en la luna de júpiter.ajo de la superficie de esa luna que podrían soportar vida. la nave espacial tiene 24 motores y orbitará. júpiter no aterrizará en júpiter, ya que la radiación es demasiado intensa para aterrizar. pero el plan es realizar casi 50 sobrevuelos por europa. a bordo hay 9 instrumentos de ciencia dedicados a una investigación de la ciencia de la gravedad. una de las grandes preguntas que queremos descifrar en nasa es si existe vida en europa. europa es una luna que alrededor de júpiter, que es un planeta enorme en el sistema solar y es muy interesante porque debajo de una gran corteza de hielo se cree que hay un océano enorme de agua que cubre la mayoría de la luna debajo de esta corteza. y bueno, pues no es de que están buscando vida, sino que están buscando si es habitable. esto para analizar cosas como los ingredientes claves de la vida agua, bloques químicos esenciales para la construcción y energía. será un largo viaje desde la tierra a júpiter. se espera que dure 5 años y medio de lanz

so the spacecraft has 24 engines and will orbit jupiter, not actually land on jupiter. the radiation is too intense for an actual landing, but it will make nearly 50 flybys. europa aboard are nine dedicated science instruments and a gravity science investigation tool, analyzing things like the key ingredients to life water, essential building, chemical building blocks and energy. the three main things that we're going to explore at europa are the ice and the ocean, and understand that intersection between the two. study the chemical composition of the moon as well as the geology and whether it's active currently. europa clipper is not specifically a life search mission. we're going to understand the potential habitability of europa. so you heard him there. they're not looking for life. they're looking for habitability. now, it will be a long journey from earth to jupiter, expected to take about five and a half years from launch. and that journey will include a flyby of mars and earth. and this is interesting. it's going to use the gravity assets as a slingshot in order

the europa cuppen jupiter's moons.e europa clipper, launched from florida's kennedy space centre after it was delayed for several days because of hurricane milton. no damage was caused to the facility. the rocket safely took off earlier today. now it's bound on a five and a half year journey to jupiter. and then, of course, that moon europa. it'll then begin scanning deep below then begin scanning deep below the moon's icy crust, not looking directly for alien life , looking directly for alien life, but looking for the signs of organic compounds in the moon's deep subsurface ocean that might well point to life on this jovian moon. absolutely fascinating insight into the potential for life out there in our solar system. we wish the europa clipper the very best of luck on that mammoth five and a half year voyage to the biggest planet in our solar system, jupiter . well, there you are. jupiter. well, there you are. you're right up to date with the latest news. we are back with more for you in an hour for the very latest g

nasa prepares to launch a mission to europa, one of jupiter's moons. wynjones is heartbroken some viewers thought he was making his dance partner feel uncomfortable during the show. more on all those stories coming up but with the latest sports news. hello from the bbc sport centre. football's nations league continues today with some potentially mouthwatering matches. germany host long—time international rivals the netherlands in munich after an entertaining 2—2 draw in amsterdam last month. both sides are unbeaten in group 3 at the halfway stage and look set to progress to the quarter finals. translation: it was| already a very intense match in amsterdam. exciting. the result was good from our point of view. i think we were the better team then. we had more chances and could have won it, too. we will try that this time. i think we have demanded more than in bosnia but it will be interesting and important for us to collect more and more matches. france meet neighbours belgium for the second time this month. kylian mbappe isn't in the french squad for t

so on europa, because the gravity of jupiter is so strong, you're constantly squishing the inside of europa like a silly putty so that means you have a lot of keeping generated. so you could get these deep-sea thermal vents in europa at the bottom of that hundred mile deep ocean. and maybe the same processes happen there. so it's really possible that life may have formed inside these you at the bottom of these oceans. and then, who knows? >> who knows what shenanigans are going on underneath the rope was ten mile ice surface adam quickly, what are some of the milestones nasa is going to be looking for as this clipper gets closer to jupiter yeah. well, i mean, with the mission like this, it's so complicated that you're just going to have to test out all the equipment. there's going to be actually a couple of fly-bys of mars even come back around the earth. you don't get to that deepen the solar system. we end up swinging around various planets and getting energy from them to boost them two get all the way to jupiter. so each one of those orbital corrections is very important, very dan

