antarctica also has the world's coldest climate. one of the russians take some of the german visitors to visit a beautiful ice cave. and. the only way to get inside is to crawl on all fours. the ice here is thousands of years old this part of the white continent appears blue. temperatures can on rare occasions even drop to minus 50 here on the coast of antarctica. the cold doesn't bother these adelie penguins which are common along the entire and arctic coast. they're not used to seeing strangers and they come over to investigate. these and see in all your dailies in particular are very curious they'll come right up to you and they're lots of fun to have around some of the look which is. now 3 days later we're finally on our way to the neumeyer station located on the xterm ice shelf in east antarctica. and then all of a sudden there it is the german research station. and. the staff who spent the winter here give the new arrivals a warm welcome. the equipment has to be unloaded quickly the pilots want to take off or the weather is st

here on the coast of antarctica. the cold doesn't bother these adelie penguins which are common along the entire antarctic coast. they're not used to seeing strangers and they come over to investigate. these and see and all your dailies in particular a very curious you will come right up to you and there are lots of fun to have around some of the look which is. now 3 days later we're finally on our way to the neumeyer station located on the extreme ice shelf in east antarctica. and then all of a sudden there it is the german research station. and. the staff who spent the winter here give the new arrivals a warm welcome. the equipment has to be unloaded quickly the pilots want to take off while the weather is still good. from the station has been cut off from the outside world for 8 months old. form the facility looks like a space ship on stilts. for many of the staff this is the 1st time on the continent including dr begich tecla where. the once in a sack and when you 1st arrive you'll sort of overwhelmed by the fact

relics from the early days of antarctica research. the russian stay. it's located on one of the few parts of antarctica not completely covered with ice. inside it's pretty cozy you can also watch russian state t.v. . says. the station staff are happy to welcome stranded guests. and. their new posse langkow has spent most of his adult life working in the arctic and antarctic. back in the 1980 s. . i had to spend the winter at the north pole. my wife was pregnant at the time my daughter was born while i was away i held her in my arms for the 1st time when she was 8 months old. the antarctic contains about 90 percent of the earth's supply of fresh water much of it in the form of glaciers. in the arctic are also has the world's coldest climate. one of the russians take some of the german visitors to visit a beautiful ice cave. and. the only way to get inside is to crawl on all fours. in the ice here thousands of years old this part of the white cotton it appears blue. temperatures can on rare occasions even drop to minus 50 here on the coast of antarctica.

approaching antarctica from the air. on board this aircraft are scientists from 10 different countries. will be spending the polar summer doing their research here. this year the team from bella bruce is especially large. billow says we're a big program for science and so the girl just cost more and. fuses and now we build and go a station. india has also sent a large team. members will be making their way to the countries to antarctic research stations. to study is there build up on. the study so it does not amount to so on a commission of all that type of you will be having that turned what is the condition of the. example that is eating up again. nearly all of antarctica is covered in ice. need fans to lend coke comes from russia he works at the nogales i read today a station close to be airports. he's a veteran researcher like most of the russians here he started working in the polar regions during the soviet era. legal. my. daughter. was 8 months he was going. having been observing the environment for many years the

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what about antarctica? no, i have not seen antarctica? no, i have not seen antarctica come up yet?g down there, fires of a tweet and will be happy to put that up there for him. jodi smith and brandon there. zoo keepers are working to keep gorillas and other animals safe during the coronavirus pandemic — as it remains unclear whether endangered species are at risk of contracting the virus from humans. there are fears an outbreak could have catastrophic implications for conservation — as reged ahmad reports this gorilla and her newborn baby hanging out at a german zoo. they are members of endangered species. and zoos have worked hard to increase the numbers in captivity. through breeding programmes like this one. should it be found that covid—19 can affect great apes our closest living relatives then the outcome could be catastrophic. so, zookeepers have been taking every precaution. translation: we have now reduced our team to a specific core team. this means that anyone that doesn't have anything to do with great apes must now do other work. and it is notjust gorillas. zoo caretake

since antarctica i have spent time working on the ground in sierra leone the west african outbreak ofll and funding, with technology, there are vaccines and treatments. we will have to leave it there but thank you very much for being with us. that is where viewers on bbc world news leave us and we look forward to your company againa leave us and we look forward to your company again a little later. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. hello, now it's time for a look at the weatherwith darren. hello, it now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. hello, it has been cool and cloudy across most of and wales, the rain has got as far north as it will go, petering out late in the afternoon and evening and many places will turn dry over night. a few more breaks in the south but still quite mild. more significant breaks further north in the uk after the earlier sunshine, maybe some frost in the scottish glens and a bit more mist and low cloud forming later but that will burn off tomorrow morning. many other areas are starting off quite cloudy on sunday, it will get pu

