they know where to look for jupiter. this tiny pinprick of light. and you say, how far is that away? oh, that's 400 million miles away. science now knows, knows this is science knows that if jupiter weren't there, we could not exist here. and you say, let's preposterous doesn't make any sense. this what scientists they say the mass of jupiter huge that its gravity is so powerful that it pulls away you know, probably 99.5% of all of the asteroid and meteors that would hit earth are drawn away by the gravity of jupiter. so it seems kind of obvious that god, in designing the solar system, put a jupiter and saturn there as planetary sweepers, that all of these that would be striking earth devastate headingley. i write about the effect of asteroids. asteroids the in the the discovery of biblical sodom and that would be happening, you know, through the eons that there is zero chance again, this is what science says. it's what christian say is what science says. that there'd be no chance of life to emerge if jupiter weren't there. and everywhere you look,

and forget life on mars, how about life on jupiter?report from the space mission heading for the largest planet in our solar system. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin with the effort by the u.s. and its allies to send more weapons to ukraine to help the country fight back against russia's invasion. delegations from more than 50 countries met in germany today. while there have been pledges to send missiles, combat armor, the allies could not agree on sending heavy tanks ukraine's governments says it is barely needs. russia says something the tanks would mark a dangerous escalation in the conflict. jessica parker has more. jessica: this is what kyiv wants but cannot yet have, german-made leopard 2 tanks, as part of hopes for hundreds of western battle tanks to help defend their country and take back their land. britain broke the mold, pledging 14 challengers. but for ukraine, that alone is not enough. >> all of us can use thousands of words in discussions but i cannot put words instead of guns that i n

today, more than 80 satellites of jupiter are known , four open galleries, the largest aganymede, thellite of jupiter, is even larger in size than mercury, the smallest, but still the planet of the solar system on january 7, 1878. in bulgaria, not far from the city of shipka, a battle took place near the village of shane. this battle decided the outcome of the next russian-turkish war, the army of the ottoman empire under the command of the visel pasha stood in a fortified camp, the russians decided to storm it from three sides the main forces were commanded by general fyodor radetsky, prince svyatopolk mirsky and general skobelev commanded two bypass columns . at the same time, the forces of another turkish army were also defeated. suleiman pasha of the ottomans. they could no longer continue the war and began negotiations. the results of that meticulous battle were captured by many artists. on the battlefields, and after returning to russia he created the balkan series of paintings on january 7, 1928 . for the first time, the u2 plane took off into the sky, the now famous heavenly s

simon mayer is the name of the mistresses and lover of god zeus from ancient greek mythology jupiterequivalent to him in the pantheon of the ancient roman gods jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system its radius is 11 times the radius of the earth it is 300 times heavier than the earth and generally heavier than all other planets to the sun. systems combined 2 1/2 times today more than 80 satellites of jupiter are known, four open galleries, the largest flamethrower - the largest satellite of jupiter in size even larger than mercury , the smallest, but still the planet of the solar system on january 7, 1878. in bulgaria, not far from the city of shipka, a battle took place near the village of shane. this battle decided the outcome of the next russian-turkish war, the army of the ottoman empire under the command of the visel pasha stood in a fortified camp, the russians decided to storm it from three sides the main forces were commanded by general fyodor radetsky, prince svyatopolk mirsky and general skobelev commanded two bypass columns . at the same time, the forces of anot

and jupiter already uh and neptune are doing their job, summing up the results, how would you try totly as possible this one for the neptune world is important and interesting to us why because it is like this because we can, looking at it , find out that uh, well, here uh, it should be said that such an unambiguous answer is the one and only. uh, i can't give, but i can give a few. it's answering one question, a first. eh, this is the neptune world. e. this is, as i said, and due to the fact that it is a source of short-period and long-period comets - this is first of all. uh, it is essential for near- earth safety issues, that is, for issues of asteroid hazard hazard, because we need to know at what point at we will fly bomb bombardment. comet secondly, the e transptunian world is a place that is practically unchanged. e, preserved from the time of the formation of the solar system with the stage of a protoplanetary disk. eh, then there are the same questions. uh, this late uh commentary bombardment, uh, that happened already there millions of years after the formation of uh, the p

