the rover remain stationary. it transmits the information, collected during the day to earth, and receives a program with tasks to complete the next day. second, quantity mash, you know what the beach coins is assigned coordinates, so don't need. so when we tell the rover to target a point, it knows exactly how to turn his head to fix on the point we want a problem then instead of 5 points in that direction with a laser, with infrared, and the camera, and as a, i've had no problem, i think this man, the the plan will sort of face 1st. we ran extensive tests for 3 to 4 months. we made sure the arm was working properly. it was that the wheels were okay. yeah. the head turned correctly. yeah. see or would it be then we check if super kam could fire its laser twice, send the green laser of boots, then towards the sun, when does it not at the sun, but at the sky they got they so they we learned how to use our instrument up to, you know, cause people the, to, to, to, even, to the motion solar eclipse for the 1st time p

the perseverance rover was apparently intact. at fully operational the robot was tasked with uncovering the secrets of the red planet. the civilians was send millions of miles from earth to help answer the question is simple as it is exciting. did life once exist on mars? what would the rover discover and its 1st year of exploration? the mars how as long fascinated astronomers, but it wasn't until the 19th century when giovanni skip it and he discovered the suppose the martian canals that the question raised of intelligence life on our neighboring planet. first emerged, the american astronomer percival now will map these canals, mistaking them for artificial structures. built to irrigate cities that have long since disappeared. the midst of the martian was born, the starting and the 19 sixty's probes were repeatedly sent to explore the martian surface without success to david's thing. it says shutting 1976. i think the viking mission ran 3 experiments looking for organic life on mars. they found nothing, so they lost interest in

our rover has an auto nap system. so we can self drive on the surface of mars. driving on mars, isn't that easy, right? we don't have a map, we don't have a phone that we can just say, hey, send me in that direction to what the river does is it takes pictures in front of it. it actually looks 5 years ahead. and so that way it can actually drive from 2 to 300 meters a day on a ton obviously. so it will drive itself. we can say hey, at the end of the day, just drive in that direction for an hour and a half. and we'll see you tomorrow, and it will do that. there is a time delay in communicating with perseverance. although the signals travel at the speed of light, it takes them a number of minutes to reach the rover. a command from control center. then millions of kilometers away. perseverance starts moving the at night, the rover remain stationary. it transmits the information, collected during the day to earth, and receives a program with tasks to complete the next day. so i can find the mesh, you know what the each poi

the since then, several of rovers have been sent to lex. so imagine so l, the pathfinder pro, carrying the small so general robot was the 1st in 1996, followed by spirit and opportunity. the last to prove that water must once have flowed on mars. curiosity, the big brother to perseverance, landed in 2012. its mission was to find out whether water could once have facilitated the development of life on the red planet. the 3 all city ones, mars to establish its habitability, was more as habitable. 33.5000000000 years ago. we found that yes, it could have been habitable, it had the right ingredients. so then proseries takes it one step up up, right? and it says, okay, well, if it was habitable, was that life on mars? just like for curiosity, nasa commission, the jet propulsion laboratory to build several prototypes for perseverance. each have different sizes and different technological profiles. perseverance was built based on the idea of curiosity. we talked a lot of the systems that existed on for ya, city, and use that as all baseline or for

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so rover is the world's largest marketplace for pet care.ing facility or asking your father—in—law to care for your pet when you're away, you can go to our app or our website and find an animal lover in your neighbourhood to look after your pet while you're gone. aaron, how much of a change have you seen since this trend that we've been talking about on the show of humanising pets? i mean, for instance, are you getting more demands from your customers on their pet carers? are you having to basically adapt your offering? we get a lot of interesting requests. one of the things that makes rover work is that every stay, every service is customised to the pet and the pet parent in question. so if your dog is used to sleeping in the bed, you can find someone who wants the dog to sleep in the bed. if your dog is used to going to a dog park, you can find that. if your dog has special medication needs, you can find someone who can give them that medication. so that trend towards customisation and humanisation is very real, and it's been a driver of t

