a series soon, a nasa einstein fellow at the harvard and smithsonian center for astrophysics. and i asked, or just how significant this breakthrough is. and so it's a big day for us. it's the 2nd image of a black hole after we revealed the 1st image back in 2019, which was the black hole at the center of the em, 87 galaxy that is 55000000 light years away from us. but today we're seeing the black hole in our own backyard, basically at the center of our milky way galaxy. and this black will image is kind of amazing because we've been studying the cycle for a long time. and the story of building the e t was to chase this image, this image of sad to terrorist a star. and it feels like the combination of the efforts of so many people. it's such an exciting day. i imagine how difficult was it to produce this image. it was very difficult said if i gave us a lot of headaches for the past 2 years, compared to am 87. it's a much smaller black hole. it's over a 1000 times smaller than m $87.00. and so the gas around it takes less time to go around. so gas that would take days or weeks t

to talk about newton and einstein what did you do? what what did einstein do what was this theory of special relativity and then a good deal about his theory of general relativity. talks about quantum mechanics. it talks about our understanding of the forces of nature and how that's developed our understanding of the strong the weak and the electromagnetic force and how we finally have developed this thing known as the standard model. up and how we finish it how we got to this place? discusses the large hadron collider and the discovery of the higgs boson up and then a good deal about our just a discussion of our present understanding of the universe of its history and it's composition and again, how do we get there? up, then we bring raise up the book raises some of our outstanding questions at the moment questions that certainly lisa and i are you know why we could like worrying about so what where do large numbers in nature come from? there are some very bizarre large pure numbers and this is one of the great mysteries in nature. w

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another very much i wanted to ask you was such a person, he has his einstein.re is a phrase science without religion chroma physicist mathematician can you agree with this, understand? i'm here, i can't consider myself an expert here, because after all, we were brought up at a time when, uh, religions were all under great pressure, at least, as they say, along the family line, so to speak , one uh, means one half paternal half. here she is from there. i’m only somewhere in my adulthood comprehending those, well, well, moments that, well, we once discussed with grandfather, and he was an archpriest. i think that if i had such an opportunity before, i would, of course, have a different attitude. right now i'm just in the realm of religion. well , to be honest, the ignoramuses answered well almost like a diplomat, dear through the audience. i really need to have my questions answered too, because i need smarties and smarties. and the ones on tv. they looked at me and answered and came and went out on the track. you heard the latest mine. the question that the pres

a trapdoor in space and time just as einstein predicted more than 100 years ago.om costello, nbc news, washington >> mind bendin but interesting. that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> next on nbc bay area news kidnapping of that baby boy in san jose. prosecutors say the suspects tried to kidnap the baby three times before and we have the details. also another potential setback for the millennium tower and why the underground wall may derail this fix of this high rise. >> they could not just sit back and watch. >> you can imagine. >> we talked to two bay area nurses who just returned from helping ukrainian refugees. >> this tiktok video sh

a trapdoor in space and time just as einstein predicted more than 100 years ago.om costello, nbc news, washington >> mind bendin but interesting. that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ ♪ ♪♪ i like digging holes and hiding things inside them ♪ ♪ when i grow old i hope i won't forget to find them ♪ ♪ 'cause i've got memories and travel like gypsies in the night ♪ ♪ i build a home and wait for someone to tear it down ♪ ♪ then pack it up in boxes head for the next town running ♪ ♪ 'cause i've got memories and travel like gypsies in the night ♪ ♪ and a thousand times i've seen this road ♪ ♪ a thousand times ♪ ♪ i've got no roots ♪ ♪ but my home was never on the ground ♪ ♪ i've got no roots ♪ ♪ but my home was never on the ground ♪ ♪ i've got no roots ♪ ♪ i've got no roots ♪ ♪ i like digging holes hiding things inside them ♪ ♪ when i grow old i won't forget to find them ♪ ♪ i've got no roots ♪ ♪ but my home was never on the ground ♪ ♪ i've got no roots ♪ [cheers

