this is already an object of the european space agency. of the scientific instruments both on the rover and on the cossack platform were developed by russian scientists, and part of the scientific instruments were developed by european institutions, but as a result, the head of the european space agency announced the actual curtailment of the project through social networks. well here's how i explained it user hbr. the circumstances that led to the suspension of cooperation with roskosmos are the conflict in ukraine and sanctions in this regard, all this continues to prevail. the head of roskosmos also answered the pistol genre through social networks, but did the head of the european space agency think about the work of how many thousands of scientists and engineers in europe and russia he crossed out with his decision, whether he is ready to answer for the sabotage of the joint martian mission before not before the bureaucrats of the european commission, but before humanity to answer ready. this is how rogozin ashbacher wrote, by the way,

mister mark the coffin, senior advisor for science and exploration that the european space agency. we appreciate your time and you're inside the night and congratulations to you and your colleagues. good job. thank you very much. my pleasure. ah, in ukraine authorities or warning that moscow is gearing up for a new push in the don't best region, but it's not just the east of ukraine causing concern. ukraine's border with bell roof is also seeing a troubling military build up. western intelligence agencies say russian soldiers and weapons systems are ready and waiting in bel roofs to open a new front against ukraine. something that would stretch keeps forces considerably . d. w nit connolly went to the border region near shanna he to see for himself here when you cranes bored with bellows, you're never really alone. we're not through not sure that drones one of ours blown actually it is but that's not a given. it was a russian drone attack from across the border, the start the war for these ukrainian border guards on february 24th. they tried to keep russian forces on the bellows si

doctor sarah kendra is from the european space agency. r i and regions of where stars forms. we were already able to do this with the huddle telescope, but staggering how short this image is. we're getting to these depths in a fraction of the time with hubbell. it's more powerful than anything we've had before. the images we see now are really scratching the surface, so we've taken some beautiful images of things that we know are spectacular. but because we're making such a big leap in sensitivity of this telescope, we will we didn't know we were looking for. that's one of the really exciting things about this new observatory. webb is going to find entirely new mysteries and questions that we can think about. so it really has the potential and it will transform our beautiful universe —— a view of the universe because it's going to open up new areas of research. ., u, going to open up new areas of research-— going to open up new areas of research. ., .. . ., going to open up new areas of research. ., . ., ., research. you can get much more

space agency had just struck a deal two weeks ago to fly each other's astronauts to the iss. cooperation between russia and the u.s. appeared relatively unharmed by the ukraine war until now. the europeanpace agency had already ended its collaboration with russia's space agency. and moscow has stopped launches of its so he as a spacecraft from a european launch site. let's bring in our guests. in moscow we have a defense and military analyst. in orlando, florida, amy thompson, a science journalist. and in london, francisco diego. and lecturer at university college london. i'll come to you all. is this political, russia pulling out of the iss? pavel: it is clearly ukraine connected because after the conflict there began, sanctions were imposed. and some of these sanctions are against part of the space cooperation. russia has already said it will continue with cooperation on the space station if the actions have been lifted. they have not been lifted. so that means russia right now is kind of saying ok, we are going to boot the entire project because right now it is not ringing russia much of any money anymore. but this does not actually mean that this is the end of the issue. i should e

what an incredible team, joined with our international partners, the european space agency and the canadian space agency. this is an international endeavor. pres. biden: it is amazing. i wonder what the press will look like in other places. [laughter] >> we will have to leave and then continue the briefing. in august. this is over in our. >> where joined by the staff, our director veronica special assistant, jenna and for

during this decade, nasa, the european space agency and other partners will spend the coming years preparing for that there's lots to consider when developing and building space vehicles. so students in germany are getting from practice designing loon rovers like this one and building space rockets. i'm for mission accomplished. this rocket launch gets a lot of points on the ascent. it was very good. and the descent was really nice. children. 17 of students are competing against each other with their model rockets, mom and whoever managers to shoot a raw egg into space and bring it back safely, winds 4 days earlier, the icarus team, 3 mechanical engineering students are planning their model. the challenge, the rockets need to be stable but also lightweight. they're creating the blueprint on a computer with then it's time for some hands on work. the 1st step of fuselage, the students have decided to build a laminated structure made from resin and fiberglass foil. so it remains stable and light. what's important here your gotten plan off in for should definitely make a good plan beforehand so

