wiped off the face of the earth life in them turned into hell, we are ready for all options, if theye, we are the people of the world, and if they want war, we are the people of war, we have been tested for 8 years, but you have some special requirements. we ask for our rights to be respected the yementi people have the right to a decent life. stop robbing the yemeni people. we are not paid salaries. we have been in an economic air and sea blockade for a long time. we are determined to stick to our terms and conditions. we will never give up, it is to yemen that ukrainian grain should go, after the ports in odessa were unblocked and precisely by the starvation of the yemenis. the us secretary of state blinkin frightened the whole world when the grain deal was being prepared and when the state department, without stinting on epithets, blamed all the troubles of the planet on russia, but the west ukrainian grain, as it turned out, needed food. now it reaches those who need it and it is very important to maintain this agreement so that the ships continue to stay with cargo from the blac

residents say they are already used to it live in basements because it is above the level of the earth life is deadly dangerous, but at least they admit it lately it has become a little easier to breathe and there has been an opportunity, albeit for a short time, to come out of shelters about life on the line of fire, our military correspondent tsn oleksandra motorna will tell in more detail and his report in the next issue in the kharkiv region, the russians damaged the world's largest radio telescope tr-2. during the occupation of the village of volochiv yar, the russians set up a headquarters on the territory of the experimental observatory of the telescope equipment and the building was destroyed in such a way that it is no longer possible to restore them, the head of the kharkiv police has not yet informed the decision maker - not only special equipment was stolen from there, but also a boiler and a washing machine, the remains of debris, the ruins of the radio telescope were built in the 1970s, it was used for research in the field of astrophysics and even longer blackouts in kyiv int

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of the region's poorest country during the war years are practically wiped off the face of the earth. lifen them turned into hell and rob people about salaries. we have been in an economic air and sea blockade for a long time. we are determined to stick to our terms and conditions. we will never give up, it was to yemen that we had to go north. the whole world was frightened by the deaths of the yemens, the lord us secretary blinkin, when a grain deal was being prepared, and when the state department, not stinting on epithets, blamed all the poor on the planet about russia, but for ukrainian grain, as it turned out , food was needed. now it reaches those who need it, and it is very important to maintain this agreement so that the ships continue to stay with cargo from the sea and russia must stop the aggression against ukraine, we will also talk about this, of course, but our main task is to ensure. a truce here is me not declared a us crusade against precisely compared with how america behaves in ukraine about 8 years ago, a coalition led by saudi arabia. she started a war with the yemeni

according to one of the scientific versions, it is believed that life on earth. as a result of a meteorite fall. so maybe the mysterious owner of the lakes, a different form of life came here by a fatal accident. to find out if this theory might have a basis we headed to the omsk planetarium. omsk planetarium is closely monitoring all the objects that have ever hit to the territory of the region from space, the head of the planetarium, vladimir, briefly told us the last meteorite fell. here, in the early nineties, scientists managed to find its bummer and it turned out that the stone from space has some incredible power next to it, for example, any batteries are instantly resolved. several. judge people tried to film broadcasts about this place. they ran out of batteries, completely discharged. here is just one of the tv companies. still shoot a story about this place and created a story based on 15 minutes, which managed to do, but at the site of the fall, the meteorite version of the origin of these five has long been interested. lakes. he believes that at least

ah, with back to the moon off the 50 years, humans are ready to fly to the earth faster life again. it was the goal that this mission, german astronauts on the exam, back guest explained to the new race and says, place the expectations of research and the importance of the new, the mission for the exploration of mas tomorrow to day next, on d. w. ah, what people have to say matters to us. m. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. can hydro electricity be generated without any home to fish or the environment between vision and reality? all the amazing properties of super conducted materials suited for everyday use class. does the mysterious planet 9 really exist.