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. >>> next up, jupiter.t mission to the planet. >> and liftoff. >> what it's hoping to discover and just how many years it will take to get to jupiter. >> it's really incredible how many developments there have been. >> yeah. and the moon that they're studying. we'll get into all of it a little later. >> we'll start this hour with the race to the white house and just 22 days to go until election day. >> the race appears to be deadlocked in the newest nbc news poll. former president trump and vice president harris are tied at 48% among registered voters. harris has lost the five-point lead she had in the last nbc news poll in september. the new polling comes as both candidates are in must-win pennsylvania. joining us now is gabe gutierrez in columbus, georgia and dasha burns. dasha, let's start with you. the former president will be at town halls sent to and tomorrow. tomorrow's event will be with an all-women audience and that's a group that prefers vice president harris. what exactly is the strategy? >> you

well, nasa is on its way to one of jupiter's moons. the mission to europa launched today, the europa clipper spacecraft lifted off from kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida. it will now travel nearly 2 billion miles over more than five years to reach jupiter. the icy moon of jupiter has long been thought to harbor a vast ocean. it's considered one of the most promising places in the solar system to search for extraterrestrial life. how about that? speaking of space, you see this over the weekend, another historic flight for space x. this time for sticking an incredibly tough landing. experts are calling it the most ambitious space x uncrewed mission yet. issa schiff blasted off for its fifth test flight from southern texas. spacex's new rocket booster pushed the ship into space and then fell back to earth. look at that. gently guided down to the very launch pad where it began. the rocket was caught by a giant metal metal pinchers named chopsticks. the program, in partnership with nasa, aims to reuse equipment for manned miss

it's starting a six year journey to one of jupiter's moons that scientists believe could sustain life. and the out the locks inside of the transporter erector. >> we are inside of 30s 30s and counting. >> as we wait for the countdown here, i do want to mention that that nasa has been trying to do this for a long time, trying to send this craft to jupiter's moon. there was some concern that they couldn't, that they weren't able to send it the window for this ends in november. but if they get it off today, we'll certainly be be within that window trying to get a lot of two. >> here we go. one ignition and liftoff. liftoff of falcon heavy with the europa clipper unveiling the mysteries of an enormous ocean lurking beneath the icy crust of jupiter's moon europa. >> engine chamber pressures are nominal. see that? >> the chamber pressures are almost. >> for me, this never gets old. watching something like this, right? >> it's always. it's always interesting. >> amazing. i'm sure to be there in person. what's interesting is this is not a quick trip. it's going to take them until the year 203

it's expected to arrive on jupiter in april 2030. >> spacex also successfully launched. its 5th starship test flight from texas to cut the booster back the launch pad kind of a big deal. the rocket blasted off early yesterday morning. the booster separated from the starship about 45 miles in altitude and then successfully returned to land to where it was launched. the launch is a new milestone for spacex's mission to use re launch. abul rockets save a lot of money that way. a feat as ceo elon musk calls, quote, science fiction without the fiction. something else. all right. coming up. >> a san francisco company owner going viral on linkedin for posting about his wedding. what happened at tha ceremony that's causing a stir online. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the high

well, it's not going to arrive at the jupiter system until 2030, so we're going to have to be prettyt of scientists in the uk who've been heavily involved in the science planning for this mission, um, who will be eagerly awaiting that data when it arrives so they can do research with it? it's a really big deal. and the reason is you mentioned it already. um, we know that for life as we know it to exist, there has to be liquid water. and we have good reason to believe that there is a very great deal of water under the icy crust on europa, probably around about twice as much as all the water on earth, on europa. that's amazing. and so this mission isn't actually going to look for life, is it? it's going to look at whether or not there are conditions that could have supported life. that's exactly right. yes. first of all, we need to confirm that the ocean really is there, that the conditions exist. so life needs liquid water. it also needs the right chemistry and it needs a source of energy. and we know there's a source of thermal energy on europa. so heat is generated when the differen

