uh, relative to the earth here, relative to the earth.l the asteroids to place the asteroids. here in this position relative to the earth, they, together with the earth, are somewhere there. uh, they will rotate, yes, that is, from time to time, well, once a year they lie with the ground in case both are needed in order to fly to a dangerous master here such a technique, of course we have so much as here it is not necessary. well, if we say there will be one or a couple, then this is already well, not just a guarantee, but in any case, some kind of protection. yes, that is, a significant part of the sky. well, in the sense, so to speak, reducing the danger of the appearance of some kind of asteroid that could harm the earth? we will generally overlap, yes. in conclusion, if possible very briefly, uh in the study of near-earth asteroids, so that you would like the main thing to happen in the next i don’t know what we would know for next 3 years. what do we need to feel and feel safe and understood. er, about these asteroids more better dee

on earth, this process links animals and plants. animals breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide. plants absorb that co2 and discharge oxygen. the biosphere, this fundamental cycle is recreated with the recreate with the rainforest. researcher laura meredith is conducting an experiment to test its resilience. - [laura] alright, so i'll show you the rainforest. (soft piano music begins) so this is almost 30 year old tropical forest. - [justin] this is beautiful. - [laura] yeah. it's nice. even three weeks into drought, it's pretty green. some of the trees are dropping their leaves. the soils are drying out. but really i think this rainforest is showing us that it has quite a bit of resilience. - [narrator] in the rainforest, plants absorb humans waste carbon dioxide the inhabitants breathe out. this subsequently helps the plants grow and in the process also creates oxygen for the inhabitants to survive. growing a stable, resilient plant ecosystem will be essential to the survival of any future inhabitants of the moon or mars

earth observation applications unlock the mobility's. spatial data is the bedrock for many businesses and applications to generate significant value for the economy. for example google maps uses the satellite images to not only help the users navigate the world but also locate and find a way to local businesses, offices, schools and other locations. in more recent years they've been exploring ways to go beyond. machine learning, autonomous change detection and object identification are helping decision-makers to get to answers quicker. we are pushing the edge on 3d mapping taking the images and making them three-dimensional, ushering a new era of insight, augmented reality and immersive experiences. critically the commercial sector is advancing u.s. leadership in space. commercial satellites support for civil and national security missions. as we look to the future we must also look to space sustainability. i think the senators for introducing the orbitz act agreed great step in protecting and maintaining a sustainable environment for th

so a passive earth house saves about 2 thirds of the usual energy costs and the earth mantle stores rain water and minimizes the buildings ecological footprint. hm. ones on our school. and in the we tips the earth that we allocated on to the ria of and used it to recreate a growing a panhandle surface vida and see good on the clint. even with all these benefits, it's still not possible to build multi story earth hounds. the structures would take up far too much space for garrett hansen. that's one big disadvantage. this is an i'm from you now. so it's a single family house and they're grouped together so that less land is used. but of course, it's not a model that we can adopt in cities. really, we need to live closer together and, and build smaller apartments with that. but the earth house is an example of a detached home that you can build responsibly to day go to bungle 1st homes are still rare in germany. but the idea of embedding homes in nature like this conserving energy and introducing greenery to offset the land use could be one model for ecological architecture in the future. c

of earth ice. it stays pleasantly all in summer in the winter as you're never battling icy temperatures. energy consumption for heating is sensationally low. any please and ah, and ignore. and her family have been living in an earth home for 6 years now. it was love at 1st sight. it's 10 meters wide and under its earth mantle, there's a waterproof and root proof membrane. the front and back windows are triple glazed. i see it as good bottom. when we built the house, we were concerned that it might be a bit dark. does the south? yes, i think that's the 1st thing you think when you hear us house that it's dark and crampton, but it's very light. and yours massively have this connection to nature. had interview automatic, not to have up in the wooden shell for the house was provided by the architect and garrett hanson's company, also carried out the earthworks packing the barrels shaped structure and soil. the canoes, then did the work on the interior themselves. the unusual building ended up costing b

but what's life actually like under a layer of earth. ready vacant, burned as of mid they can, we can tell how well the roof works from a very low energy and heating bills. a 60 year as a month for heating into a mortar on the how ot. so our house doesn't heal, shop and temperatures rise because it's covered with earth, front and in the winter. the layer of soil keeps us warm from. so a passive earth house saves about 2 thirds of the usual energy costs. and the earth mantle stores rain water and minimizes the buildings ecological footprint. hm. ones on our school. i'm doing very good chips. the earth that we allocated on to the rear of and used it to recreate growing a pamela, dull surfaces her with her and see good on the current. even with all these benefits, it's still not possible to build multi story earth hounds. the structures would take up far too much space for garrett hansen. that's one big disadvantage. this is an i'm from, you know, awesome. it's a single family house and they're grouped together so that less land is used. bu