my program humans will once again land on the moon during this decade nasa, the european space agency and other partners will spend the coming years preparing class. ah, there's lots to consider when developing and building space vehicles. so students in germany are getting from practice designing loon rovers like this one. and building space rocket audience for mission accomplished. this rocket launch gets a lot of points on the ascent. it was very good. and the descent was really nice. children on the 17th of students are competing against each other with their model rockets, mom and whoever managers to shoot a raw egg into space and bring it back safely, winds 4 days earlier, the icarus team, 3 mechanical engineering students are planning their model. the challenge, the rockets need to be stable but also lightweight. they're creating the blueprint on a computer with then it's time for some hands on work. the 1st step, the fuselage, the students have decided to build a laminated structure made from resin and fiberglass foil, so it remains stable and light. with what's important here

what an incredible team, joined with our international partners, the european space agency and the canadian space agency. this is an international endeavor. pres. biden: it is amazing. i wonder what the press will look like in other places. [laughter] >> we will have to leave and then continue the briefing. >> washington journal, every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and discuss policy issues that impact you. tuesday morning, a law school professor at george mason university on his new book, progressive conservativism. then, renewing american democracies director discusses his new book, race and rocketing. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile app. join our conversation with your phone calls, text messages and tweets. >> the january 6 committee returns for its seventh hearing, watch as they examine the role extremist groups played in the attack on the u.s. capitol and their relationship with the trump white house. watch live tuesday on c-span3, c-span now or online at the span.org. you can also vi

the european space agency had already ended its collaboration with russia. the space agency and moscow has stopped launches of its soil spacecraft from a european launch site in french p on. ah, let's bring in our guests in moscow. we have pub, or filed on our a defense, a military analyst in orlando, florida. amy thompson, a science journalist, and contributor to space dot com and in london, francisco diego electra at the department of physics and astronomy university, college london. welcome to you all. pavel, 1st of all for you, is this ukraine related? is it political, russia pulling out of the i assess, oh, well, it's clearly a ukraine connected because after the conflict there began, a sanctions were imposed in on russia by the west. and some of them, the sanctions are against and a part. so the euro's costs must been stayed to space corporation. a russian has already said that it will continue with the corporation on the space station there be sanctions go, be worth that. they have not been worth it so. so that means russia's right now, kind of saying

i want to make| clear also it is notjust nasa, it is the european space agency thatis it is the europeanernational project stopping astronomers all over the world are going to use this so we want to see how was the universe different way back in its history, how did we get to be where we are now and then with studying the atmospheres of planets in the past 20 years we have discovered thousands of planets around other stars, that has been a huge discovery but we don't know what the atmospheres were made of. this telescope is going to let us probe what elements are in the atmospheres of these planets and we are going to be able to study the motions of nebula, the evolution of stars and so reallyjust the evolution of stars and so really just get a the evolution of stars and so reallyjust get a much deeper understanding of how stars are born, live and die. find born, live and die. and jonathan. _ born, live and die. and jonathan, just - born, live and die. and jonathan, just briefly l born, live and die. andl jonathan, just briefly as born, live and die. and - jonathan, just briefly as we are

independently will send a mission to mars and conduct a research expedition there, earlier the european space agencyrefused to cooperate with space in flights to the moon in agencies have declared that they support the sanctions of the european union against the aggressor country, such news for the moment, the marathon continues, the anti- zombie project and the fact that one of the main features of the russian world is emptiness and empty bravado, we have already said it not even dozens, but hundreds of times, but the fate of the entire life of officials is not propagandists you don't teach anything even now when, due to the failed special operation that according to their plans, was supposed to last three days in the hot weather, we won't defeat ukraine in two days. well, a maximum of 3-4 days, and in fact it's the fifth month and this is the fifth month for example, the second army of the world does not just run away on its heels, it even throws equipment on the island of zmeyny. the russian military left the captured ukrainian island of zmeyny in the black sea. as a result of the strikes, the ru