life on earth is not the healthy— planet. life on earth is not the healthy without it.orm we have here in sport to try to connect people to those issues that we're doing ourjob. the goal of the on water programme is to have 100% clean energy by 2025. so we really want to a shift to clean energy solutions on the water. remove our reliance on fossil fuels and create 100% clean energy solutions for all our operations. sailgp, the winners of the 2020 bbc green sport award for ambition and impact. i think for a lot of us when it comes to the ocean it's a case of out of sight out of mind. but marine pollution has increased tenfold since 1980. and that starts making its way back into our food chain. we move on to bbc green sport awards teamwork award. the exciting thing about these awards is that we can also celebrate and highlight those individuals who are working incredibly hard 0ur winner of the teamwork award fits this description perfectly. and they are doing it in a country at the front line of climate change. i'm rafaela, i'm14 years old and i live in rio dejaneiro me a

one i of the things is earth and mars have different trajectories and life flourished on earth, and iftc, so on earth we don't know very much about how life initiated because we don't have rocks of that age well preserved. they other moves on a plate tectonic cycle and the rocks have been destroyed but mars is full of is well preserved and what we have coming up are several missions and there is one mission coming up, the perseverance robot that will collect samples and return to earth in the early 20 30s that might harbour micro life evidence and we have just collected samples now and there will be a return mission and then europe is planning a mission in the late 20 20s, which the uk plays a big part in, and what that will do is drill down into the martian subsurface up to six metres and do chemistry experiments on those rocks. . experts are predicting a bumper harvest of apples despite the summer heatwave the damage crops and although traditional orchards are in decline there has been a rise of a new generation of community orchards set up on a shared green spaces. nothing spells au

caring for the earth. the lifeillion milkweeds planted, and 40,000 gardens certified, it's time for chip to spread his wings. why is it time to retire now? >> you're not 85 years old yet. >> leaving the fight to the next generation. >> oh, and look at that. >> go, butterflies, go. >> aberdeen, maryland, debra alfarone, cbs news. >>> coming up on "60 minutes," bill whitaker travels with scientists to hot spots. i'm jericka duncan. thank you for watching. have a great night. >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news be >> no at 6:00, prosecutors sharing new details of the break in an assault against nancy pelosi's husband . >>> making halloween safe for all kids. the efforts to help families with autistic children enjoy the holiday together. >>> a food desert, no new grocery store is providing a much-needed boost for one bay area neighborhood. live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian happen. >> i'm andrea nakano. we are learning more about the attack on paul pelosi. nancy pelosi , it was

and it really— our species and life on earth and it really is _ our species and life on earth ure. it's important to look to the future _ sure. it's important to look to the future as— sure. it's important to look to the future as to — sure. it's important to look to the future as to how we can protect life. _ future as to how we can protect life. which _ future as to how we can protect life, which i think it is the most essential— life, which i think it is the most essential thing in the universe. what _ essential thing in the universe. what are — essential thing in the universe. what are the most awkward questions your children ask you? they come out with better— your children ask you? they come out with better questions as they get older— with better questions as they get older and — with better questions as they get older and they are more complicated as well. _ older and they are more complicated as well. but — older and they are more complicated as well. but they are starting to grasp— as well. but they are starting to grasp the — as well. but they are starting to grasp t

how long ago it was destroyed, with more than half of all life on earth an interactive museum built onsite tells the story of events that changed life on earth. a large piece of rock was moved right there, on it a film is projected showing the history of the earth of its development, but among other exhibits are pieces of asteroids, dinosaur fossils collected in different parts of our planet, which disappeared after the explosion, and various interactive platforms. in this museum. tourists will definitely not be bored either. yes? i don't think anyone will get bored there. in fact , i still get surprised at times. how many mysteries? eh, is it hiding? yes, even in our land, in general. how much we have to learn, and maybe not worth it. that's it, he directly knows all the answers to all questions, there must be some kind of intrigue on the other side. well, i also wanted to say that sometimes people are also like meteorites. you know, some burn radiate only glows go out. well, we are all guests sooner or later, but the most important thing is that at the same time, we become obsolete a

traces of life extinct or existing, doesn't matter if that life was, was formed, independent of life on earth, that means just by like the 1st view out the 1st planet we look, we find life. that means universe is full with life right now before we go to mars and find out about that. we don't know, we're not, we cannot be sure. is there a life out there or we alone in the universe? the 2nd thing is mars. so we see it behind ourselves now is, is a very dry and hostile planets, but actually it used to be used to be for with water had a thick atmosphere. it used to be able to support and sustain life. now it's dead and dry. what happened there, and how can we prevent the same happening with earth? all right, we'll stick around because you do have another report coming up, one of the european space agencies he missions is to gather data about climate change. the information should help scientists to protect natural disasters such as hurricane or droughts, agencies, centreville satellite, system flies over the same region every few days, acquiring information over time. or researchers can then see

