jupiter. what did you see in these images? that was unexpected or surprising to you? well the entire image just the fact that we see so much detail on jupiter, and at the same time we see the very faint rings. i mean, a million times fainter than jupiter itself. for some of the of the moons like at our stevia, which is only about 20, kilometers across and m arcia, so it that together with really defined details on jupiter's disk itself, this tiny little plumes and storm systems and, of course, the great red spots. uh and details within the great red spot, and then we see these arora. i mean the fence sort of in some of the images reddish and in other bluish glow. that extends above the poles up to about 1000 kilometers or so above the limb. you got our beef never seen before you mentioned the great red spot, but it appears white right in these images and tell everyone why. why that's important. what is the significance of that spot? well, the great red spots visible wavelengths. so if you take

we see the same side of jupiter. from those images, we can derive what the s are and jupiter's atmosphere. in to that, we use these images inn in combination with the spectra, each individual wavelengths, ad we get a three-dimensional picte a three-dimensional picture foru kind of stepped through the atme stepped through the atmosphere of jupiter. and we can determine the temperature and different gases in the atmosphere at each of these levels in the atmosphe. levels in the atmosphere. >> amazing work. these are really cool. we have been looking them all day. dr. de pater, thank you for talking us us through what sounds to be very complicated. we appreciater research. > >> a live look at sfo. the airline industry is recovering. some people are still taking vacations. some travel industrys some travel industry leaders say say now is the time to book youy travel. this evening, we take a look at by experts recommend buying your fall and winter tics now. >> reporter: it's august, and while some people are still enjoying

look at jupiter. we would never have expected to basically see the universe behid it. >> that is really spectacular. the satellite uses infrared fils because infrared light is not visible to the human eye. researchers work with citizen se work with citizen science judy schmidt of modesto to recolor ad make the details more apparent. >> i can't wait to see where they will claim that thing next. sometimes they release other nt they release other next targets are, and sometimes they don't. >> i want to see saturn. that was always my favorite of the p. >> i want to see some of the mos of the outer planets. some of the ones with a can of water. ea around jupiter. >> what about pluto >> what about pluto? pluto is ty not a planet. it is a star. >> dwarf planet. we flew by it. i would like to see it. > >> back on earth, normal weathe. normal weather. >> bring it back on down. >> boring. >> reporter: fog like last night. we will see some coastale see some coastal drizzle. a trace of rain. just moisture accumul

our science correspondent reports. >> jupiter in a whole new light. famous great red spot, a storm larger than earth, visible as a radiant white., glowing light shows dancing at the polls, faint rings and many moons standing out against a backdrop oglittering galaxies. scientists say these stunning new images artificially colored to make the features stand out, are better than they could ever have hoped. >> these images are so much more than just pretty pictures. they are pretty, glorious, but they are crisp, detailed, showing parts of jupiter, of its cloud cover, that we have not appreciated before. >> this is jupiter as seen through the hubble space telescope. it's more powerful successor, the james webb, was launched into orbit in december. since the summer, it has been sending back extraordinary images of the universe. over the years to come, the telescope will be peering ever further back in time, transforming our knowledge both of distant worlds, and planets in our own backyard. >> absolutely stunning. we have all been told a man's best friend i

it is jupiter, as the world has never seen it before. the new james web space telescope is showing off the solar systems biggest planet. the photos taken last month capture unprecedented views of his northern and southern lights in the swirling polar haze . infrared images were artificially colored to make the features stand out there and right to space commentator. and he says the images have broadened our understanding of the gas giant atmosphere. well, these are beautiful, beautiful images. we are seeing jupiter literally in a whole new light because the james web space telescope sees light at different wavelengths than our eyes do. and so that's why this image is colored ugly as it where this tells us an enormous amount about the atmosphere of jupiter. we can see the aurora borealis as it where the northern lights, the southern lights. we see the ring around jupiter, which we didn't even know existed until the 1980s. we see and moons circling jupiter and then most spectacularly. we see the huge white blog, and it's quite big because

