the annual celebration of the independence of the republic of jupiter takes place on april 1st. some think it's a joke, but every one celebrates with her aids and a grand festival. and flying the flag of the republic a hand with a whole, a sign that you can't hold on to anything in life. unfortunately, not even a republic for poor artists. because in recent years, rich russians and lithuanians have turned sheepish into a trendy neighbourhood. the most expensive residential area in all of vilnius was his heart liber new people are coming. but who are this new people? philip roland, wish to keep the spirit to defending the spirit of the artist republic remains yet another task for its foreign minister. since the government of jupiter has no defense minister, many residents of which rupees have organized anti war demos and protests to show their solidarity with ukraine. the georgian artist, god, god, was sheets. it is one of these artist activists. so what's the painting about? i can see heroism, a ukrainian flag. so it's all about the ukranian lake. the heroism of the people lay s

and for jupiter we did at toss to jupiter because it is so bright. can be challenging to guide on it and look at the same things like its moons. we did that test during commissioning and it worked. data is in the archives. on so there are programs in the first year of science peer-reviewed programs to study jupiter and the system we are now confident will execute. that initial data was a couple seconds to prove we can track the initial data which is a couple seconds to prove we can track jupiter as it moves though so go live in the archive later this week too. >> the jupiter images are beautiful. >> thank you. nicole and renee flynn to take the question but xo planets as well? next i can start. for the closest xo planet system to us that one does not transit at start. it's one of the main ways what will be studying xo planets. we cannot at the moment to use web to study that system. however, mention potentially habitable planets webb will be observing every single planet in the system. several of those are considered to be in the capitol zone of that

and for jupiter, we did a test of jupiter just because jupiter is so bright that it can be challengingto guide on it and look at the faint things like it's moons. but we did that testing commissioning and it worked, and the data are in the archives. and so, there are programs in the first year of science, peer reviewed, approved programs to study jupiter in the chauvin system that we now are confident we will execute. and then that initial data, which is a couple of seconds to prove, okay, yes, we can track that initial data, which is a couple of seconds to prove, okay, as we contract to qatar as it moves. -- those all go live in the archive later this week. >> those jupiter images are beautiful. >> they made me very happy. >> okay thank you, nikole, rene if you want to take the question about exoplanet as well. >> yeah, sure i. can start. for the closest exoplanet a us, that one does not transit a star, so that's one of the main ways that weather will be studying exoplanet. so, we can't at the moment use webb to start that exoplanet some. however, you spoke about maybe habitable plane

you can see jupiter's hard to see rings.t moving objects. >>> the news continues. laura. >> thanks, anderson. and thank you all. i'm laura coats and this is "cnn tonight." guess what? the missing texts from secret service from january 5th and january 6th are still missing. and, no, they have not been handed over to the january 6th committee. and now the national archives wants answers about the, quote, unquote, potential unauthorized deletion. forget about trump's closest advisors. secret service was omnipresent. full stop. the texts written by the agents who would have been, by necessity, in the rooms where it happened could be the ke

explorer was launched aboard a jupiter rocket. after the failure of vanguard von brown went to eisen the eisenhower's station. 's that the redstone program be given a chance to prove their capabilities. initially the eisenhower's reluctant but because of the failure of vanguard allowed bound brown and his team to proceed. what the eisenhower's station probably didn't realize at the time was that. underneath the army at the redstone arsenal in huntsville, alabama von brown and his team of rocket scientists had been perfecting the redstone rocket. von brown made some tweaks to the redstone rocket and then changed its name to jupiter. then utilizing the technology that had already been developed 90 days after the launch of vanguard. von brown's jupiter rocket with explorer one lifts off and one of the discoveries from the explorer one satellite was the van allen radiation belts. and that's von brown after the explorer one success with president eisenhower's eisenhower's office. go ahead to the next slide. so at this time the eisenhow