could there be some on jupiter?meet the scientists about to launch a spacecraft to find out. ♪ >> donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. >> it's going to be only america first. america. first -- america first. ♪ >> demonstrators waiting for the rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. and bipartite campaigners -- anti-apartheid campinas say they will carry the protests throughout theour. >> they call him the butcher of leon. westerman's want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. he was the gestapo chief. >> millions came to bathe as close as possible to the spot, a tide of humanity that is believed by officials to have broken all records. lukwesa: hello. you are watching "bbc world news ." our top story, british prime minister rishi sunak has been fined by police for failing to wear a seatbelt in a moving car whilst filming a political clipper

jupiter is moving and a tourist on may 16th. so that will be really exciting, so a bigger emphasis on like people enjoying leisure time tourists is so much about like taking it slow, really enjoying life. um so just seeing that more widespread like maybe the four day work week is more of a thing that becomes a focus and buckle up for march march will be like a really critical months this year. saturn's moving into pisces also pisses themes related to escapism, too. so the last time saturn was in pisces was the mid 19 nineties, and that was like the rise o g also at the end of march, pluto moves into aquarius. huge deal pluto hasn't changed science since 2008. so with pluto moving into aquarius that's really centered around technology, so i definitely expect like the rise of artificial intelligence to become even bigger and maybe also bigger changes going on with social media. i love this stuff. okay, so we're in a mercury retrograde right now. all three retro grades this year are in earth science, so you should focus on how to b

with the understanding of what is going on in the atmosphere of jupiter and tracking it overtime. so, the first images just the first step in the long program of tracking what is going on with the atmosphere of jupiter. the other part that is very interesting, there are a number of programs approaching this to study the moons of jupiter and also the other gas giant, saturn. it is the infrared opportunities and the ability to do infrared -- of their atmosphere. to present really interesting opportunities. and those observations are still to come. >> valuable. valuable lessons. and observations. thank you so much. it looks like i'm running out of time so i will yield back. >> great, thank you. let me recognize the gentleman from florida, mr. webster. >> yes. i got here a little late but -- . how do you determine with the vast amount of space, how do you determine the initial direction that you are going to point the telescope to take the picture, and how do you go? how do you determine that? anybody. >> yeah. so for a need to see galaxy, it sort of doesn't matter where we point. the

it will be studying closely one of the moons of jupiter, ganymede. i'm really interested in that.ome of the other stuff coming up, like, for example, there's going to be a launch of possibly the starship by spacex, the biggest rocket ever built times three. if that happens, that's just going to get everybody dropping their pencils and watching their screen. if not for that, so use -- soyuz is going to get launched because the one of their does not work. they are launching it with nobody inside to bring the other guys home, so that should be interesting. between that and the missions already in place, again, i'm busy every day covering space, let's put it that way. >> space activity seems to be picking up speed. is that just my perception or has there been a space revival of sorts? >> i would not call it a revival. i think things are just speeding up. there's more countries and more companies and more people putting more things in more places in space. i did another interview early this morning about the problem we are having in the states with air travel and traffic and so forth.

can you describe jwst's observation of jupiter, what it has taught us about our own solar system? dr. clampin: so the -- for me the observation of jupiter was amazing because we spent a large amount of time trying to figure out how we would observe something as bright as jupiter without completely saturating all the senses. in fact, it turned out our calculations had really been spot on and we were able to take images of jupiter. most of the science that jwst will do in this field is more in the form of long-term monitoring with understanding what is going on in the atmosphere of jupiter and tracking of the time. -- overtime. so the first image is just a first step in a long program of tracking what is going on with the atmosphere of jupiter. the other part that is also interesting and there are a number of programs approaching, is to study the moons of jupiter and also the other gas giant, saturn. it is the infrared opportunities and the ability to do infrared spectroscopy of their atmospheres that present interesting opportunities and to -- those observations are still to come.