putting on a sonar orbit the space sphere will change many spheres of life on earth so russia will providef with access to the internet, even if it is cut off from the world wide web space will help to tie together a huge country will provide an opportunity to master hard-to-reach territory the project will become a locomotive for the development of the electronics industry and instrument making. combat contact in the red liman direction is currently stabilizing, said the head of the dpr, denis , pushed on earlier. it is known that the allied forces are holding back the apu offensive in the area of ​​the road. kremennaya svatova, the enemy is trying to find weak points in order to

ask them any discussions about economic growth, renewable energy, and extending our life on earth will be futile. english, novelty and hintock around the last that little at the world berglund of distance. because global warming is nothing compared to the distraction that weapons of mass destruction can cause, renew it. as i scroll in there and her, her vision, we must try to resolve this situation. by peaceful means, make sure that we use any remaining space for negotiation and make sure that we do it before resorting to nuclear weapons artist. this is an extremely important challenge all heads of government around the world. as well as for the united nations and the security council members who play a key role short, it is a historic challenge. dental talk was critical to her. ah, was i want to add to that un secretary general good. tears made an official visit to mongolia last summer. monica was there to listen. i exchanged my views with the secretary general and we had a long discussion as to hate as little doubt on dixon. her daughter, a secretary general, good terrace, told me th

ask them any discussions about economic growth, renewable energy and extending our life on earth will be futile at all in a rush or doctor and hintock her handler. that has to settle with the world berglund district. because global warming is nothing compared to the distraction that weapons of mass destruction can cause vineyards, escrow limit that her we must try to resolve this situation by peaceful means. make sure that we use any remaining space for negotiation and make sure that we do with before resorting to nuclear weapons. this is an extremely important challenge all heads of government around the world, as well as for the united nations and the security council members who play a key role short. it is a historic challenge that i'll talk with crystal to sir. ah, but i want to add that un secretary general good tears paid an official visit to mongolia last summer's moment. prosperous there to listen. i exchange my views with the secretary general and we had a long discussion as to hate but little doubt on dixon. her could her secretary general good terrorist told me this is it,

in hercenary orbit, the cosmic sphere will change many spheres of life on earth, so russia will provide itself with access to the internet, even if it is cut off from the world wide web . electronic industry and instrument making. the decision was taken unanimously the federation council adopted and ratified the treaty on the entry of new regions into russia. more than 70,000 people decided to sign up as volunteers to participate in a special war operation through public services, and in the russian regions they began new stages of training the mobilized. what disciplines are mastered? he urged to make peace as soon as possible and recognized crimea as russian. what other statements did the mask make as they say to the public and the market? first in the region a new sports complex with two swimming pools of the ice arena was built

ask them any discussions about economic growth, renewable energy and extending our life on earth will be futile or in a rush, or doctor and hintock earned lariche that has little at the world local enough to stick. because global warming is nothing compared to the destruction that weapons of mass destruction can cause. the never does ask or limit that her bishop, we must try to resolve this situation by peaceful means. make sure that we use any remaining space for negotiation and make sure that we do it before resorting to nuclear weapons. but this is an extremely important challenged all heads of government around the world as well as for the united nations and the security council members who play a key role short. it is a historic challenge that i'll talk a z crystal to her. ah, but i want to add that un secretary general, good deerish paid an official visit to mongolia last summer's moment. prosperous that listen. i exchange my views with the secretary general and we had a long discussion as to hate the little bout and dixon her quarter secretary general good terrorist told me thi

but s those images show them though the of really harsh covert woods are still disrupting the life of earth. the people and some of those migrant workers seems to have stranded and laza, unable to leave. you have all the people are extremely frustrated. i'm sure about the conditions. let's just have a listening to what some beijing residence had to say about these locked out. of course i'm worried, has been impacted by it. i've been quarantined twice this year. i am free to go out and have dinner with friends because it may affect my work that i do. do i'm a big help, especially as we are originally from another city. we rent and sharon apartment in beijing. sometimes it's nerve wracking once. there's a case somewhere, then you become a close contact. you've got to be in quarantine that i've been through to quarantines. fabi on just how bad have some chinese had it on the global scale of locked out were i think china to my knowledge, esteem, only country that out to date imposes such strict locked down. so locked on, he and china means you cannot leave your flat. sometimes for weeks, even m