no, i have not seen antarctica come up yet.ng, fire us off a tweet and we will be happy to put that on there for him. they have their mission, jody smith. fantastic to talk to you and happy birthday to brandon. thank you very much, james. charities are warning that almost a quarter of youth clubs that have been closed in the lockdown will not be reopened after the restrictions are lifted that could be thousands of youngsters with nowhere to socialise. in adams has been talking to teenagers and youth workers to see how. normally, you'd have 30 to 50 young people here after school or in the holiday. mervyn kay is showing me around the dumps youth club in lewisham, south london. it's been closed since the lockdown. in what ways are you having to change the way you work? trying to meet the young people where they are, so we're using tiktok, we're using instagram, we're basically trying to recreate the youth club and adventure playground experience as best we can in a virtual environment. hi! missing you, hey, dante! nicola is a you

the same is happening in antarctica too. 0ur science correspondent jonathan amos is in cambridge. wein the antarctic and in greenland. the difference here is that we are talking about a highest resolution satellite system in operation today, so the americans runa operation today, so the americans run a laser space. they fire a laser down to the ground and they count the time it takes for that beam to bounce back up and that tells them how high things are. and in this case, it's the height of the greenland ice sheet and the height of the antarctica ice sheet. they've done that since 16 years now, back to about 2003, and in that time, they've been able to track the trends to see how much the ice sheets are losing. and in the case of greenland, about... in the case of greenland, about... in the case of the antarctic, it's 118 of greenland, about... in the case of the antarctic, it's118 gigatons a year. if you don't understand what a year. if you don't understand what a gigaton is, it's a year. if you don't understand what a gigaton is, its equivalent to the amount of water you need to f

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for those that don't know, antarctica is a very large, vast area.000 people down there so it's very sparsely populated with no indigenous population, but it really throws everything that the extreme can throw at you — three months of darkness, —84 celsius, that's about —120 fahrenheit, and there is only 12 of you there for a good 11 months around the year. other teams will only come and join in the summer. so it is known as the worst winter in the world, but small things can become nuclear, there, and i say that in terms of small disagreements. space is limited, but then on the other hand, creativity isn't. i would say one word of advice is don't pick up a banjo and try and learn that during the antarctic winter! shaun laughs. an english sense of humour only goes so far, especially when it travels abroad. the french and italians may not appreciate it as much as we do. and you say small things can become kind of blown out of all proportion, i suspect that may be the experience of some families over the last couple of weeks. what sort of small things

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environment in order to deliver a ballot to a voter who may be in kandahar or blind or disabled and maybe antarcticawho is concerned or scared and nervous about going to a local in person location. the way it would work a voter is able to log in to a secure portal federally approved secure cloud environment and able to access their ballot. they can mark the ballot and review the ballot. if they are blind or disabled they can listen to it and mark it independently and privately. then depending on the state print it out and mail it back or electronically transmit it to the elections office. in end there's a paper ballot. soledad: sounds fairly straightforward. i have to imagine that coronavirus has really changed the conversation around is this something that could be done on a wide scale right away. brian: it is funny because the last two years or so i happened to chair what they called the elections sector subcommittee for mental response and the last year and a half we are going through the different reasons why a voter may not make it to a polling location. we went through the different scenarios

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all seven continents. >> i mean what was running like in antarctica for him? that's incredible. >> well, he said that he took a little, some pit stops to go check out the penguins, so it wasn't a great time, he wasn't running for time. but that was it. he didn't run for time. he ran, he always brought a

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theory antarctica the coldest continent on earth. a fragile ecosystem that we're only just beginning to understand. is climate change threatening the penguin colonies here. to get soil in the soft so.

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the same is happening in antarctica too.ea levels around the world. 0ur science correspondent jonathan amos is in cambridge. it just goes to itjust goes to show these images just how serious the situation is, jonathan. just how serious the situation is, jonathan. yeah, we have had a number of reports like this, in recent months, looking at the trends in the antarctic and in greenland. the difference here is that we are talking about the highest resolution salle system in operation today. the americans ran a laser in space. they count the time it takes for the beam to bounce back up, that tells them how high things are. they've done this since 16 years now, back to 2003, and in that time, they've been able to track the trends, to see how much these are losing. in the case of the antarctic, it's... if you don't understand what a gigaton is, equivalent to the amount of water you need to fill 400,000 of them pick swimming pools, so it's a lot. —— 0lympic sized pools. pick swimming pools, so it's a lot. -- olympic sized pools. br

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you cannot get permission to go into an article -- antarctica in the winter.th threatening somebody as you have been in the old days when there was not the case. the polar desk, if they're not going to sue me for liable, they are there to stop you from going there in the wintertime and there is no rescue service on the entire continent. every timei on the entire continent. every time i go under the new expedition, they say it's him again. just one more thought on the way in which you promoted insult expeditions because as you very honestly say, i need the cash to make them happen. is there a tendency to exaggerate at times. 0ne is there a tendency to exaggerate at times. one of your most remarkable expeditions, which has nothing to do with the ice, it was the desert and your mission to find the lost city. a mythical city mentioned in the arabian nights. you are convinced that is somewhere in the empty corridor between saudi arabia and 0man. corridor between saudi arabia and oman. up my wife is convinced. she led many of your expeditions and being the logistics