tell us actually get to europa. tell us a bit more _ actually get to europa.ropa. tell us a bit more about how - actually get to europa. tell us a bit more about how it - actually get to europa. tell us a bit more about how it mightj a bit more about how it might measure what is going on on europa, and in terms of possibly finding any traces of life or potential life, how exactly it is going to do that? this craft is not able to find life itself. it doesn't have the right instrumentation for that. but what it would tell us is whether this moon could be habitable? that the conditions right. do we see the right signs of chemistry, are there ways life could get energy. is the liquid ways li

what exactly do we know about europa already? exactly do we know about europa alread ?e has been a few telescope images, _ already? there has been a few telescope images, voyager- already? there has been a few| telescope images, voyager one and two took some pictures at the hubble telescope. but they are really quite distant pictures. hubbell managed to capture what they think is a plume of water coming off the moon. but what they say is that is why we need to go back because there is just so little information in those images. what they want to do now is create a full map of the whole moon. they also have lots of different images on the spacecraft which will capture dust particles and really see much closer detail the nature of this moon.— much closer detail the nature of this moon. how long untilwe actually get _ of this moon. how long untilwe actually get some _ of this moon. how long untilwe actually get some data - of this moon. how long untilwe actually get some data from - actually get some data from this mission?— this mission? it's a good question- _ this missi

they come thinkin: the europa league. they come thinking it's — the europa league.ing it's going _ the europa league. they come thinking it's going to _ the europa league. they come thinking it's going to be - the europa league. they come thinking it's going to be easy, | the europa league. they come| thinking it's going to be easy, i think_ thinking it's going to be easy, i think it — thinking it's going to be easy, i think it is — thinking it's going to be easy, i think it is the wrong approach. welcome to the programme. england have battled their way into a decent position after the first day of the series—deciding third test against pakistan in rawalpindi. it looked perilous at one point after a collapse of four for 28, but they recovered, mostly thanks to a brilliant 89 from jamie smith, on a tough pitch. serious faces for the series decider. pakistan's bowlers once again hoping to put england in a spin. sure enough, they soon were. zak crawley the first to go as the morning and the ball turned pakistan's way. sajid khan certainly enjoyed it. joe root rather le

let's start with the europa league and manchester united. under pressure after a poor start to the season so far, they faced porto in portugal and things were looking up when marcus rashford put them ahead early on. rasmus hoyland then made it 2—0 after 20 minutes. but they let porto back in, conceding two goals before half time and then again not long after the break — samu ormorodion with two of them. so 3—2 down, things were looking desperate when bruno fernandes was then sent off in the 81st minute for two yellows and porto kept coming but united also kept fighting and somehow in added time substitute harry maguire scored the vital equaliser. 3—3 it ended, but what does that really mean? well our reporterjoe lynsky was watching the action. joe, i was wondering if maybe before the match, united might have taken 3—3, but then when you factor in that they were to 2—0 ahead, where does this leave them and leave their manager, erik ten hag? it's a saga that will continue. the speculation around their manager erik ten hag, he will still be und

nasa prepares to launch a mission to europa, one ofjupiter�*s moons seaching for signs of life. three—armed robot makes its debut as an orchestral conductor in germany. but has it hit all the right notes? hello, i'm annita mcveigh, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. our lead story today — the conflict in the middle east which is continuing on multiple fronts. israel's army chief has admitted that a drone strike by the lebanese based group hezbollah on a military training base that killed at least four soldiers on sunday, was a painful blow. 60 others were wounded in the incident in binya—mina, just south of haifa. hezbollah, which is backed by iran, said it had launched "a swarm of attack drones", raising questions in israel about how its sophisticated air defences failed. meanwhile israel says its air force struck 200 hezbollah targets, and that israeli soldiers have also been involved in what it called "close—quarters encounters" against the group. and the conflict continues in gaza too — the latest figures from the hamas run hea

the europa clipper spacecraft sets off on a 1.8 billion milejourney.s almost the same size as our own moon, but that's where the similarity ends. it doesn't have any craters. instead, it has an icy surface because it's so far away from the sun. and you can see cracks and ridges, which has been caused byjupiter�*s powerful gravity stretching and squashing it. and it's that movement that scientists believe has melted the ice underneath to create a vast, salty ocean, which has got twice as much water than all the earth's oceans combined. and that is what makes europa the most likely place in the solar system to support alien life. these telescope pictures show what seem to be jets of water spurting from europa, more than 100 miles into space. europa clipper is making 50 different flybys around the moon's surface, catching any particles that might have been thrown up into the atmosphere, and then it can do a chemical composition analysis to find out, are there any amino acids? are there any sulphites? those really key building blocks that we know are essen