you've been capitalizing earth your whole life? that's the kind of thing i normally have to look at because i capitalize earth now. i didn't know that applied to the sun and the moon. >> i was shocked. i saw it in a national exam given in fourth grade. he was a question and i didn't feel when would someone tell me the planets i didn't think it was so much about the planets. it was a question that had capital son and i went wait a minute and then capital moon and that's when i went running back to the english teachers at school. in children's books is the sun capitalized? i happen to have a dictionary with me. if i look on my phone people think i'm looking at my phone and i want to look like a person you would want to have a conversation with. does ited tell us -- i would hae to read in more detail. people do often capitalize season, which i've never done and continue not to do so that one i will stand behind it is generally i am opposed to capitalization to make things look more important. this will be the last question. >> i can ha

some of what is happening -- this means basical the end of organized human life on earth.lking about something minor. we have a narrow window in which the severe problems of aiding -- the climate can be dealwith. as you close that window more and more, less are the chances of survival of organized human life on earth. that is what we are facin as i say, sometimes what is happening is simply surreal. you can hardly find words to describe it. the last couple of weeks, new scientific reports appeared with regard to the eastern mediterranean -- not very far from ukraine. they found what was going happen and in the region were wayff. much too conservative. now new studies indicate by the end of that century, heating and eastern training region will be -- in the eastern mediterranean region will be twice as much is that before. five degrees celsius, 10 degrees fahrenheit. of course it does not stop there. meanwhile, israeli climatologists, who are quite good, discover their own projections rise in sea level were way off. it will be much worse than predicted by midcentury will be

uh, yamal in hercenary orbit, the space sphere will change many spheres of life on earth, so russia will provide itself with access to the internet. even if it is cut off from the world wide web, space will help to tie together a huge country. the project will provide an opportunity to master the hard-to -reach territory and will become the locomotive for the development of the electronics and instrumentation industries. on the line of contact in the red liman direction in now it is stabilizing, said the head of the dpr, denis, pushing on the earlier became. it is known that the allied forces are holding back the apu offensive in the area of ​​the road. cream matchmaker. the enemy is trying to find weak spots in order to organize new attacks. in the war zone. now our war correspondent yevgeny poddubny is in direct contact with the studio yevgeny greetings. what is the situation and what is the enemy doing at the moment? hello alexander! our film crew works just in the area of ​​the svatov road criminal now we are directly in the village of suvatovo, which is now essentially front-line. l

sea turtles predate human life, they were swimming the seas while dinosaurs walked the earth.damage we're doing to our planet the worrying question is, for how much longer? cat eastman has been working to protect them for more than 20 years. we have five of the seven sea turtles species in the world and they nest or live in our area waters. sea turtles are threatened and endangered so they take all of our work working together to protect them. cat runs the sea turtle hospital programme here in whitby on florida's northeast coast. assistant professor david duffy is part of the team and is investigating the growing threats faced by these ancient creatures. one of the largest is climate change. it produces a whole range of factors producing problems. another one we see a lot of is pollution and that includes plastic pollution. and finally, the main one that we're focusing on in our facility is a cancer these turtles are starting to develop, which used to not be a problem but is becoming more and more frequently. megawatt is a juvenile green sea turtle. - about three years old and

so we we can clearly to say that the salt of the earth in this life does not threaten anything, in principleation of the fact that i had no predecessors, but the conditions of the strike were predecessors, there were no predecessors, was there a leader of the communist party of china before the strike , there were 10 of them, who mentioned them at all, no one ask zaepin at this congress of the party began to speak with the chinese-speaking epithet which was previously used exclusively for many none of the successors have zadun starting with his heir hohofen and ending with these calls we have never used this term for ourselves and none of the party figures. there is a great leader . conventionally speaking, this example is not important. and mao zedong and this man, nothing should happen. there should be a void. sizelpin is preparing this void. this is a moment of emptiness because this is a living predecessor. do you all remember that it was 10 years ago that he was the head of the void? the party, the state and the party, everyone knows that salt of the earth was the deputy, you should for