and einstein was simply surprised that he was a good physicist for something like that, too, could notng. decide what to say. this is a rare nature . several years have passed, wolf messing graduated from the university with a degree in psychology. however, he still continues to tour his performance, young messing modestly calls psychological experiments his name becomes world famous. he is rich from time to time turns to messing for help after living out a well-known policy. early world war ii in germany a huge number of different mystical societies of occult orders, the nazis are enthusiastically searching for traces of the great aryan race , hitler is fond of occultism, he does not make a single decision, even after consulting with his personal soothsayer jan ganus in such an atmosphere, sooner or later, the young soothsayer wolf messing was breech person in the ninth year. well, for all their physicality , no one then knew that there would also be france. there are other countries, especially the soviet union. and now once on a speech and we see and asked a question. what will be n

it's never a good idea to bet against einstein.zzing around it really fast because of strong gravity. so we have a good measure of its gravity, and the size of the shadow around the black hole is exactly what that amount of gravity would lead you to expect if einstein is right. this is just a stunning confirmation that says that all the theory we do -- for 37 years, i have been using these theories to understand objects in space based on confidence that it's right. but now we can actually see it. it's there. and that's superexciting. >> now that it can be photographed and we have the image, what can you learn from it? >> well, what we want to understand is the flow of material into the black hole. so we want to make a movie. because there was a black hole image a few years ago of a different galaxy, but that's one much bigger and things happen much more slowly. but the materials orbiting the black hole in just a few minutes, so it's a very dynamic place. with more data, we can actually see how that data changes with time and we can

well, for comparison, albert einstein tried to do it in front of him and refused.e said that it was impossible. adam as a student. he just did not know that they were not solvable and he solved them. well moving on and one more example a little bit about the other talking about how much understanding that it's possible can do, this is the story of roger bannister. it was the first person who ran such a challenge in his time. so who will be the first to run, uh, a mile faster than in 4 minutes 50 years - no one has been able to do this for 50 years a task. and it didn't work out, scientists formulated a whole, well, set of studies that said it's physically impossible, but human biomechanics. such that a human being cannot run, so, uh, a mile faster than four minutes, and george danson did it rogerbanister did it. this is may 6, 1954, and then attention. how long do you think his record was broken? no, he beat his record. after that was beaten in 6 weeks 50 years, no one could do it in six weeks after like rogerbanister did, his record was broken, what has changed is

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sarah is own, is the nasa einstein fellow at the harvard and smithsonian center for astrophysics . and part of the team that captured the image of this black hole. and she began by explaining how it's possible to see a black hole. so the black hole itself, we don't see, but what we see is the shadow, it casts on it on all the swirling gas that goes around it to the black will itself have all these gas swirling around it that it eats up or it decks out and discuss because it's rotating very rapidly around the black hole. it's very, very hot and it radiates and it radiates radio waves that we observe with the e t. and so these radio waves create this glow that we see around the black hole. and this black hole is actually inside this dark patch, which we call the shadow that it casts on to this swirling height, gas. so the black hole at the center of our galaxy has had indirect evidence that it was there for a while. and in 2020 the nobel prize in physics was partly awarded to studies of orbits of stars in our galactic center. that had very peculiar orbits around this very dark and hi

galactic terms just around the bend. 26000 light years from earth to sarah isaacson is the nasa einstein fellow at the harvard in smithsonian center for astor, physics. she was part of the team that captured the image of the black hole. and i asked her to explain more about exactly what we're seeing here. right. so the black hole itself, we don't see, but what we see if the shadow cast on it on all the swirling gas that goes around it. and the bottle itself had all the gas swirling around it that it eats up or decked out. and this gas, because it's rotating very rapidly around the black hole, it very, very hot and it radiates and it radiates radio waves that we observe. but the e, it's t, and so these radio waves create this glow about we see around the black hole. and the black hole is actually inside this dark patch, which we call the shadow that a calf on to this swirling high gas is fascinating is especially just to think that radio waves, we're taking those to make an an image. do we know what is inside the black hole? what will ever be able to actually look inside with, you know, t