spurs won their opening europa league game at home last week, beating qarabag despite playing with 10ect a tough game later in budapest against ferencvaros. it's going to be a great challenge for us. every european game, especially away from home, is a challenge but i know in this stadium in the atmosphere is going to be really good, they get behind their team, they love european football here. i think it is one that me and all the players are looking forward to. it's the opening day of the women's t20 world cup in the united arab emirates. bangladesh are officially the hosts, but couldn't stage the tournament themselves because of civil unrest in the country, so it was switched to the uae at short notice they are playing in the opening game in sharjah against scotland. bangladesh won the toss and are batting first. 67-1. this is the first time scotland's women have played in a major cricket tournament pakistan play sri lanka later at the same ground. about halfway through that opening match, in the 12th over. paula badosa is through to the semi—finals at the china open. she beat shua

europa clipper is not specifically a life search mission. we're going to understand the potential habitability of europa. so you heard him there. they're not looking for life. they're looking for habitability. now, it will be a long journey from earth to jupiter, expected to take about five and a half years from launch. and that journey will include a flyby of mars and earth. and this is interesting. it's going to use the gravity assets as a slingshot in order to get to jupiter. it is scheduled to reach jupiter in 2030. it's fascinating stuff, audrey, and i'm going to make sure that they include a link to this story on our website for our climate in crisis and all the science stuff, because you can actually take a look at the, you know, the technology that they're using, but also most importantly, the scientists behind this mission who have worked very hard to make this come to life. so i'll make sure to link that as well over five years for it to get. that's incredible. we'll see you in 2030 when we get back. exciting. all right. thank you.

the europa cuppen jupiter's moons.e europa clipper, launched from florida's kennedy space centre after it was delayed for several days because of hurricane milton. no damage was caused to the facility. the rocket safely took off earlier today. now it's bound on a five and a half year journey to jupiter. and then, of course, that moon europa. it'll then begin scanning deep below then begin scanning deep below the moon's icy crust, not looking directly for alien life , looking directly for alien life, but looking for the signs of organic compounds in the moon's deep subsurface ocean that might well point to life on this jovian moon. absolutely fascinating insight into the potential for life out there in our solar system. we wish the europa clipper the very best of luck on that mammoth five and a half year voyage to the biggest planet in our solar system, jupiter . well, there you are. jupiter. well, there you are. you're right up to date with the latest news. we are back with more for you in an hour for the very latest g

it will take nearly six years to reach europa, one of jupiter's 95 moons.t looks like an ice-covered rock, but scientists believe there could be a massive ocean under that ice holding twice as much water as here on earth. >> in terms of an ice-covered ocean perhaps that could be miles and miles deep. >> reporter: and if it's anything like earth, where there's water -- >> we believe that europa has the conditions that are suitable for life, the water, the energy, the chemistry, the stability. >> reporter: arriving in 2030, clipper will make 49 orbital flybys of europa, using nine science experiments to search for the basic ingredients of life in what looks like the solar system's most promising sweet spot. clipper's launch comes as spacex cheers another engineering marvel, landing a massive rocket booster back in the mechanical arms of its launchpad and sending the uncrewed starship around the earth. a critical test flight to one day land humans on the moon and mars as we also search for life beyond. lester? >> all right, tom, i've looked at that landing a l

there are 3a games on thursday in the europa league and uefa conference league.huge bearing on erik ten hag's future as united boss. they are sitting in the bottom half of the premier league after a humbling 3—0 defeat at old trafford on sunday, before that they were held to a 1—1 draw at home by twente in their opening match in the europa league. this club wants to be back on top and as a long—term project, we set a target to be back for several years, to be champion, the highest champions league, and that is a long—term project and that is a long—term project and we are in the boat, and we will keep going in the process every day. tottenham should be full of confidence after that win at united. spurs won their opening europa league game at home last week, beating oarabag despite playing with ten men for most of the match, but will expect a tough game later in budapest against ferencvaros. it's going to be a great chance for us. every european game, especially away from home, is a challenge. but i know, in the stadium, the atmosphere is going to be really good.