it's a bit larger than jupiter, but about the mouths of saturn. and it orbits its star eight times closer than mercury is to our sun. these transit may all look the same, but there are subtle differences that j. w. s t can measure. we can calculate the amount of starlight blocked by the planet in each observed color. and we plot that versus wavelength as shown by the white points in the next graphic. this is the graphical representation of a planetary spectrum. the amount of light blocked on the white y axis versus wavelength or color on the x axis. it might not have the ecstatic appeal as maisy's galaxy, or the stefan's quintet, but i would argue that it is just as profound regarding the mysteries it reveals. from the spectrum, we see a panoply of atomic and molecular species that we cannot see before. the tallest bump or hill in the spectrum is due to the absorption of a car dioxide molecule. we also see evidence of sodium, potassium, water, cover monoxide, sulfur dioxide. the spectrum tells us so much more. it tells us there are patchy clouds,

jupiter is one of them.been hearing from pimco that the yield you're getting is attractive. 10-year yield's are dropping by about three basis points. the bloomberg dollar spot continues to trade down around a seven month low. it does look to be forming a new trend of lower. is the market overdoing what they think is going to be a fed pause or pivot? the aussie dollar is picking up, there are more rate cuts being added on their in australia because we had stronger inflation data today. nymex crude dropping lower by about .7%. elsewhere we are seeing metals rally strongly, perhaps it is pre-cpi positioning. we are about to get these massive data points tomorrow. let's get to our top corporate stories with simone foxman indo hop. -- in doha. >> warning that any new shocks could lead to global recession. the lender estimates world gdp will grow 1.7% in 2023. that's about half the pace it projected back in june. that would be the third worst performance in the last 30 years , after the contractions of 2009 and 20

he was not afraid to seem like a weakling, when he actually succumbed to khrushchev and pulled out jupiterissiles from turkey, but the truth must be said, there were no social networks then. he was going to, uh, get them out of there under all conditions, so i would

it's a mission from isa to go to jupiter. they'll take a while to get there. but then it will eventually be studying one of the moons, very closely fibro academy. so as an, as, while just, i'm most interested that. but some of the other stuff that's coming up on, for example, there's going to be a launch of possibly the starship by space x is the biggest rocket ever built times 3. so if that happens at just going to get everybody dropping the pencils and watching screen, if it isn't for that, so use, it's got to get launched on manned a because the one up there does work. so they're launching it with nobody inside to bring the other guys home. that should be interesting. um, but the overall, you know, between that and the missions that are already in place. i, again, there's just, i'm busy, everyday covering space. let's put it that way. at space activity, thinkable, picking up speed as act as my perception or has there been a space revival of sorts? i would go. revival. i think it's just things are speeding up as more countries and more companies and more peo

applied part of the equipment of christ in the sky was a rare overhead tower and one not the planets of jupiter and saturn with a pattern and it could not but attract respect. wow, who looked down on the shameful sky and did astronomy. here is the face of the chaldean sage. yes, all mars is better. what even more greatness is not sonority, heavenly, flaws, wise men who bowed to the newly born christ , the dedication of the evangelist adysh our ukraine, we will not tell him anything yet and call out his wrath. dear brothers and sisters, the bible history does not talk about that kolka was doctrinally wise, christians have long begun to treat that there were three wise men. they were told about them by cyclogendom jenny is supposed to have left not just wise men, but kings, relatives of three people, reason is more important than tradition about the operation on the open-minded gospel of the fourth, that they want to call the skill their nominal caramelchio and balthazar, and so she herself described them in detail to be revealed. that the wise men, who valued their treasury, the gold of the cadi

i'm jupiter moscow i retire people help keep.u are moscow, i am peter in the same orbit. again you are my favorite wind for a month. all friends, thank you for our children. thank you. you are a good example. i know we are looking and we know that you have a tradition. you january 1 every evening at the cinema can not stay with you. yes, therefore, well, we found danya dmitrienko today, come back to our what you want to say. here in the new year everyone is waiting for a miracle friends. and you do not wait a bit weird yourself happy new year. oh, and i want to remind you that we have a coffee shop coffee coffee, be listen somehow not before coffee other new year's drinks. well then, seryozha. i'm sorry you have a record of not a single cup of coffee, by the way, this is not our barista sergey mitrofanov, whom i affectionately call conductors, because hello to me is constantly boiling water. see, i seem to have another duty today, i have to wash the dishes, uh god god dream of a man on january 1, who washes the dishes, what else

