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but the spectra i think are extremely compelling. and i'm really looking forward to seeing more spectra so we can understand the diversity of all of the worlds that are out there. >> so do you filter out all of the extraneous spectra and just get down to one particular wavelength, or how do you do that? >> the power is in looking at all of the colors. jwst is focusing on the infrared but a very broad region of the infrared, and every single color tells us something different because the molecules that are out there in the atoms, they absorb each one with a unique chemical fingerprint and each molecule tells you something different in an exoplanet atmosphere, for example, each molecule's absorption happens in a different layer of the atmosphere. so if you look at many molecules together, you can build up the whole temperature pressure profile of that atmosphere. you can start to understand things like climate and dynamics and, really, the history of that exoplanet, how it lived and how it has evolved. >> ok. i yield back. >> thank you

and of course create a sense of connection to the spectra of liberty. i saw myself and my parents arriving on the boat, you know, across the atlantic entering and looking up at the statue of liberty, which at that time looked so large to me, bigger than, than any empire state building. and i thought about it, liberty, freedom of people, it's buildings. it's not armies. it's not rocket. it's not going through the moon. the biggest thing in the world is the spirit of freedom. i leave us can't su month athens, i'm hintock. when he'll leave his kins background has enabled him to combine very different mindsets and to have unusually high expectations of all his buildings. he wants us to experience them as sensuous palaces, but in all essential ality also places that makes sense where there's more to than them we can see and believe at 1st glance s martin s and 60 in on cloud oh, i can pull until i was you have yourself it was time of coming of dictatorship semitism and then we were lucky to be able to leave the only place you can go to that time was israel.

after that, there will be a meeting with the families of denis alekseev from spectra, aksyonov svetlanaolovyova 200 ukrainian militants fired at the settlements of donbass in the luhansk people's republic under the blows of the american haymoros hit a good one and starobelsk fired four rockets at them. in the neighboring the dpr in gorlovka has already counted 13 hits from heavy cannon artillery, nato, caliber, trolleybuses have stopped running in the city, the contact network has been damaged, and in recent hours panteleymonovka golmovsky, yasinovataya kashtanovaya mineralnaya and donetsk have been set on fire. , hail one person died two injured damaged the city administration building. those universities are the district department of internal affairs , supermarkets, shopping pavilions, as well as residential at home. on the territory of the lpr, ukrainian sabotage groups have noticeably intensified. enemy reconnaissance uses a huge number of drones strikes on cities and towns day and night, russian air defense systems work non-stop, our correspondent igor pikhanov is monitoring the s

i really give a big credit on the guy who made the spectra and different flags because this kind of, i mean, what are you going to do? the stereotype that has been built, i think, have been destroyed and the capital ian diet. and if i, so this is the 1st cut off, the 1st arab and middle east nation to host a world cup. just what does it mean for people in this region and elsewhere? look, this region has a population of 2 thirds of youth. so i think the tournament have gave a hope for the, you know, for the other countries in the middle east and, you know, we can hear the president and continue have announced morocco will be the championship for the club. we heard saudi is bidding for the next world cup. so really, this good challenge gives, i think this is what the customer have inspired our neighbors, you know, and put everybody together and, and have you seen, you know, categories or so the supporting morocco, moral can supporting john as you saw, really this football i think made people together and besides any conflict that has been there, you know, for, for any reason that fi, s

for the 1st time ever fisherman caught caught, and salmon knew a few solomon spectra, very few. even nobody had ever caught salmon here before. we're in a hurry now. we still haven't reached the summer camp, and the further we go in the longer it would take us to get back to the emergency camp. and with all the icebergs drifting through the fjord and its branches getting there would be extremely dangerous after dark. ah, on the slopes, we keep seeing creatures that seem from another time must coxon the buying the cold even in the arctic winter with their long, thick fur. for hours we continue through choppy seas, with temperatures now around 15 degrees below 0. as we approached the camp and turning around is no longer an option, aka lu doesn't hesitate. when a closed ice sheet appears in front of us, our small boat becomes an ice breaker. ah . when we go ashore and set up camp, it's clear that we have accomplished something that was long considered impossible traveling some 300 kilometers into the fjord. in mid october we pitch our tent in the freezing cold. there is no room for

in general, as if i were in a parallel world, everything is so arranged there, it is some kind of spectra you have such and this, of course, is an equalizer that is highlighted, and dots of such light, too, of course, fine. come here honey, they'll hug you, it's amazing how happy we are. this is a huge thank you. i couldn't imagine the perfect kitchen. i don't know how you do it. i actually admired you when designing this interior. thank you very much for being so cool and actually creating this aura, and then i just picked it up and embodied it in the walls in space, you know, the interior is cool, because we have you cool for you, yes, and we also have a dog who has not yet seen this interior, but i also live here, so it is very important that the whisk is also in a column. i made something for you here with my own hands. yes oh, how i love cool oh oh, can i probably have to wear it. i don't want to let go of the dog anymore. thank you ideal. thank you all. i really hope that you will like it, as well as all of us in general, all this is happening, huh? new year's eve took my breath awa