will not cochran is a senior advisor at the european space agency. so this telescope can see back in time, basically. how does that work? well, the speed of light is finite, it read the light, moves it to 300000 kilometers per 2nd. so for example, it takes light to reach us from the moon, one of the cause a seconds. that means we're seeing the moon as it was one. and a quarter seconds ago in the past, the sun, 8 minutes ago, for example. but when we look further and further away, we're looking deeper and deeper into the past. so we can look, for example, at galaxies, which might be a 1000000 years in the past by the time that lights reached us. but j. w. s t is designed to look for the very 1st galaxies that formed in our universe just after the big bang, 13800000000 years ago. and that light has been traveling to us for almost at that time. and it's about to be caught by james webb, and we'll get an insight into how those galaxies were when they were very young. of course, they changed in the meantime, those galaxies, that those great distances are

the european space agency katie caswell. katie. >> i see katie and the bat down there. also joining us is space agency montrÉal. we have sara gallagher. i see katie in the background there. we are also going to be visiting the institute on the campus of johns hopkins and we have tom gordon and they will give us updates and more. good morning. >> good morning. >> they will each reveal one of the new images and we are joined by millions of science fans from around the world. we have watch parties just for this event so we are really going international. we begin with india and we have a signal from nepal. welcome everybody there. welcome all the way from india. we will be back with them later. wonderful. we also have a warm welcome in portland oregon. next we will go off to milan italy. good afternoon italy. i guess we have a screen from italy and next we will go to vermont. hi vermont, nice to see you and thank you for being part of this today. we have the tania israel. hello israel. one more for now. people are giving hugs. we also have canada, hey vancouver. wonderful t

angry post, saying that politics is more important for europeans than mars and let space exploration fly the director general of the european space agency this artist, more information will be ready in 15 minutes, the marathon continues ... the heroes return from the war, tired but not broken, maksym provided cover for combat equipment and received a serious injury, but the spirit of the ukrainian officer simply does not want to defeat maksym in the future to remain on guard for peace and peace in ukraine, so let's celebrate the feat of our heroes with applause, a smile, sincere thanks, we join the all-ukrainian flash mob, honor the hero, those who are on duty 24/7 know the price of human life so that the boys stay alive, they save sometimes doing the impossible, we drive at maximum speed, the best, incredibly strong , who but the miengols and undertakers, a battalion of doctors. here is our front, they patch holes from the cult of wreckage, there is always a need for equipment, they always strengthen the hull, in addition, they gave an iron-type foundation to restrain it bullets with military equipment, we need to raise the car. we are

care of the development and popularization of space technologies we are not a member of the european space agency, we only cooperate with this international organization on certain projects on the eve of the russian invasion, the ukrainian government has approved a five-year budget for the development of the space industry. according to this plan, 151 million euros were planned to be spent on space this year alone. if we direct this money to international cooperation, we will enter the top ten european space countries, that is, ukrainian scientists will have access to space telescopes and to such large-scale missions as the study of asteroids, comets, planets of the solar system, their satellites in deep space, etc. well, secondly , i have access to more applied technologies attention satellite and this satellite earth observation telecommunications navigation also the future ukrainian astronauts get the opportunity to work on the european segment of the international space station and now let's move on to earthly affairs with us on skype from turkey osman pashaev, chief editor of the ua-sauce pr

let me remind you vostochny, exomar joint program of the european space agency and roscosmos for theon of mars start of the second half of the mission launch of the european rover and the russian landing platform. the cossack was originally scheduled for 2018, but has already been postponed twice. dmitry rogozin promised that the quote from the cossack will return to his native capital. there are enough stocks of medicines, vaccines, personal protective equipment that may be needed in the event of a smallpox outbreak in russia, the press service of the ministry of industry and trade announced today about the first confirmed in our country. in the case of infection with monkeypox, the disease, as reported recently returned after a trip to europe, now he is in an infectious diseases hospital, according to doctors, the patient's life is threatened. evgenia petrukhina does not have all the details. he was returning from portugal to st. petersburg and already at home in russia he turned to doctors with a characteristic symptom. it usually manifests itself on the third and fifth day of the