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but really, the overturning of rovers is wade was essential for the salvation of a republic. in the same way, there's a civil rights act was in the same way that the trash you, the civil war ending slavery in the long run was necessary for, for this republic. for the health of our republic to and while we're on the subject of, of the us and society's view on religion. can we, for a moment just examine this new, paradoxical shift here. because for the last 2 generations, it seemed americans were abandoning religion altogether. but some recent new pollings seems to indicate the youngest of gen z, and the new gen alpha are taking a noticeable swing and the other direction showing that face is actually on the rise among the youngest of the americans. how do we square that? yeah, it's really interesting. so jim's the engine now far the most conservative is the most conservative generation in america since the twenty's, which i think it's something that's quite interesting and you see this, this long for religion. so in the, in the united states we see this, we see this nihilistic

but really, the overturning of rovers is wade was essential for the salvation of our republic. in the same way, there's a civil rights act was in the same way that the trash you, the civil war ending slavery in the long run was necessary for, for this republic. for the health of our republic to and while we're on the subject of, of the us and society's view on religion. can we, for a moment just examine this new, paradoxical shift here. because for the last 2 generations, it seemed americans were abandoning religion altogether. but some recent new pollings seems to indicate the youngest of gen z, and the new gen alpha are taking a noticeable swing and the other direction showing that face is actually on the rise among the youngest of the americans. how do we square that? yeah, it's really interesting. so jen z engine now far the most conservative is the most conservative generation in america since the 20s, which i think it's something that's quite interesting and you see this, this long for religion. so in the, in the united states we see this, we see this nihilistic oppose li

artur fazylov says that he was driving behind aidar gelzov’s land rover.les, through this trover, i saw standing cars and did it. - says arthur, and this bunch of cars. judging by the documents, the driver simply, without stopping, slams into gilyazov didn’t even try to slow down the land rover; he had plenty of time to maneuver, change lanes, and avoid the accident. immediately after the accident, in one of the local public pages, eyewitness arthur fazlov posted an audio message about the accident. it drives much better through the backwater, it happened right before my eyes, it was driving in the left lane, it probably just flew in for about 110 kilometers and smashed both people and cars there, it was just like pins there, here is the moment of truth, a year and a half later, have you ever heard this audio, there is news for investigator gareev, it turns out that the eyewitness, artur fazylov, is there. which ones, that is, the investigation knows that you were nearby, you saw everything, and no one got to you, well, of course, it’s strange, isn’t it, a

we don't in training with the moon rover at this time. the remote control shows it's a bit like a video game, but here the way you play is assessed by scientists. 10 psychologist chief to is this the what is the most important training of the main system multiple with a full scale i s. s model, which helps future customer also learn to work in open space, the rules and all things body image, shame. so for you ma'am, probably will look like you're in. you're going to be in the about the rooms up his thoughts, a couple of thoughts today for as long as you to be on the voice of juvenile the should double up and the she was all. what's the 2nd? don't see us just polish that are about to him get, but i'm fortune before us. call them up in the post office, the locals. they look, stay to face to face when they get off the bus. i still cause they just took off. the deal is eligible for the us. jason jan. opposite the deal if liquids use to that the just the thing across the deal is kind of do though it's something finds out the internet will go f

if so, he'll have to drive the moon rover, and that's what he's learning to do now, is trying to deliver a package from the base to the warehouse they'll pay the bill close to the field on a couple of the the on the same day konstantin face, has a physical performance test, but it's so tough that for people including adults are in fitness coach trying to keep things under control, the who it's as low as they are. what is the end of the go with the thing, but almost to look like this lovely, they talk with on that as it these go and to see with the doors to see on the push to the community. the russian states never as tight as i'm just wondering what some tvs i saw, some, some of the music in the 6595 and speaking. what else? suppose question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia to day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. to the question, did you say even closer to the, [000:00:00;00] the van constantine car, we don't in training with the moon rover at this t

