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on the diplomatic side we operate the international spacee station, which is operated by 15 different countries. we have had astronauts from 19 o different countries.l we've had experiments on the international space station from 103 different countries. and of course when we think about robotic exploration of other planets and throughout ths solar system and astrophysics, heliophysics, the study of the sun, astrophysics, the study ofe deep space with telescopes, telescopes in space. in we have over 700 agreements right now with nations in thesec diplomatic efforts. t so nasa really is, i think, a great tool of diplomacy. i and i think one of the areas trt where you find it's strongest is one where some people would scratch their heads.between and that is, you know, the relationship between the unitede states of america and russia when it comes to space g tim exploration even through some o. the most challenging times has been strong. we go back to the apollo program after apollo we had the apollo soyuz program. so in the 1970s we had american astronauts and russian cosmonauts living

think this mission served the dragon to provide a more robustness and capability to the international space stationit also proved that international and commercial partnerships can accomplish goals. the partnership is also true for our endeavor in space expiration. we would love to continue the international partnership and commercial engagement, not only with the iss but also as a gateway and -- to mars. we must go together towards these challenges. of course, jaxa will be joining this endeavor. again, congratulations. thank you. rachel: thanks for everyone's remarks. we will start taking questions from media dialed in. as a reminder, you can press star one to get in the queue to ask your question. we will also take questions via the #asknasa on social media. we will start with marshall dunn of the associated press. >> good morning. another spacex crew mission is in the books just in time for the 60th anniversary of alan shepard's mercury flight. in the next -- the next flight fork spacex is privately purchased. could you comment on spacex leading the way for space tourism? >> i will make a short

these astronaut spent almost 6 months in our bit at the international space station. they splash dian in the gulf of mexico in a rare nighttime landing. if you can. back up their journey home only 6 and a half hours. just a little over my house off to the space x. team for building such a great vehicle and also the recovery operations tonight was was fun no more 1st time in the crew vehicle at night the mission was part of nasa public private partnership with you unmasks rocket company space x. it's being viewed as one step closer to achieving commercial space travel in the near future. our goal is one day that everyone's a space person and so this is just an exciting 1st step for that and we're very excited to see it starting to take off space x. will launch another mission for nasa later this year and is also planning its 1st all civilian trip to orbit happy reunions with their families and loved ones thanks again for fly in space x. . a couple of sports messages now and informally one lewis hamilton has extended his lead by winning the portuguese grand prix hamilto

hopefully debris orjunk around the international space station. ot on earth but into space, to the international space, to the international space station. they say in space, no—one can hear you scream. singing, on the other hand, is a whole different story. #0h # oh yeah, you've got a higher power... this is coldplay, the popular and melodic british rockers with their latest single, higher power. in an act of selflessness — or self—promotion depending on your point of view — they decided to transmit the song up to the international space station. # you've got, a higher power... we sent you some music, because right now we aren't able to play for anyone on earth, so we thought we would just play for you. laughs. that's pretty cool. it's our one—man concert. the lucky recipient was french astronaut thomas pesquet. he said he liked it, although as something of a captive audience, he was unlikely to say otherwise. but either way, he appreciates the sentiment. i put on my ear set, i play some music and i just float. you let yourself float, and then whe

merkel's conservatives plus an extra terrestrial treat for wine lovers a bottle aged on the international space station is up for auction with an astronomical price. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program germany is skeptical about calls to lift corona virus vaccine patents some experts believe sharing the formula of vaccines can mean faster in occupations but the german government is siding with the pharmaceutical industry here is what the government had in a statement the protection of intellectual property is a source of innovation and must remain so in the future the limiting factor in the creation of vaccines our production capacities and high quality standards not patents. but this proposal to temporarily waive patents on covert 19 vaccines has powerful supporters the u.s. backs the idea of the e.u. as well saying that it is open to discussion. perhaps it's pictures like these from india that spark to change of heart. the u.s. announced its support for waving that same patients on wednesday soon after the e.u. said that it too would be willing to talk about it. some months aid organizations have

