born historian of anti-colonialism an activist and writer and a research fellow at the max planck institute of history of science here in berlin and i thank you for joining us you've been blogging about the death of george flight and the black lives matter movement how are you feeling about what is happening in the u.s. right now. so to be honest the species felt like a century and i was born and raised and protect america and like most black americans most of. the what happened. happened to. happen to trayvon martin's engine plant and so many others is because of the incident connection and knowledge we have. united states and most of the world is unjust to black people and against a history of sleep the 1st slave became. $6019.00 but it continues and continues to. this how our lives don't matter to the police they don't matter to the government and the regime we see and the protest at the sea is by product of centuries of holy onto and bearing this injustice. it does seem to be like they don't seem like these protests are resonating around the world right now do you think that we're seein

the trained chemist works as a climate research at the max planck institute in mines and at the university of casablanca. one study that she's worked on predicts that summer temperatures in north africa will rise twice as much as the global average. hot desert climate is worse in the future and especially in the summer increased. share will be about $2.00 to $3.00 degrees. in the mine scenario. by 2050 up to 7 degrees in the worst scenario by the end of the century. satellite images captured by the european earth monitoring program copernicus show the oasis of honey surrounded by desert. and imation shows how the vegetation has been changing over the last few years and fluctuations in rainfall and humidity. the higher temperature means that there will be more of operation from the sun of less specific ation also less water in the sky and the combination of both will increase the stocks of the sun actually which has a huge impact on the crop for the activity and there's additional dynamics in the song the corporate world activity can fall. 35 percent. is aware of this vicious circle he has

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vitreous humor of the eye to deliver medicine to the retina professor perry fisher at the max planck institute for intelligent systems in stuttgart is among the scientists who are developing these nano robots. by the invicta not in developing the nano propeller we found inspiration in bacteria if we recreate a screw like structure that enables bacteria to move because when you rotate a corkscrew it moves forward all that's what makes. the nano propellers are made by a pariahs in silicon dioxide and other materials including iron onto a copper or silicon wafer under high vacuum while it rotates. the way for is already coated with tiny polymer particles. each one of his local nano propeller is born out of the vapor. this way for is covered in billions of these nano propellers. you need a microscope to see them. so they are very small and they fit to the mesh of the vitreous. only $500.00 out of either endeavor there and to white hall so they can easily sneak through the mesh of the vitreous. the propellers have to be harvested from the way for. bits of the way for broken off and put into water.

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the max planck institute for astronomy in heidelberg is involved in developing the new telescope astrophysicist klaus yeager says there are good reasons for working in the infrared range. in stellar nurseries dust absorbs visible light with infrared you can stare right into the system with its longer wavelengths conscious through the crowds the other reason is that the universe is expanding so the light from distant galaxies undergoes a redshift with an infrared telescope you can observe these objects much more clearly. the telescope is cameras and instruments have to be kept very cold if faint heat signals to be detected. and that requires a lot of extra equipment including a sun shield the size of a tennis course of course that won't fit into any spacecraft so engineer's have come up with a complicated structure which will only unfold once it's up in space that the entire program represents and i'm ready of huge challenges. is a confort this complex equipment all has to function in space this. i think that's why everyone is being much more careful we're hoping we'll be able to launch in 2021

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