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

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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

, 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

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

what's it like to fly that close to the sun? temperatures could be as high as 1400 degrees celsius and nasa is expected to lose contact with the cross jude with broke, soon as you to the surface and will lead to re establish communication. during the week, while i'm joined now by jonathan mcdowell, who is an astronomer at the harvard smithsonian center for astrophysics. jonathan, thank you so much for joining us on the algae are in use. i'll of. let's begin 1st by asking the question of why, why do we need to know more about the sun and how can that help people in their everyday life? right, well the sun affects as intimately, not just with the spectacular light shows like the northern lights that were, were prominent in solar storms earlier this year. where, where the sun spins out material that hits the surface the atmosphere can damage communications. but of course, you know, the psalm, it also provides all of the energy that we use uh, provides our daylights. and so we need to understand that because we know that it can do w

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, 80 gives us 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 of 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 squares 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 elder 0. okay, and a minute will be live with and john henry, who's in indianapolis, which will feed totality in about 4 hours time and 19 gmc fest. let's go to j grey . he's in junction, texas went to thomas. he happens in just over 3 hours. so j u in the city of junction in texas, what is the weather like? because that's the key que

what exactly goes on on the sun surface? that's what this spacecraft is trying to find out and for that it 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. ready exist 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. the see, it's like, i know flying through a storm, right. we, we actually have seen that witness. the been in the middle of one of these things, as it comes off with this on the one of a kind probe has been using venus as gravity to get cl

one to the sun. and there's already another solid emission, the absorbing the sun as well. um, the relatively easy to find that quite, quite well known, quite well defined in terms of the, the calculations that allow you to get the for any auto mendoza. so any, any space cost meneva has always have some level of, of risk with them but, but you can take the time, do the calculations and get the, and i'm very, very confident that that would be okay. exciting times for the scientific community . certainly as a look up to the starts david brown from the university of law. all right, thanks so much for joining us on. i was there. thanks is not china as of us as the wells pounds for electric calls. but while some companies have enjoyed a boom in sales, others such as electric taxi fence, a combust, katrina, you report. so from the city of hon. j. a. what's happened to the calls that no one wants anymore. the people who live nearby joke that this is where electric vehicles go to die. hundreds of plugging ca

where the sun appears to be covered by the moon entirely and it goes dark and will see a corona and that is the light from the sun that comes out from this large black circle and that is what the scientists are most interested in because that will allow them to study our most important star which is of course the sun that will last for 2 minutes and 39 seconds and it won't just be the sun itself that disappears and has the corona but all around to be $360.00 degrees i'm told will be able to see a sunset and that it's supposed to be magnificent ok as we've been hearing looking forward to it lizzie and don't don't lose track of your glasses there thanks to see and they went. all right time for sports now with our richelle thank you so much the defending women's champion and julie kerber is off to a winning start at wimbledon the german who seeded number 5 this year be compassionate tatiana maria on center court pervert taking it in straight sets 6463 . of the new world number one in french open champion ashley barty is also looking good she dropped just 6 games so she's trying to save

and stomp around the world witnessed the rest of mercury passing between the sun and the earth. and in the sports news tennis action from the tour finals in london as rafa nadal struggles to stay at the top of the world rank. just because you need to. be ideological battle lines over abortion we've. had the. lure make kids challenging a woman's right to choose some of the groups that's been ignored now for decades has been the unborn against those lined up to defend that choice so we're talking about being able to make decisions for our bodies faultlines investigates the abortion bans on al-jazeera. holy away the planet but somebody has got to do it where do you go to the. voice here promoting clean safe sanitation for the world but with a 3rd of the world lacking basic facilities can use unique style really help clean up the mass sending. the pop culture is the fastest way those softest any problem mr toilet eye witness documentary announces they are. watching the al-jazeera news from doha let's just recap your top stories 4 people were killed and at least 20 were injured in is

a rare cosmic event as the planet mercury passes between the earth and the sun. mexico says it's granting asylum to bolivia as former president who stepped down on sunday after a disputed reelection mexico was asked bolivia's foreign minister to ensure that morale is gets out of the country safely at least 20 members of believe use executive and legislative branches are also seeking protection in mexico. i inform you that a few moments ago i received a call from president. whereby he responded to my invitation and formally requested political asylum in our country in terms of the current legislation the mexican foreign minister with the prime opinion of the secretary of government minister sanchez caetera has decided to grant political asylum even to relatives for humanitarian reasons and by virtue of the emergency situation he faces in bolivia. well u.s. president donald trump is hailing the resignation of bolivia's long time leader and he's praising the country's military some latin american leaders of a loads of mirali as was forced out in a coup but the u.s.