jupiter is mainly atmosphere. there's a lot lot of weather happening here. there's the great red spot, not actually showing up as red with this filter but details including the aurora happening at either pole of jupiter. let's let's take a look what's happening back here on earth. low cloud cover even some areas of drizzle around th. the coast. tomorrow will be another warm day and maybe even hot in some locations. it will cool down by normal from wednesday into the weekend. a quiet weather pattern settling in except the air quality tomorrow will take a step backw. step backward. smoke from northern california drifting into the bay area. you will see that smudge of hayes but only reaching the moderate quality tomorrow and then we are back into the good air quality wednesday, thursday, and friday. 60 degrees, the temperature do. temperature downtown. everyone else is somewhere in the 60s even the warmest location on the the map is a degree below 70 in concord at the moment. that will will spread into the inland valley but it will not take long long to dissipa

and jupiter has never seen before. the new james web space telescope shows all the solar systems biggest planet. ah. welcome to the program. malaysia's top court is upheld a guilty verdict and jail sentence against the former prime minister in the jeep result. the jeep appealed against a 2020 conviction for money laundering and corruption, and a 12 year prison term. now prosecutors have said 4 and a half $1000000000.00 was stolen for one m. d. b fund that he co founded. the court of charging a jeep illegally receiving $10000000.00. his bill balance is 2018. pending this appeal, the jeeps legal team spoke to media shortly after the verdict. your part, the decision of the federal court would it was read by the lynette chief justice. of course, we are very sad because we lost the appeal. i only see that we seek comfort and solace in the words of a great indian doris. who said that the almighty are longer than this prince. perfect justice of roads losing column pour with mol, her the ruling and folded his lawyers initially

jupiter in a whole new light.hows — or auroras — dancing at the poles. faint rings, and two of the planet's many moons, standing out against a backdrop of glittering galaxies. scientists say the stunning new images, artificially coloured to make the features stand out, are better than they could ever have hoped for. these images are so much more than just pretty pictures. yes, they are pretty, aesthetic, glorious. but they're crisp, they're detailed, they're showing parts ofjupiter, of its cloud cover, that we haven't really appreciated before. this isjupiter, as seen through the hubble space telescope. hubble's more powerful successor, the james webb, was launched in december. and since the summer, it's been sending back extraordinary images of the universe. over the years to come, the telescope will be peering ever further back in time, transforming our knowledge, both of distant worlds and of planets in our own back yard. helen briggs, bbc news. it is just amazing. for more on this, i am joined now by planetary

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in addition, an atmospheric storm was recorded on jupiter. it is of such strength that it is capable of absorbing our planet. if it were close to jupiter, today ukraine celebrates national of the flag every year on this day in honor of the holiday, the official ceremony of raising the flag of ukraine takes place in kyiv in regional and district centers, scientists take part in the celebrations and culture, representatives of international public religious organizations and politicians this year, the rashists made adjustments to the celebration, however, the enemy will not be able to take away from us one of the symbols of statehood, as well as statehood itself. at seven o'clock with the release of news, stay with us independence we celebrated independence on august 24, gathering in the squares of ukrainian cities and around the world, we have already fought for it for more than one century and we knew that independence is the main value of life, the price paid by brave, talented, hardworking people who love their relatives and their land ukra

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those are jupiter's northern lights.le is the famous normally great red spot but white on these images. and then in this other image that's just so spectacular, you can actually see jupiter's rings. saturn isn't the only planet with rings, and what scientists say is just so remarkable about these photos, and you can see it there, just the details that webb is able to capture of just how detailed those clouds are, and that really allows scientists to get a better idea of the temperature and the composition and the chemistry and how they all interplay on that planet. >> yeah, they are so crisp and beautiful. kristin fisher, thank you so much. >>> and that does it for me. i'll be back here tomorrow. until then, don't go anywhere. the news continues right after this break. ow much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal l loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fifixed rate, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money rigight. i don't hydrate like everyone else. because