and we know there's a source of thermal energy on europa.he different layers of the moon get pulled around in a sort of gravitational tug of war withjupiter. um, so that is generating heat energy, and we're pretty sure about the water. and we want to assess the chemicals as well. and then if all of that aligns, then potentially europa could be a place where life could exist. now orchestra conductors are often known for their facial expressions, charisma and passion. but a new conductor in germany has none of those qualities — but does keep perfect rhythm. have a listen to this... a three armed robot has made its debut as an orchestral conductor in germany. wielding three glowing batons, the robot guided three sections of the dresden in a performance of a work specifically composed to harness its unique attributes. the artistic director of dresden�*s sinfoniker, markus rindt had more on this robotic conductor. it was so extremely exciting to have this project in dresden. it was my idea. this idea is already more than 20 years old, but in this

. >>> the world's top scientists have their eyes on the europa clipper.ay to a corner of the solar system that could hold life. here's tom costello. >> ignition. and lift-off. lift-off of the falcon heavy with europa clipper. >> reporter: blasting off on a 1.8 billion-mile journey, nasa's mission to answer a question as old as humanity itself. >> falcon heavy is supersonic. >> reporter: are we alone? it will take nearly six years to reach europa, one of jupiter's 95 moons. discovered by galileo 400 years ago, it looks like an ice-covered rock, but scientists believe there could be a massive ocean under that ice holding twice as much water as here on earth. >> in terms of an ice-covered ocean perhaps that could be miles and miles deep. >> and if it's anything like earth, where there's water -- >> we believe that europa has the conditions that are suitable for life, the water, the energy, the chemistry, the stability. >> reporter: arriving in 2030, clipper will make 49 orbital flybys of europa, using nine science experiments to search for the basic ingredie

ferencvaros lost 2—1 away to anderlecht in their first europa outing last week.e a goal disallowed though — so not completely straightforward for ange postecolgou's side in hungary — but on paper — tottenham should win this one. four british teams play their first matches in the main draw of the europa conference league tonight — including chelsea, who are home to belgian side, gent. chelsea have lostjust one of their six league matches this season — but head coach, enzo maresca, isn't worried that their european schedule will disrupt their momentum. this is not because the conference is the same europa league, now even champions league, they play some games first thing. so it's complicated. when we play away, we arrive at 4am friday, then we played friday against palace. it's an official competition so we are excited, we are trying to do our best —— we will try to do our best, also because as i said, it's a european competition and we need to be ready for that. it's a huge night for welsh champions, the new saints. after nearly 30 years, they've finally made it

jose mourinho is sent off as his fenerbahce side hold manchester united to another draw in the europa league. a blow for grigor dimitrov�*s hopes of making the atp tour finals. he is knocked out of the vienna open. and thousands lined the streets of manhattan to celebrate a first wnba title for new york liberty. hello, and you're very welcome along to the programme. let's start, then, with the box office meeting ofjose mourinho and his old side, manchester united in the europa league, which ended in a third successive draw for erik ten hag's side in the competition. christian eriksen quietened the crowd in istanbul, scoring his fourth goal of the season just 15 minutes into the game — that put united ahead. the hosts then levelled four minutes after the break when youssef en—neysri headed home. mourinho was then red—carded by the french referee clement turpin just before the hour mark, as he led the home side's penalty claims after bright osayi—samuel went down under a challenge by manuel ugarte. united, though, have now won just one of their last 11 european games. well, fellow premi

tottenham have won both their games in the europa league so far and host dutch side az alkmaar later.purs didn't play in europe last season and are determined to give a good account of themselves. our ambitions are to do well in this competition, and where that takes us is kind of secondary to us trying to do well in the europa league. we missed europe last year as a club comic when you are in there it is important you make an impact, so that is where the ambitions lie. lots of other matches on thursday, roma will meet dynamo kyiv — both sides looking for theirfirst win, olympique lyonnais will look to maintain their 100 percent record against besiktas, so too lazio at twente, and rangers face fcsb in glasgow, the romanians have also won their first two matches. world number nine daria kasatkina is through the quarter—finals at the pan pacific open in tokyo. she won the ningbo open last weekend and came from a set down to overcome the usa's mccartney kessler in three sets. she will now face sofia kenin in the quarterfinals katie boulter is also through. the british number one beat the