when the smallest planet puts on a big show the rest of mercury zooming between the sun and the. former bolivian president evo morales says he is departing for mexico after he was granted political asylum there he resigned on sunday over his disputed reelection but it's valid to return quote with more strength and energy mexico's foreign minister has asked bolivia to ensure he departure. i inform you that a few moments ago i received a call from president. whereby he responded to our invitation and formally requested political asylum in our country in terms of the current legislation the mexican foreign minister with the prime opinion of the secretary of government minister sanchez has decided to grant political asylum. for humanitarian reasons and by virtue of the emergency situation he faces in bolivia. well bolivia's army has ordered troops to conduct joint operations with police against what they call in groups of vandals the capital of pas is bracing for more violence as thousands of supporters of the former president marched towards the city u.s. president donald trump is h

other probes in the past that have you know examine the sun the observer the sun and you know are stars about four billion years old is a medium sized class and class c. star but it's you know it's kind of an average star and so it's very important that we understand it because that'll help us understand other stars in the universe and you know as i mentioned hopefully unlock some of those mysteries that we don't quite understand of how stars work so you know it has been a long time coming. dr parker for whom this probe is named first postulated the solar wind decades ago he was actually ridiculed by most of his peers and turns out he was of course right so it's really and a special honor i think that this probe was named after him still a still living scientist and that's also a first yet it is a project that does cost millions of dollars do you believe that the benefits outweigh the costs here in terms of the kind of direct benefits and direct results that the public will get to see. well absolutely i mean it's impossible to tell exactly what benefits will drive down the road but unde

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. al-jazeera london. with the headlines on al-jazeera about partisan group of twenty two u.s. senators has triggered an official investigation into the disappearance of the journalist. it was last seen entering the consulate in istanbul over a week ago the washington post says crown prince mohammed bin ordered an operation to detain. and returned home to. well turkey's president the one has told journalists that the saudi claim that the consulate cameras weren't working when she disappeared as inconceivable. he finds it very strange why these security cameras weren't working or weren't recording as is claimed by this saudi officials they say that this building behind me even though it's equipped and we see just from the outside these five or six different security cameras so god knows how many are in sight there as well they claim that despite being kids it

know who it was but in europe they believed that it was a dragon that was eating or had stolen the sun so people were terrified of eclipses and now what we know when they're coming the only thing we need is a special pair of glasses to look up at the sun and see this marvelous then to the phenomena of nature so give us kind of a rundown of what's going to happen how this is going to happen how long it'll last or let me see enough about one you know in less than an hour now it'll be in about 40 minutes the sun slowly the moon will start to cover the the moon and the sun rather and we're going to be hearing animals birds and horses are going to get very very nervous suddenly a little very quiet and then eventually the the moon will appear to completely coverage and that will last for 2 minutes and 39 seconds after that we'll see a kind of a 360 degree night full of sunset and legal to be able to actually feel the stars when that happens some people say you can see venus during during those 2 minutes and 39 seconds so it should be very very exciting yes and he was you newman live for us t

the sun is $400.00 times bigger than the moon, but it's also $400.00 times further away. so when all 3 line up just write one covers the other perfectly, like a lid sliding onto a popped. the 200 kilometer wide shadow they make will drift from mexico across the us to newfoundland in canada, in just an hour. plunging locations below into total darkness for 4 and a half minutes. and that's when researchers, the national space agency and thousands of citizens scientists will embark on a data gathering bonanza. 600 high altitude balloons will be released. a 4 kilometers long, tight will point to measuring instrument at the sun. rockets will launch from an island in virginia, and jets will take off to flight inside the passive totality. nose is open. cameras on. these experiments will aim to unravel the mysteries of 2 boundary areas where some of the rules of our solar system remain unknown on the sun. that's the corona, the stars vast atmosphere. the corona is millions of degrees hotter than the sun surface below, but that's a bit backwards. and scientists still don't know ex

