now comes the next successful step even as it is on track and training its 7 cameras on the cosmos. over the next 4 years the telescope is to create a map of all the known galaxies researchers hope to find clues as to why our universe continues to expand. eve this is the world as we know us but as we zoom as our earth looks a lot smaller. it's just one of many planets that orbit the star at the center of our solar system the sun. and it's just. one of the 300000000000 stars that make up our galaxy the milky way. imagine taking a galaxy the size of ours and shrinking it to the size of our brain something cosmologist invalid dreams about. the distances are unimaginable despite that we can look out so far with our telescopes that we are able to get a good idea of how the universe as a whole behaves and that's fascinating. in some ways the universe can be compared to a loaf of raisin bread. the raisins that contains i began like seasons. when you bake the dough to race and start off close to each other. then when the bread begins to rise in the oven the raisins start to drift apart the

in the coming years even as these he may reveal some of the deepest secrets of the cosmos we can hardly wait. nicholas casey when you're a viewer in zambia was wondering about another space secret and sent in this question. do aliens exist. the night skies led the ancient greeks to philosophize about the existence of life elsewhere in the cosmos. the 16th century italian thinker giordano bruno postulated that the universe was infinite and full of life his many are more of the ducks views made him suspect and he was burned at the stake for heresy. advances in science produce new theories about alien life forms perhaps there were intelligent civilizations with highly developed technology able to settle throughout her galaxy but if that's the case then where are they all that was the question posed by physicists enrico family in 1950 known as the family paradox that prompted a new push to clarify once and for all whether aliens exist 10 years later the search for extraterrestrial intelligence or seti got underway its search for radio transmissions from space efforts are continuing but so f

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>> yes and you are connected to the cosmos they can show you your essence., your sun is in virgo but it's very, very specific. >> tamron: when someone comes in for a consultation with you, it gets down to the time of birth. >> absolutely. that is where the magic happens. >> tamron: okay, i thought that was another room in the household. the father of your child, your life partner, former uric yankee. athletes are famous for being superstitious. but you actually give him astrological guidance. >> sometimes. as a capricorn, he is skeptical. and i am an aries, double aries, i am all fire, magical, and uncompromising. >> tamron: i know you have told us you are obsessed but how obsessed are you? the decisions you make being an aries? >> as robbie says, i just feel it. i feel what is happening in my charts during the shift of the planet. i do read my horoscope all the time. i feel like i am much more better versed and when i was younger, when i first started becoming curious about it, now i feel like i am more in sync. it comes to you. >> tamron: you said you are

to inspire other stargazers one hobby astronomer in turkey has dedicated his life to probing our cosmos he is self-taught but hasn't present experts with his insights into our solar system and though his neighbors may scratch their heads at his fascination with outer space abdul qadeer is proud to be the lone star of diyarbakir. when the night sky is clear an unusual precession sends up the highest hill near the town of diyarbakir. they follow abdul qadeer top catch the man with the telescope and. he can show them the night sky as he's the only astronomer around. today we're looking at jupiter he must be somewhere in this direction. god willing we'll find it. other people look at space on their computers and don't understand a thing i'm on the disk i get it. the sign of of his door reads. catch baker but instead of working in the bakery 55 year old abdul qadeer spends his time in his little backyard house where he's busy with the stars and planets all this despite having been a primary school only a few years. as a child and stay awake looking at the stars and always ended up asking mys

data back to earth and they'll just continue on their journey out into the vastness of the of the cosmos of of our galaxy the milky way and assuming that they don't hit anything else the chances of that happening are very very low because space is really really empty they're going to continue to do that for billions and billions of years dick williams film us science this thank you very much for that. and not a sport in tuesday's champions league action brosius dortmund produced a stunning 2nd half comeback to triumph over into milan they tally the side with 2 nil up at half time thanks to goods from the total latinas and they see no but the black and yellow stormed back defend the need to go back in the 51st minute and then you will be on brand revel the schools levelled the schools before hockey completed the comeback with a goal to make it 32 don't win the now 2nd in group f. after possible. and the champions league continues today with by munich hosting greek side olympiacos vine won the reverse fixture but have otherwise struggled this season this will be there for us match since th

data back to earth and they'll just continue on their journey out into the vastness of the of the cosmos of of our galaxy the milky way and assuming that they don't hit anything else the chances of that happening are very very low because space is really really empty they're going to continue to do that for billions and billions of years dick williams from us science this thank you very much for that. dysport on tuesdays champagnes big action brucia don't want to do such a stunning 2nd half comeback to triumph over into milan the italian side were 2 nil up at half time times to go through a lot auto martin is an be seen no but in a stunning turnaround dortmund stormed back a defend you scored in the 51st minute then a shot by william brandt levelled the score before hakimi completed the comeback with a goal to make it 3 to dortmund are now 2nd in the group f group after barcelona. and in the champions league today by munich are hosting the greek side olympiacos vine won the reverse fixture would have otherwise struggled this season this would be their 1st match since the exit of coach ni