so you'll have to drive a moon rover. that's what he's learning to do. now. he's trying to deliver a package from the base to the warehouse. they'll pay the bill to go to the field on a couple of the, [000:00:00;00] the on the same day. constantine faces a physical performance test, but it's so tough that for people including adults or in fitness coach can to keep things under control. the, who is this ro is the, what is the go with the thing, but almost the one look up with this lovely. they talk with you that as if they is going to see with the show and the push to the community, the i will give this experience for the rest of the problem or the choice training process before the so there's 2 more things. good. as i mentioned earlier, are, is i've just deep requirements, not express here, submit item. so you may have met as a way can cods where no problem, no, no, open up in the front and then for the test. and if i know for will be street the mention is pretty much full time to go by for the open fields, i'm over proof of those types of products that are g

but the whole military equipment range from , land rovers, night range from, land rovers, night vision bomb disposal, etc. obviously, including the, the guns and bombs that were associates with more hollywood movies, so i think probably we import, more goods from israel of the military variety than we probably export , mostly it's probably export, mostly it's components of high value military equipment, radars, aircraft, helicopters , etc. aircraft, helicopters, etc. >> that's a really, really interesting point , because of interesting point, because of course, trade works both ways. and is it your expert opinion that if, if the united kingdom were to ban exports, arms exports , whatever that means, exports, whatever that means, military exports, whether that would include , jaguar land would include, jaguar land rovers and kevlar vests and whatever else and defensive material as well, whatever else and defensive material as well , whether or not material as well, whether or not that's what david lammy is considering, i suppose you and i can't ascertain at this point. but do you think

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but really the overturning of rovers has weighed, was essential for the salvation of our republic. in the same way, there's a civil rights act was in the same way that the treasury, the civil war ending slavery in the long run was necessary for, for this republic, for the health of our republic. and while we're on the subject of, of the u. s. and society's view on religion. can we for a moment just examine this new, paradoxical shift here. because for the last 2 generations, it seemed americans were abandoning religion altogether. but some recent new pollings seems to indicate the youngest of gen z. and the new gen alpha are taking a notice full swing and the other direction showing that faith is actually on the rise among the youngest of the americans. how do we square that? yeah, it's really interesting. so jen z engine now far. the most conservative is the most conservative generation in america since the 20s, at which i think it's something that's quite interesting and you see this, this long for religion. so in the, in the united states we, we see this, we see this nihilistic

instead of rovers on wheels. they're looking for something with legs.s in california, building a solution. >> meet spirit of four legged robot. that's part of a plan that's way out there. mechanical engineering student ethan fulcher co-wrote the software for the robot that's part of a usc led partnership with nasa and half a dozen other schools called the lassie project. >> the goal of this project is to not only move, but also gather science. while we're moving. >> doctor feifei chen is a roboticist at usc. >> we are hoping that our robots in the future can be sent to the moon, the mars, and beyond to get there. >> spirit has been tested on the sands of manhattan beach and the desert of new mexico. at usc's robotics lab, data is gathered on what happens when spirit steps into loose or wet sand or something brittle, like a graham cracker meant to mimic ice. how will this data be used for, say, colonizing in space? >> yeah, so this type of data, for example, where the sand is softer versus harder, can guide us to decide where, for example, to build house

the persha rover 2024 holiday brought together hundreds of two-wheeled transport enthusiasts in minskg to surprise even more. the program includes dozens of master classes and races on balance bikes. families, some for portions of a good mood, others for gifts and the highest places, you refresh yourself before the start, yes, of course, you need to refresh yourself, but how did you prepare , trained, prepared, trained, ate hard, yes, our chain came loose there, then we went to the garage in the morning, made a chain, well, you did it yourself, or adults helped you, someone helped you, dad maybe, no, my brother and mom. well, how are you determined to win or is the main thing to take part in? participation should not be considered, but the main thing is to win, but what will they give for first place? and you often ride, well, how many days do you spend driving a bicycle? i can ride a kilometer there in a day, and my mother and her son also ride, we ride, and the bike is there, and so we can do 30, well, the season is just beginning, everything is still ahead, do you think your son wi