earth in the porthole earth in the porthole is not visible to the earth, and the stars, neverthelessle closer, but still cold eclipses, and so the clock is an eclipse the dog is somewhere and god's earth , i'm turning blue. our conversation is some kind of smoke earth in the window of the evening and early king and damages, and the son of sadness. there the mother is waiting for the son of the mother, and the sons of the earth x worlds cosmodrome naya force. strong strong grass dear friends , wonderful guests traditionally come to us at the new year's light, we are pleased to introduce the minister of education of the russian federation sergey kravtsov happy new year, dear colleagues, dear friends, so 2023 has come, declared the president of the year of the teacher and mentor. this is your year. may all your wishes come true. let everythnig will be alright. more good students smiles, good mood, and that's it. we will succeed next to me dmitry vladimirovich lutovinov, the absolute winner of the competition teacher of the year russian history teacher. dimitri what do you want? i would

because gypsum forms in the presence of water on earth. scientists believe that bodies of water once flowed on the red planet. the team here in utais simulating this arch. (upbeat percussion music begins) - [crew member] we're gonna keep our eyes open. when it's covered in mud, no one knows what it is. - [narrator] on earth. gypsum has a practical use. it's used in the home, in walls and plastic. on mars, it could also be used for building new habitats. - [crew member] so you'll get a lot of gypsum on these clay beds. it just pieces of rock that push up. - is that gypsum there? - yeah, here's some gypsum actually. we've got a little right here. (grunts) some is nice and clear and pretty, and some is really cloudy. so we'll just mark the location on gps and then analyze them back at the lab. - [justin] sounds good. - [narrator] by examining the gypsum and its surroundings on mars. scientists might one day find evidence of life. and prove what also evolve on the red plant. back at the lab, the team processes and examines the stone. - [crew m

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so a passive earth house saves about 2 thirds of the usual energy costs and the earth mantle stores rain water and minimizes the buildings ecological footprint. hum ones on our school. and in the we chips the earth that we allocated on to the rear of and used it to recreate the green, a panhandle surfaces hub with her and see good on the current. even with all these benefits, it's still not possible to build multi story earth hounds. the structures will take up far too much space for garrett hansen. that's one big disadvantage. this is an i'm from, you know, awesome. it's a single family house and they are grouped together so that less land is used. but of course, it's not a model that we can adopt in cities. really, we need to live closer together and, and build smaller apartments with that. but the earth house is an example of a detached home that you can build responsibly to day unfolding bongo 1st homes are still rare in germany. but the idea of embedding homes in nature like this conserving energy and introducing greenery to offset the land use could be one model for ecological arch

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he saw earth rise over the moon.time, that could be with somebody behind the back of the camera. >> it will be an interesting couple of years. thank you for joining us today. >> congratulations to our team all over the world. they deserve a day off after this mission. looking forward to the next two years. wash, rinse, repeat. >> appreciate it. here with us in mission control, it has been about an hour and 40 minutes since the splashdown. we are trying to ultimately get into the well deck of the uss portland. as the team works through the post splashdown procedures, let's go back west of baja, california. darrell? >> it is simply beautiful out here. a front row seat. a quick update on the recovery operations. this will put us at 11:40 a.m. pacific time to begin sniffing for any hazardous gases. still in the water, standing by for that moment. 18 minutes from now, they will start that procedure. both helicopters are on the deck. this is a special individual. when it comes to the heatshield, this is something that you

the earth is a multiple of a certain figure of the diameter of the earth, but another hypothesis is thato measure the pyramid could multiply by adding up to get the weight of a mature male squid. they were talking about it today. natasha, taking into account all your experience of communication and contact. hmm, watch fantastic movies, don't watch books at all, it doesn't count. uh, i think these are the books that are recommended to me, but now, uh, i have a very active download of information about the structure of the cell. by the way, i watch a lot of scientific films about the structure of the cell, i watch lectures on this topic. still looking. i owe you a load. i mean, you were somehow told that tensions come right away, you know it's so easy to explain. uh, first thought packs of some knowledge are loaded. yes, that is, if i'm going, for example, rockets, and before that , as i understand it, data packages are packages, yes, yes, that's when i'm going, for example, to dolmens. yes, information comes to me, apparently, the thoughts of the packages are distant and when i already co