it will explore one of jupiter's 95 moons. it's captured scientist's fascination. largest moon among jupiter and the one believed to have the largest, most vast expanse of ocean beneath the icy surfaces and this is why they're exploring it to answer this fundamental question, could one of jupiter's moons sustain life? big question that, of course, all kinds of researchers, astronauts, astro physicists are trying to answer not just in terms of looking for life in the solar system and the future of humanity. when we look at the big mission that happened yesterday all in the context of the fundamental question of could humans live somewhere beyond argue in the future? this mission right here will take about six years, five and a half, to be exact, for it to arrive into jupiter's orbit and it will spend four years gathering data, ana. >> marisa parra. i'm sticking you with all for an extra hour today. don't go away. more msnbc returns after a quick break. eak. h the credit gods are on your side. rewards once available to the few are now accessible to the many. credit o

it will take nearly six years to reach europa, one of jupiter's 95 moons.t looks like an ice-covered rock, but scientists believe there could be a massive ocean under that ice holding twice as much water as here on earth. >> in terms of an ice-covered ocean perhaps that could be miles and miles deep. >> reporter: and if it's anything like earth, where there's water -- >> we believe that europa has the conditions that are suitable for life, the water, the energy, the chemistry, the stability. >> reporter: arriving in 2030, clipper will make 49 orbital flybys of europa, using nine science experiments to search for the basic ingredients of life in what looks like the solar system's most promising sweet spot. clipper's launch comes as spacex cheers another engineering marvel, landing a massive rocket booster back in the mechanical arms of its launchpad and sending the uncrewed starship around the earth. a critical test flight to one day land humans on the moon and mars as we also search for life beyond. lester? >> all right, tom, i've looked at that landing a l

. >>> also, could one of jupiter's moons be habitable.ew mission just launched from earth will find out. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we start with kamala harris and donald trump. nbc's sahil kapur is in erie where the vice president is campaigning through the day and holding a rally tonight. how is harris trying to keep up the pressure on the former president? >> reporter: hey, chris, well, the vice president is using every argument available to her to put trump on defense to highlight weakness, but on this question of fitness, she is accusing oil him of cocooning himself, refusing to do contentious interviews, and raising questions about his age, his mental acuity and why he isn't releasing medical records. take a listen to what kamala harris said on roland martin's show here. his staff won't let him do a "60 minutes" interview. everyone has done it except donald trump. he will not debate me again. i put out my medical records, he won't put out his medical records. and you have to ask, why is his

n n franscsco, going and the journey to jupiter's e e mosturureauctitic cicity iamameric we have 130 city commissions. we have five city commissions all dedicated to homelessness, but homelessness is getting worse, way worse. cocommisonon aft c commiioion, talk, talk, talk, but no action. mamayor eeeed anththe boboard s supersosors created this dysfunction. >> and the east bay, a high-speed chase ends in a head-on crash between an auto theft suspect and a police sergeant in oakley has our kron four's. philippe djegal reports tonight. witnesses say the surge quick thinking likely saved lives. >> quick thinking with not much time to act in oakley, police sergeant pits himself between an auto theft suspect driving a stolen car erratically down city streets saturday night and the crowd of innocent people and truly taken action. >> certainly could have prevented injury to other people. and for that, i commend police chief paul beard says officers spotted and attempted to stop the stolen car near bethel island that night. but the driver took off before officers turned their lights and sire

