japanese and australian space agency officials are waiting on the ground ready for the search and retrieval mission. scientists believe the asteroid fragments collected on the distant asteroid where you grew container cannick matter that hasn't changed since the solar system was formed they are hopeful that these rock and soil samples will help shed light on the origins of life but high a boo said to use work is not done yet it is already headed for another far flung asteroid on a new mission that is expected to last a decade. let's bring in bonnie from d.w. science department for more on this. capsule is making its way back to earth even as we speak what more can you tell us about the samples it's carrying. i got to say 1st of all what's amazing is it's hurtling towards earth that about 30000 kilometers per year every 2 hours this is an incredible feat where the finger back asteroids real you go asteroids you know they say they live in the so-called asteroid belt which is between mars and jupiter so this soon as i say mars i think a lot of people start thinking about human space travel goi

japanese and australian space agency officials are waiting on the ground ready for the search and retrieval mission. scientists believe the asteroid fragments collected on the distant asteroid will you go to contain a gannett matter that hasn't changed since the solar system was formed they are hopeful that these rock and soil samples will help shed light on the origins of life but high a blue said to use work is not done yet it is already headed for another far flung asteroid on a new mission that is expected to last a decade. you're watching the news more headlines at the top of the hour. and you hear me now on your screen you and i last year's german chancellor with her new album out called as you've never heard have been surprised yourself with what is possible magical really what moves want. to talk to people who followed her along the way maurice and critics alike join us for metals last august. play. the lead. player. play it. like this it's a coming in to $182.00 dozen since you gave them toil has announced the discovery of sex on a and there are also much more on off shore songs on

japanese and australian space agency officials are waiting on the ground ready for the search and retrieval mission. scientists believe the asteroid fragments collected on the distant asteroid where you grew container cannick matter that hasn't changed since the solar system was formed they are hopeful that these rock and soil samples will help shed light on the origins of life but higher bruce said to use were is not done yet it is already headed for another far flung asteroid on a new mission that is expected to last a decade let's bring in the fake i have been in from day doubly is science to ask for more on this so fake are welcome the capsule is making its way back to earth as we speak what do we know about the samples that's carrying. well 1st of all let me say you know it's coming to earth it's actually been traveling at 34000 kilometers per 2nd and it is an amazing thing that's going to happen the songs are so asteroids you know relics they call relics from the beginnings of time of the beginnings of our solar system that pristine in a sense that made of rock and metal so minerals t

japanese and australian space agency officials are waiting on the ground ready for the search and retrieval mission. scientists believe the asteroid fragments collected on the distant asteroid when you go to contain a gannett matter that hasn't changed since the solar system was formed they are hopeful that these rock and soil samples will help shed light on the origins of life but high a blue said to use work is not done yet it is already headed for another far flung asteroid on a new mission that is expected to last a decade. let's bring in bonnie from d.w. science department for more on this. capsule is making its way back to earth even as we speak what more can you tell us about the samples it's carrying. i got to say 1st of all what's amazing is it's hurtling towards earth that about 30000 kilometers per year every 2 hours this is an incredible feat where the thing about asteroids really you go asteroids you know they stay living in the so-called asteroid belt which is between mars and jupiter so this soon as i say mars i think a lot of people start thinking about human space travel go

japanese and australian space agency officials are waiting on the ground ready for the search and retrieval mission. scientists believe the asteroid fragments collected on the distant asteroid will you go to contain a gannett matter that hasn't changed since the solar system was formed they are hopeful that these rock and soil samples will help shed light on the origins of life but high abuse said to use work is not done yet it is already headed for another far flung asteroid on a new mission that is expected to last a decade. from outer space to the spit of the pitch football's world governing body fifa has approved maternity leave for women players she made the announcement at a virtual news conference female players are entitled to 14 weeks of maternity leave upon their return clubs are obliged to meet into great the players and provide adequate medical support she's a hopes the changes will offer stability and help boost the band's game. if one is to remember that the players are the protagonists of the game they are the most important part of the game and we have to make sure that we s