data back to earth and they'll just continue on their journey out into the vastness of the of the cosmos of of our galaxy the milky way and assuming that they don't hit anything else the chances of that happening are very very low because base is really really empty they're going to continue to do that for billions and billions of years derek williams from a science this thank you very much for that this is the news and these top stories chinese president xi jinping and french president in london mccraw have really info on that commitment to the fattest climate accord this statement in beijing can the day after the u.s. formally announced its rid george from the agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions. britain's parliament has been formally dissolved ahead of a snap election on december the trial of british prime minister barak johnson is due to see the queen shortly to mark the official start of the election campaign. police and protesters have again clashed in the chilean capital santiago after president sebastian pinera ruled out stepping down mass demonstrations of economic inequal

data back to earth and they'll just continue on their journey out into the vastness of the of the cosmos of of our galaxy the milky way and assuming that they don't hit anything else the chances of that happening are very very low because space is really really empty they're going to continue to do that for billions and billions of years do you believe this thank you very much for that. and to sport 9 in tears this champions league action barossa dortmund produced a stunning 2nd half comeback to triumph into milan the italian side were 2 nil up at half time times to go through martinez and mathias a bit senile but in a stunning turnaround dortmund stormed back defender kimi scored in the 51st minute then a shot by leon brand relevel the score before hakimi completed the comeback with a goal to make it 3 to dortmund are now 2nd in group f. after barcelona. and in the champions league today by and munich hosting the greek side. by one the reverse fixture would have otherwise struggle the season this will be their 1st match since the exit of coach nico co bunch on sunday following the 51 ha

cosmos are more women and old-fashioned for mens. now both genders can agree to find a better bar.y showed a fifth of the people in the u.k. don't feel comfortable drink certain cocktails because they believe they are for the opposite sex. and 57% will avoid a class if it's too fast masculine or feminine. and others will drink anything you put in front of them because they are british. >> i'm drinking my cold beer. greg: amazing work, preying mantis. do drinks have genders? kat: this is so annoying. i also love that they think what they are doing is breaking stereo types, super woke. they just removed the colors from the drink. i found a cure for acne. put a bag on your head. it's not solving the problem. it's anti-woke. they are not saying drink whatever you want. they should be saying if you are so worried about the color of a drink that you won't order it, get over it. that's sad. i don't know why we can't say get over it anymore. anyone here have any drinks, color-related trauma that it just triggered? it's not that serious, get over it. greg: wherever the left goes, fun dies.

something right philosophy if you are a scientist by definition you want to work in a lab and that cosmo now how do you get money right you get money either by starting a little company as i have incidentally for outsiders disease or the private sector and that's or you apply if you're in a university you apply for grants not if you apply for a grant saying you want to study consciousness i can assure you don't you it's a kingdom you don't have much luck which is why it's not popular with scientists because it's very hard to get funding it's very hard to get people to there they'll say well what we're going to do is this how you going to study it whereas if you're studying some much more clear problem then people will feel tax payers money can pay for a human chain to philosophy in their lives their labor tom stoppard they're literally called the hard problem it is us about what we're speaking a structure isn't it it's about a researcher how does you know by not the whole problem is suited to research we don't and just gives up and then he ends up in philosophy here do you feel a loss if

." >> "cosmo" magazine gave us our first male centerfold.ts if you know what i mean, donna summers. village people, behave yourselves. >> what a fun cast there. they really did it. no '70s throwback would be complete without the village people. our friend sam champion, he was all of them. >> of course. >> sam champion, of course, a wabc meteorologist, and he watches us in the morning. >> hey, sam. >> he's off today. it's friday. and the three wise men of the disco era, the bee gees, played by whit johnson, michael strahan, geo benitez. >> when i saw whit's post picture i was like, wait, who is that? >> i didn't know either. >> whoa, they did a good job. that is -- uncomfortable, actually. check this out, at one point deejay quick with it does the worm, yeah, right there on the floor soul train style, my goodness. >> that's impressive. he does the raps, he does the worm, whit does it all. >> and "world news now" alums t.j. holmes and paula faris trying their hardest to get into studio 44. they couldn't. just to let you know where us "world ne

still going to be rainy for panama as well as coastal rica heavy showers across the yucatan with cosmos a good temper of 30 degrees there and then as we go towards tuesday we do expect to see the rain coming back into play for mexico city with a temperature of 22 degrees and then we have been watching the he wave across parts of paraguay and the temperatures are still going to be quite warm here on monday for since you don't see a temperature of 39 to greece but finally we are going to be seeing a break on tuesday temp just coming down to 26 with rain in the forecast across the region. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the best around to see. green lines continue with. prison remember. it was and the. documents which reveal the collaboration between libyan intelligence services on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now rival protests were held across lebanon both for and against the government anti-government protesters converged in beirut repeating their calls for a complete overhaul of the ruling elite hours after supporters of th