in tranmere rovers coming out with a very strong statement.— very strong statement.. in many of. the statements, and i've read many the statements, and i�*ve read many of them, they reference that they thought there had been a complete lack of consultation and many of them centred on the conclusion that this was all about protecting the premier league and the big boys, not even of the premier league, just the top clutch to play in europe. football associations rather clever mantra is for all but this is really for the few. this is about champions league clubs and it has been complicated from an english perspective about the expansion of the champions league next season by uefa so effectively the group stage actually impinges later in the season and crosses parts with the fa cup so everyone understands that there is fix jerk injection cup so everyone understands that there is fixjerk injection —— fixture congestion in the country but no one understands why lower cobs have to suffer. aside from it doing them out of this payday that gets them out of replays. the footbal

the, [000:00:00;00] the rover is landing on neighboring towns. here's the field as a huge success, but since then it's time for us to veering on in 15 minutes on the w. h o africa. to see the future of costume production. look 3, be slow with them, farmers and kimberly not knowing how to book sustainable. on virtual field, they practice how to deal with test sustained to be good for the you the code in 19 minutes on dw, the diesel, you used to put those in the notes on the wrong name project. cassandra re determined that has paul was operating like a global drug partner. the objective to financially drain has come and bring them down. the team agents from the american drug enforcement agency they had criminalized themselves. we needed to reveal that so world. why did the us government suddenly shut down project cassandra, in 2016 of our 3 pa documents re series and most skiing has paula stats may 4th on d, w. the . this is the w news by from bell in the world. white's res rails response to the attack by a ron is well says the conflict is known ov

, for example, range rover and land rover have had problems with where thieves can unlock cars remotelythe case with the range rovers , but case with the range rovers, but today range rover actually put in place a system that will actually not allow that. so the thief actually has to get on board the vehicle to, to actually take the vehicle. so vehicle manufacturers have worked, you know , consistently worked, you know, consistently hard against vehicle theft and it's it takes us all to know about vehicle theft and the methods being used. >> what are people doing with cars? they're stealing these days? mike. where are they going? >> well , all going? >> well, all vehicles travel around the world, mostly without the owners of those vehicles. but they go on to either commit other crimes or pay for other crimes. you know, drugs, terrorism, human trafficking, things of that nature. and of course, you've then got the spare parts of the vehicles, so the vehicle will be broken up and then sold off in parts. and that's a global market. >> are there any particular >> so are there any particular

but what he thought is, at least as relevant today as it was in his day, he was not just a c rover old armchair philosopher. he was very curious about the world, was the 1st person to really work out of you say we should be connected with each other content. so in the sense that in justice happening in one place on the planet is felt every way. and that's exactly why contests so important. today the model account developed his ideas into europe, dominated by absolutist rulers in that atmosphere. he demanded, we should think for ourselves. that's one message, the conscious sending be less afraid, have some courage that was easier said than done one wrong word set against those in power could have drastic consequences. the nothing incomes early life would suggest that he would become one of the most important thinkers in history or that his ideas would change philosophy forever. he had humble beginnings, born to a craftsman father and the mother who never attended school. and model was the force of 11 children soon demonstrated how intelligent he was, which was his opportunity to get ahe

next we have a documentary looking at the heart of work that wins the making of the perseverance rover mission to mars. and remember, you get much more news on the go on our website, w, w dot com. i'm here until berlin. thank you very much for joining us. the can you see what old cars have to do with the production? here's a hands on the real media. watch now on youtube, the .