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jupiter in a whole new light.lowing light shows — or auroras — dancing at the poles. faint rings, and two of the planet's many moons, standing out against a backdrop of glittering galaxies. scientists say the stunning new images, artificially coloured to make the features stand out, are better than they could ever have hoped for. these images are so much more than just pretty pictures. yes, they are pretty, aesthetic, glorious. but they're crisp, they're detailed, they're showing parts of jupiter, of its cloud cover, that we haven't really appreciated before. this is jupiter, as seen through the hubble space telescope. hubble's more powerful successor, the james webb, was launched in december. and since the summer, it's been sending back extraordinary images of the universe. over the years to come, the telescope will be peering ever further back in time, transforming our knowledge, both of distant worlds and of planets in our own back yard. helen briggs, bbc news. we've all been told that a man's best friend is hi

even though it will follow jupiter in its motion, jupiter is rotating so cloud features a rotating and that has to be taken out in order to get images as sharp as we can see. so there's a lot of image processing that has gone into the images. >> the photos are not just beautiful they reveal vast amounts of data such as the various gases that are emitted at different altitudes and temperatures. all of the analysis could take years. >>> let's take you outside on this tuesday, a live look at the traffic camera in oakland. with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i have a bite? only from xfinity. nah. unbeatable internet. made to do anything so you can do anything. >>> welcome back. looking to adopt a new family member? consider adopting

big image that you see of jupiter only jupiter. it's made up of many individual pieces. she made a mosaic of 32 different, uh, pieces jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news . despite the international conflicts happening here on earth, we can expect to see the u. s and russia work two cosmonauts next month on a trip to the international space stnsion between the two countries won't get in the way of the work that needs to get done. i think it's important when we're at moments of possible attention elsewhere . um you know that that human space flight and exploration something that we're both both agencies are incredibly passionate about that. that remains a form of diplomacy and partnership where we can find common ground. and keep achieving great things together. the crew will launch from kazakhstan. tesla ceo elon musk has made another move in an attempt to pull out of the deal to buy twitter must subpoenaed former twitter ceo jack dorsey is part of an effort to back out of the $44 billion agreement to acquire the company must want out because he claims twitter failed to prov

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but the fact that you see galaxies sort of in the background where you take a picture of jupiter. that's quite stunning. i think the nasa website also credits citizen scientist judy schmidt of modesto, who assembled the images from the james webb space telescope. they don't come like this straight from the telescope . there's a lot of image processing that comes into play . the telescope captures the images with infrared light filters, which make it invisible to the human eye. so images were artificially colored with blue, white, green, yellow and orange to make the feature stand out. the blur from the rotating planet also had to be removed to get the images and tiny details the big image that you see of jupiter. only jupiter is made up of many individual pieces. she made a mosaic of 32 different, uh, pieces. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. attend smoke from the sixth river's fire up to our north and trinity county could possibly affect our air quality . tomorrow. you could see some pays over mount diablo tonight that smoke may drift into the bay area, prompting that advisory h

these new pictures of jupiter -- and this is, i mean, beautiful.urples. what do you see here? >> yeah, i see -- one of the first things i recognized is about 400 years ago, the first time anybody had seen jupiter through a telescope, was galileo and his telescope was about the size of a cucumber slice and now we have a telescope in space that's the size of large truck. we're getting views of a nearby gas giant planet that are just stunning. what i particularly like are the aurora. you can see at the top, at the north and south pole, you can see this glow, which is the same kind of thing you can see if you ever see the northern lights, but in this case, it's jupiter's magnetic field, and jupiter's magnetic field is 20,000 times more powerful and reaches deep, deep into space, so you're seeing, like, really powerful, really violent processes happening with a kind of detail as if you had like a super high resolution camera. >> that's very cool. that's something cool to look at. now, help us understand this cool thing to listen to. this is the sound of

. >>> and tonight here, jupiter as you've never seen it before. the new images coming in from nasa. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we do have that breaking news involving former president trump and the three officers suspended after that disturbing video in a separate case. but we do begin tonight with the historic and devastating flooding in dallas and we have just learned it has turned deadly. the rescues under way all day today. and tonight, more than 17 million americans are on alert for flooding into the night with this system now on the move. in dallas-fort worth, more than nine inches in 24 hours, the highest total in 90 years. and outside dallas, one area reporting 15 inches of rain. the high water rescues to get to families and drivers stranded all day today. the rain falling so heavily and so quickly, drivers caught by surprise near downtown dallas. these images from interstate 30. dramatic rescues from flooded underpasses. firefighters plunging into neck-high waters, pulling drivers from t

we see at moons circling jupiter and then most spectacularly. we see the huge white ball, and it's quite big because the great red spot in these wavelengths looks bright and white because we're looking at the higher atmospheric clouds in sort of my research with this before we spoke, the image is apparently are allowing scientists to understand what the patterns there, how can that be translated here and kind of help with anything that's going on in terms of the sort of the climate change issues that we're discussing at the moment? yes, understanding how atmosphere's work on other planets is absolutely central to our understanding of how our own atmosphere and climate work. a lot of the concerns about global warming, where sparked by early research at the planet venus, where scientists began to realize that venus was one flight the earth. and they had a horrifying realization that the earth could become like venus some day. so everything we can learn from these plants beyond our own feeds directly into how we understand climate change. here on a