t do jupiter -like planet and earth size planets as well.— jupiter -like planet and earth size planetsant to follow u- with planets as well. i do want to follow up with that. _ planets as well. i do want to follow up with that, does _ planets as well. i do want to follow up with that, does this _ planets as well. i do want to follow up with that, does this mean - planets as well. i do want to follow up with that, does this mean this l up with that, does this mean this telescope might be able to tell us whether there is alien life out there? t whether there is alien life out there? :, , whether there is alien life out there? . there? i really hope so. whether it will confirm _ there? i really hope so. whether it will confirm necessary, _ there? i really hope so. whether it will confirm necessary, but - there? i really hope so. whether it will confirm necessary, but i - will confirm necessary, but i imagine we could find the most earthlike planet with the myth earthlike planet with the myth earthlike atmosphere around the most unlike staff, oxygen, carbon dioxide and ozone in the atmosph

explorer was launched aboard a jupiter rocket. after the failure of vanguard, von braun went to the eisenhower administration and asked that the red stone program be given a chance to prove their capabilities. initially, the eisenhower administration was reluctant. but because of the failure of vanguard, it allowed von braun and his team to proceed. but the eisenhower administration probably didn't realize at the time was underneath the army, at the red stone arsenal in huntsville, alabama, von braun and his team of rocket scientists have been perfecting the red stone rocket. von braun it's some tweaks to the red zone rocket and then changed its name to jupiter. then using the technology that had already been developed 90 days after the launch of vanguard. von braun jupiter rocket, with explore one, liftoff. one of the discoveries from the explore one satellite was the van allen radiation belts. that's von braun, after the explore one success, with eisenhower, in eisenhower's office. go ahead to the next slide. so, at this time th

and the more distant gas giants, jupiter, and saturn, all sun, like all the stars, is a vast ball of gas slowly collapsing under its own gravity. the enormous temperature and pressure caused the lighter elements in it to begin fusing together into heavier ones. releasing energy, some of it as light. so stars produce their own light, earth and the other planets in our solar system on the other hand, don't generate gravitational fields strong enough to cause them to collapse and begin nuclear fusion. so they don't produce their own light. they only reflect the light of the sun, but the other planets is so much closer to earth than the distant stars that they seemed to shine just as brightly, if not more so, even though they aren't emitting lights themselves. in effect, perfectly demonstrated by the brightest object in the night sky, the celestial sphere closest to earth of all the moon. mm. the night sky would not be complete without the moon to us. it appears to wax and wane, but its position is actually, it is changing in relation to the earth. it revolves around our planet in an ell

june 2022, 5 celestial bodies aligned in a kind of planetary parade across the heavens. satin mos jupiter and venus will still be visible for a few more weeks. a string of puff lined up along the horizon. close i, gabriel asa from columbia had a question about that. why to the planets we see in the night sky, shine like stars even to the naked eye. a few of the small ducks of light up in the firmament, standout, while most of them keep a constant distance to each other. a selected few move in relation to the rest. the ancient greeks called them the aesthetic planet tie or wanderings. ah, they noticed the light from the wanderers was all so different than that from the more fixed points. they didn't twinkle, but shone with a steadier gleam. but the mystery only began to really unravel with the invention of the telescope. it revealed that like the moon and the sun, the spheres we called planets were closer to us than the more distant stars. ah . the fact that there close, at least in astronomical terms, is one reason why some of the other planets in our solar system are visible from the ear

and the more distant gas giants, jupiter, and saturn, all sun, like all the stars, is a vast ball of gas slowly collapsing under its own gravity. the enormous temperature and pressure caused the lighter elements in it to begin fusing together into heavier ones. releasing energy, some of it as light. so stars produce their own light, earth and the other planets in our solar system on the other hand, don't generate gravitational fields strong enough to cause them to collapse and begin nuclear fusion. so they don't produce their own light. they only reflect the light of the sun, but the other planets is so much closer to earth than the distant stars that they seemed to shine just as brightly, if not more so, even though they aren't emitting the light themselves. an effect perfectly demonstrated by the brightest object in night sky, the celestial sphere closest to earth of all the moon. mm. the night sky would not be complete without the moon to us. it appears to wax and wane, but its position is actually, it is changing in relation to the earth. it revolves around our planet in an ellip

