is the importance of jupiter i think jupiter is most important planet in any solar system 1st because of the evolution of jupiter was directly influencing the formation of the earth and all small planets sell air you can perfectly say that there would have been no life on earth if there was no jupiter in the solar system . not only because it was protecting us from asteroids and many many many pacts but also because the evolution of the orbit of the and and even maybe the formation of life and everything is related to the presence of jupiter we know that you peter has influenced the formation of asteroid zone between mars and jupiter and so obviously. from the point of view of formation of solar system thinks would have been completely different there would have been no there would have been no way to put it even in a solar system the is it the public still has great interest in the certainly there's been less in the astronaut and strongly magian of the moon and everything is hard to get the public get involved in this i think it's getting harder and harder to get public involved in t

but the concept has been the subject of spirited debate among researchers because the side trip to jupiter would require the probe to be equipped with its own nuclear power plant entailing an enormous investment even for nasa guys where one or 3 of the way we think that's progress i think we have to discuss a couple of your folk or boatman discuss the flight route with the nasa team once again and the costs were too high so when you trajectory had to be found russell howard and folk aboard considered one path might work as an alternative to the jupiter route we're going to change the trajectory of our satellite by hitting readers and then. go directly to the sun. and i can see the ok so here i am sitting on my rocket i have to get the speed right true. you need end the nasa scientists agreed that the probe should start off toward venus where it will be slowed down by passing by before continuing onward to the sun. these also significantly increases the available measuring times because the packers solar probe will not go around the sun just twice but $24.00 times. the european space agency

but the concept has been the subject of spirited debate among researches because the side trip to jupiter would require the probe to be equipped with its own nuclear power plant entailing an enormous investment even for nasa guys very much i wonder is there if you think that's progress i think we have to discuss a couple of your focus boatman discussed the flight route with the nasa team once again and the costs were too high so when you trajectory had to be found russell howard and folk aboard considered what path might work as an alternative to the jupiter route we're going to change the trajectory of our satellite by hitting venus and then go directly to the sun. and i could see the ok so here i am sitting on my rocket i have to get the speed right true. you need end the nasa scientists agreed that the probe should start off toward venus where it will be slowed down by passing by before continuing onward to the sun. this also significantly increases the available measuring times because the parker solar probe will not go around the sun just twice but 24 times. the european space agency

parkers solar probe also requires a lot of energy for its long flight 1st it must fly to faraway jupiterto pick up extra momentum and be flung by its gravitational pull before venturing onward to the sun. but the concept has been the subject of spirited debate among researches because the side trip to jupiter would require the probe to be equipped with its own nuclear power plant entailing an enormous investment even for nasa guys but i wonder is that really the way we think that's progress i think we have to discuss because most of your focus boatman discussed the flight route with the nasa team once again and the costs were too high so a new trajectory had to be found russell howard and folk aboard considered one part might work as an alternative to the jupiter route we're going to change the trajectory of our satellite by hitting venus and then. go directly to the sun. like a 5th of ok so here i am sitting on my rocket i have to get the speed right true. in e.-n. to the nasa scientists agreed that the probe should start off toward venus where it will be slowed down by passing by befor

but the concept has been the subject of spirited debate among researches because the side trip to jupiter would require the probe to be equipped with its own nuclear power plant entailing an enormous investment even for nasa guys wander through it if you think that's progress i think we have to discuss a couple of your focus boatman discussed the flight route with the nasa team once again and the costs were too high so a new trajectory had to be found russell howard and folk aboard considered one path might work as an alternative to the jupiter route we're going to change the trajectory of our satellite by hitting venus and then. go directly to the sun. like the ok so here i am sitting on my rocket i have to get the speed right true. in the end the nasa scientists agreed that the probe should start off toward venus where it will be slowed down by passing by before continuing onward to the sun. this also significantly increases the available measuring times because the parker solar probe will not go around the sun just twice but 24 times. the european space agency e.s.a. is also working on

but the concept has been the subject of spirited debate among researches because the side trip to jupiter would require the probe to be equipped with it's own nuclear power plant entailing an enormous investment even for nasa guys i wonder. if you think that's progress i think we have to discuss it because most of your focus boatman discussed the flight route with the nasa team once again and the costs were too high so a new trajectory had to be found russell howard and folk aboard considered one part might work as an alternative to the jupiter route we're going to change the trajectory of our satellite by hitting venus and then. go directly to the sun. and i can see the ok so here i am sitting on my rocket i have to get the speed right true. you need into the nasa scientists agreed that the probe should start off toward venus where it will be slowed down by passing by before continuing onward to the sun. the so also significantly increases the available measuring times because the parker solar probe will not go around the sun just twice but $24.00 times. the european space agency e.s.a.