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the mission will search for any signs of life on the oceans where the ice covered surface of jupiter'sot arrive until 2030 but what advice could change would we know about in our solar system. some other stories. a police officer accused of murdering chris cubba has been given evidence. the unarmed 24—year—old was shot after being stopped by police in south london in september 2022. the officer, martin blake, told the court he pulled the trigger because he thought some of his colleagues could have died. he denies murder. next, do you use applications to send money to mates? one of the biggest ones, was named injust under 10,000 fraud complaints larger, than any major high street bank. the company says it takes fraud seriously and its policies to tackle it. it has been a bad week and the box office for joker 2. it only managed $7 million. an 81% drop in ticket sales from last weekend, the steepest decline in history for a comic book movie. time now for ten seconds of olivia rodrigo taking a tumble. she was running across the stage at a gig in australia when she fell into a hatch left op

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and a nicer spacecraft is on its way to a moon orbiting jupiter, on a mission to search for signs of life. —— nasa. hello and welcome to the programme. i'm sally bundock. donald trump spoke at a town hall event in oaks, donald trump l event in oaks, where he promised to increase oil drilling to drive down energy costs. mr trump's remarks were twice interrupted by medical emergencies in the crowd. he blamed a lack of air conditioning and called for music to be played. with three weeks to go until the us presidential election, kamala harris and donald trump have held rival campaign events in the battleground state of pennsylvania. ms harris announced a plan to give black men more economic opportunities and described some of her opponent's behaviour as increasingly unhinged. let's listen to pavarotti seeing ave maria. i let's listen to pavarotti seeing ave maria. i believe so stronal seeing ave maria. i believe so strongly that _ seeing ave maria. i believe so strongly that a _ seeing ave maria. i believe so strongly that a second - seeing ave maria. i believe so strongly that a second

it is trying to get to europa, this moon which is orbiting jupiter.far in our solar system. there was a lot of buzz going on and we are counting down the minutes to the launch which hopefully should happen in a couple of hours from florida. it was delayed because of the hurricane last week. it has been years in the making. lots of scientists from lots of different places from nasa but what they really want to find out, is does europa, this amazing icy planet, have the potential for life? amazing icy planet, have the potentialfor life? does amazing icy planet, have the potential for life? does have these ingredients which mean it could be habitable? what could be habitable? what exactly do _ could be habitable? what exactly do we _ could be habitable? what exactly do we know - could be habitable? whatj exactly do we know about could be habitable? what exactly do we know about europa already? exactly do we know about europa alread ? ., , , ., already? there has been a few telescope _ already? there has been a few telescope images, _ already? there has b

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read this away from the famous roman jupiter. so this strikes a continuous although somehow missed this. so that's the situation. and 11 on has bull uh, 11 on, also fired rockets of northern israel. again, hitting the port city of high foot seems as well as military capabilities are still intact. kareem yes, there was the striker on haifa and 14, at least at 10 p 2 insurance. it is. ready investigating how the rocket slip gets moved and we looked into septic f. i spelled out presence a message, it's a, as the messages we still existing. you might to filter our either you might to, to most of our come on this, but we're still able to fire on to most of these really look only that more deep into the hi fi which is about 30 minutes away from the news for the so the message of the yeah, was when he started to escalate this, he said something about the escalation in order to be skinny. and now his folder is trying to please the point that this is not going to the head of even refugee agency. philipo grand a has just visited, be rude.

in jupiter. on april 2030. wow. wellington post is going viral for all the wrong reasons. take a look. shows the groom working during his wedding. what? this was the post that was shared by the co-founder of an ai company based here in san francisco called thought lee, this was in very thought lee and shows the co-founder doing work on his laptop during his wedding reception. the caption praise the groom for bringing on a customer who needed to launch within 2 weeks. the post getting a lot of backlash. of course, some calling the situation sad and some going as far as that, this would be grounds for divorce co-founder who made the post defending this saying the company is high stakes as customers depend on their 24 7 responses. he added that the groom was the only person who could solve the task and it only took him 3 to 5 minutes complete. so who cares right? interrupt your wedding for a little bit. working capital isn't right. okay. that's gonna wrap things up for us here at 10. we got the news 11 coming up in a little bit. but first, it's sports night live. and here's a