than space agency says it's retrieved its capsule carrying samples from an asteroid after a successful landing in the australian outback the mission began with the launch of the higher booster to space craft 6 years ago japanese scientists hope the sample could provide clues to the origin of the solar system and those were the headlines here on al-jazeera follows here with more news in half an hour to stay with us and we'll see very slim. the 8 year algerian war ended on the 18th of march $962.00 when the french government and the algerian national liberation front the f.l.n. signed the treaty known as a.v.m. accords it included an immediate cease fire and pave the way for algerian independence. when groups of french colonial settlers who fundamentally opposed the deal clashed with the french army on the streets of algiers on the 26th of march 1960 to 80 were killed. many europeans living in algeria had to face the reality that they were not part of the new country. in the next few months between $8.10 people per day left the country when many of them were born hastily taking with them their most precious posse

and japan's space agency says it's retrieved a capsule carrying samples from an asteroid after a successful landing in the australian outback japanese scientists hope the sample could provide clues to the origin of the solar system those are the headlines and back with more news here on al-jazeera next its people and power do stay with us. with tiny hidden cameras eminem's or illegally filming and sharing people's most intimate moments one only needs to investigate south korean spy cam deming on al-jazeera. in late 2019 bolivia's 1st indigenous president eva marauders was forced into exile after a failed attempt to extend his tone and office within a year as another election loomed his supporters were rallying behind new candidates so could the indigenous movement pull off a remarkable comeback we went behind the scenes to find out. in bolivia new presidential elections where shadid for toller 82020. following a coup that ousted him what itis the country's 1st indigenous president. a new generation seemed determined to win power back for the indigenous movement of. chippewa one of the movement's founders led the cha

specifically during the christmas season japan's space agency says it's retrieve its capsule carrying samples from an asteroid after a successful landing in the australian outback the mission began with the launch of the had 2 spacecraft 6 news ago it created a fireball as it we enter the earth's atmosphere japanese scientists hope the sample could provide clues to the origin of the solar system as a pearson is a space journalist and author of robots in space the secret lives of our planetary explorers she says scientists expect the samples to contain organic chemicals and a type of water. once they've collected it they will then take it to a secure facility where they can be which is he controlled where they can control exactly what the atmosphere is like to make sure that when they have been to open up the caps you will and and get to that their precious sample it's not being contaminated by things like atmosphere by dust and that they're only looking at what's the use of brought back from asteroid where you the asteroids are one of the ways that they're partly the building blocks that were left over after the solar system got made so they also helped

collaborative space agency the samples are usually distributed from a mission such as the such as this to international teams i think the 1st thing will be though the japanese and australian teams will have to look at the the samples and then they'll be distributed to your events and to the us no doubt so that people could not see investigate these samples to see what's in them to see about the the origins of our solar system of our universe and of course the sort of pristine precious bodies that have been swirling around for billions of years and so we can find out that ourselves but also work out what their resources there are out there for the future of space exploration human spaceflight building bases on the moon or on mars and what have you so there's a lot to be deceived discovered here that i ever said to miss and doesn't end here where does the prowl go next. well it's actually quite amazing let me get my numbers that correct for once it's actually already about well he 1000 kilometers away from already traveling at 30 comet as per 2nd it's on its way to another asteroid a very small asteroid called 1998 k y $26.00 it's a tiny thing and this is well low sort of a

relief at the japanese aerospace exploration agency's mission control as the soil sample sent from the japanese space craft parachuted down safely in the australianxpecting about 0.1 of a gram will be returned for examination at their laboratory near tokyo from the asteroid which lies some 300 million kilometres away. they will measure the rocks age, what it is made of and how it is formed, potentially offering vital clues as to how the sun and planets came to be. this one is special because this one is going to an asteroid that we think is really rich in organic material and water so when the very earliest history of the earth we think it may have been pelted with asteroids like that and that is what gave us the water and the carbon to form our oceans and to enable life to flourish on earth. it is an exciting prospect after a successful landing following what one member of the space agency here described as a perfect mission with many more to come. translation: perfect mission with many more to come. translationzlj perfect mission with many more to come. translation: i had jotted down the dates when the probe adjusted its orbit. if there is a th