i've said this many times, tolstoy, dickens, newton, maxwell, and einstein are mine. franklin -- -- [laughter] everyone can hear me? einstein, maxwell, franklin, adams are mine. that is my heritage. so, what are my responsibilities? i feel compelled to represent the interest of my people. this is not ambiguous. i am an intellectual at a moment of racial reckoning. right here, right now, i want the world to hear that no matter what the political turmoil envelops us that may be, my fundamental responsibility is to stay in touch with reality and to insist that others do as well. that is what i am about here today, so brace yourself. [laughter] i want to make a case for unabashed black patriotism and the rates of american nationalism by black people. the currently fashionable standoffishness concerning black relationships to the american project, for instance, the new york times 1619 project, serves the interests rightly understood that neither the country nor black americans themselves. frankly, the american posture was never popular on campuses and in liberal newsrooms,

for a chestnut party, then, really, as it were there was often present there, and even in fact, on einstein his island, there is a picture that depicts a biocline, there in a woman's finger, but you can also imagine what happened at these parties. epstein really died in mysterious circumstances in the nineteenth year in prison, when, nevertheless, it turned black that a criminal case was opened in connection with the official.

and number two, that it does further confirm einstein's general relativity theory. >> okay. saying this is a dumb question and you might roll your eyes at me. but if there's a black hole at the center of the universe, what is stopping all of what we have in our universe from getting sucked into it? >> well, the answer is that it's -- it's not a dumb question. i mean, yeah, the black hole, the gravity is so overwhelmingly huge that it's hard for us to imagine. but then again, so is overwhelmingly the distances between objects in our own galaxy and in the universe are hard for us to imagine. so yes, everything in the vicinity of the black hole will get sucked in. but you know, its influence only goes so far. even though it's so powerful, the galaxy and the universe is just as huge. it's a little bit like if you think about in simplistic terms a vac yue cleaner only has an influence so far. >> is it going to help explain what we're all doing here, how we got here? >> well, it confirms more our -- what we understand about physics. so in that sense, yes. there are still so many m

we don't know how many einsteins, how many bachs are in that bunch of babies you just want to dump in the trash. i think it is absurd for you to sit there and say it is only a woman's right. if it is a woman's right, then have a tubal ligation or some kind of birth control. don't you have that much respect for the women? host: congresswoman? guest: let me tell you that, first of all, you do not know the circumstances of that woman. if the woman is 13 years old -- so now we are talking about a teenager. say the teenager is a victim of incest. maybe her father assaulted her and she is pregnant. are you saying that that girl, that she must go through with that pregnancy? that is in essence what you are saying. or, like i said about the atopic pregnancy, if a woman is told that the egg is developing outside her ovaries, then she could die from that. does that mean that you are saying that that woman should go ahead with that regardless of the situation? that is what you are saying. you do not know the circumstances that a woman faces. i would say, please listen to the story of women who h

einstein's idea showed that black holes work the arena of space and time so enormously when you hangou spend a year there, say, time is so slow for you that it's 10,000 years or a million years back on earth. so this in principle is a time machine, spend time near a black hole, come back and you will be in earth's future. >> it is an amazing picture to see and you made me even more excited about it. thank you so much for joining us this morning. i know how surprised you were along with us that joel embiid said that about james harden. >> kind of crazy. >> thanks. >>> "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world, it is friday, may 13th, i'm john berman, chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins is in for brianna this morning. we do have new details coming in about a notable russian retreat this morning. remember, there was the failed advance on kyiv the ukrainian capital the largest city in the country. now the russians are pulling back from the second largest city, kharkiv there. this is very significant. th

box the compass is an external force that cannot be defeated the indelible impression on the young einsteinompass albert could not make the arrow point where he needed 1:0 in favor of the expert defends the director of the communication department of the state corporation rosatom andrey cheremshina. good evening. andrew good evening. master leader. today you meet a new team. tell me honestly you are pleased that the captain of this team is a girl, then it is nice. if more broadly, i want to say that girls are always captains girls women are always captains, because everything that they do, men make great discoveries, fly into space, build houses, fight, finally, everything is for the sake of the lady, and, by the way, it is not by chance that in russian the motherland is she feminine, if returning to our table. of course, i am fascinated by the captain and i really hope that more from the game will enchant me. four-time owner of the crystal owl dmitry avdeenko took over the patronage of this team. good evening. today you are very clapping loudly. how should i contact you as a consultant, in