f p v drone, you could do. nose dives default all the plasma possible with regular drones office, jupiter sensors and control mechanism sick on dashed oil, which assist the pilots in many ways. but don't allow for steve. dive slight in dust on ultimate alone allow multiple strokes of u. s. p v. drones can perform highly delicate maneuvers, allowing them to execute indoor shots to originally 1st person the a jones were developed for sports. they've been used and drone racing for many years. there's now an entire industry behind these races with big sponsors and 5 figure prize money on youtube and other video platforms f. p. v eclipse get hundreds of thousands of use. the top john pilots, like alex vanover from the u. s. or look at it. so from italy anal stars outside the scene, to feeder peloton the middle of many successful pilots in the cinema world. and originally came from the racing world language, because that's where they could train and develop their skills fees kogan here mental status, a big part of l. o, one of a certain stress and pressure to perform when you're racing on a fos

jupiter is distinguished by its red spot. and saturn will tell us katya vorontsova that you have nothing there? give it here. no, come on. maria sergeevna i'm asking you as a director. pay your attention. i understand the boys, 5 they would be well, they are crazy, but it's katya vorontsova who behaves unacceptably for girls. he does not listen, he giggles, he argues with the teacher, he is impudent, he also exchanges notes with the boys. maria sergeyevna is not like that, we do not correspond. we exchange desires. did you hear yes heard what desires? this is a three-wishes game called you need to guess and fulfill. the main desire, if i fulfill the desire of others, then my desire will come true. who performed that goldfish. nothing to sit, let's go play snowballs. i don't want to play. okay, len listen. i love you that since the first time you i saw, then still in the first class with bows. how bad are you, right? len calmly, it's me makar has long wanted to confess to you. that was his main wish. this is true. we have a di

jupiter sorry is strong and in scale.ve , it will follow the sign of aries, we have an energetic impulsive sign, sometimes a militant wave can cover some individual countries, the general mood will be like this. hmm tense dynamic and evelyn and very nice, because when someone for sure saw this forecast, they clearly did not trust it, but now we can say that evelina you were right. unfortunately such complex historical events. yes, they are not cyclical , they really have a repetition. you understand the matter, what astrology is - any professional astrologer will confirm this. now my words do not imply a result . the end result still remains with the person and the choice remains with the person. and maybe it will not be very correct, but for now, humanity. please forgive me, these words will not pass the test for lice. so after 84 years, unfortunately, we can assume a lot what happened can happen, but 84 years. these are still very large gaps. yes, and few people, probably, track the exact cycle as much as astrologers do

but the multipolar world, against the will of the so-called jupiter and its satellites, is developingect proportion to pressure pavel krasnov on the main points at the press conference of the head of the russian foreign ministry the press conference of the head of the russian foreign ministry is traditional summing up the results of the past year for global politics, the year was truly a turning point in the events around ukraine, the confrontation between russia and the west is completely redrawn the global political landscape, according to sergey lavrov, everything. this is the result of trends that have evolved over decades , what is happening now in ukraine is the result of many years of preparations by the united states and its satellites for the start of hmm a global hybrid war against the russian federation, this is actually no one really hides when our western partners deny and foam the gates that they are not at war with russia, that they only help ukraine cope with aggression to restore its territorial integrity. they are cunning support is clear. it indicates that the west

the next month the european space agency is set to launch its jupiter ic moon's explorer, it's goal istailed observations of the giant gas planet and its three large ocean bearing moons. and in october nasa will launch its psyche spacecraft, nasa says that mission will be a journey to a unique metal-rich asteroid orbiting the sun between mars and jupiter. and the spacex starship will conduct a lunar fly by with its deer moon project funded by a japanese billionaire. they will embark on a six-day mission flying on a single trajectory around the moon. >>> and finally this hour 2023 was welcome with hope for the future and breath-taking displays of sound and light. here is a look at some of the best and brightest new year's scenes . >> welcome to 2023 in sydney, australia. ♪ >> happy new year! >> an incredible site here in hong kong. this is the first time i've seen fireworks over the hong kong harbor in almost three years. wow, this really feels like a new beginning. happy new year! >> taiwan is reopening to the world after three years of pandemic. this is a democracy that is ready to sh