a c 3 exploded these astronaut spent almost 6 months in our bit at the international space station. they splashed in the gulf of mexico in a rare nighttime landing right also you can go. back to journey home only 6 and a half hours. just a little over my house off to the space x. team for building such a great vehicle and also the recovery operations tonight was was phenomenal 1st time in the crew vehicle that night the mission was part of nasa public private partnership with elon musk's rocket company space x. it's being viewed as one step closer to achieving commercial space travel in the near future. or goal is one day that everyone's a space person and so this is just an exciting 1st step for that and we're very excited to see it starting to take off space x. will launch another mission for nasa later this year and is also planning its 1st all civilian trip to orbit happy reunions with their families and loved ones thanks again for fly in space x. . in formula one lewis hamilton has extended his lead at the top of the championship standings after winning the portuguese grand pri

and at forrester outside have just returned to us from the international space station is the 1st time a crew has been porthole by space x. 5 a company that's partnered with nasa the dragon capsule splash and off the coast of the u.s. state of florida. well that said bring me more now on our top story india school with 1000 crisis which tab askari is the founder of the helping hand friend ation a charity working with the most vulnerable people in the city of hyderabad he says hospitals everywhere are at breaking point. out of our fight to 6 that it should be more to send in the seed event i live in heaven about these hospital on sunday before we get back to the day out of managing to get the oxidants up lies from other states and from you know different sources they're managing to beat the patients in whatever capacity they have by the moment these hospitals are all sort of on and put the boot od in need of oxygen on or getting offices in the home. they're developing the symptoms of a b. and b. such a good 'd thing and in the hospital too likely said mark to me and learn but also in bu

astronauts make a red nighttime splash down after spending more than 6 months onboard the international space station. my manuscript is mackinnon thank you for being with us as india battles unprecedented surge of covert 19 infections and deaths a group of scientists says warnings that made in march about a new and more dangerous variant wave north by the government we'll talk to a correspondent about that in a moment but 1st a look at the overall situation hospitals are overwhelmed by the crisis and india is battling to get his population vaccinated because of a shortage of shots. india is struggling as the pandemic 2nd wave crashes over the country death and desperation are spreading so too is the fear that the government can't stand the surge and end india's suffering. when the cases started rising up i probably had a plan. but turns out that if you put in the 1st week understood that the government have no idea they're not prepared for anything if you don't have it up until later than one was put in for get about all the whatever you need for the entire city already in entirely free and just one

space age bordeaux by well become the most expensive one of us all. this wine truly is out of this world station you've been on to it recently returned to earth from the international space station where it spent 14 months maturing in orbit you'll be able to tell them apart today but a journey through the stars comes with an astronomical price tag so a petrus 2000 normally will cost around $7000.00 euros. and the estimate for this piece is in the region of $1000000.00 u.s. dollars. and the wine tasting was conducted to determine any extraterrestrial tannins. they were beautiful the one that rained on earth was a little young to be. very me the difference between the space and earth wine this was here and it wasn't easy to define i'm not sure i got it right if i'm being honest it was difficult to differentiate them from the winning bidder will also receive a bottle of the same wine that remained on earth in order to compare the galactic version with the terrestrial that is should they decide to open their one of a kind space age whining. and we stand on the subject the british rock band coldplay released the latest single high apollo beaming it up to space and astro

the four astronauts did not leave the international space station on crude. e are still seven people on board. you may recall back on april 24th, a brand new, fresh crew of astronauts launched from the kennedy space center. in miami. phil keating, fox news. authorities in wisconsin are looking for witnesses to this weekend shooting at a casino complex. the sheriff's office and killed two people scene shot and killed the gunman, the sheriff's office says it appears the shooter was looking for someone specific. it appears there's some relationship that had to do with employment, whether or not they all work there is we're still working on the casino complex was said to be more crowded than usual as many people came to watch and place bets on the kentucky derby. the victims and the suspect have not yet been identified. gas prices keep going higher prices in california were up more than 10 cents in a week. and now average more than $4, a gallon ktvu elissa harrington with more on what's driving up the price of the pump, $4.29 $4.3 fours fours fours at gas pumps al

joining me is former commissioner of the international space station, leroy chow.iles an hour. china was gambling on this going to sea. now it's headed to land. can the trajectory change again? >> it's difficult to precisely estimate where something like that is going to fall. the aerodynamics are not well understood, since the vehicle is tumbling. but it's not the first time that this kind of thing happened. space shuttle launches, a large piece of the tank was there, and it was planned and they always fell in the indian ocean. >> so the pentagon is monitoring the rocket. can anything with done if it's headed to a population center. >> well, you can try to take a shot at it but you risk making the problem worse, and you may guide it towards -- or pieces of it towards an inhabited area, and if you did nothing, it probably would not have hit anything at all. the fact is, the chances it comes down in a populated area are pretty small. it's not zero, and most likely, it will impact an association or a desert area like that. >> so the chinese say most of the rocket is