around the globe in fair weather and foul astronomers turned their telescopes to the sun. right here on monday the sun shone a little less brightly as mercury transited across it leaving a freckle of darkness on the massive star for a small planet that's a pretty big deal it turns into mercury is cool because it just doesn't happen all that often. a transit occurs when a planet like mercury arena's crosses the 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 t

people have been using the sun and the stars to find their way around for thousands of years. i'm heading into the desert outside of doha and i'm using the sat nav to help me. so in a sense i'm still looking to the sky to navigate. well now it's getting late and i think i'm really lost going to call someone to help me. is a businessman in bed with with a deep knowledge of the desert in the bed of which way of life. has always been a crucial skill for the bedouin. so as a bedouin how do you find your way around the desert accurately. during the day. we know by the sun this side or the side if it's in the middle sometime we get lost during the night we'll go by stops. you're familiar with. which is in the north yes it's always there and we have. a lot of names like. george. and we know the direction by and by that of the stars. bad when by by the way they have a very unusual sense of direction it's in their d.n.a. one i'm driving. i know if you just. said ali was not it was this not immediately. thank you. this one is navigation astronomy was also important for the measurements

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few places are as eager as copenhagen to get power from wind and even in this weather from sun. know where this plane came into ditch cars that parks. klaus bonded as director of the danish cyclists federation and a former mayor of the city. he's leading its push to be the 1st carbon neutral capital by 2020. i do believe that there is a strong political consensus in denmark that we need to act it's pretty cold right now but we had an extremely hot shot it didn't rain for 2 and half months here. but then i think this is why is there something going on. and i think we have to realise that something is going to. copenhagen has been breaking all records in traditional ways to clean air. that according to the speaker's 1631 box of cross this bridge this morning alone in the past year it's been 3519062 it's extraordinary but the problem is no matter how much we ride them or how much we recycle the matter how fast communities transition to renewables it's probably not going to be faster now because governments aren't meeting the commitments they made at the paris climate change confere

let us burn by the sun. we visit on the record breaking weekend temperature as well into the forty's not seen in greece for 50 years. so in any day, 1991 we gradually had an increase of temperature of 10 degrees during the summer. most of the seasons have changed to him. we used to 4 seasons now. now we only have to winter and summer, and then with extreme weather phenomena, city this has resulted in us having problems on our crop. ok. so farmers are very much on the front line of climate change, changes in temperature and rainfall have a direct impact on the soil and how it grows or doesn't grow their crops. now they tell us that they're having to adapt. and that of course comes out of cost. they have to do things differently. now, spring, onion seeds used to be so straight into the ground outside. now they 1st pumped a minute greenhouse away from the harsh rays until they are strong enough to be planted outside. just one way they've had to change it costs more and the purchase is less in the late afternoon

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, and nobody gives us 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 of 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. cars 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. well that is it for this news hour, but let's leave you with some live pictures now from the hague, with nicaragua is accusing germany of facilitating israel's genocide and gauze. i will bring you all those proceedings live as they happen. this coming out there with the s pain and just closer to recognizing it palestinian state

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, and nobody gives us 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 elders 0 . well that's it from me laura kyle, full destiny zone and associates. hey, we're back in just a moment. with more of today's news for you. stay with movers, those you use of to the signing onto a 01. how's the behind the scenes? the story of norway se will, and the oslo accords. they wanted to have what the prices do not have be

or as the sun sets in the city of angels. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast for here across brazil still a lot of rain showers particular down here towards the south affecting not only weird pollo as well for sencion it is looking quite hot we expect to see thirty five degrees in your forecast today as well as into tomorrow and what is that as well your temperatures are going up as well with attempt to there of thirty and mostly cloudy conditions well also rain across much of the yucatan over the next several days will be seeing those clouds really start to bring those showers into effect for parts cozumel as well as ken kuhn here those rain showers here on wednesday not seen too much of a change as we go towards thursday but down here towards the south a much better scenario down here across parts of costa rica as well as panama where we are seeing partly cloudy conditions and temperatures into the low thirty's there and then here across united states what one system is coming out of the rockies