countries like this is a set of these idiotic signals so we can clearly say that the salt of the earth in this lifeg is in danger, in principle, this is the official registration of the fact that i had no predecessors, but the conditions of the zadun, there were no predecessors , was there ever a leader of the communist party of china before the zadun, there were 10 of them, who about them at all, no one mentioned ask zaepin at this party congress, they began to speak with the chinese-speaking epithet, which was previously used exclusively for many, none of the successors have zadun starting with his heir hoo hofen and ending with these calls. we have never used this term for myself and none of the party figures there is the great leader there, conditionally speaking, it is possible, this example does not matter, national leaders, leaders of the nation, outstanding leaders, but this word, it was reserved, is not enough, now there is another person who is called that it means that between this person and he had a relationship with this person, there is nothing to be. there is a void. this void is be

we are on the milky way i had a dream a short dream long always earth of fire earth of silence. thank life thought that here people stopped singing altogether. and here we are sitting some kind of atmosphere and here well, i ’ll say such a pathetic word now, the soul sings. yes, and i think people lack this. yes, of course, i am at the table. yes , not knowing that katya is a city girl. and she has a farm yes rural life. and yes , a little bit this year too. and you are katya denisa here. let's get acquainted with katya and katya has indisputable hits in the style of the nineties. i was told that this is your first time i also had to do some housework. yes, i collected. i do not have. how did it happen. in general , orders for me are all i'm 23 years old. it’s as if i’m not yet ready for all this, i think, well, then somehow i’ll have to come to me, then it’s closer there, but no, i have two children. i realized that you need to twist the compote , because it is, firstly, its delicious. and you know what's in there. there is a need to make some salads, that is, to prepare. i just started.

have you been capitalizing earth your whole life. >> no. >> okay. that's the kind of thing i normally have to look at because i capitalized first now because i think i realize but it does not apply to the sun and the moon, i'm shocked. where did you see. >> i saw it in the national examiner. >> was the test actually about the capitalization? >> it was a question and i didn't feel, whsomeone told me the planets but the question wasn't about the planets. it said something, there was a question and it had capital and i went wait a minute, t there's capital moon and that's when i went running back to these english teachers.. i feel like those are children's books i read. to your kids or grandkids. is the son capitalized in there? i don't think it is. >> you capitalize venus, neptune. >> oti think that says the argument, let us take a look. i just happen to have a handy dictionary with me. this is how i roll. i've been asked why not just use your phone but then people think i'm looking at things on myphone. and i want to look like a person who actually w

transfers his experience to his colleagues and create a fruitful trip which is special to our life on earth and exploration. i'm confident that japan will continue to take a significant role by making the best use of our expertise and open a new era with international partnerships. congratulations on the launch. i give it over to sergei. >> thank you very much. it's difficult to add something to what was already said. i just want to say this cooperation to do this flight, a of weeks ago, and american member who went on the russian soviet space station and now the russian cosmonaut is a member of this crew there going to be on the station soon and joined together. it's important that we start a new phase. we continue what was started many years ago in 1975 working together and that we continue our cooperation. i also want to say that we celebrate a successful launch but for the crew, it's the beginning of the mission. they need to talk tomorrow and then they have many days of very interesting phase of their flight with new experiments and i hope the flight will be successful. i would like to

republican control of the senate and the future of mammalian life on earth could come down to what happens in pennsylvania, where democrat john fetterman debated dr. mehmet oz. it was an amazing night between a man trying to convince voters he is a healthy man and a man trying to con voters he is a human. but it was oz who landed the decisive blow with this take on abortion -- >> i don't want the federal government involved with that at all. i want women, doctors, local political leaders letting the democracy that's always allowed our nation to thrive to put the best ideas forward so that states can decide for themselves. >> yes, local political leaders are experts on this stuff. i can't name one difference between dictating women's health decisions and judging the town pumpkin carving contest. joining me now to roll around in the news mud is co-host who work performance reviews always have an entire section entitled "biting incidents," bonnie davis. >> hi there. >> co-host who gives out zippo lighters for halloween, susan shephard. >> good evening. >> co-host who posts slide shows after g

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be far fetched to save them the health of our planet depends on the health of its marine, life. life on earth began in our oceans, and it falls upon identity from to make sure we protect it. think about that and i'll see you again next week from what entirety. good bye. and thanks for watching . ah . with who it's a difficult time for. it's elise rainbow family. for monica. i'm maria george on the low knees election. victory is a nightmare. they feel hostility against the l g b t q class community, a worst case scenario. would they be ready to leave the home country? focus on europe? 30 minutes on d, w. enter the conflict zone. the war in ukraine has raised political tensions throughout europe, but relatively between cost and serbia in brussels. officials have told both sides to cool rhetoric and warn cost to vote without an agreement to normalize relations with belgrade for time, for joining the e. u is running out my guest this week from christina. this album caught the prime minister a conflict zone. eat 90 minutes on d w. oh. hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa. yo