where it's going to land, it's probably only minutes away. >> you were commander of the international space stationere are more than 9,000 tons of junk orbiting the earth right now, the equivalent of 720 school buses. how dangerous is that for the space station or even the satellites that we've all come to rely on? >> well, orbital debris is the biggest thing that we worry about for as well as satellites and other vehicles that travel up and down. all vehicles have shielding on them, but if course if a big enough piece hits you, you know, no shielding is going to help. we would take hits regularly even on space shuttle missions. we would come back from each mission having basically grains of sand make little impacts in the windows, in the tiles in the international space station. sometimes you hear a little noise, not sure if that was from thermal temperature differences or if that was some kind of an impact. but fortunately we haven't had any big issues so far. >> my goodness. thank you, leroy chiao. i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. thank you. >>> we're going to be right back with some of my inter

people the lowest number in south asia and 4 astronauts have just returned to earth from the international space station they were helped sight of the space x. caption ship of the u.s. state of florida is the 1st time a crew has been brought home by space x. private company that partners with nasa. now a large fire in iran has caused extensive damage in a northwestern industrial tied it broke outs in a chemical factory near the city of whom that's known as a factory hub who stopped the far from reaching tanks were industrial alcohol was stored. there's been violence during mayday marches in colombia where workers' rights protests combined with anger over proposed tax changes president i've indicated has backed down on some of the changes but people still say they'll be worse off sandra reports from bogota. this fight raising kobe in 1000 infections in the risk of violence tens of thousands of colombians took to the streets for a 4th straight day on saturday in but without one group gathered at a national park to continue protesting against a controversial tax reform that they say would raise taxes on th

after a 6 and a half hour journey back from the international space station or i assess they landed safely becoming the 1st crew to return from orbit in a space x. mission in partnership with nasa. the nighttime splashdown was nasa's 1st since 1968 when apollo 8 the 1st mission to send astronauts around the moon returned to earth i think this is a remarkable achievement of the church of a lifetime for many of us and something to be proud of americans michael hopkins victor glover and shannon walker along with gucci of japan are the 4 astronauts on board this was glover's 1st time in space he's also the 1st black nasa astronaut to be a member of an i s s crew after medical checks they were taken to shore and flown to houston texas today it went very well overall i would say almost flawlessly dragon did great you know it was great to hear the crew when they woke up the 1st thing my cop considered is as you know what's the weather going to be like we told them hey maybe a 2 not to win a one foot wave and he was very excited from the very beginning. the crew took off in november onboard a falc

and for a short sound return to earth from the international space station they want to help out of their space x. capsule on board a ship off the u.s. state of florida is the 1st time a crew has been brought home by space x. a private company the partners with nasa. i mean mars national unity government in exile says it's investigating allegations of sexual violence which have been leveled against the military jointer says it's received many reports of abuse torture and sexual assaults by troops against and seek protesters well 2900 united nations fact finding mission accuse the army of widespread and systematic gender based violence against ethnic communities and national unity government which is working to restore democracy in myanmar is demanding regions or issue orders to stop all forms of sexual violence well joining us now is norse's anna who has sole she's the minister for women youth and children's affairs in the national unity government scrapes have you with us on al-jazeera having a problem what would you say sexual violence is in myanmar. thank you thank you inviting me to t

four astronauts have returned to earth from the international space station.

mark: next, since he joined the international space station this french astronaut has posted pictures of the planet and given his original perspective on our world. let's give you a glimpse of the images he has captured. >> he may be way up in the international space station, but the pictures he has been posting seem to bring us closer to planet earth. flying over mongolia, he shared pictures of frozen lakes and snow-covered mountains, saying they are resisting springs warmer temperatures. since he returned to the iss four weeks ago, the french astronaut posted pictures of naturasites with some poetic tomes, imagining figures formed by ice blocks covering lakes the way we tend to see them in the clouds. he wishes to travel to destinations he has only seen from space, like any basalt, seen here -- like guinea, seen here. in califnia, salt lakes an their unique color palette. as a frenchman, the astronaut could not fly over paris without sharing a post. from the end of ramadan, he sent greetings with a beautiful picture of mecca at nighttime. the astronaut spends most of his time workin