. >> i was watching 60 minutes at the time with winston and cosmo, my dogs eyes are huge i am yellingthinking she is talking about venezuela when she talks about this. i said, she looks so depressed for a woman worth 20 million plus making a couple million a year, i would think we were dead in the water at-this-point. the fact is, you are right, liz. the for a couple days a few weeks back, they thought we were going to recession, the media was popping champagne cork so happy, they mentioned that word 400 times, it is a shame, let's be. >> maybe did have a slant, we listen to jamie dimon's response. >> the consumer, which is sense of% of u.s 70% of u.s. economy s strong, the strength is driving an american and global economy, while business slowdown, my current view, no it was just a slowdown not a petering out. >> he is talking about our great economy. however, maybe jonathan to you, have you over 2 trillion of cash on sidelines right now that came up from pwc, ask ceo confidence down, seeing sentiment negative, yet americans, worker bees are quite positive about the economy. why to w

with my group, on the iss advisory task force, they had a special showing for us in the museum of cosmosnd they showed us that movie. i think "apollo 13" is the most realistic of the space movies you see in the united states, but this movie called "spacewalker," you can get it from amazon with english subtitles. it's probably one of the best movies and most realistic i've ever seen. it is unbelievable. and i recommend it to all. it's about a two-hour movie. but getting back in was something you'll never forget. i told crip at dinner last night, i didn't have time to go into it yesterday, but on that second stage burn on the s-4b, the third stage when i was a translunar injection, picked up 11,000 feet per second, we got up around 32,000 feet and it started to vibrate -- it was like a pogo but it wasn't. the frequency was the same but the amplitude was building. i told john young, i said, john, this feels like flutter but there's no aerodynamic forcing function on this thing, and it kept getting more and more and more. it got so bad, i remember by 34, 35,000 feet, i could not read the ins

protest movements as they dotted in the canine to continue through the next to go in for protests at cosmo humans as they did in the 1960 s. with the infamous cohen to produce scandal until they are even telling dorothy 40 provan tester tells me when there are more peaceful protesters when there are plots plot to get to get their lunch. or that it was a work in is the way that the law for example is laid a lot on some force manipulate a law enforcement agency had to jency plans to head the sas plans to a snake leaders of the auction a slightly move because of the occupy movement and the bureau did nothing about in the bureau did it not well about the old f.b.i. i had all the old f.b.i. he's been i had been always always vision 1st engaged to be agent 1st amendment abuses the current attorney general's guidelines from 2008 facilitate men that abuses the current attorney general's guidelines from 2008 facilitates these abuses under the guidelines the f.b.i. is allowed to conduct investigations copies abuses under the guidelines the f.b.i. is allowed to conduct investigations called assessmen

this is a flashback cosmo headline here.io victoriat fashion show were they facing criticism over continuing it. >> i agree with lisa's point, if they are not making any money and not getting the viewership it makes sense to cancel. i can't tell you the last time i went to victoria's secret to actually buy a bra. i'm definitely not going to wear what she has on right now. looks like a halloween costume. i'm sorry. >> this is very mid 30's. like you are telling me i have to wear little panties? i want to be wearing boxers. >> >> sandra: victoria's secret the parent company elle brands issued a statement in response. we think it's important to evolve the marketing. important brand of this business. figuring out how in advance the positioning of the brand and best communicate that to customers. but,. >> they also didn't mention in this statement what their chief marketing officer said last year which is widely canned for that he didn't want to have plus size models or transgender model because this was to be fantasy. other bran

told you about the new upgrade of virgin atlantic there's a number of other ways to invest in the cosmosfounder of space tech company maxar technologies joins us. as we head to break a check on bonds. treasury yields ticking higher but still lower for the week 10 year yielding around 1.77%. we'll be right back. is the monolithic view of emerging markets obsolete? at pgim, we see alpha in the trends driving specific sectors of outperformance. where a rising middle class powers a booming auto industry... a leap into the digital era draws youthful populations to mobile banking and e-commerce... trade and travel surge between emerging markets. every day, our 1,100 investment professionals around the world search out opportunities for alpha. partner with pgim, the global investment management businesses of prudential. with time, comes change that's for sure... and when those changes might help more people, especially those in retirement, i think it's worth talking about! so, aag is introducing a new jumbo reverse mortgage loan so you can now access as much as $4 million dollars in cash, tax f

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especially critical in this way is proud to cosponsor the change act resplendent sanchez earlier in the cosmos, obviously the change act will help maximize the value of the medicare annual wellness visit to catch cognitive impairment and signs of alzheimer's early. among other provisions, arbel requires testing for cognitive impairment during the wellness visit and it is progression of future visits to ensure follow-up with more advanced alzheimer's and dementia screenings and impairment worsens. mr. adie, and thank you for your testimony as you likely know medicare began reimbursing providers for comprehensive care and finding.was for individuals with cognitive impairment back in 2017, this allows newly diagnosed individuals in the caregivers to learn about medical and nonmedical treatments clinical trials, and support services available in their community. unfortunately utilization rate remains low. and we heard that last week. like the care planning benefit the annual wellness visit is also underutilized among medicare beneficiaries. question for you is how do you say that we can continue i