pero el plan es realizar casi 50 sobrevuelos por europa. una gran corteza de hielo se cree que hay un océano enorme de agua que cubre la mayoría de la luna debajo de esta corteza. y bueno, pues no es de que están buscando vida, sino que están buscando si es habitable. esto para analizar cosas como los ingredientes claves de la vida agua, bloques químicos esenciales para la construcción y energía. será un largo viaje desde la tierra a júpiter. se espera que dure 5 años y medio de lanzamiento. este viaje incluirá un sobrevuelo a marte y la tierra utilizando la asistencia de gravedad para llegar a júpiter. y ahorita está previsto que llegue a júpiter en el 2030. entonces falta tiempo. pero bueno, es algo espectacular y realmente me impresiona todos los científicos que trabajan en esto, porque toda la información que ellos agarran allí. bueno, ya que llegue en 5 años y medio los puede ayudar a nosotros a mejor entender, a nuestro planeta y al océano, que es una base que no estamos solos. no, bueno, no, eso no se hace. no sé si llegara hasta all

, europa puede albergar vida.n Él. zulay adelante, te escuchamos. detrÁs del diseÑo de la trayectoria de la nave mÁs compleja y mÁs grande que ha tenido la nasa para una misiÓn interplanetaria, estÁ el colombiano ricardo restrepo. >> es uno de los fÍsicos de este prometedor viaje hacia una de las cuatro lunas mayores de las 95 que tiene jÚpiter. >> es un gran privilegio no solo trabajar para nasa, que ya de por sÍ es algo muy, muy emocionante y que fue el producto de mucho trabajo desde hace cinco aÑos. >> el colombiano trabaja en el centro de propulsiÓn a chorro de la nasa. >> enseÑamos la trayectoria desde tierra hasta el complejo tour que hacemos en la parte cientÍfica alrededor de jÚpiter. >> siempre que a restrepo le preguntan sobre cÓmo fue que terminÓ trabajando para la nasa y en una de las misiones mÁs importantes de la dÉcada, responde que con dedicaciÓn y perseverancia, mucho sacrificio, mucho estudio. >> dejar a mi familia, dejar mi tierra, dejar a mis amigos, pasar aÑos de trasnocho en un doctorado. >>

tottenham have won both their games in the europa league so far and host dutch side az alkmaar later.idn't play in europe last season and are determined to give a good account of themselves. our ambitions are to do well in this competition, and where that takes us is kind of secondary to us trying to do well in the europa league. we missed europe last year as a club comic when you are in there it is important you make an impact, so that is where the ambitions lie. lots of other matches on thursday, roma will meet dynamo kyiv — both sides looking for theirfirst win. olympique lyonnais will look to maintain their 100 percent record against besiktas, so too, lazio at twente, and rangers face fcsb in glasgow, the romanians have also won their first two matches world number nine daria kasatkina is through the quarter—finals at the pan pacific open in tokyo. she won the ningbo open last weekend and came from a set down to overcome the usa's mccartney kessler in three sets. she will now face sofia kenin in the quarterfinals katie boulter is also through — the british number one beat the japa

jose mourinho is sent off as his fenerbahce side hold manchester united to another draw in the europaocked out of the vienna 0pen. and thousands lined the streets of manhattan to celebrate a first wnba title for new york liberty. hello, and you�*re very welcome along to the programme. let�*s start, then, with the box office meeting ofjose mourinho and his old side, manchester united in the europa league, which ended in a third successive draw for erik ten hag�*s side in the competition. christian eriksen quietened the crowd in istanbul,

there are 3a matches in the europa and europa conference leagues later, seven british clubs are involvedng italian side bologna at anfield; whilst a night of history for aston villa as they saw off the six time european champions bayern munich, in their first home game in the top tier of european club competiton for over a0 years. substitutejhon duran scoring once again to give aston villa a magnificent victory at villa park. 1—0 the score, a repeat of their 1982 european cup final victory over bayern. it was duran's sixth goal this season, five of them scored after coming off the bench. i am so, so happy. the response we are having here with our supporters. and of course, we are trying to transmit our energy, our game plan, connecting with them. because if they are connected with us, transmitting their energy to us on the field, i think here we can feel very strong. spurs are the first of the british clubs to kick off in the europa league tonight, they are in hungary to take on ferencvaros in one of the early kick offs. spurs made it four wins in a row in all competitions with a stateme

