and the moon and the orbit of the moon, orbits around the moon are a great place to learn that when youtill get back to the earth fairly quickly. in the sort of vision you have, artemis, nasa is expecting the us government to stump up well over $20 billion by 2024 to get you guys back onto the moon. all the indications are congress is going to have a big problem with that. i think you're looking for more than three billion for the initial investment in some of the spacecraft. and you're struggling to get that. covid makes public finances even more complicated. isn't the truth that, unlike in the late 1960s, there clearly is not the political commitment to deliver on the timeframe and the scale of ambition that you want? well, the nice thing is for nasa is that we have strong bipartisan support. and so everything that you mentioned is a reality we have to deal with. but we've been given our goal to land in 2024. and right now we're putting in place the contracts for the hardware that we'll need to do that. we have several elements that are a big player in this. we have the rocket, the sp

and the moon is the natural destination for that. so the european space agency is now working with nasa on the same code our ryan crew vehicle which will be able to send astronauts to the moon and where europe is supplying hoff of that. that crew vehicle which will go to the moon and we just signed contracts to start building the 1st possible. it's called the gateway. so this is a small the ocean of the international space station with the same partnership in a little bit around the moon, which will then form a place to go down to the surface of the moon, but also to do science above the radiation belts of the which protect the astronauts on the ice, and that's a stepping stone then to send humans to mars. so i think there's an awful lot of push in terms of science and technology. but also you see these new global players like china being very ambitious, and that tends to trigger a response from the traditional play as the united states, europe, russia, japan, and others. so i think there's no specific reason to be doing this now, bu

that material has been brought back from the moon. china's space ambitions are no secret and have been growing for years. in 2003, it secured a major breakthrough when it became the 3rd country in the world to send a man into space. 10 years later, china hit another milestone successfully landing in unpiloted spacecraft on the moon. it was the 1st soft landing since the soviet union success in 1976. more chinese cheers in january 29th teen in a global 1st, a lunar probe. touching down on the far side of the moon, boosting china's space ambitions. mas' is also in its sights. this year beijing launched an unmanned probe to the planet. in july, it put the final satellite into orbit for its chinese navigation system. the country's rival to u.s. owned g.p.s. . but this lunar mission to bring back material from the moon is one of china's most ambitious to date and one which beijing is determined to be another success. we'll talk some more about this. we're joined by keith cowing. he's a blogger, and the founder of the website, nasa watch, a

that material has been brought back from the moon. china's space ambitions are no secret and have been growing for years. in 2003, it secured a major breakthrough when it became the 3rd country in the world to send a man into space. 10 years later trying to hit another milestone successfully landing and unpiloted spacecraft on the moon. it was the 1st soft landing since the soviet union success in 1976. more chinese cheers in january 29th teen in a global 1st, a lunar probe. touching down on the far side of the moon, boosting china's space ambitions. mas' is also in its sights. this year beijing launched an unmanned probe to the planet. in july, it put the final satellite into orbit for its chinese navigation system. the country's, rival to us and g.p.s., but this lunar mission to bring back material from the moon is one of china's may stamp issues to date and one which beijing is determined to be another success. well, to talk some more about this, we're joined by keith cowing, he's a blogger, and the founder of the web site nasa wat

this to full moon month is among 13 full moons will see in 2020. >>can have as many as 13 and in a year. so that's that's pretty pretty rare yeah man in blue moon is is even checked last time we had a a blue moon on halloween. listen and 2001. and before that it was 1944 it's pretty rare to have a blue moon on halloween. >>meanwhile the chabot space and science center is hosting a once in a blue moon. halloween virtual telescope viewing it kicks off at 9 o'clock tonight see how whole little more than. 40 minutes or so to get ready for that it's on their facebook page and if you want to take part. we have a link on our website at kron 4 dot com. meanwhile before you hit the bed tonight you may want to set your clocks back one hour that's because daylight saving time ends at 02:00am sunday morning. so make sure you set your clocks back one hour before hitting the hay in addition to setting your clocks back experts say it's also a good time to replace the batteries in your smoke alarms and your carbon monoxide detectors. meanwhile as we're talking abo

the moon. and you wonder of a young woman who was in the aerospace control center reports that the long march 5 rocket lifted off normally. and the chiang a 5 spacecraft has entered orbit as planned. i can now announce that the launch mission of long much 5 has been completed successfully several more the government imo, the chuang of 5 rocket is made up of several components. one is the land which will dig for rocks and soil. these materials will then be transferred into the return capsule for the journey back to earth. protocol to haul up the current lunar program consists of 3 phases, orbiting landing and returning the china. 5 will carry out the 3rd phase, bringing moon samples back to earth that we hope this will be a success. was a good your mind that you hope. if successful, it would be the 1st time in 4 decades. that material has been brought back from the moon. china's space ambitions are no secret and have been growing for years. in 2003, it's a kid, a major breakthrough when it becam