so the european space agency has launched its new vegas c rocket from french guiana. vegas c will be able to carry heavies, heavier satellites than its predecessor while using less fuel. it's expected to transport earth observation satellites, and an uncreated robotic laboratory. you are watching. the inaugural us actress amber heard, has lost a bead for a new trial in her defamation case. we've ex husband johnny depp on wednesday. a judge rejected her lawyers argument that one juror had not been eligible to serve. in june herd was ordered to pay deb over $10000000.00 us dollars for defaming him. turkeys defense minister is russia, and ukraine have made major progress in their efforts to get urgently needed grain exports out of ukraine. he said talks will continue next week in the hope of finalizing a deal on releasing 20000000 tons. wednesday's discussions in istanbul ended with a tentative agreement about how to transport the grain across the black sea. a crane is a vital exporter of grain, but russia's invasion has disrupted shipments. stockpiles stuck in ukraine have caused globa

the european space agency has launched its new vegas, a rocket from french guiana, vegas the will be able to carry heavier satellites than its predecessor while using less fuel. it's expected to transport earth observation satellites, and an on crude robotic laboratory. the no growth and american actress and i heard has lost a bead for a new death and a new trial in her defamation case. we've ex husband johnny death. on wednesday, a judge rejected her lawyers argument that one jury had not been eligible to serve . in june herd was ordered to pay deb over $10000000.00 for defaming him to ukraine now, which is severing relations with north korea to pyongyang, confirm that it is formerly recognizing 2 self proclaimed pro russian republics in easton, ukraine during his nightly address ukrainian president flooded me zalinski reacted to north korea decision. take a look, your guys law and what an evil irony today representatives of the occupied areas and did not announce that they were recognized by the democratic people's republic of korea. of course, we were react very harshly at all lev

well, for more on this extraordinary feat of science i spoke earlier to a scientist from the european space agencyas worked on the james webb telescope for the past 20 years. thank you for joining us on this historic day. the imagesre spectacular. but i cannot imagine what it must feel like for you, having worked on this for several decades now. what was your first thought when you saw some of these images? >> first thoughts were, you know, immense gratitude, pride and joy to see things come together so wonderfully. we always knew that it would be revolutionary and fantastic as a tool for astronomers. but to see the images in all their beauty and glory was really nice because it was also the first time for me to see them. you know, nasa kept this very close and almost secret. we didn't have much advance warning. seeing them this morning was, yeah, it just took my breath away, to be honest. they did a fantastic job in creating depth and three dimensionality to those images. for astronomers like me, it was a great, great day. michelle: such a huge breakthrough. explain the significance in what it to

the european space agency and nasa say that james web telescope has already changed our understanding of the universe. this chart shows the nebula created by a dying star expelling its mass damage. nasa, scientists say be intense detail never seen before. along with infrared shots when allow them to understand exactly what happens, a stars die killer. we thought in the birth of stones is equally stunning. this is a nearby style forming region within our milky way. the image reveals hundreds of new stars that were previously hidden along with structures that scientists have yet to identify. web has homed in on galaxies. they far away that the light from them has taken billions of years to get to the telescope. and of this image shows galaxies that formed over 13000000000 years ago, nasa is encouraging people to download the images on their website and take a closer look. really zoom in and play around. there are galaxies here in which are seeing individual clusters of stars forming, popping up, just like popcorn. another image shows how galaxies merged together. one of the fundamental

in may, the head of the european space agency said cutting ties with russia was technically impossibleboth sides are responsible for different technologies and neither is trained to operate the others without assistance. >> is going to cause problems. the russian side is in charge of several key systems. probably the most key is propulsion. the thing that stops it, it is just about in the earth atmosphere, and over time the orbit degrades, and occasionally needs the orbit boosted up again. reporter: since the war in ukraine, even life in space is not, untouched. in april, questions were asked about the choice of spacesuit which match the colors of the ukrainian bag. they denied hidden messages but many saw as a protest. in july, the russian group made a much clearer political statement. two russian brecht -- >> it's unfortunate the politics on the ground have reached up into space. before, the iss was the common ground we had where it was in everyone's interest that it worked and neither side usually iss for these kinds of political posturing 40 events on the ground. reporter: the iss