processed like the other detailed images, but the different filters were able to show off some of jupiter'st are going to come out from here on out. >>> when in rome, take a trip down memory lane that's russell crowe there visiting the italian capital with his family, tweeting out that photo taken outside the iconic coliseum, he wrote, taking the kids to see my old office his fans loved it. took us all back 22 years ago, when crowe won the oscar for "gladiator." still one of the best movies of all time >> souper, super smart caption. >> thank you for starting your day with >>> right now, searching for a suspected shooter, the new information police are releasing in a deadly bowling alley shooting. >>> capping rent to help tenants make it in the bay, the city that could change rental laws. this is "today in the bay" streaming live. good tuesday morning to you. >> we are starting out with a look at the forecast for this tuesday morning.

nasa we see the shadow europa or jupiter's opening moves swell.of europa and two other means. and in another image of the seniors hard to see ranks. that webb can pick a pale objects, while also capturing detail on fast-moving bright objects, both of which will come in handy as explores jupiter, mars and saturn. the news continues, i want to head over to laura coates and cnn tonight. thanks anderson, thank you all, i am laura coats, and this is cnn tonight. guess what? the missing tax from conservatives on january 5th and six, they are, still missing. no, they have not been handed over to the general six committee. now, the national archives want answers to what they called the quote unquote potential unauthorized deletion

nasa we see the shadow europa or jupiter's opening moves swell. there's off these new photos giving us another view of europa and two other means. and in another image of the seniors hard to see ranks. that webb can pick a pale objects, while also capturing detail on fast-moving bright objects, both of which will come in handy as explores jupiter, mars and saturn. the news continues, i want to head over to laura coates and cnn tonight. thanks anderson, thank you all, i am laura coats, and this is cnn tonight. guess what? the missing tax from conservatives on january 5th and six, they are, still missing. no, they have not been handed over to the general six committee. now, the national archives want answers to what they called the quote unquote potential unauthorized deletion. forget about trump's closest advisers. secret service was omnipresent, full stop. those text were and by the agents but a city in the rooms where it happened could be the key to the investigation, as testimony, of course, presents themselves as well. giving evidence about the

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he says, well, of course, i'm not quite jupiter jupiter was aland. about the jupiter volcano , sergey viktorovich spoke about the president of the macron and his statements. well really. in general, from the french. one would expect. uh, hmm, more ethical statements, but, because he said, if i remember correctly, something like the following, what he is worried about the military and diplomatic activity of russia in africa and what he would not call is even cooperation, but support for absolutely failed illegitimate regimes . and the junt well, in general, if you look at the list of countries that we visited in africa, if he reacted to this, then it was quite insulting for african states that continue, in spite of everything, to consistently develop relations with the russian federation well, in general, as i understand it, some kindred relations are close. does zelensky have a macron or a macron? zelensky well, because, well, that's on their own heads, that's how they do it. you need to know this, of course. well, uh, here, of course, the main reaso

moreover, jupiter is a dwarf and will grow no more than 15 kg. chef well, so we see it ourselves, and with the overhaul, there are some traces of a hole there. if it looks like traces of an unscrupulous streak of an overhaul, after the overhaul , we'll find out from the experts after the news. well, well, it's the same. in live shevtsov hello the division of the ukrainian security forces was left with a minimum amount of weapons and ammunition . if a few months ago the troops were well provided for, now they are left with almost nothing retreating. the militants are throwing into western weapons, this is also due to the fact that no one knows how to repair foreign arsenals. this also applies to long-range american 777 howitzers . it was said that they should be repaired on the spot. well, as if it's almost impossible under permanent. i talked with those who, uh, took quick courses, it turns out they were shown, as it were, ah. they didn’t even really know how, uh, how, that the sappers of the western military district were doing this without harm

i meant jupiter, read it to you, but i saw this like you put in that issue that the bus they on this and you get the part about after sure. more to it in your some that the blue one yet. so who is this? this is gonna get there so the bit thinker would that opportunity to shop personally bullied utah school to mention a 2 bedroom apartment. and i won't. i'm sooner to be here by the deal of what let's see deal of what time will probably feel paula. paula: soon as she does y'all close by: will it? i knew paula wants me to south da da, i'm sure as beat it dark ones or soon as you meet them, show up. i beat the said i had to put a new deal. it was me just up get fullness to sub ideal. so we're waiting. you didn't was name gab, so should there shortly. give. couldn't it elected? yes. yes. dr. watson. william district that you're pretty yes. what slot by you know? yes. over the years, but they, you ha, if you could, yes, one of those members come in the comment that we used and i'm not sure but it's at the moment, but it's similar, but i still didn't, was not get a shim was not good for me.