all of this poses a risk for the international space station. they have to consistently watch and adjust orbit to avoid colliding with the bigger stuff. but how do you clean it up? who should be in charge of policing that? >> that's a problem. at the present time of the 10,000, 6,000 are still in orbit around the planet earth. most of the 6,000 satellites are defunct and not operation at all, but every single one will eventually be deorbited. deorbited naturally or perhaps deliberately by putting some kind of rocket on them, but they'll eventually burn up. even the international space station, even the hubble space telescope may eventually burn up in the atmosphere because we have to change our mind-set. our mind-set is to get up into space. we don't care about what comes down, but eventually it will come down. it may take years, decades, even centuries but thousands of pieces of debris will eventually come down on the planet earth. and things that are the size of let's say a skru driver we're not talking about potentially hundreds of thousands

on the diplomatic side, we operate the international space station which operates by 15 different countries brave astronauts from 19 different countries. had experiments on the international space station from 103 different countries. and of course we think about robotic exploration of other planets and throughout the solar system, and astrophysics, helio physics the study of the sun, astrophysics the study of deep space with telescopes in space, we have agreements with nations all over the world. we have over 700 agreements right now with nations in these diplomatic efforts. nasa really is a great tool of diplomacy. i think one of the areas you find it strongest is one where people would scratch their heads. that is the relationship between the united states of america and russia when it comes to spacece exploration. even through one of the most challenging times has been strong. after apollo we have the program. in the 1970s we had american astronauts and russian cosmonauts working and living together during the coldon war. : : ttle mere program then the : this is a tool of diplomacy that

over a year in space orbiting the earth these special luxury cargo was brought aboard the international space station to test where the wine ages differently in 0 gravity of always one that now is being auctioned off to help fund research for future agriculture in space. this wine truly is out of this world station use amount to it recently returned to earth from the international space station where it spent 14 months maturing in orbit you'll be able to tell them apart. but the journey through the stars comes with an astronomical price tag so an earth petrus 2000 normally will cost around $7000.00 euros. and the estimate for this piece is in the region of $1000000.00 u.s. dollars. and the wine tasting was conducted to determine any extraterrestrial tannins. they were beautiful the lettering on earth was a little young in the one maybe more than a. very me it the difference between the space and earth wind and it wasn't easy to define i'm not sure i got it right if i'm being honest it was difficult. for the winning bidder will also receive a bottle of the same wine that remained on earth in order to

controversy over long march five b and trajectory which reportedly narrowly missed the international space station with little communication involved and there are role for space force or other space facing entities in protecting against the reoccurrence such as incidents or upholding norms for responsible behavior in space. do you have any thoughts on that? >> yeah this is where nasa plays a very stropping role look if you want to be part of the, you know, the community of nationings that explores space together which is what nasa leads, leak i just talk sed about all of our diplomatic interactions one is that we have little almost no diplomatic interactions with china and reason is because of these types of events. we go back to 2009 when they shot down a weather satellite and it resulted in orbital debris we're dealing with it as it relates to international space station and, of course, this wasn't a unique ejt with the long march 5b this happened last may when it was getting ready to reentry it flew over los angeles. it flew over central park and new york city eventually crashed into -- land c

these astronaut spent almost 6 months in orbit at the international space station. they splashed in the gulf of mexico in a rare nighttime landing right also if you can. back it up about the journey home only 6 and a half hours. just a little over my house off to the space x. team for building such a great vehicle and also the recovery operations tonight was was from normal 1st time the crew vehicle at night the mission was part of nasa public private partnership with elon musk's rocket company space x. it's being viewed as one step closer to achieving commercial space travel in the near future. or goal is one day that everyone's a space person and so this is just an exciting 1st step for that and we're very excited to see it starting to take up space x. will launch another mission for nasa later this year and is also planning its 1st all civilian trip to orbit happy reunions with their families and loved ones thanks again for fly in space x. . in formula one lewis hamilton has extended his lead at the top of the championship standings after winning the portrays por