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2—1 victory over millwall my a first win for them to the boxing day, and a big win for blackburn roversunder their new manager. a 5—1 win at sunderland and queens park rangers made it back to back wins. this is what is is done to the bottom of the table. remarkably, rather them still living to fight another day, the big winners, qpr, tremolite of the top —— bottom three, and blackburn up to 17 exhibit. birmingham city two points above the drop and middle wall and stoke city are nervously looking over their shoulders. the championship _ over their shoulders. the championship always - over their shoulders. the championship always gripping, ben croucher, the championship. always gripping. the burnley manager vincent kompany says the standard of refereeing in the premier league hasn't been good enough this season. he was shown a red card over the weekend during their draw at chelsea, after protesting against a penalty decision that saw one of his players sent off. the frustration comes from the fact that is a succession of mistakes, and it's always debatable, so when it's one game and one e

all the jaguars and land rovers.on't know whether to carry on investing in electric or is it is the ground rules going to change again it's damaging for our economy and jobs. >> well definitely our electric cdl’s. >> cars. >> the answer peter lloyd i don't think so. i've never really been a fan. i actually think they're a little bit overrated. they're not very good in cold weather. they're really expensive to fix. >> they blow up. >> they blow up. >> yeah, right. they blow up. you sometimes steering you know, sometimes the steering goes kilter you find goes off kilter and you find yourself down a ravine. yourself driving down a ravine. >> not your driving, >> is that not your driving, peter lloyd? >> well, mean, know, my >> well, i mean, you know, my driving social life. i was driving full social life. i was a good driver, actually, a pretty good driver, actually, mark. you know, i just i mark. but, you know, i just i think they're a little bit overrated. think if it weren't overrated. i think if it weren't for musk,

all the jaguars and land rovers.on't know whether to carry on investing in electric or is it is the ground rules going to change again it's damaging for our economy and jobs. >> well definitely our electric cdl’s. >> cars. >> the answer peter lloyd i don't think so. i've never really been a fan. i actually think they're a little bit overrated. they're not very good in cold weather. they're really expensive to fix. >> they blow up. >> they blow up. >> yeah, right. they blow up. you sometimes steering you know, sometimes the steering goes kilter you find goes off kilter and you find yourself down a ravine. yourself driving down a ravine. >> not your driving, >> is that not your driving, peter lloyd? >> well, mean, know, my >> well, i mean, you know, my driving social life. i was driving full social life. i was a good driver, actually, a pretty good driver, actually, mark. you know, i just i mark. but, you know, i just i think they're a little bit overrated. think if it weren't overrated. i think if it weren't for musk,

if so, he'll have to drive a moon rover. that's what he's learning to do. now. he's trying to deliver a package from the base to the warehouse. they'll pay the bill to the field on a couple of the, [000:00:00;00] the same day. constantine faces a physical performance test, but it's so tough that for people including adults or in fitness coach trying to keep things under control. the who is this ro is the, what is the end of the go with the thing, but the still another, calculate the subway they talk with on that as if they is going to see with the ortho, i see on the push to do with community the after the end of world war 2, great britain decided to make up for his losses with the merciless exploitation of its colonies. the plundering of the occupied territories. 8 my la, devastated as a result of the decades loan fighting extremely hard, changing, grew ended. 1948. the colonial administration was forced to declare a state of emergency in response patriots. united him to the malay in people's liberation army and began a guerrilla war london decided to suppress

if the you'll have to drive the moon rover. that's what he's learning to do. now. he's trying to deliver a package from the base to the warehouse. they'll pay the bill close to the field on a couple of the the on the same day. constantine faces a physical performance test. but it's so tough that for people including adults are in the fitness coach can to keep things under control. the so who is this ro is the, what is the go with the thing, but the still another, calculate this lovely they talk with on you that as if these go and see what the issue and i wish to do what i want. so they just don't have to shape house after and engagement trails. when so many find themselves world support, we choose to look for common ground the the the the then constantine carried out in training with the moon rose on this time. the remote control was it shows it's a bit like a video game, but here the way you play is assessed by scientists and psychologist, chief tooth, tooth. and the what is the most important training of the main system multiple with a full scale i s. s model whi