it will be a breakthrough experts say he could be the best on earth.ll take photographs with a resolution of up to 35 cm, that is, the picture can be magnified many times and examine the details of objects. in addition, the new satellite will be able to transmit to the ground in videos one and a half minutes long. they want to launch it into space in 2028. secondly, the academy of sciences and roskosmos have already designed a new common space system for sensing the earth. this means that their constellation of satellites in orbit and receivers on the ground and the team of involved scientists will be pumped to the maximum so that they together produce a deeply processed product. thirdly, in november , the bell cosmos corporation was created at the academy of sciences, it included it specialists scientists from the academy itself, developers of drones and spices in aviation technology. this is our still very young analogue of roskosmos and nasa, the new corporation will be. weave your strategy for the development of the space sector into the programs o

it would be 6 times lighter than on earth. so even though it weighs many tons, it can easily lift off the ground when and use. only once a digger works in simulation is it then built for real. they're also trying out stunts like these to see how well they can cut into various types of rock on the moon or mars. hm. but new technical developments are not the only challenge for long term space missions. there's also the human factor. psychology plays a huge role christiana hina, and sickly on wazoo took part in an experiment in hawaii from 2015 to $16.00. that ain't to simulate a mission on mars. nasa wanted to know how a small group would cope when completely isolated, just like astronauts would be on the red planet. when was it zine? can we have to be willing to compromise and to find solutions to problems? and then sometimes you're so irritated you realize this isn't that i'm to talk about. i fast need to jump on the treadmill and cool off for them like a self love, one in the upper organ. whether there were a few things which

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china dominating the rare earth elements market. a running china, now responsible for 63% of the world's rare earth mining. 85% of processing and 92% of rare earth magnet production. the 17 rare earth elements are critical components in advanced commercial and military technology. this is a big deal. joining us right now is defense metals corp. president, louisa maren no. thank you for being here. explain the issue, why the minerals are so critical to the u.s. economy. >> thank you. thank you for having me. as you mentioned, these minerals are used not just for defense but they're used in essentially many other industries in u.s. economy, from the emerging energy, clean energy technologies had that you that , solar panels, strategic materials are important for that. rare earth in particular are used in magnets that go into electric vehicles as well as medicines, for instance, in mri machines but they're also used in defense, in the defense industry. it goes on and on, the various applications. in computers. it's used in many industr

certainly, there is plenty of evidence of other heavenly events here on earth, in the form of tons of space dust. ah, hello and welcome to to morrow to day this science show on d. w. nowadays, it is thought unlikely that the bright light described in the bible over bethlehem was a comment, as they were generally regarded as a bad omen. and although comments or meteorites seldom really pose a danger to us, the remains of cosmic bodies do rain down on earth in the form of 9 tons of cosmic dust. to do what you might think is just plain dirt in the road might actually have hail from out of space. these men produce an awful lot of dust with their sweeping. though it may look like ordinary spring cleaning, the 2 are actually conducting ground based space research. somewhere on this way, if it's material from outer space, if azalea, and isn't da city model trying to find micro meteorites in the sediments on this roof, all particular of their, like cosmic dust particles that fly around in the solar system before being captured by the earth's gravitation, or done from the it's the micro media

it would be 6 times lighter than on earth. so even though it weighs many tons, it can easily lift off the ground when and use only once a digger works in simulation is it then built for real. they're also trying out stunts like these to see how well they can cut into various types of rock on the moon or mars. but no technical developments are not the only challenge for long term space missions. there's also the human factor. psychology plays a huge role. christiana heineken and sickly on wazoo took part in an experiment in hawaii from 2015 to 16. that aim to simulate a mission on mars. nasa wanted to know how a small group would cope when completely isolated, just like astronauts would be on the red planet. when was because it zine can we have to be willing to compromise and to find solutions to problems. and then sometimes you're so irritated you realize this isn't that i'm to talk about. i fast need to jump on the treadmill and cool off for them for a 1001 in the upper again. although there were a few things which were diffi

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so you have not seen the best city on earth, green noise, colleagues, look.only you come and see that time the best city of the earth about you, the lord you must live high with the soul of the stars, because this world is only an episode in fate, despite the fact that derbenev’s poems were published on the pages of newspapers when he was not yet fifteen years old, but leonid petrovich might not have become a famous poet, because his life path. started with the legal profession. that's fate, and if it weren't for the purposeful character and strong-willed decision to leave work to devote himself completely to his beloved work, and certainly without the creative union of alexander zatsepin and leonid petrovich derbenev. the first musical film of the musical on june 31 on the stage of lolita would not have taken place at that time in the soviet union heavenly lights heavenly incomprehensible they are above the abyss above the black abyss for you and me in the night, like the star bridge with you, we are among the stars and darkness of each other in the unthinka