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transactional relationship, because of celebrity, their neighbours and florida, belichick owns a home in jupiterr mara largo and palm beach and they are golfing buddies, and i think that is what a lot of this what about, president trump, probably more than other presidents, uses this to report his political friends and his golfing buddies and his personalfriends, he grew up around the naval academy and their culture and the attack on the capital last week has to be in affro nts to capital last week has to be in affronts to everything that belichick stands for and that the us naval academy stands for and it would be a really bad look for bill belichick to be accepting this award ina public belichick to be accepting this award in a public ceremony so soon after basically an insurrection last week. he comes at a time when even golf has distanced itself from the president. the us pg announcing yesterday that it was roping up its contract with the trump owned bedminster course for next year's championship also after trump was elected from the customary white house visit for sports champions became es

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but after hosting debate watch parties and phone and text banking before election day, jupiter says it feels personal. >> it finally reached what we wanted to reach the last four years. >> we'll have live continuing coverage of tomorrow's inauguration on-air and online. it begins at 4:30 in the morning with kris sanchez, live in washington, d.c. on "today in the bay." the ceremony begins at 7:00 in the morning our time. joe biden will officially be sworn in at 9:00 in the morning our time. as we saw earlier with president-elect biden, landmarks across the bay area and across the country, are lit in gold, as a nationwide remembrance of the 400,000 americans who lost their lives to covid. in the bay area, levi stadium, city halls in san jose and san francisco, are all awash in gold. >>> tonight in san francisco, the search is on for coronavirus vaccine. mayor breed with the bombshell announcement that the city health department could be out of vaccine by this thursday. one supervisor so upset with the vaccine rollout, he is demanding that health leaders come up with a workable plan. terr

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influential business leaders are calling for people to switch to another service legal journal sparrow's jupiter with america's lawyer has more on the controversy molly thank you so much for joining us what are the data sharing changes facebook and whatsapp are actually implementing. well basically users have to agree to this new privacy policy which means their personal data is allowed to be shared with facebook and if they don't agree to allowing their personal data to be shared with facebook then they will no longer be able to use whatsapp so you can imagine that's got a lot of people in a little bit of a tizzy especially when whatsapp is basically embedded in its marketing d.n.a. that it's all about privacy so for an encrypted messaging system to not you know kind of if you will on their promise of not sharing your personal data it's really caused some waves and what type of data is actually being shared. well it's there's a wide range of user information with other facebook companies including your phone number brant your contacts even the make model and mobile phone company that you use as

the family and emergency medicine doctor and fox news medical in jupiter.s. what was it like to have, did you have any aftereffects? >> happy new year, it was an amazing day because it signified and gave us a sense of relief and joy we are on our way to abolishing this pandemic. i didn't have any side effects, just a little bit of soreness in my arm, i got the shot a couple of days ago. i will need the second dose and 28 days so we will see how that affects me. some have no side effects, some may have body aches or headache or fever but that's transient and less about a day but it's something we need to get out for everyone, for all americans as soon as possible. as you know, it will be done in phases, phase one, nursing home residents, healthcare workers, frontline healthcare workers and then the rest of americans and hopefully an expedient fashion, especially as the number of cases are going up at an unrelenting pace especially after seeing this new variant in california and florida colorado. eric: how concerned are you about this new one? they say vaccin

learn more at phoenix.edu jon: stargazers given a rare tree, jupiter, saturn and mercury appeared toether in the evening sky what is called the three planet conjunction, they are squeezing within a circle smaller than 5 degrees as seen from earth, if you missed seeing at sunset this evening you might be able to catch them when the sun goes down tomorrow but it will be very low on the western horizon. in africa scientists say they made an incredible discovery, to dwarf giraffe were found in uganda, the site is a the animal short stubby legs are caused by a skeletal condition that is very rare and wild animals. and don't miss the wiseguys america's future, trade gaudi lisa conversation on our country got to the boiling point, where we go from here, catching tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. that is how fox reports on this sunday january 10, 2021, i am jon scott, thank you for joining us this evening, justice with judge jeanine is up next. ♪. judge jeanine: breaking tonight, apple joins with google and suspends parler from its app store, hello and welcome to jus