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the capsule, called“ resilience,” will carry crew-one, the first crew to travel to the international space stationvate spacecraft. the crew is scheduled to leave the space station tonight, and land in the gulf of mexico off florida 6.5 hours later. it will be the first nasa space flight to splashdown in darkness since "apollo 8" in 1968, 53 years ago. for more national and international news, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: the alarming rise of covid-19 cases and deaths in india is overwhelming the country's resources, forcing extensions on shutdowns and restrictions on travel from the country. for more on the worsening crisis there, i spoke with pbs newshour weekend digital producer pavni mittal, who is in new delhi. pavni, what's the situation on the ground? we see and hear about these staggering numbers, we see images of crematoriums working overtime, but, what's it like on the street? >> the numbers, as you can see, as you know, have been climbing, but there's enough evidence to show that these numbers, both in terms of the cases as well as the death toll, are under-reported. you k

the spacex dragon capsule nad“ resilience” undocked from the international space station just after 8t, ending the astronauts 167 day stay at the station. "resilience" landed in the gulf of mexico off the coast of panama city florida at around 3:00 a.m. in the first u.s. nighttime splashdown in 53 years. ( applause ) all four astronauts were safely retried from the capsule, a successful end to nasa's first commercial crew mission. nasa is using commercial companies to provide transportation to the international space station to free more nasa resources for deep space missions. for more national and international news go to pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: crucial elections are coming up on thursday, may 6, in the three countries that comprise great britain: england, wales and scotland. nationalists in scotland and wales are hoping to do well enough to demand referendums on independence from london. in 2014, scottish voters rejected independence in a referendum, but brexit and the handling of the coronavirus pandemic are renewing interest, and exacerbating tensions between the nations

more than a year in space orbiting the earth a special luxury cargo was brought aboard the international space station to test with a wide ages differently in 0 gravity now it's being auctioned off to help fund research for future cultural agriculture in space. this wine truly is out of this world vision used in and through recently returned to earth from the international space station where it spent 14 months maturing in orbit you'll be able to tell them apart today but a journey through the stars comes with an astronomical price tag so a petrus 2000 normally will cost around $7000.00 euros. and the estimate for this piece is in the region of $1000000.00 u.s. dollars. tasting was conducted to determine any extraterrestrial tannins. they were using all the lettering on earth with the little young girl in the one to be nothing. which for me the difference between the space and earth wind this was here and it wasn't easy to define i'm not sure i got it right if i'm being honest it was difficult to differentiate them from the winning bidder will also receive a bottle of the same wine that remained on ea

say they were terms for astronauts from the international space station and the mission being seen as a step closer to achieving commercial space travel i think going forward ready for this important step ready for the par with mission so our goal is a one day that everyone's a space person and so this is just an exciting 1st step for that so you can see in provide cameras tracking the capsule as it streaks of the sky all 4 main parachutes could be seen deploying just before splash down. to be called the great blue flawlessly as we dock from station doing the sequence of when you were. great just as we would expect. the crew vehicle at night we had a lot of confidence in this new recovery based on the cargo mission that we flew and landed in january with space x. and they recovered that euclid's well. apollo 8 now says 1st flight to the moon with astronauts ended with a. near hawaii on december 27th 1068 years later a soviet capsule with 2 cars minot's ended up in a dark partially frozen lake in kazakhstan that was it for. night time crew splash downs and till sunday and will space x.

for astronauts of spice turned back to earth from the international space station they were helped out of the space x. dragon capsule on board a ship of the u.s. state of florida is the 1st time a crew has been brought home by space x. a private company in partnership with nasa they hope to one days and cruise far beyond the international space station back now to al-jazeera world out of the news our top of the hour see that. integrating successfully into a new country can be challenging under any circumstances but across the world many arabs do succeed in building a new and you know warding life's elsewhere. professor nadia ressa way says jordanian and today she's a specialist in your maternity at the university of illinois in the united states. as with this i mean about this i mean. you know and i've been. at chicago and i know my fees to. chicago. chicago. who can help the window and. then us but the. a lay out how more only a little longer can and tom. they meant a lot more. about it because i. have. little. to do any. of. them and i laid how many of the little men but the extent o

he became the first black full- time staff member in the international space station. >> i looked outsaw the earth from 250 miles up. i will never forget that moment. it was how the view made me feel. every time i look out though window, still feel the same. earth is amazing. >> reporter: some incredible moments. the work continues on the iss. crew two is in space right now and they will be there until around splashdown in about six months. >> so cool. i love that. feels like we're making progress. growing plants in space. >> flipside is bad news back home. we have a wildfire in san diego. first 1000 acre wildfire. 2900 acres. we are looking at 40 to 60 miles per hour winds in san diego county. we are getting a jumpstart year-round fire season in september in california, and we are too far behind. >>> as we look at live doppler 7, the fog is nowhere to be seen. a few pages along the san mateo coast. high pressure offshore. low pressure diving to the east of us which will create a fall weather pattern that brings onshore winds in upper of elevations. temperatures are getting pretty mil

