's bowlers struck twice in quick succession england currently trailed by seventy runs with eight first innings wickets in hand rafael nadal is through to the semifinals the rogers cup in toronto as he continues to chase an a.t.p. masters title in the hard courts the world number one had a slow start in his much modern church losing the opening set to the croatian but he battled back to take the next two sets and with it a place in the last for the del plate russia's current c

i would say are development of humanitarian aid to people up up on a sun. now i don't know, what will the future government look like and know what i get to the stage knows what ideal situation would be if we have a government which is broad base, which is inclusive for your preventative of the you know, the people up on a thunder transformed innovation of on a sun on the basis of the democracy, the basis of people's choice. and if we have such a government, i think the country a government and the people do will be more relevant because then we will have a stronger partnership in terms of, you know, using each other's connectivity for each other interests, et cetera. but i, we are, there are some risks, real risk the probably tunnel but will not be willing to accept, click this, send some power sharing. i didn't meant in a way that it is truly the preventative and meaningful participation of the rest of community including women. and that's a case, i think kind of the complain, important role in using a leverage to push that i thought about for a continued

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yes, we have to leave careful is not exactly such as the sun. the sunny salbal of guys doesn't have a broker sort of a solid surface on the closest the space, but always going to be is about our for diameter there. so this on a far away from what we see the surface of the sun. so you not exactly touching the surface of the sun, but it does touching, being dental atmosphere, the sounding thermal corona, which is what a lot of things happen that effect they, the in the particle, the solar system on the earth. of course, i think we all set of sake of hearing a wed corona, but that does mean the upper atmosphere. is that correct and what, what do we learn from that upper atmosphere? where the good owner of the sun is what we seen the thoughts on solar eclipse. for example, that's i took, i'm of betty betty, i'm fine. i'm very beautiful. actually. looks like a flower. when i have seen several solar eclipses, and the eighty's that you hopped, is about 2000000 degrees, which is hundreds of pounds halter on the surface of the sun. and i still not very c

is going to go behind this one of the end of september and it will come back not close to the sun yet but it will come back and they will meet the planet venus and venus we change the i want to be a little bit by the end of november we will have the fairest nearby past of the towards the sun remember they are with these very elliptical it brings the final arbiter going to bring us we just saw the spacecraft we think that they stand so far for diameters of the sun which is extremely close but only for a few days ok because they're very fast and then he goes away goes all the way to the planet venus and then three months later will come again it will do that for twenty four times starting in december francisco you talk us through the path of the spacecraft but what critical information do scientists want to get from the probe that will help in their research. ok well this is fascinating this is fascinating because this spacecraft is going to fly into the inner part of the solar corona this sort of caught on is the sterile and most feared of the sun we see charged with energetic particle

the sun so we monitor the sun different wavelength. different colors you want to see different this is. it is not quite. it came out that some also like to acknowledge is solar flares can have devastating effects on the continents communication systems electricity supply and even on satellites themselves by predicting that scientists can send out early warnings to deactivate certain grids and systems until the flare has passed. maybe regions which we're interested in looking at on the sun in the spread of the sun which would mean that x. explosion opens and they describe it other than the call it to reach if we see any change hoping all these missions then we know that it's good to have an effect although if. so how much of the information that we get it is given to other african countries well recognized that space is shared on soul and especially. you are saying you had one more reason why it's important to spend money on space technology because it's important for countries to grow or otherwise we're just been fishing what are the c