yakov sahak than einstein how it is, but great happiness to deal with talented children and see how theyw they are from simple songs and simple little compositions suddenly begin to play some serious piano pieces. and when you watch it all liked him. in general, i still work at this school and now, being a professor at the conservatory and axerin, i reserve the happiness to communicate with one of the talented future musicians, they say thoughts are material. because very soon you got the position of the head of the department , you were 28 years old. how did it happen? well , some place was vacated in the conservatory as the head of the accompanist department skill. it was e in general, er, the department, which was an elective, but the accompanist, after all, not all become soloists themselves, piano pianists participate in all chamber and local instrumental ensembles. no piano. the life of a singer is absolutely impossible and therefore the accompanist's chair. she teaches not only to play new companies, to accompany. so be someone's partner. it attracted me very much and still attrac

30 times at a party, as always, then, indeed, how often he was present there and then, in fact, einstein e on his island a picture is kept, which depicts a biocline. there, in the women's clothing, you can also imagine what happened at these parties. epstein really died in mysterious circumstances in the nineteenth year in prison, when he nevertheless held out, a criminal case was opened, they were demolished by dofilia, the official version, suicide independent investigators. it is said that the murder of epstein is together for the leaked data and an attempt to compromise the clintons. after all, it is on this day of the billionaire. moved to the camera without video surveillance too many coincidences of unknowns. moreover, during the autopsy on the body, the businessman found multiple fractures. well, this is not the end of the next victim from the list, john mcafee is a real titan. and tee-business. he also had compromising evidence and he also lost his life, the creator of the first in the world antivirus for personal computers. he was a cult figure among programmers and financiers,

food waste grinder; the trash can will be filled much more slowly; we are preparing a place for the einstein formula, which has become the leitmotif of the project the markup will simplify the installation of letters and numbers from mirror plastic, we plant the sticker. we will cut off the cooking zone from the entrance. first, we fix the metal profile, italian plexiglass drives into it, a 15 mm thick edge on the front side is also covered with metal between the room and the loggia, decorated with a large sliding partition that guides the profile. she has cast aluminum carriages in the mechanism with reliable doors made of transparent triplex; on the contrary, we organize a vertical garden with a metal stand. attached to the wall from above install cascading container made to order especially for this kitchen fresh dutch epidemic. but we are not spilled, we plant everything in a box below. we have located plants for watering should not be brought directly to communication. it's very cool that you don't need to remember the horrors there. well, it's very nice that they are different. we have

turn on the imagination einstein himself assured that it is more important than knowledge. you can argue with the great physicist or agree with him, but it will definitely help in our game, so don't worry, don't worry, turn on erudition. and, of course, imagination george let's start the first round. guys. the first round is ahead of you. let's get acquainted with its rules. in the first round, players are asked 12 questions with yes or no answers, of which only one is the correct choice must be made in 7 seconds. each correct answer brings the participant one point. eight players who have scored more points go to the second round. so the first question of the first tour. is it true that the kiwi bird lives in australia at the time? angelina hello hello kiwi bird can you imagine more or less. well, you can just make some kind of identikit or a verbal portrait. i don't think. well, that is, at least at least well, what is she like who is she? like a crane, like a titmouse, she's like, uh, not very good at describing, something in the description of furniture. and they announ

do you regret not being the next albert einstein or something like that?houzi: i hardly understand the mathematics behind the more complex theories. but i find it very interesting. david: so today as you look forward to what you're going to be doing over the next year or so, what are you most focused on? shouzi: i am most focused on trust building. we are a young company and i think trust is something we have to earn through actions. for example, to our continued investment in safety. so that is a big focus for me, that we are focused on not only growing our business, but earning trust with the right stakeholders around the world along the way. ♪ what's it like having xfinity internet? it's beyond gig-speed fast. so gaming with your niece, has never felt more intense. hey what does this button do? no, don't! we're talking supersonic wi-fi. three times the bandwidth and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. that's powerful. couldn't said it better myself. you just did. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can do anything.