it will cover 1.8 million miles before entering orbit around jupiter.ell then do dozens of flybys of the moon looking at what is believed to be a vast ocean beneath its icy surface. if conditions are found to be favorable, it is possible that life could exist on other ocean worlds much like earth. on wall street stocks rose to new all-time highs. the dow jones industrial average gained about 200 points to close above 43,000 for the first time ever. the nasdaq added more than 100 50 points. the s&p 500 tacked on 44 point four a new record close of its own. and we have a passing of notes. equal pay icon lilly ledbetter has died. her decision to speak out about not being paid as her male colleagues paved the way for the fair pay act in her name. she sued her old employer, does it ring court ultimately told her in a 2000 seven rolling that she had fallen outside the statute of limitations. the lilly ledbetter fair pair act changed that making it easier for workers to pay -- to sue for fair pay discrimination. and at the 2012 democratic national convention s

pluto, jupiter is a large planet.retrograde motion, that is, it moves back, pluto, which is responsible for large groups of people, will turn around in direct motion, but these two events, they will be very close to each other, so cancers, aries and libra will feel it strongly, of course , on the twentieth, happy birthday on the twentieth, nineteenth of these numbers, they will really feel the reversal of pluto, and but nevertheless, still. svetlana and you also confirmed that jupiter goes into retrograde motion, when we communicate with astrologers, our subscribers to our telegram channel, our program have associations with retrograde motion that seem to be negative, or in this case you praise the planet and st. petersburg so much that retrograde is not bad, yes, since this is generally considered the kindest planet in astrology, then even its retrograde motion in general does not have a particularly bad effect on us, well, in general, sometimes some legal matters slow down processes. some delays, but this is not the

or this well planned and telegraphed than this mission to just one of the many moons of juniper -- jupiter, but one we are convinced and they really go through this possibility for life thing because they discovered this frozen ocean beneath the surface here that could sustain maybe the ingredients for life. now, you might be looking at that and say, well, you know, does that the necessarily mean it should interrupt coverage on a business station? yes, if you are an astronaut like me. so there we go. we're watching this, we're watching how that that does with the rally we're seeing. bobby, want to thank you very much. whether this comes up at the politicians who are crisscrossing the state of pennsylvania today is anyone's guess, but we cowant to keep track of these -- do want to keep track of these terrestrial concerns. first to donald trump and what he is doing, bryan llenas in philadelphia following him at a big event in just a few minutes from now. to you, my friend. >> reporter: hey, neil. we are in oakes, pennsylvania, just outside of philadelphia in montgomery county. this is one of

it will cover 1.8 million miles before entering orbit around jupiter.r will then do dozens of flybys of the moon, looking at what's believed to be a vast ocean beneath its icy surface. scientists say that if conditions are found to be favoble, then it's possible life could exist on other ocean worlds, much like earth. california governor gavin newsom signed legislation today aimed at reining in gas prices. the new law gives the state the authority to require refiners to store more gas, which proponents argue will buffer against supply shortages and lower prices. but opponents, including the governors of arizona and nevada, have said the move could lead to higher gas prices. and, we have a passing of note. equal pay icon lilly ledbetter has died. her decision to speak up about not being paid the same as her male colleagues eventually paved the way for the fair pay act in her name. when she sued her old employer, goodyear tires, in 1999 for gender discrimination, the supreme court ultimately told her in a 2007 ruling that she'd fallen outside of the statu

spacex meantime launching a new nasa probe towards jupiter's moon europa. it will take five years for the europa clipper to get to the jupiter system. its mission to see if it's possible there's life on europa. scientists know there's water underneath an icy crust on that moon. the current thinking is liquid water is one of the things life has to have along with a livable temperature, a goldilocks temperature. they call it not too hot, not too cold. and donald trump started selling his new crypto coin, the world liberty financial token. this morning. current price a little less than $0.02 on social media. trump said it's your chance to be part of the financial future. now, we don't know exactly what the cryptocurrency does or what world liberty financial does. they haven't released any business plans or any white papers. all i know is you can buy it for about one and a half cents. we'll track the price. all right. we'll be watching. all right. thanks, scott. you bet. well, new at 6:00. a real estate record just set in lake tahoe. waterfront estate, known as