lead role in a real life drama tom cruise is planning to film an upcoming movie on the international space station in october with the backing of nasa and tesla c.e.o. elon musk the superstar will be joined by director doug liman for a film shoot in space but cruz and his team of a few good men are not alone a competing film crew from far away also aims to be the top gun in shooting a movie in space and just like 60 years ago once again the rivals for the hopeful american space pioneers are russian. around the same time crews of such a arrive at the i s s a russian actor and director are scheduled to reach the space station on october 5th to be exact popular russian stage t.v. and film actor yulia paris hilton is taking her talents to be edge and is set to star in a film directed by clint shipping go. at this point it is unclear whether the american made team or their russian counterparts will be the 1st to arrive but if by chance they were to get to the ice at the same time things could get a little cramped don't believe it just ask a cosmonaut sometimes there are moments when it's impossible not

returning to a state of civil war. 4 astronauts are on their way back to earth from the international space station capsule will splash down in the gulf of mexico off the coast of florida the 1st cruise to be brought back from the space station by space x. as part of its partnership with nasa once it lands the company hopes to refurbish the capsule to be used again on future missions one of the world's most recognizable landmarks has reopened and it's only the leaning tower of pisa have been closed for nearly 6 months following a 2nd wave of code 19 but number of visitors allowed in the u.s. but a halt with special a loans to ensure that they maintain social distancing. scrutiny with us hello adrian for good here in doha the headlines allowed 0 india's coronavirus crisis continues to spiral out of control a record 3700 people died in the past 24 hours according to indian media but there were 392000 new cases the government is desperate to expand its vaccination program but it struggling to meet demand al-jazeera is elizabeth problem has more on the vaccine shortage from new delhi. like many other r

the four astronauts did not leave the international space station on crude. n people on board. you may recall april 24th, a brand new, fresh crew of astronauts launched from the kennedy space center. in miami. phil keating, fox news. oakland, a's pitcher jesus elizardo is on the injured list after he broke a finger while playing a video game. the team says he bumped his throwing hand on a table while playing the game before saturday start against baltimore. uzardo couldh but in x ray eventually showed a hairline fracture in his pinkie finger. the ace lost that game on saturday, but they had a great come from behind win yesterday over those orioles, the ayes have a one game lead in the a l west new 49ers quarterback trade land spent the weekend in the bay area, the 20 year old front. north dakota state university, was drafted thursday night and flew into the south bay the next day. the 49ers shared some video on social media of lance walking onto the field that levi stadium for the first time. the team also revealed lance will be wearing the number five the sam

the journey from the international space station took six and a half hours.'s it from me for the time being. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. we will see you soon. good morning. weather across the uk is on the change. yes, it's turning increasingly wet and windy this bank holiday monday, and then that's going to be replaced by a case of sunny spells and blustery showers. and all the time, the temperatures disappointing, cold, for early may. so, the culprit arrives through the night. it's going to bring wet and windy weather in from the west, and that rain is going to continue to track its way steadily eastwards. now, ahead of it, quite a lot of cloud around, so it will be a frost—free start to monday — something we've not seen for quite some time. but the cloud, the wind and the rain's on its way, moving out of northern ireland into southern scotland, northern england and parts of wells during the morning, probably not arriving into london and east anglia until the end of the afternoon and maybe not arriving at all in the far north of scotland.