mark and stars mark or einstein and ekaterina i understand, this is an obvious match, damn it, sometimes it looks like it is written that such a serious epidemiology is so serious and you just don’t think the series was released nikita don't go. nikita efremov ilyasov you, along with sergei along with sergei trofim, came out the gay throne in the same way as a director of life, everything would be written ah. ah, we are with the company with the company structure for a few days with directors performers artists. here, here, and after meetings with relatives of children who are children who have become victims of this disease, we have changed the disease quite old, essentially, essentially, naturally, we even gave not only not only the plot stone outline, but also the string, but also the structure of the very structure of the series itself, because what for us for us important shown, please, there is a moment more humanitarian more humanitarian than the winner of the eagle prize. orel trofim ivan denisovich ivan denisovich main role in the tv series the park, in general, the name of the

i know in the single digit percentage range, been einstein because it'll still be many years until the 1st aircraft are developed and come to market. and ticket van and often moment will be years before the fleets are cargo to deflect longer. was that van on the invite that a factor from another factor is that hydrogen can be used mainly for medium range. why this with baker 2 or 3000 kilometers maximum, either out of any van can, and they're only a small percentage of all total flying sites. think of some flu go by 2050 flying could be almost emissions free. thanks to synthetic fuels on long whole flights and hydrogen powered short ones. it long whole flights. those traveling a distance of more than 4000 kilometers. we're responsible for more than half of c o. 2 emissions in 2020, worldwide. good. yet in europe, long, whole flights accounted for only around 6 percent of flies. as long as there's kerosene in the tank, long whole flight will remain the biggest sin against the climate. for short hall slide, this model could inspire the future of aircraft powered by hydrogen fuel cell tec

if you imagine the world of scientists like our einstein, they could live on another planet, years agondiscernible] even with chemical propulsion. whether we live in such reality or not, it is not a philosophical question. we just need to look through her windows and check. we must be open-minded. we tend to be attached to our ego and believe we are the center of the world. we are the pinnacle of creation. we are privileged. but very often, it is a different message. we now know that we are not the defenders of the universe. we also know that the earth system is not unique or special. therefore, it is only natural for us to check her neighbors. -- four neighbors. host: and the check for neighbors was the subject of a congressional hearing. the unidentified aerial phenomena on is what we are referring to, what many folk referred to as ufos. i want to give you a flavor of the hearing. this is 45 seconds from the hearing. the u.s. naval intelligence director scott bray spoke about how they are investigated. >> are often limited amounts of high-quality data that hamper firm conclusions for

whose film, when it comes to gigi studios, recently released its debut starring young stars mark einsteinerina becker. i closely monitor these patients. it looks like something serious has given the goncharov no epidemiology. you sent blood samples to your hospital. hd released the series patient zero, which tells about the first major outbreak of hiv in the ussr in 1988, and the reactions authorities on her and the doctors who tried to prevent the spread of the disease, the script was written by the author of such projects as the crystal ice attraction and the oleg malavichka method about how uh people from their interests because of the chemical ideology from the future of their children nikita efremov starred in the series oscar ilyasov the last along with sergei trofimov , he also acted as a director. we are with the company environment organizo. for a few days with directors, executive producers , artists, here and after meetings with relatives children who are victims of this disease. we quite significantly changed not only the plot outline, but also the structure of the episodes th

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if you imagine the world of scientists like our einstein, they could live on another planet, years ago, [indiscernible] even with chemical propulsion. whether we live in such reality or not, it is not a philosophical question. we just need to look through her windows and check. we must be open-minded. we tend to be attached to our ego and believe we are the center of the world. we are the pinnacle of creation. we are privileged. but very often, it is a different message. we now know that we are not the defenders of the universe. we also know that the earth system is not unique or special. therefore, it is only natural for us to check her neighbors. -- four neighbors. host: and the check for neighbors was the subject of a congressional hearing. the unidentified aerial phenomena on is what we are referring to, what many folk referred to as ufos. i want to give you a flavor of the hearing. this is 45 seconds from the hearing. the u.s. naval intelligence director scott bray spoke about how they are investigated. >> are often limited amounts of high-quality data that hamper firm conclusions