it will take nearly six years to reach europa, one of jupiter's 95 moons. but scientists believe there could be a massive ocean under that ice, holding twice as much water as here on earth. >> in terms of an ice-covered ocean perhaps, that could be miles and miles deep. >> reporter: and, if it's anything like earth, where there's water -- >> we believe that europa has the conditions that are suitable for life. the water, the energy, the chemistry, the stability. >> reporter: arriving in 2030, clipper will make 49 orbital fly bu byes, searching for the basic ingredients of life. clipper's launch comes as spacex cheers another engineering marvel. landing a massive rocket booster back in the mechanical arms of its launch pad and sending its uncrewed starship around the earth. it's a critical test flight to one day land humans on the moon, and mars, as we also search for life far beyond. back to you. >> just incredible. tom, thank you. >>> and thanks to you for waking up with us for "early today." i'm frances rivera. hope you have a gr your memory is an amazing

europa like a silly putty so that means you have a lot of keeping generated. so you could get these deep-sea thermal vents in europa at the bottom of that hundred mile deep ocean. and maybe the same processes happen there. so it's really possible that life may have formed inside these you at the bottom of these oceans. and then, who knows? >> who knows what shenanigans are going on underneath the rope was ten mile ice surface adam quickly, what are some of the milestones nasa is going to be looking for as this clipper gets closer to jupiter yeah. well, i mean, with the mission like this, it's so complicated that you're just going to have to test out all the equipment. there's going to be actually a couple of fly-bys of mars even come back around the earth. you don't get to that deepen the solar system. we end up swinging around various planets and getting energy from them to boost them two get all the way to jupiter. so each one of those orbital corrections is very important, very dangerous. you could lose the spacecraft and then the thing about jupiter, its e

really strong europa league this season.tenham striker dominic solanke is back in the england squad for the first time in seven years. interim manager lee carsley has named his 25—man squad for the nations league games against greece and finland in next week's international break. solanke�*s been rewarded for a strong start to his first season with spurs, scoring in his last three games. solanke�*s only cap came in 2017, when he was at liverpool, coming off the bench to face brazil in a friendly. no place in the squad for harry maguire, marcus rashford orjames maddison. lord herman ousely, founder of the anti—discrimination charity kick it out, has died at the age of 79 after a short illness. he was chair of the organisation for 25 years. he had been executive chairman at the campaign for racial equality in 1993 and was behind the �*let�*s kick racism out of football�* campaign, which developed into kick it out. the group today describing ousley as "a titan in tackling discrimination in football". he was knighted in 1997 and

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list lifted off this morning from the kennedy space center, florida. >> the europa clipper was aboard a spacex falcon heavy rocket. it is the largest spacecraft nasa has ever built for a planetary mission at 100 feet wide, which is longer than a basketball court. the goal of the mission is to explore the ocean beneath europa's thick ice shell to see if plan it could sustain life. the spacecraft will travel. 1.8 billion miles. it's expected to arrive on jupiter in april 2030. >> spacex also successfully launched. its 5th starship test flight from texas to cut the booster back the launch pad kind of a big deal. the rocket blasted off early yesterday morning. the booster separated from the starship about 45 miles in altitude and then successfully returned to land to where it was launched. the launch is a new milestone for spacex's mission to use re launch. abul rockets save a lot of money that way. a feat as ceo elon musk calls, quote, science fiction without the fiction. something else. all right. coming up. >> a san francisco company owner going viral on linkedin for posting about his

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tottenham have won both their games in the europa league so far and host dutch side az alkmaar later.n europe last season and are determined to give a good account of themselves. the ambitions are to obviously do well in this this competition and where that takes us is kind of secondary to us. now trying to do well in the europa league,we want in in europe last year and i think we missed it, as a football club, it's important we are in there and when you are in there, it's important you make an impact so, yeah, that is where, kind of, our ambitions lie. lots of other matches on thursday, roma will meet dynamo kyiv, both sides looking for theirfirst win, 0lympique lyonnais will look yto maintain their 100% record against besiktas, so too lazio at twente and rangers face fcsb in glasgow, the romanians have also won their first two matches. formula one is in mexico with fernando alonso set to take part in his 400th race weekend, more than any other driver. the spaniard met with fi fans in mexico city ahead of sunday's race. the two—time world champion started out in 2001 with minardi, wo