these astronaut spent almost 6 months in orbit at the international space station.they splash down in the gulf of mexico in a rare nighttime landing right so you can go. back to journey home only 6 and a half hours. just a little over my house off to the space x. team for building such a great vehicle and also the recovery operations tonight was was fun no more 1st time in the crew vehicle that night the mission was part of nasa public private partnership with elan musk's rocket company space x. it's being viewed as one step closer to achieving commercial space travel in the near future. or goal is one day that everyone's a space person and so this is just an exciting 1st step for that and we're very excited to see it starting to take off space x. will launch another mission for nasa later this year and is also planning its 1st all civilian trip to orbital happy reunions with their families and loved ones thanks again for fly in space x. . in formula one lewis hamilton has extended his lead at the top of the championship standings after winning the porch the green g

the international space station i guess is under the radar and eventually. abs, the radar and eventuallyezos and richard branson go to about 100 kilometres away from earth and elon musk, of course, is planning to take people to the international space station, which is over 400 kilometres away from earth and those tickets will be costing over 55 million us dollars and the duration would be about ten days so that is a whole different level of experience and, of course, these entrepreneurs dream big and they do want to take people on holidays to mars when the technology is available and safe. in technology is available and safe. ., technology is available and safe. . . safe. in the meantime, we are seeinr a safe. in the meantime, we are seeing a lot — safe. in the meantime, we are seeing a lot of— safe. in the meantime, we are seeing a lot of progress - safe. in the meantime, we are seeing a lot of progress in - seeing a lot of progress in terms of what is happening on the red planet with various initiatives on the part of nasa together with the likes of elon musk as well. a lot of progres

concerns residents could be affected by toxic smoke from the blaze but. 4 astronauts from the international space station have landed successfully off the coast of the u.s. state of florida the splash landing of the space x. vessel was the 1st in darkness says the apollo 8 moon mission in 1968 the journey back to earth took 6 and a half hours of. may 1st international workers day demonstrations have been taking place all over europe in some cities protests were directed against coronavirus rules but in paris police clashed with activists demanding stronger labor protections. from the bards the french left in charge of red turn governments thousands of pounds. i'm going to protest. the straight lost my thirst. on the margins of the much fire and fury in broken glass clashes as i'm confronted the place who used tea gas sending the crowd scattering. she gets to in belgium bikie midges can the save this was no workers' rights gathering instead it was a protest party organizers by the young. and those who feel like they're losing the youth vote lockdowns police said the party violated covered rules and broke

the four astronauts did not leave the international space. station on crude. till seven people on board. you may recall back on april 24th brand new, fresh crew of astronauts launched from the kennedy space center in miami. phil keating, fox news. all right. a beautiful day today. temperatures did warm up today a few degrees 8 to 10 in some places warmer tomorrow. still we're gonna see some low nineties. the reason for that is the high pressure the winds going off shore. if you look at the golden gate bridge what's missing this time of year would be the fog, right? you look out the coast and in may, april, you expect to see some fog typically, and we're not seeing it. we've got winds. they're basically kind of going north and little bit northeast and so is pushing the fog away from the coast. it's also accelerating the winds. as you know, up in the valley up in the woodland area davis area right through that central% valley, northern central valley, where there's a red flag warning, which picks up solano parts of solano county or most of solano county, so this

take hollywood to outer space cruise is due to start shooting a film this october at the international space station well now he's got home picture russia's space agency has announced plans to sheet a russian feature film on the i s s also. the film crew will undergo astronaut training before taking off just space let's see who gets there 1st. and tom cruise is back on screen next year with the 7th film in the mission impossible franchise the 1st one came out in 1996 meaning cruise's alter ego ethan hunt has been protecting the world from impending disaster for 25 years we leave you with this look back to our. besides vacation. despite the pandemic. impact i'm sad and the nothern german state thank you. very sly really are at the center of a tourism pilot project and my negative covert tests are part of it. on d. w. w's crime fighters are back to little africa's most successful radio drama series continues from the only besos are available online and of course you can share and discuss song w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms to. tune in no. such. i could hardly believe it aft

welcome back 4 astronauts of safely return to earth from the international space station in a new 1st for commercial space travel they became the 1st crew to splash down in the sea aboard a craft made by space x. on nasa's behalf you know harding has mall. space x. cup is praise 1st question after more than 5 months in space for astronauts on board the dragon spacecraft splash down in the gulf of mexico off the coast of florida. after a 6 and a half hour journey back from the international space station or i assess they landed safely becoming the 1st crew to return from orbit in a space x. mission in partnership with nasa the night time splashdown was nasa's 1st since 1968 when apollo 8 the 1st mission to send astronauts around the moon returned to earth i think this is a remarkable achievement of a church of a life time for many of us and something to be proud of. americans michael hopkins victor glover and shannon walker along with the gucci of japan are the 4 astronauts on board this was glover's 1st time in space he's also the 1st black nasa astronaut to be a member of an i s s cr