so get your einstein on yo focus back to your einstein.ep so the delaware computer repair shop owner let the world know about biden's laptop. his name is john paul mcisaac. we interviewed him on the show,e told us he was going to fight back against the people who smeared him. and there was some major newsll tonight on that front for trace gallagher has that story for us . sde >> hey, trace. hey, tucker .om john paulpu maga hats, as youu say, isfi a delaware computer repairman who first revealed the hunter biden laptop and also says it was used to ruin his lifee. so to repair his reputation and exact revenge, mcisaacai filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against democratic congressman adam schiff, cnn, politico and the daily beast saying that heth wad falsely accused of stealing the computer, acting bizarrely and peddling russianhe disinformation. mcisaac says he was harassed by everyone from big tech companies to fellow delaware residentss and a few days ago he vowed to fight to the end. >> what i knew that the court of law i was destroyed

do you regret not being the next albert einstein or something like that?uzi: i hardly understand the mathematics behind the more complex theories. but i find it very interesting. david: so today as you look forward to what you're going to be doing over the next year or so, what are you most focused on? shouzi: i am most focused on trust building. we are a young company and i think trust is something we have to earn through actions. for example, to our continued investment and safety. so that is a big focus for me, that we are focused on not only growing her business, but earning trust with the right stakeholders around the world along the way. ♪ emily: so

experience in intelligence, but draws the attention of the spokes to leaders, for example, aaron einsteinmer employee of the united states state department and it is actually very interesting that he has the second most important award in the united states, uh, namely the medal of the us congress is a contractor organization state department of the united states, it is worth adding that members of this group operate on the territory of ukraine at the invitation of the minister of defense of the country. what also once again proves the obvious? why is the board located? the entire official kiev and unofficial, apparently, too, because while the fighting is going on, such doctors with machine guns are operating for an advantage, which can also be seen as war crimes. subvision today held an informal meeting on the so-called aria formula, it was held at the initiative of russia and was dedicated to the crimes of the armed forces, as well as the militants of the ukrainian national battalions against the civilian population, concrete examples were presented by the russian permanent representati

do you regret not being the next albert einstein or something like that? do not think i have the ability to be that. i hardly understand the mathematics behind the more complex theories, but i find it very interesting. david: so today as you look forward to what you're going to be doing over the next year or so, what are you most focused on? shouzi: i am most focused on trust building. we are a young company and i think trust is something we have to earn through actions. for example, to our continued investment in safety. so that is a big focus for me, that we are focused on not only growing her business, but -- our business, but earning trust with the right stakeholders around the world along the way. ♪ so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? we found a way to make bathing safer with a kohler walk-in bath. a kohler walk-in bath provides a secure, spa-like bathing experience in the comfort of your own home. a kohler walk-in bath has one of the lowest step-ins of any walk-in bath for easy entry a

also, we can find out whether einstein was right.d because black holes are the most extreme scenario for gravity. but we are starting to see visual images, aren't we, now, of things that we never, never thought to see? i mean, quite early stages in the universe's existence. well, we have the james webb telescope, the successor to the hubble space telescope, and it is able to see much further back than the hubble space telescope. and of course, in this strange world of physics, the further you can see, the further back in time you go. and you know, the big question is, how did we come to be? what was it like at the moment of the big bang? but one of the things i am looking forward to seeing myself is, it is supposed to be able to see so far back that you can witness the creation of the very first stars. so this was a kind of "let there be light" moment. it sounds almost, as you say, rather a religious kind of experience. well, astronomy is, you know, a science and you speak to scientists and they talk about numbers and, you know, erro

as einstein said, i don't know. uh, like like by what means, and weapons will fight there in the third world war, uh, various powers, but the fourth world war will be fought with stones and sticks, so we must not allow war. the main derivations from the twentieth century world wars we must not admit to keep the peace, but for this we are. we must clearly set aside our interests, because any world. whatever it would be without russia it is impossible, as long as russia stands, the world will stand security will be the salvation of people, without russia this will not happen mikhail yurievich i thank you for your comments. i have a very interesting conversation. you always have one more thing to ask and a lot of questions that we did not have time to reveal during our broadcast, but nevertheless. eh, thank you for such interesting answers. let me remind you that we talked with the scientific director of the russian historical society, mikhail mikhailovna. thousands of people are participating in the procession of the