if so, he'll have to drive a moon rover, and that's what he's learning to do. now. he's trying to deliver a package from the base to the warehouse. they'll pay the bill regardless of what all the all the the, [000:00:00;00] the on the same day. constantine space is a physical performance test. but it's so tough that for people including adults or in fitness coach trying to keep things under control. the, the who it's a throw is there, what is the go with the thing, but almost a one look up with the subway. they come up with on that as it these going to see with the doors to show and the push to the community, the, the, the, the, the magenta itself, the gaining independence and from the form of the ivory coast, remained under the strong influence of his full metropolitan pro friendship president felix, who said one year ruled the country for 33 years, ensuring the interest to from the dead. the government isn't in a new house, including his foster. larry says that goods was dumb, so strong, and the more appropriate after the death of, of a one year, a new lead to lon

rover , would you like to see a report on this part of your speech, and then we will go back and examine the western answers, and of course, the very important point of mr. mahdian is that soft war and the point that the leadership always mentions in their speeches is jihad tabain. in one of the axes, the issue of palestine is the subject of the crime of the zionist regime for many years. 3 years this port was established after the occupation of the palestinian territories in 1948. the arabs called it umm rushashrash and later it was called the port of eilat. this port bridge. the connection of the zionist regime from the red sea to east asia is the most key economic axis of this regime , which has been broken by the resistance forces for about 180 days and has caused a loss of 3 billion dollars for the zionist regime. now the freight costs have increased by 173%, which is thanks to yemen. also, the insurance costs for ships carrying goods have increased 10 times, and the time for transporting goods through the sea has risen for about two months. all this is the result of yemenis standin

increasing costs, it has been postponed until there is a faster and cheaper way. be the mars endurance rover will take 24 samples from its landing on mars in 2021 to search for possible signs of ancient life on mars. has collected and welcomed iranian medical products in malaysia. the achievements and products of 10 iranian companies in the field of medical and pharmaceutical equipment were welcomed by major buyers from different countries at the international exhibition in malaysia. exchange of knowledge and experience and presentation of new technologies in the field of medicine is the most important goal of the event. the international exhibition of medical and pharmaceutical equipment in malaysia , an exhibition that, apart from the 10 member countries of the southeast asian union, will host several for the first time this year. the special guest is for the first time, iran, france and latvia are actively present in the field of pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and supplies by presenting hundreds of special achievements, but iran's special products in the field of medicine , orthopedic

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birth certificate of the first cosmonaut yuri gagarin, the real soyuz spacecraft, the real first lunar roverthe base unit of the mir orbital station and much more. in front of the museum there is a park with a gallery of space heroes and busts of astronauts and pioneers of rocket science. this is what this day in history was like. the russian ministry of emergency situations warns: protect your home, install a fire detector. safety starts with you, russian emergency situations ministry. the president instructed to extend the family mortgage program until the thirtieth year, that is, the support will not end in july, as originally expected. they will continue to support large families with 450 rubles to repay the purchase loan. land for the house of its construction or mortgage. we will tell you more in 5 minutes in this episode of the program. instructions. so i'll repeat myself, the family mortgage program will operate for another 6 years, and millions of russians will still have time to take advantage of it. this preferential mortgage is suitable for those who have recently added to their

rover, would you like to see a report about this part of your speech , let's go back and then check the western answer, and of course , the very important point of mr. mahdian is that soft war and the point that the leadership always mentions in their speeches is jihad tabeen. one of the axes is the issue of palestine and the issue of crimes committed by the zionist regime for many years. see a report. let's come back , we will continue the special news conversation with you. 3 years later this port was established in 1948 after the occupation of the palestinian territories. the arabs called it umm al-rash rash and later it was called eilat port. this port is the connection bridge of the zionist regime from the red sea to east asia, that is, the key economic axis of this regime, which has been destroyed by the resistance forces for about 180 days. it was broken and caused 3 billion dollars in damage to the zionist regime. now the freight costs have increased by 173% , which is thanks to yemen. also , insurance costs for ships carrying goods have increased 10 times , and the time for tra