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orion back on earth.ff: a team recovered this space capsule, which has no astronauts on board, as it returned to earth at 12:40 eastern time this afternoon after blasting off in mid-november using nasa's most powerful rocket ever. orion spent a week in a sweeping lunar orbit, capturing stunning images of our celestial backyard. for more, science correspondent miles o'brien is with us. miles, thanks for joining us. so nasa, as i understand it, made some last minute adjustments for that splashdown. there were some questions as to whether the capsule's heat shield could withstand atmospheric reentry. all in all, how did everything go? miles: this looks like it is a very successful mission. engineers will be poring over all this data to see how well the orion capsule performed. the big question, the number one questi on their mind, is how well that heatshield performed. they came in faster than any craft had ever come in before and they are testing out a heatshield that never flung with before. theo looking o

i'm the earth's atmosphere itself. it slows down and starts to glow down. what we're talking about. temperatures of around 2000 degrees celsius is on the entirety of the material is melted to a drop of glass, which one cools off in a process that takes just a few seconds actually really is equal. the simply not enough time for the formation of a large crystal just how stupid but nevertheless, there is enough time for the atoms to take on crystal like structures incline and moscow in a crystal. the initiative of these scientists and others worldwide has helped to assert shall cosmic dust particles take flight like they're larger compatriots. might cray meteorite may help us to better understand the origin of the solar system and of planet earth. ah, religion seek to explain the world and how it came into being doctrine and rules for how he should live our lives are derived from that. nuns and monks tend to adhere to such rules, particularly closely one reset, who was interested in finding out what impact living such well structed lives had on their time here

we're here on this earth to care for one another to look out for one another to love one another. the message of christmas is always important. it's especially important through tough times, like the ones we've been through the past few years, the pandemic has taken so much from us. we've lost so much time with one another. we've lost so many people, people we loved. over one million lives lost in america alone. that's a million empty chairs, breaking hearts and homes all across the country. our politics has gotten so angry, so mean, so partisan and too often we see each other as enemies, not as neighbors, as democrats, republicans, not as fellow americans, we've become too divided. but as tough as these times have been if we look a little closer, we see bright spots all across the country. the strength of determination, the resilience has long defined america. we're surely making progress. things are getting better. covid law no longer controls our lives. our kids are back in school, people are back to work. in fact, more people are working than ever before. americans are buildin

certainly, there is plenty of evidence of other heavenly events here on earth, in the form of tons of space dust. ah, hello and welcome to to morrow to day this science show on d. w. nowadays, it is thought unlikely that the bright light described in the bible over bethlehem was a comment, as they were generally regarded as a bad omen. and although comments or meteorites seldom really pose a danger to us, the remains of cosmic bodies do rain down on earth in the form of 9 tons of cosmic dust to you. what you might think is displayed das in the road might actually have hailed from out his face. these men produce an awful lot of dust with their sweeping. though it may look like ordinary spring cleaning, the 2 are actually conducting ground based space research. somewhere on this roof is material from outer space. if asenia, indian da city model trying to find micro meteorites in the sediments on this roof, or particular of their like cosmic dust, particles that fly around in the solar system before being captured by the earth's gravitation. or done fonda, it's the micro media rights can

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the nature of the earth's tilt, the sun hits us at the equator, and so, the earth is blessed with this atmosphere which we can distribute the heat from the equator to the poles pan from the lower atmosphere to the upper atmosphere. that keeps the planet livable. because it regulates the heat to the extent we can. we have ice ages, that's still functioning, but the planet can't overcome the amount of cold that we're getting at that time. and that tend to occur because of the elliptical orbit of the earth. when it's the most elliptical, the most far from the fun at extreme, that's when we get ice ages and another one will occur. we're right now in an interglacial warming period. we should be thankful we are. life prosecutor percent in these periods of time. but the point is, these changes that occur on earth, including hurricanes, including all the storms, climate change because they know global warming can't be proved. so they want to attribute every storm that happens. every storm is now a result of climate change. the earth needs these dramatic events in order to help regulate the hea

it's all the last 20% of earth's history. and that time there's been five major extinctions where virtually everything living died. they're all basically cataclysmic events. 65 million years ago, when the dinosaurs disappeared, the dinosaurs had a massive asteroid, the yucatan fractured. it said tsunamis all the way up to north dakota. there was a thousand years of volcanic activity in india through sulfur dioxide in the atmosphere, blocked the sun. that was photosynth was gone. the dinosaurs eight plants and the earth expanded are expanding. our theory science. why dinosaurs were too big to exist in a more intense gravitational more gravity. so the idea that we're going to extinguish ourselves by using hydrocarbon fuels is ridiculous. the third part of my book deals with the economics, but i'll leave that for the discussion because we've already covered that. you cover the economics very well and we will cover it, but i agree entirely. all the these other technologies not strong enough to make one point. if you had a battery