scientists want to know whether europa could sustain life as we know it. the spacecraft will travel. 1.8 billion miles. it's expected to arrive. in jupiter. on april 2030. wow. wellington post is going viral for all the wrong reasons. take a look. shows the groom working during his wedding. what? this was the post that was shared by the co-founder of an ai company based here in san francisco called thought lee, this was in very thought lee and shows the co-founder doing work on his laptop during his wedding reception. the caption praise the groom for bringing on a customer who needed to launch within 2 weeks. the post getting a lot of backlash. of course, some calling the situation sad and some going as far as that, this would be grounds for divorce co-founder who made the post defending this saying the company is high stakes as customers depend on their 24 7 responses. he added that the groom was the only person who could solve the task and it only took him 3 to 5 minutes complete. so who cares right? interrupt your wedding for a little bit. working capit

in the europa league, dynamo has already played one match against italian lazio.crushing defeat 0:3. matz against hoffenheim will miss kyiv versatile maxim bragara, who received a straight red card in the game with lazio, and defender brian ceballos, who was injured in the same match. ukrainian tennis player yuliya starodubtseva confidently defeated neutral athlete from russia anna kalinskaya in the fourth round of the tournament in beijing. starodubtseva conducts a record tournament in his career. for the first time, yuliya appears at the base of the prestigious series and has already won three'. consecutive victories over rivals from the top 50 world rankings. the ukrainian explains her success with chinese food, says that she eats peking duck every day. in the quarterfinals , our tennis player will play with the sixth ranked player in the world, the american kokoff. cheer for your own. i will only briefly add that at this very moment the semi-finals of the futsal world cup are underway, where the national team. ukraine, which before that defeated venezuela in t

it is three wins out of three for tottenham in the europa league.stecoglu made nine changes to his side for their 1—0 win over az alkmaar at home. richarlison�*s second—half penalty proved to be the winner. the dutch also had a man sent off late on. we had to defend, particularly on the counterattack, a couple of times. as you said, fraser pulled off a couple of good saves, which i think is a positive for us because, again, we had three teenagers in the starting line—up who have got another game under their belt. guys who haven't played a lot have contributed. didn't didn't have shots. why? why they didn't have shots? why they were not dominant? why? because the opponent was good. the opponent was very good. it is three wins out of three for tottenham in the europa league. ange postecoglu made nine changes to his side for their 1—0 win over az alkmaar at home. richarlison�*s second—half penalty proved to be the winner. the dutch also had a man sent off late on. we had to defend, particularly on the counterattack, a couple of times. as you said, fras

beneath the icy crust of jupiter's moon europa. >> engine chamber pressures are nominal. see that? >> the chamber pressures are almost. >> for me, this never gets old. watching something like this, right? >> it's always. it's always interesting. >> amazing. i'm sure to be there in person. what's interesting is this is not a quick trip. it's going to take them until the year 2030 to get there. and then i think it's going to take about ten years to really map out the surface of that moon and send all that information back. >> and if you've never been to a launch at cape canaveral, one of the things that you have to bring is ear protection. it is super loud. even if you're not in within the area where they let the insiders, you can hear it from a ways back. and this is a big deal. >> yeah. >> well, at cape canaveral. yeah. that's right. so we'll be watching this. obviously pam mentioned it will not be at its destination until the year 2030. it has a way to go. and we're going to be watching some of the scientific breakthroughs expected from this nasa launching a ship to jupi

it's going to be on a 5 year journey to jupiter's moon europa.ace center in florida. the europa clipper is the name of the spacecraft and its inside that space x falcon, heavy rocket and they needed the falcon heavy because this spacecraft is the biggest one nasa's ever built for planetary missions. this is pretty big. it's 100 feet wide, which is longer than a basketball court. that's how big this thing is. and the goal of it is to basically explore the ocean that's beneath europa's thick ice shelf. think of europa like an m and m with that candy shell around the front, you crack through that and get down below. and there's an old ocean underneath there. and so this spacecraft is going to look inside and see if maybe there's life down there. if there are aliens, they need spot to hang out. they but it sits on a long mission. it won't get to jupiter till april of 2030. so it'll be a while before we update you on the story. but just know that it's on its way. and by the way, this is the last weekend to see the 20th annual northern california renai