. >> jupiter is moving through aries or taurus so those signs we have more opportunity and feel lessrybody will reap the benefits of the planetary movements this spring. >> jupiter is moving into taurus on may 16 so that will be exciting. a bigger emphasis on people enjoying leisure time. taurus is about taking it slow and enjoying life. so just seeing that more widespread. the four day work week is a thing that becomes a focus. >> buckle up for march. >> march will be a critical month this year. saturn is moving into pisces. pisces themes are escapism so the last time saturn was in pisces was the mid-1990's and that was the rise of video games. >> pluto moves into aquarius at the end of march. >> pluto hasn't changed signs since 2008. with pluto moving into aquarius, that is centered around technology. expect the rise of artificial intelligence to become even bigger. bigger changes going on with social media. >> we are in a mercury retrograde right now. all three this year are in earth signs so focus on how to better organize your day, be more productive. these three weeks are about

. ♪♪♪ adam: built over two centuries, its three vast temples to the gods, jupiter, venus, and bacchusof its history, not just its ancient history but its modern history as well. the civil war that nearly destroyed the place ended just 30 years ago. and the compromised deal that solved the conflict ended up empowering the militias that had fought the war, and those militias are still in power today. they're the political parties that run the country. the protesters who are on the streets say the only way to fix it is to get rid of those people who are still in power now, otherwise, modern lebanon will end up a ruin too. [speaking foreign language] adam: behind the hotel is another of rima's projects, a community health clinic that's been transformed into a food distribution center. rima: you can't imagine the needs, especially these past three, four months. rima: total absence of governmental help, aid, or services, really, there's no money for food. and the other thing is that the little money that you get, you're spending it on oil for fuel for warmth. it is one of the coldest areas

mean i guess i'll start build stars in your interview am i going too far in announcing saturn and jupiterare field stars because they're like their gas. yeah you just have like these gas. i mean it's like a star where fusion failed they're all but yeah if you added more gas and got it more massive got pressure in the middle it would fuze us so i don't think it's unfair to call them failed stars i think it's these are all different words that you can use to describe the same thing they're you know, coming again as as a writer. i'm always interested in process. i'm interested in technique. and so i am even as this is a very, very novel approach to communicating with human about the wonders of the milky way and beyond i'm i'm sure it presented you as a writer to come to a more serious point of view as a but there were things that made some of the communication challenging where you had to just smooth and navigate boundaries because you were doing this first person thing with something that actually sentient. as far as we know. and so i'm wondering, what was your biggest frustration as you we

among them, jupiter, in exquisite detail, and neptune, seemingly close enough to touch. months, the james webb space telescope has been revealing the wonders of the universe and i unpredented ws, and thiis just the beginning. ♪ nicole: sarah is an astronomer working on the telescope in baltimore, and i asked her whether it was worth the effort. guest: yes, webb was worth the effort. it was a long road, but the data we are seeing from the telescope, we are only one year into the mission. everything that comes back is fantastic and quality, depth and detail, and we are already seeing so many new things in all different areas of the universe, so we are really excited about the rest of the mission i'm pleased. -- of the mission and we are pleased. you don't work in the lab like a biologist with, so for us to learn about universe, we have to look all around us. the universe is our lab, so what we try to do is observe and record life and as many ways as we can and in different wavelengths, all the way from the radio to the x-ray, so what we are seeing with webb in the infrared

crescent moon and jupiter. this was the conjunction tonight , just a few hours ago. we got to see both absolutely beautiful views there. it was a record-setting day. two records tied today. santa rosa at 72. 68 at sfo. pretty mild across the region. 17 -- seven to 10 greece above average. gusting to 50 on mount diablo. hood mountain at 46. down sloping wind. it is still a shaky view from our camera without wind blowing. we will continue to see the offshore flow bringing us warmer than average conditions for this time of year. tomorrow, 68 is the forecast high. nine degrees above the average oakland, fouryou should bhigh-pg factor. this is bringing us the mild to warm weather for winter. it's not uncommon to have a midwinter dry spell. that could be over very soon and just a couple of days. because of the wind, temperature is running warmer everywhere. most areas in the 50's and 60's. 40's about. it is calm her at the lower elevations. clear skies, breezy in the hills overnight. a cooler end to the week. chili with a chance of showers on sunday. breezy conditions cont

