he is going to be grounded that becomes a big issue for the six astronauts currently on board the i.s.a.'s astronauts from russia from the united states and japan up there right now now this becomes an issue because if there's no there's so use missions taking place going up there then there's no way of bringing back hoffa not crew there's already one soyuz more tool docked with the i.s.a.'s that can only take three people six crew on board of course if they needed to evacuate the international space station for any reason they simply aren't enough seats right now are times when it's time for action or in the for the meantime and on any immediate danger or running out of supplies or concern for that matter but this is not the only spacecraft failure of russian response i mean this is a. cause for concern. yes indeed it's actually the fool from the past nine months in december of last year three glowing us positioning satellites plummeted into the pacific ocean which caused several key figures in roscoe's most to lose their jobs in february of this year a military satellite went offline

is not the sole use program is being put on hold this currently six astronauts on board the i.s.a.'s from russia the united states japan well they were getting a huge they were given a huge resupply from the last shuttle mission not can last them for several more months quite comfortably now what i mentioned earlier on though about the soyuz peen grounded we're hearing this is where we could see a problem for the crew on board the i.s.a.'s six people up there. at the international space station at the moment there are only three seats on bullets so you smoke you will note should they have to try and evacuate people from the space station there are only space for three people on not without as i say no space shuttle anymore only the soyuz the only way to get up there and take people up there and take people without thoughts this could grid prove something that we're going to have to keep an eye on the food situation though all comes down to the astronauts training and. they'll be looking to get food soon as possible to them. that is part of a right that one of us may no official comm

scrapped earlier this year leaving the soyuz look at the only lifeline we have between people only i.s.a.'s on the ground we could see the soyuz program temporarily grounded until what caused this problem is discovered now what we are hearing from roscoe's morse though is that they are fully committed to providing every single bit of the supply network which they said they could give to the i.s.a.'s now for more on how this incident occurred and what it means for those on board the international space station we can now hear from my colleague sean thomas. what we know is that stage three failed to ignite which is the stage that propels it further into space stages one into both ignite at the same time at the actual time of launch but then there are sensors that communicate with the third stage of the rocket which you can see here and it's that third stage which propels the progress craft out of the earth's atmosphere so that it can then be in orbit and then synchronize with the international space station talking about the international space station itself it is a very large station in

the soyuz being grounded we're hearing pieces where we could see a problem for the crew onboard the i.s.a.'s six people up there one soyuz module docked at the international space station at the moment there are only three seats on pull it is so use module should they have to try and evacuate people from the space station their only space for three people while not mochi will without as i say. no space shuttle anymore only the soyuz the only way to get up there and take people out there take people without but this could prove something that we're going to have to keep an eye on the food situation say all comes down to the astronauts training and they'll be looking to get food out there soon as possible to them. you know all over the founder of the capital science connections innovation agency dr patrick stewart says it's unlikely the rocket could have caused any casualties the launch trajectory of all of these craft tends to pass over very sparsely populated regions or even over the ocean and the. risk is really very very remote indeed i think that's that's not something that we need to

providing every single bit of supply of the supply network which they said they could give to the i.s.a.'s now they're saying that they can they can come through on everything they promised and that this is just a blip in the road. reporting right still ahead for you this hour here on a major russian football a north caucasus football club put itself on the sporting map by signing a new superstar striker and breaking the bank in the process all those details shortly. libyan rebels say they have surrounded colonel gadhafi in tripoli and the end of his rule is just hours away. sister transfer millions of dollars of frozen khadafi assets to the libyan leader. reports from. half a billion dollars in frozen assets expected to be released from is really a big question mark that he remains but if he's ready for a long stint a lot of analysts i've been speaking to the past couple of days said it's very hard to gauge libya's got a lot of business dealings in italy and it's very unclear exactly which one is libyan money a exactly which money belongs to the family question now a lot of people want

committed to providing every single bit of the supply network which they said they could give to the i.s.a.'s now for more on how this incident a kid and what it means for those on board the international space station we can now hear from my colleagues show and tell us what we know is that stage three fails to ignite which is the stage that propels it further into space stages one into both ignite at the same time at the actual time of launch but then there are sensors that communicate with the third stage of the rocket which you can see here and it's that third stage which propels the progress craft up out of the earth's atmosphere so that it can then be in orbit and then synchronize with the international space station talking about the international space station itself it is a very large station in fact if you spread it out over a football field an american football field including the end zones it's a pretty big place in livable space it's about the size of a five bedroom house and has two bathrooms and it is comprised of sixteen different pressurized modules which they've been putti

providing every single bit of supply of the supply network which they said they could give to the i.s.a.'s now they're saying that they can they can come through on everything they promised and that this is just a blip in the road. for news now from other parts of the world our headlines from around the world in our world update for you next at least eight people are reported dead after a bomb exploded in a busy market in northwest pakistan but almost believed to have been planted in a child's pricey called left outside a shop police say nine others were injured by the explosion which damaged several shops and hotels pakistan remains a volatile region with bomb attacks on the increase over the past few months. to reckon with that it has pleaded not guilty during a pretrial hearing at the international tribunal for the former yugoslavia he exposed commander is accused of killing almost eight thousand bosnians it's written in one thousand nine hundred five he's noise claim there sixty nine year old client is too ill to stand trial and the hearing comes a day after gordon hatch the one tim