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well, as jupiter, there's the world has never seen it before. the new james web space telescope is showing of the solar systems biggest planet, the photos that taken last month capture, unprecedented views of the northern and southern lights, and a swirling polar haze. the infrared images are artificially colored to make the features stand out the end, right. as a space commentator, he says, the images have broadened our understanding of the gas giants atmosphere. well, these are beautiful, beautiful images. we are seeing jupiter literally in a whole new light because the james web space telescope sees light at different wavelengths than our eyes do. and so that's why this image is colored ugly as it where this tells us an enormous amount about the atmosphere of jupiter. we can see the aurora borealis as it where the northern lights, the southern lights. we see the ring around jupiter, which we didn't even know existed until the 1980s. we see and moves circling jupiter and then most spectacularly. we see the huge white ball. it's quite big becau

bracing for more rain later this wake, scientists at nasa have released new images of the planet jupiter. they're describing the pictures as providing never seen detail of the biggest planet in the solar system. they show jupiter's famous one great red spot shown here at white as well as faint rings around the planet. the images were originally photographed and infrared, and then colorized. afterwards. they were taken by the james web telescope, which was launched into space last year. you're watching the w news from berlin up next on closer 30 years on from germany's worst post war racial violence. the legacy of the roster right continues to reverberate. thanks we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship. a men were all in as we take on the we're all about the stories.

they show jupiter's famous, great red spot shown on, shown here in white. that's the big white spot there. as well as a faint rings are on the planet. the images were originally photographed and infrared, and then colorized afterwards. it was taken by the james web telescope, which was launched into space last year. and his a reminder of the top story we're following for you. this are russian security services a lead ukraine was behind a cob bombing in moscow over the weekend attack, kill diarrhea to get out the door. so if a russian hotline nationalist both at again and her father publicly supported russia's war in ukraine, q has denied any involvement in the blast. for me, for now, for a short break. janelle de milan will be here with business to use to watch and they'll be news live from berlin. i'm told me will not equal they with us. ah ah, what people have to say matters to us. for me, that's why we listen to their stories. reporter.

this year. scientists at nasa have released new images of the planet jupiter. they are describing the pictures as providing never before seen detail of the biggest planet in the solar system. they show jupiter's famous, great red spot shown here in white, as well as a faint rings around the planet. the images were originally photographed and infrared, and then colorized afterwards were taken by the james webb telescope, which was launched into space last year. i here is a reminder of the top stories of falling for you. this are german chancellor love schultz is in canada, meeting with his counterpart to discuss expanding their countries energy partnership. germany hopes to boost gas applies as it tries to, and its dependence on russia was a security services a lead ukraine was behind a car bombing in moscow. over the weekend. the attack killed diarrhea. de geena, the daughter of a russian hotline nationalist, both the gainer and her father have publicly supported russia's war in ukraine. q has denied any involvement in the blast on that for me, for now. but aft

this year. scientists at nasa have released new images of the planet jupiter . they're describing the pictures as providing never seen detail of the biggest planet in the solar system. they show jupiter's famous, great red spot shown here in white, as well as faint rings around the planet. the images were originally photographed and infrared, and then colorized. afterwards they were taken by the james web telescope, which was launched into space last year. saw you news for now? ah, coming up. we've got business for you. i'm terry martin for me in all of us here. thanks for watching. ah ah ah ah. a ended glistening place of long the mediterranean sea.