why would that need to be registered in jupiter? what are they trying to hide? it when i get ready and something done that you can use as many rolling forrest thing, gary, which is the russian owner of a huge pulp and paper company without the garbage senior bars had a massive fortune from paper poll. but we were also told that he wasn't involved in that said there was the obvious question of, well, where is the money coming from? that's it. so i got his father. if somebody says, i don't, i didn't play a part. i cleared alice and see if they didn't know i thought, but antonio in garbage didn't have the funds to sustain the club affordable with their friends. i just wrote the fans at this point just felt they'd take them to ride. suddenly we turned into just another trapping crisis. the russian owner sold the club, he left renting, holding a big bill that he'd run out with no, no money left to pay it. oh, what is some use then discuss is another strategy that will give mr. x, the green light to bind english football club. you with the person who i for game separa

i'm in jupiter infinity, but i saw this, i keep it in that issue that the bus stay on the so you get in for about about enough to sure more than it did. yes, i'm going to move now lou on yet. so we're just gonna get there. so the booster mika would not operate the liter. she'll presume bullied utah school convention international funding. and i won't. i'm sooner to find the deal. well, let's see deal of what i don't really feel paula. paula: soon as you get your close by will it will you promise me to south got down. sure. as beat there it doc: wonder about a lot of sinners to meet them. so i beat them, said i just put in the dealer to bear with me just up get bonus juice over deal. so when you get him his name gab. so should this only give it? couldn't it elected? yes, yes. don't. what of william wendy's threat? thank you. pity you. square slot by a know yes. over the years, but that you'd far as you could. yes. nurses members come in the comment that we used to them. i'm not sure what it's at the moment, but it's similar to them was not the norm valuable, a shim wassner with me, an

. >> stunning new pictures of jupiter it took took these photos of jupiter to test its performance trackingere taken using the telescope's infrared camera, 2 different wavelengths. he choosing a different filter, the exposure time. just 75 seconds. you can see year opens shadow and the great red spot and make up the bands across the giant planet. the photos have shown that the telescope can track fast-moving objects even bit better faster than scientists expected. >> hey, did just see supermoon lit up the skies around the world last supermoon is created when the moon is full and its orbit brings it closer to earth than usual. >> which is why we have these king tides around here. one name for wednesday's full moon the other name for last night. full moon. that's the buck moon. because it is the time of year when new antlers are calling on male deer or box. last month's supermoon on june 14th. it was called the strawberry moon. not because it was read, but because it appears that strawberry harvest time. so there go. oh, that's beautiful. >> good news for fans of raising canes. the popular fr

webb snapped these pics of jupiter to test its performance tracking movement, moving targets. they were taken using the telescope's near infrared camera at 2 different wavelengths. each wavelength uses a different filter and the exposure time was just 75 seconds. which is impressive. the experts say you can pus the great red spot and make out the band's across the gas giant. these images help researchers discover that the telescope's ability to track fast-moving objects is actually better than expected. >> oell, that a black bear there apparently overstayed his welcome a security camera from a home in massachusetts capture the bear trying to cool off in a backyard fish pond. but less than 2 minutes later, a koi carp was frantically darting around and kind of kicked the bear out of the pond. said to that for you. the homeowner apparently installed the security cameras after bears had repeatedly been going to cool off in the fish pond and they also ruined the vegetable garden. parents will be lawyer big. i mean, they can be big fish if they sure can. yeah. >> people thought he w