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humanity would stop targeting itself with nuclear missiles. warheads that will destroy almost all life on earthn any given year, there is a chance that they will be launched. now at the highest risk in 60 years, nato has assured that its weapons in these exercises will not be used by dual-purpose fighters and bombers. that is, they are capable of carrying polito nuclear charges. showing with conventional ammunition sergey khoroshevsky alexander gekin and boris khilchikov european bureau of ntv in the center of chisinau, protesters dissatisfied with the policy of the authorities are gathering again at this moment in moldova, they call on president maia sandu to resign and hold early parliamentary elections on the eve of the police brutally dispersed the tent activists, who the opposition pitched in the center of the capital, and the mass protests itself. they began in the summer and took place in different regions of the state. demonstrators blame pro -european authorities for failing to cope with the economic crisis with rapid growth. prices by falling living standards inflation in the republic

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transfers his experience to his colleagues and create a fruitful trip which is special to our life on earth and exploration. i'm confident that japan will continue to take a significant role by making the best use of our expertise and open a new era with international partnerships. congratulations on the launch. i give it over to sergei. >> thank you very much. it's difficult to add something to what was already said. i just want to say this cooperation to do this flight, a of weeks ago, and american member who went on the russian soviet space station and now the russian cosmonaut is a member of this crew there going to be on the station soon and joined together. it's important that we start a new phase. we continue what was started many years ago in 1975 working together and that we continue our cooperation. i also want to say that we celebrate a successful launch but for the crew, it's the beginning of the mission. they need to talk tomorrow and then they have many days of very interesting phase of their flight with new experiments and i hope the flight will be successful. i would like to

with that degree of heating scientists, a life on earth becomes the stuff of nightmares. with the planet unrecognizable from what we currently know, large parts of the world become uninhabitable. huge numbers of species would be driven to extinction. activists around the world have been ringing the alarm bells for years turning to increasingly disruptive tactics like learning themselves to the roads. here in munich, in my fields, i was just calling dentistry and i was counting that white leg drought. i was counting flooding wrong. i don't want to do that as a, as an equal. it is a discount that you discount actors of like london burning oper is that it is not valuable. we noticed happening now. we need to stop it before i like our entire leg planet. collab experts agree that if the world is to have any chance of averting irreversible climate breakdown, immediate action to slash fossil fuel use needs to be taken. though with oil and gas giants raking in record profits, emissions still rising and governments slow to act. time is rapidly running out of the wireless, charging

able to ensure some level of protection of our species, not just our species, other species of life on eartht want to be the laughingstock of the galaxy, being the only species with enough resources and intellect to have a space program and not actually invoke it to prevent us from going extinct. geoff: so, while we have you, i want to ask about your book, “starry messenger: cosmic perspectives on civilization.” what did you learn and what did you hope to impart with this book? neil: what the cosmic perspective does is have you reassess and rebalance all the things that you were fighting about, fighting other people about, thinking you/your opinion was an unassailable truth, when in fact maybe there are holes in it, or maybe there's another place to stand where you have a more enlightened perspective on what it is you're doing. and what a cosmic perspective does is, coupled with a dose of science, litacy and rational thinking, it changes every way you look at your decisions in life. and my hope is that people acquire the book and read it before thanksgiving dinner, because that's when all th

have you been capitalizing earth your whole life? you do it lowercase?that is the kind of thing that i normally have to look up because i do that now because i think i realize that i did not know it applies to the sun and the moon. i am shocked. with you see it? >> the national exam given to fourth-graders. >> was the test about that? >> no. it was a question, i didn't feel, when someone tells me the planets the question wasn't about the planets. it was a question through this paragraph, i went wait a minute and then capital moon and i went to the teachers -- the english teachers. the children's books i read, most of you read children's books in recent years, is the son capitalized in their? is it? yeah. well, i think that is the argument which s take a look. i just happened to have a handy dictionary with me because this is how i roll. i have been asked why not just use your phone, isn't that faster but people think i am looking at things on my phone and i want to look like a person you would want to have a conversation with so if i look up the sun here