well what we are hearing is this current currently six astronauts on board the i.s.a.'s from russia the united states and japan now they were giving a huge they were given a huge resupply from the last shuttle mission that can last them for several more months quite comfortably these are all very highly trained astronauts they train for the situations where things go wrong and they will be implementing the training right now should they be forced to rush in their food for still go through what they've been told to do and how they were told to do it now we're hearing from the the program manager of the space station from nasa should the next space flights that was the next supply flight that was due to take off in october be able to be put forward a little bit to take off soon and then they'd be able to take up the slack and would have no problems whatsoever now what i mentioned earlier on though about the soyuz being grounded we're hearing this is where we could see a problem for the crew on board the i.s.a.'s six people up there. will talk to the international space st

providing every single piece of supply of the supply network which they said they could give to the i.s.a.'s now they're saying that they can they can come through on everything they promised and that this is just a blip in the road. bitterly reporting that a superstar football striker has a ride through russia to join north caucasus club. who is from cameroon and a four time african player of the year as agreed a reported salary of ten million euros susan correspondent you know. all the details. you can divert from what i put on my hands for the next three years most of summer at chose big games that will be in russia this thursday the cameroon international left into milan and each leave behind flying in to join new club which color. i'm starting from scratch i've always trophies possible in europe as a player. plus i've played little bridge across before and you told me a lot about russian food and i do look forward to joining the team alto is the three time champions league winner and the most decorated african player of all time lightening pace has made our tell one of the sport's mo

committed to providing every single bit of the supply network which they said they could give to the i.s.a.'s now for more on how this incident a could and what it means for those on board the international space station we can now hear from my colleague chillan thomas what we know is that stage three failed to ignite which is the stage that propels it further into space stages one into both ignite at the same time at the actual time of launch but then there are sensors that communicate with the third stage of the rocket which you can see here and it's that third stage which propels the progress craft up out of the earth's atmosphere so that it can be in orbit and then synchronize with the international space station in terms of what does this mean for the international space station and the crew on board we should note that there is no routine to space flight there's always an inherent danger but there is no immediate threat to the crew on board right now because they have enough supplies right now we are told that they have about three months of regular supplies left as well as an additi

scrapped earlier this year leaving the soyuz rocket the only lifeline we have between people only i.s.a.'s on the ground. we could see the program temporarily grounded until what caused this problem is this now what we are hearing from cosmos though is that they are fully committed to providing every single piece of supply of the supply network which they said they could give to the i.s.a.'s now they're saying that they can they can come through on everything they promised and that this is just a blip in the road peter all of our reporting right while i still have you this hour here on r t a major coup for russian football a north caucasus football club put itself on the sporting map by signing a new superstar striker and breaking the bank in the process all those details shortly. the libyan rebels say they have surrounded colonel gadhafi in tripoli and the end of his rule is just hours away but as italy promises to transfer millions of dollars of frozen khadafi assets to the libyan leader surface now reports from. half a billion dollars in frozen assets expected to be released from isr

providing every single bit of supply of the supply network which they said they could give to the i.s.a.'s now they're saying that they can they can come through on everything they promised and that this is just a blip in the road. of reporting that syria is not the only country caught up in the web of media misinformation conflicting reports have been coming from libya as to what's actually going on there when it starts he has from a member of a western fact finding mission who recently returned that special interview is next and then i'll be back with a recap of our top stories in about ten minutes from now stay with us here in moscow. the old. it's been described as the file chapter three gadhafi but was the end to the war in libya same as saying the the realisation now setting in that still remains a little tough battle ahead we're joined now by yvonne de vito he's just come back from libya where you were compiling an independent dossier on what was happening on the ground as a thank you very much for joining us there you've been saying that it's because certainly here in italy the

scrapped earlier this year leaving the so you struck at the only lifeline we have between people only i.s.a.'s on the ground. we could see the saudis program temporarily grounded until what caused this problem is discovered well what we are hearing from cosmos though is that they are fully committed to providing every single piece of supply of the supply network which they said they could give to the i know they're saying that they can they can come through on everything they promised and that this is just a blip in the road artie's peter all of it they're a superstar football strikers arrived in russia to join north caucasus club to learn some of the who's from cameroon a four time african player of the year has agreed a reported summary of ten million euros season. coaching over the little. puppy will go in my hand for the next three years most of summer at those big games will be in russia this thursday the cameroon international left into milan and to leave behind flying in to join new club which color. i'm starting from scratch i've won all the trophies possible in europe as a player a

anyone going to go hungry and not have the things they need it was during the six crew on pulled the i.s.a.'s to russia japan on the united states that we have to realize these are all highly experienced astronauts very hard nosed serious military backgrounds they are used to it they have been trained how to deal with this type of situation they currently have enough food to be comfortable three non-stories hopes that they can launch at the progress rocket or another type of module hope that to you gets to provide them with the supplies that have gone down by september so they may have to face absolutely no real problems but i will say these are professional optional things. exactly what to do as soon as the the first this news that training with the good and they'll be ready for all of a trial it seems there is no real risk to them all right well first this is a big spacecraft failure in russia in recent months so how much of a concern is this in light of that in the past nine months this is currently the full accident we've seen concerning the law chose a vessel from russia though in dec

scrapped the soyuz rocket that incredibly important to the space program to the development of the i.s.a.'s this isn't just a concern for russia for us because most this is the whole international space community i've been spiking all spoken to the astronauts who were there they referred to the the soyuz is a an old will cool said russell sixty eight runs six groans but it always gets you up and gets you down in fact that hasn't been a problem with the so use it over thirty years so if them when they could eventually recover this type of that it wouldn't even cover the wreckage from this crash they'll be looking to make sure if it was a problem with the soyuz the coldest the the accident that they could find out what that problem was impulsive right but i'm sure they'll be plenty of people within rosco small city within the space community internationally hoping that it wasn't a problem with the saudis and it was something else that caused the malfunction leading to this crash well peter thank you so much for tracking that for us i know the world is watching specially in the u.s. where t

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