when sun begins to cost high maybe. the sources can't compete with it though attentive can compete with that right now there is no competition you cannot compete that's something that is going to take the a truck bottom. pricing. as sand alternatives and new construction methods struggle the game budget a must see the sand gold rush is gaining speed and more battle fronts are appearing . on the coast of britain hundreds of families survived by traditional fishing. but today the fishermen are angry. a multinational with a thirst for sand plans to exploit the ocean floor destroying their livelihoods. but what an issue does. it doesn't matter. so i'll go so this is a. good job with the global. companies have come to brussels complaining about it not sure if i was in rules say. and that does rules that sort of things we need. so what they try to demonstrate is that by doing it by taking out sand from the not so rare there is no impact. on polynomial greenness well enough so they can call it off until they get almost serious

and makes a lot of the of the community if it has sun. but every plan doesn't like really hot sun and to high u. v. on the, on the release it's really pride to serve as one of the largest culture producers in the but the climate change will have a profound impact on the land and people's way of life. without that, i mean elder 0 rogue, that's thing in europe firefighters in greece, i work into contains several wall fives, one to the west of the capitol, athens and the other one, the on the roads. water bombing near the kind of mountain drive on the mainland as intensified while they dozens of homes of already being destroyed. 5 building on roads us for see if i q ation of a number of villages. now the heat wave is full cost increase temperatures of up to $44.00 degrees celsius, as we expected in some areas by friday. from all of this, let's go to life just stephanie decade was in for us. yeah, of the, of the capital athens. steph, this is of course of how much a wall 5 pro and part of the well, but what impact does it having on lives in l

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in the forecast there also plenty of sun over here towards to show you're going to get attempt to go about $32.00 degrees well as you make a way down here towards the south there is a lot of thunderstorms to speak of across vietnam cambodia laos as well those thunderstorms are acting up in the heat of the day as well and bring some heavy rain across much of that area we do expect to see bangkok temperatures coming down you were into the mid thirty's coming down to about $33.00 degrees there with a lot of rain still in the forecast as we go towards tuesday maybe tapering off but for the central parts of indonesia things are looking a little bit better live a drier across much of the area so for bali we're looking at plenty of sun and then very quickly across parts of northern india we are seeing some showers pushing through and for new delhi we do expect to see a shower to enclose with a temperature of about 38 degrees. sponsored by countdown and. once welcome now. fear. dividing a nation. al-jazeera explores germany's long term economic strategy of pursuing immigrants from the arab w

one we couldn't believe it we turned on the television and they said it was the sun one this and one was on a routine patrol before it went missing the crew reported water enter their snorkel area and cost shorts or quitting problems that provoked a fire and explosion was later detected submarines are built to be difficult to find it proved impossible for thirteen countries who joined the two week long search operation the argentine may be provoked anger and dismay among the crews relatives by officially ending that search. contracted by the argentine government the u.s. company ocean infinity has combed the deaths for more than two months. on the first anniversary of the disaster that same evening ocean infinity's deep sea experts found an object of interest and sent down a robotic submarine to take a closer look at it positively identified the. resistant shell is in one pace but it's deformed and dented inside which was caused by external pressure of the hydrostatic column at nine hundred meters you know. the government says that now it's time to find out what happened. the preside

they did but it was a falling knife on monday had been hot all day and after 1516 hours in that hot sun many protesters just couldn't contain themselves any longer smash their way into this building now you see all of this blue and white plastic that's covering huge and very thick windows or what we're windows until they will all smashed in and it took many hours of battering not gloss for the protest is to get in over the course of tuesday the police have been clearing out the streets the debris all around this building but also inside this building has significant damage wrought from the ground floor up to and including the debating chamber itself in the place of being in there all day bringing out all the loads of what they're calling evidence things that they can use to prosecute protesters who broke in i don't like to stage now you can see the place of guarding the door they plan to work through the night bringing out more and more things that they think can help with prosecutions because kerry the chief executive has said that that is now what is going to happen people who broke i

we cannot forget that the sun is really there in the solar system so if you turn. the lights on.. will die in less than a week in the capital santiago will only 80 percent of the moon could be seen covering the sun well this is about as good as it's going to get i can still see a sliver of the sun peeking through but you can still see some light out here but it's darker than it was just a half an hour ago at high noon there are no clouds in the sky it was boiling hot and now it feels much much colder. residents who come to see and feel the same things were not disappointed. this gives you a different energy it's an extraordinary sight a privilege. in 2024 another token solar eclipse will pass through mexico and parts of the united states but it won't be another one in this exact place for another 400 years to see a human al-jazeera sent out. thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera will be back in just a moment or 2 right at the top of the hour we'll have much more news coming for you right here on al-jazeera thanks for watching but by. we're told technology can help tackl