liftoff to the moon. china launches a mission to the moon. that could make it only the 3rd country to bring back rock samples from its surface. we asked why the mission is important, and what's driving and vicious plans for space. religion proves a stumbling block for many marriages in india, we speak to an interfaith couple all opposition to be with each other and to rest more morticians. welcome to do that. you could join us. china launched a rocket today to the moon seeking to bring samples of luna rocks and dust back to the john 5 name for the ancient chinese moon goddess. took off successfully from china. it's the 1st mission in 4 decades. and if successful, it would make china only the 3rd country to bring back samples from the moon after the u.s. and the former soviet union. and for more on this launch, i'm joined by mark mccall cohen, senior advisor for science, an exploration of the european space agency. marc welcome and rocks have been brought back from the moon before. what is the scientific importance of this mission? well, as yo

that material has been brought back from the moon. china's space ambitions are no secret and have been growing for years. in 2003, it secured a major breakthrough when it became the 3rd country in the world to send a man into space 10 years later trying to hit another milestone successfully landing and unpiloted spacecraft on the moon. it was the 1st soft landing since the soviet union success in 1976. more chinese cheers in january 2019 in global 1st alluna probe, touching down on the far side of the moon, boosting china's space ambitions. mas is also in its sights. this year, beijing launched an unmanned probe to the planet. in july, it put the final satellite into orbit for its chinese navigation system. the country's rival to us and key p.s. . but this lunar mission to bring back material from the moon is one of china's may stamp issues to date and one which beijing is determined to be another success. while to talk some more about this, we're joined by keith cowing. he's a blogger on the founder of the website, nasa watch, as wel

that material has been brought back from the moon. china's space ambitions are no secret and have been growing for years. in 2003, it secured a major breakthrough when it became the 3rd country in the world to send a human into space. the 10 years later, china hit another milestone successfully landing an unpiloted spacecraft on the moon. it was the 1st soft landing since the soviet union success in 1976. more chinese cheers in january $2900.00 in a global 1st, a lunar pro. touching down on the far side of the moon, boosting china's space and bush and must is also in that sights. this year, beijing launched an unmanned probe to the planet. in july, it put the final satellite into orbit for its chinese navigation system. the country's rival to u.s. owned g.p.s. . but this lunar mission to bring back material from the moon is one of china's most ambitious to date. and one that beijing is determined will be another success . joining me now is pleasant bowen. he's an expert for space warfare space policy and international relations in out

5 name for the ancient chinese moon goddess. took off successfully from china southern it's the 1st mission in 4 decades. and if successful, it would make china only the 3rd country to bring back samples from the moon after the u.s. and the former soviet union. and for more on this launch, i'm joined by mark because senior advisor for science, an exploration of the european space agency, mark, welcome rocks, have been brought back from the moon before. what is the scientific importance of this mission? well, as you know, the apollo missions and also soviet unmanned missions brought back rocks in the sixty's and seventy's. but now the chinese mission is going is actually interesting . it's a much younger region of the moon than the previous missions of being to the top of a volcano, a very smooth, flat volcano, not a spike, but it's much younger than those other regions. and so that will actually tell us something more about the more recent geological changes on the moon, and that will then be able to allow us to connect into wha

this to full moon month is among 13 full moons will see this year. >>can have as many as 13 and in a year. so that's that's pretty pretty rare yeah man in a blue moon is is even checked last time we had a a blue moon on halloween. let's see in 2001 and before that it was 1944 it's pretty rare to have a blue moon on halloween. >>so the chabot space and science center is hosting a once in a blue moon. halloween virtual telescope viewing. it started about 10 minutes ago still happening right now so if you want to check it out you can do so we have a link on how you can get to their facebook page on our website. that's kron 4 dot com and before you head off to bed tonight. one quick reminder don't forget to set your clocks back. that's because daylight saving time ends at 02:00am sunday morning. so set your clocks back one hour before hitting the pillow that way you don't wake up and you're still in our head. in addition to setting your clocks back experts say it's also a good time to replace the batteries in your smoke detectors as well as your carbon m

and we need these extra samples to tell us more about the formation of the moon.ugh time. so we count craters — the more craters there are, the older we think the surface is. the younger that surface, the fewer craters there are. and we can extrapolate out when we look at venus or mercury, and look at mars. but you need very hard data points, and that's what these rock samples do. because we look at the craters that are around and say that's 3 billion years old, and then we can use that as this chronometer to go and look at some of the other planets. which brings us into the space race, which china is actively engaged in. jonathan, we're out of time, but thank you very much indeed for talking through that one. soon to star in marvel‘s first asian superhero film, michelle yeoh says it has taken time for hollywood to offer more diverse roles to asian actors. named on this year's bbc 100 women list, michelle yeoh talked to us about her work with the un as a goodwill ambassador, and how she wants to inspire girls to grow up thinking they can do anything they set their