jupiter's moon in april of 2030. the 20th annual northern california renaissance fairs and hollister. >> they've for this weekend will be halloween fantasy for kids in adults can trick or treat together was a costume contest because also gonna archery class-c lowing blacksmithing. the other venus on cast today for parkway. that's right. near casa de foods, a restaurant in hollister. organizers say there have food and drinks as well as tons of pastries. all right. back she used to. >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news firefighters had to evacuate an apartment complex in fremont after a car crashed into a building. another women's volleyball team. mike forfeit its upcoming match in san jose state over accusations about a transgender athlete and 2 schools in the north bay are forced to close today after a threat was made against. one of live with the story. good morning. thank you for joining us this morning on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm james fletcher and we're going to begin this hour with a check of the weathe

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it's expected to arrive in the neighborhood of jupiter on april of 20, 30. >> very cool. all right.l, this weekend on planet earth. so last we going to see the 20th annual northern california renaissance faire in hollister. the with this weekend will be hollowing fantasy where kids and adults can trick or treat together along with a costume or on a stick with a renaissance painting who'll the bill also have archery last calling blacksmith event is cast today. parkway. that's right near casa de foods, a restaurant in hollister. organizers say there's going to be food drinks and is balanced. hundreds of pastries. all right. well, make sure you stay up to date with us. we've got a lot coming up. like a story in the 7 o'clock hour you see on your screen and officer involved in a car? >> well, as you would a thief, we'll talk more about what happened in that case. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power

it's going to be on a 5 year journey to jupiter's moon europa.ace center in florida. the europa clipper is the name of the spacecraft and its inside that space x falcon, heavy rocket and they needed the falcon heavy because this spacecraft is the biggest one nasa's ever built for planetary missions. this is pretty big. it's 100 feet wide, which is longer than a basketball court. that's how big this thing is. and the goal of it is to basically explore the ocean that's beneath europa's thick ice shelf. think of europa like an m and m with that candy shell around the front, you crack through that and get down below. and there's an old ocean underneath there. and so this spacecraft is going to look inside and see if maybe there's life down there. if there are aliens, they need spot to hang out. they but it sits on a long mission. it won't get to jupiter till april of 2030. so it'll be a while before we update you on the story. but just know that it's on its way. and by the way, this is the last weekend to see the 20th annual northern california renai

and spacex launched a new nasa probe towards jupiter's moon europa. it will take five years for the europa clipper to get to the jupiter system. its mission to see if it's possible there's life there. they know there's water underneath an icy crust on europa, and the current thinking is the liquid water is one of the things that life has to have along with a livable temperature, a goldilocks temperature. they call it not too hot, not too cold. we have that on earth, of course, and it's possible life can spring up under those conditions. europa clipper won't be able to detect the life, but it will give us a better idea of what measurements are there, the conditions there, and of course, as we say, life we can talk about is things as small as bacteria. but that would be extraordinary if there's life on other worlds. yeah, it's always amazing. it's cool. all right. thanks, scott. electric car drivers heading to southern california will now have a new place to charge up. today, the city of santa ana is unveiling a new ev charging lot. the stations are cal

nasa has launched a special spacecraft to explore jupiter's moon europa. it lifted off a little earlier this morning from the kennedy space center in florida. 5, 4. >> 3, 2, one ignition. >> and liftoff. >> and there goes the europa clipper was aboard a spacex falcon heavy rocket. this is the largest spacecraft the nasa has ever built for a planetary mission at 100 feet wide, which is you no longer than basketball court. the goal of the mission here is to explore the ocean beneath europa's thick ice shell. napa says that shell is 10 to 15 miles thick. and scientists want to know whether you wrote that could sustain life as we know it. the spacecraft will travel 1.8 billion miles and is expected to arrive at jupiter in april of 2030. and we're getting look at plans for the world's first private space station. it is called haven one and it's the brainchild of us based space from bast haven. one is much more modern and spacious. then the international space station that includes queen size beds, a state-of-the-art gym and maple wood interiors. sounds like a f