you can see rings, rings around jupiter. look very carefully.nd jupiter, which are totally invisible from the planet earth. plus, look at the north pole and south pole. you can actually see the aurora, the aurora with electromagnetic radiation barreling down the north pole and the south pole of jupiter. these are details which hubble cannot see. because hubble has a blind spot. you forget that. the hubble telescope can see ultraviolet, can see optical frequencies, but infrared frequencies, not so g the webb space telescope specializes in the infrared frequencies. this is a map of jupiter we have never seen before. >> what else do you expect from the james webb telescope? anything you're in particular looking for? >> well, so far we found 5,000 planets going around other stars, but we don't have detailed photographs of them. we just see the shadow of them. now we're talking about actually photographing planets going around other stars in the universe. this is incredible. think about that. plus we're going back to creation itself. the webb is a ti

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behold, the solar system's biggest planet jupiter.y they're especially interested in the detailed images of jupiter's northern and southern lights. the big reddish spot. you see there, it's apparently a storm big enough to swallow all of planet earth. and it's especially bright compared to other smaller storms on that planet. >> lawrence, you know this stuff, though, the black hole video that made it look like there's a laser beam shooting out. that must be something they enhanced when site doesn't look like that. know, that was probably something yeah, that they actually added in there. wat else are they? a lot of mysteries to be found out. there as it you know, if you landed on jupiter's called guesses jain, you actually sink. all right. yes, not a solid. you've got the gas planets on the outer part of the solar system. then you get the terrestrial more the hard surface or a planets in the inner part of the solar system. yeah, i don't do that. yeah. not be like 500 pounds there on jupiter with all the gravity, right to be a lot hard

. >>> and tonight here, jupiter as you've never seen it before. the new images coming in from nasa. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we do have that breaking news involving former president trump and the three officers suspended after that disturbing video in a separate case. but we do begin tonight with the historic and devastating flooding in dallas and we have just learned it has turned deadly. the rescues under way and more than 17 million americans are on alert for flooding into the night with the system now on the alfo woncin 24he ars.anoutside thgheses tet l dayday. the rain falling so heavily and so qck drivers caught by surprise near downtown dallas. these images from intersate 30. dramatic rescues from flooded underpasses. firefighters plunging into neck-high waters, pulling drivers from their submerges vehicles. elsewhere, the rushing water carrying cars away and simply dumping them. cars piling up. neighborhood streets turned to rivers, sflooding homes. rescue teams helping families make th

jupiter in a whole new light.s many moons, standing out against a backdrop of glittering galaxies. scientists say the stunning new images, artificially coloured to make the features stand out, are better than they could ever have hoped for. these images are so much more than just pretty pictures. yes, they are pretty, aesthetic, glorious. but they're crisp, they're detailed, they're showing parts ofjupiter, of its cloud cover, that we haven't really appreciated before. this isjupiter, as seen through the hubble space telescope. hubble's more powerful successor, the james webb, was launched in december. and since the summer, it's been sending back extraordinary images of the universe. over the years to come, the telescope will be peering ever further back in time, transforming our knowledge, both of distant worlds and of planets in our own back yard. helen briggs, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. there were a lot of people coming into london today, going, it's really humid, it's really

the pictures on jupiter look stunnin: tree. the pictures on jupiter look stunning but— tree.ning but there are no chances of standing at?— standing at? no, jupiter itself is as re standing at? no, jupiter itself is gas pretty much _ standing at? no, jupiter itself is gas pretty much all— standing at? no, jupiter itself is gas pretty much all the - standing at? no, jupiter itself is gas pretty much all the way - standing at? no, jupiter itself is| gas pretty much all the way down standing at? no, jupiter itself is - gas pretty much all the way down and be crushed before you reach anything to a solid surface. but at the moons around jupiter are things we could go to. the two outer moons, they would be much more pleasant places to live. a bit chilly, minus 200 celsius, but i'm sure they would be amazing places and one day, astronauts will go there and artemis is one of the first steps to building up that ability. find is one of the first steps to building up that ability. and it will be launched _ building up that ability. and it will be launched on _ building up that ability. an

give us an idea of unusual features and what surrounds jupiter.taken by the james webb space telescope and show us faint rings around the planet and two tiny moons nearby. then there's the bigger picture. in the background. we saw these galaxies, which we don't really work on ourselves. but the fact that you see galaxies sort of in the background where you take a picture of jupiter. that's quite stunning. i think the colors we're seeing in these photos are not the actual colors of the planet. the webb telescope captures space images with infrared light filters, which makes the details invisible to the human eye in order to make them visible to us, the research team artificially colored the features in blue, white, green, yellow and orange, because i think that one big it's called the great red spot. i believe, right? but incredible just to see that it is beautiful. pretty alright? uh sal is covering traffic. we're just a little spot, steve paulson says the earth is tiny compared to jupiter. yes yes, that's right. so steve, yeah. steve and steve kn