yes there's not very little of the moon covering the sun now it's almost all back although curiously enough at this moment it's beginning to these times that this is been a very very unusual type of an eclipse precisely because the sun is so low and it happens and it's it's in exactly what they call here the past all the obscured you know where it's where the light just disappears gay turns tonight and we're going to make things spectacle are and i have to tell you suddenly the moon or rather the sun seem to disappear and it then becomes lit completely as though it were a full moon and so no wonder in medieval times people were very very frightened of this image of not knowing what was going on the temperature dropped dramatically turned the green so it's now extremely cold here at the sun was bright and warm right before the eclipse and so it is coming to an end hundreds of thousands of people claim here to the cooking when i program a region from chile to see it because of the clear skies here which enabled them to see this completely as a total solar eclipse without any interferen

what should the planets differ from from the sun? how should the composition be? so this measurement is very important. this is, how does this on she top? how does it transfer the heat, the sort of, in ritual. it's from the surface of this on to, you know, the bar admission which, which was launched back in 76. and that is 17 or somebody in lifetime. it still has the effect of the survey. so what are the sort of really made up? so these are very important scientific questions to understand um, once we figure out what the sun is made of, how it hates out. so. so how is the origin of solar wind, nothing popsicles, how they accelerate? what does that do for us? so we wake up in the morning and brush our teeth and to call this an outage in the network. so if we have custody of any shocked, i'm shocked. i'm thing that happens. so if you understand sort of in better, you've gotta understand solar, strong, special, you'll get a better idea when these disruptions will happen and how can you prevent them. 7 but you know, it's very important to understand, you know, the dat

when you see the sun completely disappear, become 1000000 times painter. and you see its purely white crone. it looks as though a black hole is opened up in the sky, is in a celestial celebration at butler university in indiana. people traveled across the continent for what, for many years, a once in a lifetime event, biding their time with games, juggling cards, and company on something more than an ordinary. monday. for about 80 minutes, a partial eclipse pulls a curtain of darkness across the sun until a bright shape like a diamond don't. a ring appears in the moon's horizon. scientist filming the van hope to gather information in this sense flaming corona affecting the stars, magnetic fields and the solar flares that can cause outages in satellite communications. in the same way that we might predict extreme weather on a way, hoping that we might be able to use the information that we learned from projects like this. so you add predict extreme solar weather. then the sun slowly reveals itself. again, this is incredible. this is like the super bowl. it'

and makes lot of the of the scene easy to sun, but at every plan doesn't like really hot sun and to high u. v. on the, on the release it's really pride to serve as one of the largest culture producers in the but the climate change will have a profound impact on the land and people's way of life. without that, how many elder zebra rooms will have to days of scorching heat, powerful storms have swept your bulk and region. at least 5 people have been killed across the boston to croatia and slovenia. always just capital zagreb. streets are flooded and heavy with these of the top of the trees and power lines and the neighboring. so it'd be a bell. great airport was full of temporarily closed down. sorry, the forces have killed a palestinian mind. it'd be occupied westberg, at least 3 of the past students were injured by coming fire in the city of novice society. finance for westbank has intensified over the past year with more rates and a tax white settlers on putting in the villages and the number of people who have died of a janine refugee camp us for sale, for a cheese to set up a new

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but the conditions that these people were living in in the scorching sun in the desert of 45 to 6 weeks was really unbearable. so of for many of them, i'm sure that they are happy to be provided with some kinds of shelter of water and food and some medical assistance. now, living in authorities here tell us that they will stay at least attempt to stay in this detention center until the authorities are able to re patrick them to take them back to their own countries. north africa has long been a transit hub of for migrants trying to reach your pin source source in search of a better life for themselves and their families. also, libya and tanisha are often playing planes. so a balancing act between pressure from the european union to decrease the amount of people reaching out europe, but also between the human rights organizations that accuse them of a widespread abuse against migrants a. so for officials here, they have to play a, they have to play a balancing act and try to balance those out. uh, but uh, from what i'm looking at. officials here tell us is that these people are now being

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