. >> is an xo planets about the size of jupiter about half the mass of jupiter it orbits around the starhree and half days. it's extremely hot, extreme close nothing like our solar system planets bird that is okay because we are seeing the first is applied at data from webb and this is just the beginning. were going to start pushing down for their smaller planets and being able to take measurements just like this with the nearest instruments that was built by the canadian space agency. where there's also three other signs instruments that will add to her knowledge of the infrared as well as the direct imaging mode along the central donetsk message there's a lot more to come for. >> not only going to be looking more planets more like the earth in the future but also looking at planets and roles own solar system. >> absolutely part of point of exciting data solar system from mars outward as well as asters and comments so stay tuned for a lot more to come. >> think assumption of colbert thank you so much for telling us about the spectrum i'll be seeing you later on today. so we have three m

and it looks like hasi recorded income, noncash income from jupiter of about $200 million.i want to rephrase that rather than taking a share of this $380 million loss, hasi through the magic of this special accounting that applies to renewable energy projects said, hmm, actually why don't we say that we got profit from this of $200 million. so that's really the core of what hasi does and this is cash -- it will never receive this cash. what it does is it reverses that income gradually over 20 years and so it's going to reverse that at about $10 million a year now, it also makes loans, especially to its emis that are pretty stressed but rather than hasi saying, hey, these loans are actually not going well, they're recording interest income in the form of piks, paid in kind. that's basically the borrower saying we're having a tough time, here's an iou, here's an iou, here's an iou so it looks like hasi is receiving interest income, but it's just adding to what appears to be this unsustainable debt load that these becorrowers already have but on a cash flow statement it looks

i would like to dedicate this award to jupiter peraza. jupiter is an incredible trailblazer in so many ways, but i became most familiar with her work through her fierce ad -- advocacy. jupiter made sure we never forget the importance of keeping the transgender district whole, that cutting it apart would destroy the minimal power they had managed to build; that splitting up the transgender district would be a clear attack on the values our city holds dear. thank you, jupiter, for your leadership and for the transgender community's unwavering commitment to lgbtq people across our city. >> good afternoon, and thank you, jeremy, so much, for that very touching and kind introduction. i would like to thank jeremy, as well, for his bold representation on the redistricting task force, and this honor is extremely and absolutely commendable on behalf of supervisor peskin. i would also like to say that in regards to redistricting, i made a promise to myself never to speak up unless it was genuine and it was honest, and it came from a very vulnerable

over 3 year jupiter hook birth for it seems that the new ice breakers might at last be able to handle the east low. typically the cold wasn't lost with your with me in winter 22 article. the 1st ice breaker in the series and siberia is big sister, made a pass through a trip to to kafka, to free 3 freighters from an ice present. are all carry and construction materials to develop a major copper deposits. they were to reach their destination. in november 2021 got stuck in the ice. so they had to wait for an ice breakers help. ah, pro city, we have a diesel in many debts. if i was push marshall, when she wasn't in 2 years, you know what they're coming from, comport them. zillion practitioner city is suddenly it's been 10 degrees. so could put a puzzle. let them, when you might go to kick us when the sick at the and he will out in the critical good you spend that he a grassy you my should a unit has asked within see should upon you to need the coordinated force with jim michelle's in your mind on the edge of the ice yet another container, ship whites for siberia. it's only been stuck for

the one of the more dinner more jojo hot jupiter shrunk of said cyril motor from a holler. what i'm hopeless. 6 i see him with. 6 a. 6 motion coming to an uber not got us. washington gopro shanker, getting a little sprinkles on the webpage and jump william jojo. that was sugarland. yep. yeah. he was like, oh, alex, on dakota kolowski was one of the commanders of the ukrainian security services alpha group in jeanette's. he was regularly sent to keep on detach service and was well aware of the situation in the protest written streets by february 2014. the situation on my dad had to escalated seriously from okay, me a was it was, it was beautiful. what? nothing on the green, you know, look around you, the new molly grapes, it's almost more than the velocity which is the phone. and you've been with you both. good. well, it will be subtle, jim. yeah, we're going to use a model from that. his name, which is little more me. it's just a couple of them. i'm bla, la, wouldn't you or do you believe she was still negative level of some the premium? i haven't finished up with your sip