earlier down the coast in jupiter, florida, uh-uh, that will not happen anymore.ake a listen. >> this is for florida residents. we understand a place like north palm beach county, you have people that live here six months. that's fine. they use the hospitals here. they pay taxes. but to just kind of come in from another country or whatever, you know, we don't support that. we're not going to allow that. we're not doing that. we're not doing vaccine tourism. ashley: there you have it. and now there are new rules in place. firstly, you have to be a full-time or part-time resident. you have to prove that. you have to have florida i.d., bring along something like a utility bill. and certainly no foreign or out-of-state applicants. we've been watching literally well over 1000 cars roll through these clinics set up in six different tents here. they have been going all day, very efficiently i should say. i spoke to one laidly mary partridge. you just had your shop, what do you think of people coming out-of-state to get their vaccinations. here is what she said. >> i don'

commissioner jupiter-jones did you have a comment?ioner jupiter-jones: yeah, i just wanted to echo, first, just gratitude for the department and the staff. i also was able to get a briefing last week on all of this. and really i'm just honored and excited to be a part of this work and to really, i mean, it's been said before but it is -- yeah, it's motivating to me to hear that we're starting from this place of real authentic, honest, reflection of the history of how we got to where we are. and i think that gives me hope and optimism because as people have said this is a heavy load. this isn't just one plan and one meeting and one discussion, this is -- if we're trying to battle, you know, centuries of systemic racism, it's going to take a while for us to build systems of anti-racism. and so i just want to say, you know, to express my gratitude for everyone and especially the staff who i do believe too has been doing this work even before it was kind of mandated from the city. and that's important to recognize. and then all these -- a

plus wait til you see what the two stockses -- to jupiter yesterday are doing right now. we're going to show you what posh and woof, petco, what those investors are dealing with in this final hour. markets are taking a gut punch -- well, a bit of it -- thanks to today's december retail sales report that showed a drop for a third straight month. it was way worse than expected here. the retailers are getting wrecked at the moment, all down more than 1, 1.7%. then the start of the first quarter earnings season. jpmorgan reported record quarterly profit, but wells fargo saw a 10% drop in revenue, getting hammered down about 7%: and then the s&p, overall for the fourth quarter earnings season, the s&p 500 expects that to be nearly 10% lower year-over-year, but all it tax, right, is one company to report numbers to turn the sentiment around. which companies might be the ones to do that and do you buy ahead of that? right to our floor show traders on this friday. let me start with phil flynn. what do you think here? is there one or two names and one or two sectors that can actua

it's a rare three plan net conjunction, mercury, jupiter, saturn this weekend.ludes a planetary trio defined by planets within a circle with a diameter less than five degrees in width, can be visualized with 3:00 fingers held together at arms lent. if you're into it you probably get that. if you're not you probably don't. last time this happened, october 15th. it has been a while. we'll be right back. shingles? dios mio. so much pain. maria had to do everything for me. she had these awful blisters on her back. i don't want shingles when i'm your age. actually, if you're 50 or older, you're at increased risk that's life, nothing you can do... uh, shingles can be prevented. shingles can be whaaaat? prevented. you can get vaccinated. where? at your pharmacy, prevented. your doctor's - hold on! don't want to go through that! 50 years or older? get vaccinated for shingles. now. 50 years or older? so you're a small bor a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable i

having congressional ambitions in jupiter. thirdly, lara trump has been looking about the possibility of running for higher office in north carolina. when you look at all the various possibilities that could play out, the trump political brand has taken a significant hit in recent weeks. whether or not they are able to rebuild, we don't know. they still enjoy popularity among a certain contingency of the conservative movement. it is not known whether their path forward is still there. tom: kevin cirilli at the capitol and throughout this day of celebration of the presidency of joseph beau biden. emily wilkins at freedom plaza as well. away from air force one is the automobile, quietly ensconced for mr. biden. as mr. biden attends church at saint matthews, we have jeanne zaino and rick davis. we have the automobile leaving blair house. esther and misses biden moving off to search -- church. the symbolism we have here this morning, the differences of this visit to a church, versus a visit by the president to a church during the