this project or for breaking up russia or to frogman jupiter ticket, the rush hour itself is the dream of frumber the muster aristo phobic cure. early josephs of some european countries but also were united states or united kingdom. so we'd say we old sought to were, destroy, rush, us power it since you know g would be sort of consolation or ideology her o to, to concept rashaw simply and to quote, on iser remind of peeper a fragment on if access to where you will to results, he's over all your guys and to undo, re, resources are a no holds barred. look next that new naziism on the streets of america. we examine some managed to find a more positive way to live their lives. and how something coming from hate is right ahead. ah, i was standing in an alley smoking a joint one day and a man came up to me and pulled a joint from my mouth. and he said, don't you know that that's what the capitalists and the jews want you to do. but we were violent towards those people because we believe that were the superior race. we were here 1st and this is our pantry. guns ammo still tow doc martens, tat

crescent moon and jupiter. this was the conjunction tonight , just a few hours ago.o clear that we got to see both absolutely beautiful views there. it was a record-setting day. two records tied today. santa rosa at 72. 68 at sfo. pretty mild across the region. 17 ere.gusting to 50 on mount diab. hood mountain at 46. down sloping wind. it is still a shaky view from our camera without wind blowing. we will continue to see the offshore flow bringing us warmer than average conditions for this time of year. tomorrow, 68 is the forecast high. nine degrees above the average of 59. san jose coming in six degrees above. oakland, four degrees warmer above where you should be. high-pressure is a driving factor. this is bringing us the mild to warm weather for winter. it's not uncommon to have a midwinter dry spell. that could be over very soon and just a couple of days. because of the wind, temperature is running warmer everywhere. most areas in the 50's and 60's. 40's about. it is calm her at the lower elevations. clear skies, breezy in the hills overnight. a cooler end to th

de la luna má de la luna del sistema solar, una dexplosi del sistema solar, una dee la l lunas de júpiters, tienen un alto valor nutricional. en europa fue autorizada la venta de dos especies para llevar a la mesa. especies para llevar a la mesa. rres tiene raúl to más obviamente agregamos limón y sal obviamente agregamos limón y sal aa algunos les provoca algunosm asco asco y también hambre, insectos que están listos para la cocina. >> que están listos para la cocina. >> todos todos tiene tienenn un cantidad de proteínas, minerales.cantidad de proteínas minerales. >> jua >> juann carlos exhibe gusanos, hormigas, alacranes, cucarachas hormigas, alacranes, cucarachas de madagascar y muchos más, todomadagascar y muchos más, todoss listos para una olla liss estrellas, chapulines qus estrellas, chapulines quee la unión europea aprobó quela unión europea aprobó que se vendan como alimentose. vendan como este es un turista este es un turista que viene de taiwánque viene de taiwán (hablan en inglés) . (hablan en inglés) . >> dice que los comería aunque seeríaa unque aterrador, como e tarántulate

so by the way, jupiter didn’t call on ours, so she asked for a meeting with my friend.w cosmos, why did she tell me that it was about her dream of the editor of the friend mower valentin valya valentin and you agreed. well, that seems to be all. and don't tell me how to return the monster memory dissociative anesthesia, does not remember what happened to him. and who is the brightest event in the life of the anatolians, everything else will remember youth. we need you only young 50.000 hour 3 hour minimum wage. that is, so it's better to miss the fly. the main thing is that you love it. it's not a miracle, the old new year came off new year's. night miracles happen to everyone. just don't remember it all morning, full house old new year's premiere on friday at 21:30. can close like this i'm changing your eared puppy for your quiet life. hello. we have received your details. we will be able to provide you with the necessary information. i want to warn you. if you can't do it on your own, and you need help. we will manage and you will need our more active participation. l

evidently are very important to the development of the weather system on saturday and presumably also on jupiter. so i think that major objective we do the detailed analysis of those storm systems, exactly how rapidly they rotating, what their speeds are and relate to the high speed jet streams that we may have a very important piece of the story for the weather system on saturday. the hours ticked away and voyager raced on towards saturn as this animated film dramatically the pull of the planet's gravity steadily increase. the speed of the spacecraft. when the day began, voyager was traveling at 13 and a half kilometers per second, at closest approach. it would be moving nearly twice fast or more than 24 kilometers per second. during last two and a half hours before closest approach, voyager performed a fast awaiting ring encounter task. some 2 hours of watching the star delta scorpio go through the rings, the number length of the light flashes were disclosed. precisely how many rings there are, as well as their positions and widths. voyager then moved to its approach, flying 100,000 kilometers