space probe traveled 5 billion kilometers to pick up the precious cargo destined for research. japan's aerospace exploration agency believes the capsule contains sand from the ryugu asteroid. it was retrieved from an australianesert on sunday. about one hour ago it arrived at tokyo's haneda airport. from there it will go to jaxa's institute of space and astronautical science near the capital. the project team is due to hold a news conference after completing post-arrival work. it's expected to start analysis in june on samples it hopes will provide clues to the origin of life. >>> now to the pandemic. december 8 marks one year since the first human infection with the new coronavirus was that has now infected more than 67 million people. but the world is no closer to finding out exactly where and how the virus originated. five months ago the world health organization sent a team of experts to beijing. the head of the group would -- only say he hopes to have a team on the ground as soon as possible. the team would see a wuhan greatly changed since a strict lockdown brought infections under control. many shops are back to normal. but the seafood market linked to many of the first reported cases remains closed.

collaborative space agency the samples that are usually distributed from a mission such as the such as this to international teams i think the 1st thing will be though the japanese and australian teams will have to look at the the samples and then they'll be distributed to your events and to the us no doubt so that people could read she investigate these samples to see what's in them to see about the the the origins of our solar system of our universe and of course the sort of pristine precious bodies that have been swirling around for billions of years and so we can find out about ourselves but also work out what sort of resources there are out there for the future of space exploration human spaceflight building bases on the moon or on mars and what have you so there's a lot to be distant discovered here that i ever said to miss and doesn't end here where does the prowl go next. well it's actually quite amazing let me get my numbers that are correct for once it's actually already about well 2000 kilometers away from already traveling at but a comet as per 2nd it's on its way to another asteroid a very small asteroid called 1998 k y $26.00 it's a tiny thing and it's as well as

aerospace exploration agency's mission control as the soil sample sent from the japanese space craft hayabusa ii, part of a six—year mission, parachuted down safely in the australianout 0.1 of a gram will be returned for examination at their laboratory near tokyo from the asteroid ryugu, which lies some 300 million kilometres away. they will measure the rock's age, what it is made of and how it is formed, potentially offering vital clues as to how the sun and planets came to be. this one is special because this one is going to an asteroid that we think is really rich in organic material and water so in the very earliest history of the earth we think it may have been pelted with asteroids like that and that is what gave us the water and the carbon to form our oceans and to enable life you it is an exciting prospect after a successful landing following what one member of the space agency here described as a perfect mission, with many more to come. that next mission on this mothership, having launched its first capsule, will boldly go examining near earth asteroids where no—one has gone before. eve ryo ne everyone has started to get festive. it is the 6th of december

divines space agency says it's retrieved its capsule carrying samples from an asteroid after a successful landing in the australian outback the mission began with the launch of the habits of 2 spacecraft 6 years ago japanese scientists hope the sample could provide clues to the origin of the solar system those are the headlines and news continues here on al-jazeera after studio b. unscripted good buy. when you play for england i was never really going to be as accepted is my. name was and why race is not an opinion when racism is an ideology that's fundamentally olds without democratic values you know if you're not upsetting people you don't seem. to. want are all i know. my name is any honor and you care. i'm the sporting director of aston villa women football club i used to be a strikeout one of them well the shots all the time. and i'm also a media commentator. i have worked in human rights and development i've worked as a barrister a journalist an academic and a writer if always hardest to diagnoses of them in polite circles in britain because we covered it my name is a for her. i grew up in london but my moth

collaborative space agency the samples that are usually distributed from a mission such as the such as this to international teams i think the 1st thing will be though the japanese and australian teams will have to look at the the samples and then they'll be distributed to your events and to the u.s. no doubt so that people could not see investigate these samples to see what's in them to see about the the origins of our solar system of our universe and of course the sort of pristine precious bodies that have been swirling around for billions of years and so we can find out that ourselves but also work out what sort of resources there are out there for the future of space exploration human spaceflight building bases on the moon or on mars and what have you so there's a lot to be deceived discovered here that i ever said to miss and doesn't end here where does the prowl go next. well it's actually quite amazing let me get my numbers that are correct for once it's actually already about well 2000 kilometers away from already traveling at 30 kilometers per 2nd it's on its way to another asteroid a very small asteroid called 1998 k y $26.00 it's a tiny thing and this is one of thos