there are jupiter hook 1st. part of it seems that the new ice breakers might at last be able to handle the east. lo, typically, the cold wasn't last motion. we were just on the route. mm. in winter 22 article, the 1st icebreaker in the series and siberia is big sister. made a pastor, a trip to, to got to free 3 freighters from an ice prism on all carry and construction materials to develop a major compet deposit. they were to reach their destination. in november 2021 got stuck in the ice. so they had to wait for an ice breakers help. ah prosthetic williard mccormick. additionally many deaths. if i was foolish, no marshal told when she went in to mr. so know what they come from. comport them. zillion participates. affiliate in san next billing. then recently president them, when you might go to your house, when the sick at the there you go out in the grill guard with you my should a unit has asked that when she showed up on you to a coordinated source, jim was chosen. you might have on the edge of the ice yet ano

states again, both of them meeting with the russian president that so it's really changing, shifting jupiter locally in the region. but to understand that one has to understand the global picture with china, russia and the united states are getting involved. it's just like to understand the heat ways you will just reporting on what have to understand climate change and just the same thing and mode. and i mean in terms of the areas of discussion greeted the, this possible talk this lifting of the ukrainian grain blockades as the future of syria. there's the iran you to deal. is there anything that's come out of it so far that you think is significant? well clearly i think there is some serious progress on the great issue on ukrainian exports of grain that will resolve a good part of the for the security is going on and much of the global shock. so i think that's important. i think we probably will see, it is all we've seen earlier in the day, some major progress between turkey and iran. did relations have not been very good over the last 3 or 4 or 5 years, but now they seem to have picked up.

why nature was so keen to expand, of course, and the instinct jupiter, they go instinct which here, which is there. and if we look at the battlefield today and ukraine, we will see the names of cities and towns which were mentioned in the same context 100 years ago, 300 years ago. so this is an area of field, for instance, and permanent jew political competition in eastern europe. so that when you talk about instance geopolitical competition, it has a sort of instinctual and somewhat unconscious filter because you come from a school of rail politik. and this is a very cognitive, very sort of mounting the base school. you calculate the interest of one party or your own interest. you see how they can be compatible. you try not to buy more than you can choose, which is a major liability. and in foreign policy, but when we look at the ukranian case, it's deeply irrational. i mean, i understand rushes irrationality, you know, their historical connection and ties. but i don't understand the western insistence on getting your grant into the camp when it's i think from the reality political point

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why nature was so keen to expand, of course, and the thing jupiter go instinct which here, which is there. and if we look at the battlefield today and ukraine, we will see the names of cities and towns which were mentioned in the same context 100 years ago. 300 years ago. so this is an area of field, for instance, and permanent jew political competition in eastern europe. so that when you talk about instant geopolitical competition, it has a sort of instinctual and somewhat unconscious filter. because you come from a school of rail politik and this is a very cognitive, very sort of mounting the base school. you calculate the interest of one party a, your own interest. you see how they can be compatible. you try not to buy more than you can choose, which is a major liability and in foreign policy. but when we look at the ukranian case, it's deeply irrational. i mean, i understand russia's irrationality, you know, their historical connection and ties. but i don't understand the western insistence on getting your credit into the camp when it's i think from the reality political point of view

i it is i just this does it, does jupiter if you could have one small challenge i'm a vegetarian. do you have a vegetarian bread worst off worth um cuz it was all along a boat and we don't know, we don't get to what about elsewhere on the square with not that i know sanity. okay. budgetary and brad, versed is pretty hard to find in there. for it in general, i think my extension point to not going to anyway. yeah. yeah, i got i'm a little disappointed. no bread worse for lucas, but maybe i'll have better luck in the old town. you can easily explore efforts, old town on foot, past large magnificent townhouses. you'll also find a lot of half timbered houses ah, aunt cobblestone. it's fun to just wander around at every turn. you find romantic, elly ways? i can hardly believe this is the city of over 200000 people. ah, wealthy people lift here can tell by the ornate portals they date back to the renaissance, but the house behind them are much older. this one here, for example, is a walk in monument, a residential and commercial building from the middle ages, around the 13th century. ah