peace and i'm not just talking about the musical but also on the night of the winter solstice where jupiter and saturn have come closest then they will and 800 years. i'm just throwing it out there as another possibility for this conversation. with that i go to the terrestrial and earthbound we will structure the conversation like a big picture of what is going on politically and culturally right now and how to bear down a little more in terms there things we might be able to collectively and what we might be able to doal individually to make sure the sum of all of our fears doesn't come to pass. on that divisive election for some people it is not quite ov over, maybe you can both reflect for a moment and i'm struck by this by looking at the message boards and discussion on the left and the right that each side, if there are two sides at least major sides has a perspective that the other in the united states is intensely antidemocratic, the democrats essentially tried to steal the 2016 election awayal from trumpr from the democrat perspective that russia and trump colluded to steal the elec

it let us watch a comet hit the atmosphere of jupiter and teach us so much more about how the gaseous planets in our solar system work. susan: the title of your book is "hand prints on hubble." where does that come from? dr. sullivan: i've said long for many years that although my name is not one of the most commonly associated names with hubble, the names of the space walkers that did the repairs are more top of mind, but i made enough contributions to hubble i feel like, i used to say a fingerprint on every hubble discovery. and as i was writing the book i learned that there are actually are real hand prints on hubble where the space walking astronauts that did the repairs touched it. who is known colloquially as dr. hubble, john took a picture on his last space walk of some of those scuff marks and some of those hand prints. so i switched fingerprints into hand prints, the alliteration is a little better and i used that picture to close the book. the people i wanted to celebrate here, the ron sheffields, the peter leons, they, like i, they have hand prints on hubble, even if our na

"wall street journal", fox news jupiter, will covid relief, medical and economic still remain priority new administration? >> i think that is going to be priority coming in. he got to do something to correct the trajectory on this. it's been mismanaged up until now, record number of cases and deaths, very slow rollout of the vaccine, much slower and has been broadcast. the biden administration will have to be focused very intently on addressing the coronavirus because everything else follows from that. the economic recovery we hope to see in 2021 will have it only if he get the virus tamed but out there things are going to fall in place after that. he has a big agenda and now he controls the senate and house. but by very slim margins. the rest of his agenda, his cabinet, secretaries approve getting judges into positions, addressing expansion of the affordable care act, issues on immigration, all of those will be actively pursued to take advantage of this agenda or advantage he now has in the house and senate but he's also going to be very careful because it is a slim one and he'll have

commissioner jupiter-jones did you have a comment?jupiter-jones: yeah, i just wanted to echo, first, just gratitude for the department and the staff. i also was able to get a briefing last week on all of this. and really i'm just honored and excited to be a part of this work and to really, i mean, it's been said before but it is -- yeah, it's motivating to me to hear that we're starting from this place of real authentic, honest, reflection of the history of how we got to where we are. and i think that gives me hope and optimism because as people have said this is a heavy load. this isn't just one plan and one meeting and one discussion, this is -- if we're trying to battle, you know, centuries of systemic racism, it's going to take a while for us to build systems of anti-racism. and so i just want to say, you know, to express my gratitude for everyone and especially the staff who i do believe too has been doing this work even before it was kind of mandated from the city. and that's important to recognize. and then all these -- all of

ainsley: don junior is looking at the jupiter island area. >> and step onto the stage, back to congressmanl hear a lot of the same message. to be unified and optimistic and wish him well and god bless him. will: we thank every public servant for their service to the country. the rotors finally stopped and the door will pop open in 30 seconds. one of the things about him, congressman, even though the last couple months we have been hearing a lot about the election and things like that and the attack on your business place, the congress, donald trump and four years got a lot done. >> absolutely did. leading up to the election, what we should have been talking about more, the left will continue to try to tell us donald trump's presidency is what caused this economic meltdown in the global pandemic, this is factually untrue and we are not going to stand for this rewriting of history. the facts are that policy under this administration and the republican party was the best economy and almost a century, led to the highest wage growth and lowest earners ever. it was phenomenal what was happening.