. >>> tonight, in florida, a surfer surviving his second shark attack in jupiter, florida. he says a shark attacked both of his legs. he says he almost lost parts of two feet. he's had two operations, 93 stitches. the first attacked happened at the same beach in 2013. this attack, much worse. >>> when we come back here tonight, the generic versions of the prescription drugs you buy. tonight, drug makers accused of >>> to the index of other news. two generic drug makers have agreed to a $49 million deal, settlingal gagts allegations oe fixing. executives accused of inflating and manipulating prices while they were partying and golfing. companies are cooperating in the case. >> a painful night for the yankees, but incredible comeback for dodgers fans. the world champions beating the yankees in game five last night, completing a stunning comeback after being down 5-0. players flying back today, raising the trophy as they step off the plane. they'll have a parade and rally tomorrow. >>> when we come back here tonight, they're always there for the football team who the >>> final

on a 5 year journey to jupiter's moon europa. from the kennedy space center there in florida. the europa clipper, as you can see here was on board the spacex falcon heavy rocket as it blasted off into space. the largest spacecraft and nasa's ever built for a planetary mission. that's why they needed the falcon heavy. this particular satellite is 100 feet wide. just to put that in perspective, more than the size of a basketball court. the goal of the mission is to explore the ocean beneath europa's thick ice shell to see if perhaps the planet harbors any life down there. the spacecraft is going to be traveling. 1.8 billion miles. it's expected to arrive jupiter in april of 2030. 0, you know, in your opening at dairy shun atmosphere up there, and the it don't think it's picking up to support human life. so but maybe some microbial life under under the ice sheet will see. >> all right. let's talk about science. this is last week to see that one on northern california, renaissance faire in hollister. they were this week. it will holl

. >> out here between mars and jupiter is the main astroid belt.re are hundreds of thousands of astroids out there. >> reporter: those astroid belt astroids usually leave us alone, but pt5 comes from a family of astroids called the arjunas and their orbits bring them much closer to earth. >> the arjuna family of astroids essentially orbits at earth's distance, usually a tiny bit more. >> reporter: those tiny astroids can only be spotted with the sort of big telescopes that found our mini moon back in august as part of a nasa sky survey designed to detect incoming space rocks and pt5 is making a close call only in the astronomical sense. >> this object will come no closer than about five times the moon's distance from earth. >> reporter: still even little astroids can pack a big punch. >> such a thing happened in 2013. >> reporter: a space rock 60 feet wide springed into earth's atmosphere exploding when it was just 18 miles high. >> that injured something like 1,500 people who saw a flash of light, rushed to the windows and then a minute later the

its destination is europa — a deeply mysterious moon orbiting the distant planet jupiter — with potentiallyange what we know about life in our solar system. here's pallah ghosh. two, one. ignition. and lift—off. up and on its way, on a mission to see if life could exist on another world. unveiling the mysteries of an enormous ocean. the europa clipper spacecraft sets off on a 1.8 billion milejourney. it'll passjupiter and head towards the ice covered moon the spacecraft is named after. europa is almost the same size as our own moon, but that's where the similarity ends. it doesn't have any craters. instead, it has an icy surface because it's so far away from the sun. and you can see cracks and ridges, which has been caused byjupiter�*s powerful gravity stretching and squashing it. and it's that movement that scientists believe has melted the ice underneath to create a vast, salty ocean, which has got twice as much water than all the earth's oceans combined. and that is what makes europa the most likely place in the solar system to support alien life. these telescope pictures show what seem