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you can see the faint outline of jupiter's greens and two of jupiter's moons.n the left is particularly bright and the other a little fainter to the right almost where the rings are. nasa says the fuzzy spots in the lower background are likely other galaxies. >>> nasa says the artemis 1 mission is ready to launch in the coming days. the agency is targeting to travel beyond the moon and back. no one will be on board, but it will kick off the artemis program which aims to send people back to the moon including the first woman and first person of color by 2025. >>> debut of the "game of thrones" prequel was a hit. >> no queen has ever sat the iron throne. the king has an heir. >> i will not be made to choose between my brother and my daughter. >> roughly 10 million viewers watched or streamed the first episode of house of the dragon. the network says it is the largest audience for any new original series in hbo history. the series takes place almost 200 years before the events of the original show. hbo is owned by cnn's parent company warner brothers discovery. >>

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they show jupiter like we've never seen it before.rainbow aurora, giant storms and faint rings all captured here. several images from the state of the art telescope make this overall composite of our solar system's largest planet. one expert says that jupiter is hard to translate into images because of how quickly it rotates. nasa says the artemis one mission is ready to launch in the coming days. the agency is targeting a monday launch with the spacecraft set to travel beyond the moon and back. there will be no one on board but the mission will kickoff the artemis program which aims to send people to the moon including the first woman in first person of color on the lunar surface by 2025. >>> tears are meant to keep your eyes clean and healthy. but for the first time scientists now have linked dog tears to emotion. it appears they cry tears of joy when reunited with their owners. japanese researchers measured the amount of dog tears before and after reunions with their owners. after up to seven hours of separation. they then compared

>> the great red spot that jupiter is known for doesn't look so red anymore. it's white. telescope is an infrared telescope. the human eye can't see infrared light, so webb has cameras that use three filters to translate that light into light you and i can see, so if we kind of dissect this photo, that red spot, those arches at the north and south pole of jupiter, those are auroras just like the 9 northern lights here on earth. the turquoise bit is atmospheric haze and there's another wider shot where you can actually see the rings, jupiter's very faint rings. so what's really standing out here is just how crisp and detailed these images are. and i mean, so many scientists around the world are saying they knew webb was going to be good. they just didn't know how good. >> nasa scientists were even taken by surprise how good these are. so nasa is already also getting ready to launch its new moon mission. a lot can happen in six days. there's also weather delays, et cetera. why is nasa so confident about this launch? >> they just held a flight readiness review, and it was vo

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

you can see faint outlines of jupiter's rings and two of its moons.inues. let's hand it over to laura let's hand it over to laura coates and "cnn tonight". -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> i want to know about that other galaxy back there. that's a whole new show, a new series. thank you so much. everyone, i'm laura coates and this is "cnn tonight." it's been two weeks since the mar-a-lago search, two weeks. and now donald trump's legal team has gone on the offense finally. i should clarify, i mean the offense inside of a courtroom, not the court of public opinion. now, they filed its first lawsuit since the fbi searched and seized items from the ex-president's home exactly two weeks ago today. and there's a whole lot to unpack. first, let's begin with exactly what trump is now asking for in this filing beca

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look tonight at jupiter, thanks to the james webb space telescope.ts released these shots of the solar system's largest planet today, the photos captured unprecedented views of jupiter's northern and southern lights. jupiter's great red spot is a storm that is big enough to actually swallow planet earth. one wide field picture shows faint rings around the planet, as well as two tiny moons. the research team behind the telescope says the images were artificially colored in order to make those features. stand out. quick reminder. now that ktvu is annual school supply drive is still underway. ktvu is partnering with the nonprofit supply bank dot org. the donation drive asked viewers to donate funds to help buy school supplies for various students in need. a $20 donation is equal to $65 worth of school supplies. the goal is to raise $50,000 to provide 2500 students with new supplies. if you'd like to help out just go to ktvu dot com forward slash school. in sports a healthy and revitalized von finland looks ready to be a valuable part of one of the deepe