and spacex launched a new nasa probe towards jupiter's moon europa. it will take five years for the europa clipper to get to the jupiter system. its mission to see if it's possible there's life there. they know there's water underneath an icy crust on europa, and the current thinking is the liquid water is one of the things that life has to have along with a livable temperature, a goldilocks temperature. they call it not too hot, not too cold. we have that on earth, of course, and it's possible life can spring up under those conditions. europa clipper won't be able to detect the life, but it will give us a better idea of what measurements are there, the conditions there, and of course, as we say, life we can talk about is things as small as bacteria. but that would be extraordinary if there's life on other worlds. yeah, it's always amazing. it's cool. all right. thanks, scott. electric car drivers heading to southern california will now have a new place to charge up. today, the city of santa ana is unveiling a new ev charging lot. the stations are cal

tottenham have won both their games in the europa league so far and host dutch side az alkmaar later. in europe last season and are determined to give a good account of themselves. lots of other matches on thursday, roma will meet dynamo kyiv both sides looking for their first win, olympique lyonnais will look to maintain their 100 percent record against besiktas, so too lazio at twente and rangers face fcsb in glasgow, the romanians have also won their first two matches. jack draper is through to the quarterfinals of the vienna open. the british number one beat italy's world number 42 luciano darderi in straight sets in austria. draper, who is trying to win a second atp title this year will play third seed grigor dimitrov next. katie boulter is into the last eight of the pan pacific open in tokyo. the british number one beat the japanese lucky loser kyoka okamura in straight sets. she'll face canada's bianca andreescu in herfirst quarterfinal on tour since eastbourne injune. that is all the sport for now. thank you. more now on news that the chancellor, rachel reeves, has confirmed t

hello, it's a busy night of european football with plenty of europa and conference league fixtures. 2—0 up. so far as they are 2—1 up. rangers are losing to lyon. but the 2022 winners eintracht frankfurt are up at besiktas. and in the earlier kick—offs, tottenham hotspur hung on for a 2—1win against the hungarian side ferencvaros. the latest in the later europa conference league games are chelsea are leading the belgian side gent 1—0. fiorentina against welsh champions new saints is goalless. and the pick of the earlier kick—offs, scottish premiership side hearts won at dinamo minsk. but larne's first foray into european action ended in defeat and ten men. the northern irish side were beaten 3—0 by molde. well, tottenham's dominic solanke wasn't in action for his club tonight, but he has been named in the england squad for this month's nations league matches against greece and finland.

the mission to europa launched today, the europa clipper spacecraft lifted off from kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida. it will now travel nearly 2 billion miles over more than five years to reach jupiter. the icy moon of jupiter has long been thought to harbor a vast ocean. it's considered one of the most promising places in the solar system to search for extraterrestrial life. how about that? speaking of space, you see this over the weekend, another historic flight for space x. this time for sticking an incredibly tough landing. experts are calling it the most ambitious space x uncrewed mission yet. issa schiff blasted off for its fifth test flight from southern texas. spacex's new rocket booster pushed the ship into space and then fell back to earth. look at that. gently guided down to the very launch pad where it began. the rocket was caught by a giant metal metal pinchers named chopsticks. the program, in partnership with nasa, aims to reuse equipment for manned missions to the moon as early as 2026, and eventually as far as mars. just to see that is remarkable is incre

its destination is europa — the deeply mysterious moon orbiting jupiter which scientists think couldwhere there is water, there is that potential for life. the clipper won't arrive until 2030 but what it finds, could change dramatically what we know about life in our solar system. here's dr carly howett to shed some light, astrophysicist at oxford university. good to have you with us. how's it going to get there and how will it operate once it gets there? ~ . . will it operate once it gets there? ., ., ., . there? we had a fantastic morning _ there? we had a fantastic morning here _ there? we had a fantastic morning here in - there? we had a fantastic morning here in florida, i there? we had a fantastic. morning here in florida, we there? we had a fantastic- morning here in florida, we got to watch the rocket take off. everything is nominal, we got single acquisition so it's been a great morning, off to a really good start. of course it was a little bit bumpy, it was supposed to launch last week but hurricane milton had different plans for that, but it was worth the wait for such a s