the mission to find out and we live on jupiter. i'm skeptical about that, but hey, there's a reason they scheduled the cyclists. alright. not your everyday police chase. >> a giant blow up. lumpkin was on the lam, offers in ohio going after the gourd eventually they did manage to return it to its home all right the arizona diamondbacks aren't in the playoffs, but a snake did make it to the national league championship series. they small snake was spotted in the dodgers dug out between innings monday, it was removed without incident. the series between the dodgers and mets tied up at one game apiece, perhaps that snake was not the best pohlmann and then this d.c.'s newest and cutest residents on their way here, two giant pandas heading from china to washington's national zoo. they three-year-old pandas left the research-based on monday, they landed in alaska for a layover this morning. they are on a special charter plane dubbed the panda express are time now for weather 45 million people across the central and eastern us under freez

someday you made maybe able to wake up with a view of jupiter. now says europa clipper is expected to lift off around noon today from the kennedy space center florida, the destination jupiter's ice covered ocean moon. it's necessary first study to determine if it could support life, but it's not a quick trip. obviously they today's launch arrives on the moon europa in april 2030, while we still be here, i hope so okay. >> i'm going to say absolutely. this morning, donald trump's social media company is making a comeback on wall street. but why and why now cnn's matt egan is looking into that. he's here this now, what are you expecting with this now? what are you hearing about this and what are you expecting now with the markets about to open your kid? >> it's not moving. watch this morning, but that'll change. i'm sure. listen, this stock was in meltdown mode. all summer button now it is on fire since september 23. it's up 100 108%. that's doubling in the span of three weeks. it's a stunning move. one of many stunning moves for this company, and

it will take nearly six years to reach europa, one of jupiter's 95 moons. but scientists believe there could be a massive ocean under that ice, holding twice as much water as here on earth. >> in terms of an ice-covered ocean perhaps, that could be miles and miles deep. >> reporter: and, if it's anything like earth, where there's water -- >> we believe that europa has the conditions that are suitable for life. the water, the energy, the chemistry, the stability. >> reporter: arriving in 2030, clipper will make 49 orbital fly bu byes, searching for the basic ingredients of life. clipper's launch comes as spacex cheers another engineering marvel. landing a massive rocket booster back in the mechanical arms of its launch pad and sending its uncrewed starship around the earth. it's a critical test flight to one day land humans on the moon, and mars, as we also search for life far beyond. back to you. >> just incredible. tom, thank you. >>> and thanks to you for waking up with us for "early today." i'm frances rivera. hope you have a gr your memory is an amazing

it will be at the end of this decade before the spacecraft get to the jupiter system.e as a giant step forward in knowing whether life is possible on one of these icy worlds. pallab ghosh, bbc news. that is our programme at this hour. thank you very much for watching bbc news. remember you can find more on all the days news at our website, bbc.com/news. plus to see what we're working on at anytime make sure to check us out on your favourite social media site. thank you for watching world news america. hello. we've had some big contrasts in the weather throughout monday. across much of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, it's been glorious with plenty of sunshine — a bit of snow here on the tops of the scottish mountains. further south, though, for wales, midlands, east anglia, southern england, we've had extensive cloud, some heavy rain around in the morning, but most of that cleared off. just an odd patch of drizzle left over into the afternoon. but cloud was certainly reluctant to break up. and overnight, this zone of cloudier weather is going to be pushing

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its destination is europa — the deeply mysterious moon orbiting jupiter which scientists think couldwhere there is water, there is that potential for life. the clipper won't arrive until 2030 but what it finds, could change dramatically what we know about life in our solar system. here's dr carly howett to shed some light, astrophysicist at oxford university. good to have you with us. how's it going to get there and how will it operate once it gets there? ~ . . will it operate once it gets there? ., ., ., . there? we had a fantastic morning _ there? we had a fantastic morning here _ there? we had a fantastic morning here in - there? we had a fantastic morning here in florida, i there? we had a fantastic. morning here in florida, we there? we had a fantastic- morning here in florida, we got to watch the rocket take off. everything is nominal, we got single acquisition so it's been a great morning, off to a really good start. of course it was a little bit bumpy, it was supposed to launch last week but hurricane milton had different plans for that, but it was worth the wait for such a s

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