bill and a partnership between nasa, the european space agency and the canadian space agency, the james webb space telescope was launched on christmas day 2021. it reached its destination nearly a million miles of earth a month later pit this telescope is expected to revolutionize astronomy by allowing scientists to peer further than before and with greater clarity into the cosmos. to the dawn of the known universe. catherine has this. >> it is being taught -- being called a new era of astronomy as nasa unveils a fresh wave of images from the james webb space telescope. >> we are ready to see james webb's first image of a star dying, a planetary nebula called the southern ring. wow. >> scientists are hoping to gain a deeper understanding of nebulas, of how stars are born but also how they die. this stunning vista of the cosmic cliffs of the karina nebula reveals new details about this vast estella nursery. we see examples of bubbles and cavities and jets being blown out by these newborn stars. we even see some galaxies lurking in the background appear. >>cientists are auld by the powerf

your media briefing today for the james webb space telescope international partners in the european space agency and the canadian space agency, my name is elyse fisher, nasa communications had we are here life today from nasa's space flight center in greenbelt, maryland, where we have just released the full set of the first full-color images and data from the web mission as we have countless experts here to answer your questions today about the images and the data that you've just seen as well as what that means for the ability to explore the unknown. >> the first i would like to turn it over to eric smith, web program scientists and chief scientist in our after physics nassau had carved" headquarters for opening. >> thank you and will this morning we saw the amazing data that webb has given us and we certainly think all of the scientists and engineers who has spent decades developing this amazing machine and it is now the science community must take this unbelievable instrument that we been given and turn it into knowledge and another thing that you probably that out of this morning's briefing,

>> the european space agency says that the james webb telescope has already changed our understanding of the universe. nasa scientists say the intent detail never seen before along with the infrared shots will allow them to understand exactly what happens. the image reveals hundreds of new stars that were previously hidden along with structures and scientists. the light from them has taken billions of years to get to the telescope. this image shows galaxies informed over 13 billion years ago. nasa is encouraging people to download the images on their website and take a closer look. >> really zoom in and play around. there are galaxies in which we see individual clusters of stars popping up like popcorn. >> another image shows how galaxies merge together. one of the fundamental principles of the universe that scientists are eager to learn about. the telescope undertook -- this pnet did not sustain life but the james webb telescope will be analyzing other planets that are more like earth and peering even deeper into the universe. nasa says it is a game changer. >> stephanie is a planeta

exo mars joint program of the european space agency and roscosmos for the exploration of mars launchsecond half of the mission launch of the european rover and the russian landing platform. the cossack was originally scheduled for 2018, but has already been postponed twice dmitry rogozin promised that the quote from the cossack will return to his native village. the president of sri lanka left the country, according to local media, and this, despite the fact that the international airport is paralyzed by a strike of employees, so that after the change of power he could not escape. according to sri lankan journalists, none of the former politicians, who was a rajapaska, flew on board to the air force, accompanied by wife and security officers, it was previously reported that after the evacuation from the presidential palace, which was seized last saturday, the protesters spent several days on a warship in the territorial waters of sri lanka, before leaving the president managed to leave a resignation letter to be handed over to the speaker of parliament. he voluntarily resigns his pos

iss at about 6 pm moscow time, cosmonaut hero of russia a la artemiev and astronaut of the european space agencya christopherty went out into the open space. they are there will spend six and a half hours manually launching 10 nano-satellites. well, besides on the module. they will install an adapter for rob's hand, it can move objects of mass up to 8 t in outer space. it is controlled from inside the iss, so you don't even have to leave the station. in some cases, you don't even have to. in ukraine, president zelensky made a whole series of scandalous decisions that the mobilized military will be deprived of their salaries and a new batch of objectionable tv channels will be closed. under the threat of deprivation of citizenship was the oligarch kolomoisky. well and the hryvnia has fallen in price by a quarter today more anastasia ivanova following the national spirit of ukraine, the national currency is falling and the national currency the central bank of the independent devalued the hryvnia by 25% at once, now it costs 36.5 hryvnia. for a dollar, the regulator assures. this will support the