it will get us to the moon by 2024. when we think about what happens beyond that, depending on if the senate and house make it available to us, we can use the exploration upper stage or the enhanced upper stage. at this point we think that there are opportunities to use commercial vehicles potentially in the future. but of course all options should be considered. >> thank you. senator udall is next. >> chairman, have you got me there? >> we can hear you well. >> thank you, mr. chairman for the recognition, and let me welcome the administrator here. i remember having a good conversation with him when he came through. good to see you. satellite services and debris removal will become an increasingly important part of space operations as low earth orbit and other heavily populated or bits become increasingly congested by small satellites. last october i introduced resolution 386, a resolution supporting improvements in space situational awareness in advance of technology and calling for international cooperation to address

that material has been brought back from the moon.china's space ambitions are no secret and have been growing for years. in 2003, it secured a major breakthrough when it became the 3rd country in the world to send a man into space. 10 years later trying to hit another milestone successfully landing and unpiloted spacecraft on the moon. it was the 1st soft landing since the soviet union success in 1976. more chinese cheers in january 29000 in a global first alluna probe. touching down on the far side of the moon, boosting china's space ambitions. mas is also in its sights. this year, beijing launched an unmanned probe to the planet. in july, it put the final satellite into orbit for its chinese navigation system. the country's rival to u.s. owned g.p.s. . but this lunar mission to bring back material from the moon is one of china's most ambitious to date and one which beijing is determined to be another success. or even for more now i'm joined by keith keller. he is a blogger, and founder of the website, nasa watches, well as being a f

a blue moon. this was the first blue moon of halloween since 1944. >>> and here is a look from over the bay bridge, how beautiful is that? in case you're wondering the term blue moon has nothing to do with color. the moon can sometimes appear blue because of dust or smoke particles in the earth's atmosphere. >>> and plenty of people got their own photos and video of this, i hope you can see, here you can see people gathering there in the city in alamo square to film the moon's rising, in the distance, you can see the top of city hall lit up orange for halloween and there is the moon right there above it. so beautiful, frances, did you stay up past your bedtime to get a glimpse? >> i did, liz. i stayed up way past my bedtime even though we got the extra hour of sleep. today the man rises at 6:10 and sun sets at 5:10 so you'll be able to see almost a full moon at 9.2%. let's take to you live doppler 7. mostly clear skies with a shallow marine layer. there is some fog though in half moon bay reduced

it is going to the moon. that rocket will fly to the moon. it will launch orion and the european service module to the moon. we have to make sure we get it right. when we get this first one right , we know the second sls will launch american astronauts around the moon. this is a program that is on the five yard line and we are very excited about getting the test complete, getting the core stage here. yesterday i was at the vehicle assembly building and the solid rocket boosters are there ready to be integrated. they are not in the vehicle assembly building but they're the processing facility. they are here at kennedy. we saw the orion crew capsule is ready. the european service model is tested. the adapters come everything is ready. we just have to get that core stage. we saw just recently the mobile launcher rollout and then rolled back in. yesterday i saw it in its completed form and it is beautiful. bob told me that will not be what holds us up. so far he has been right. there is a lot of positive things happening and we are very excited a

to land on the moon. explore a bit that region and to pick up one to 2 kilograms of lunar rocks to take back to china for tonnage to better understand the moon's surface. now, what's different about this mission compared to say, previous missions to pick up samples by the russians? is that the way it's coming back is a bit more complex. it's not coming directly back to, it's going to go back up, go into a nother module and then be transferred again to another capsule before returning to than the reason is that china is testing out a pathway to send up its own chinese astronauts to the moon which it plans to do in the next 10 to 15 years in the long term plan is to have a permanent chinese presence there or colony there going forward. but it hasn't all been smooth sailing. china did test its long march rocket out at least 3 times this year, and each and every time it had been tested, there were some failures. so now has been quite a long road to, to get to this point is 2030, a realistic deadline for china

the moon. and you want to have a young woman who was in the aerospace control center reports that the long march 5 rocket lifted off. normally in the chuang, a 5 spacecraft has entered orbit as planned. i can now announce that the launch mission of long much 5 has been completed successfully far from all over the government, imo. the chuang of 5 rocket is made up of several components. one is the land which will dig for rocks and soil. these materials will then be transferred into the return capsule for the journey back to protocol to haul. our current lunar program consists of 3 phases, overseeing landing and returning the chuang. a 5 will carry out the 3rd phase, bringing moon softballs back to earth that we hope this will be a success. was a good your mind that you hope. if successful, it would be the 1st time in 4 decades. that material has been brought back from the moon. china's space ambitions are no secret and have been growing for years. in 2003, it's a kid, a major breakthrough when i

time for beaver moon, everyone. it is beaver moon time.s morning if you look up in the sky, you're going to see a beaver moon. you might wonder why is it called a beaver moon. it got this funny name by rising at the time of the year when the beavers are busy building their winter dams. >> wow. apparently it coincides with a partial lunar eclipse this year. >> keep this show on, keep america this morning on and then go out and see the moon, come back and watch the news. >> take a picture, send it to us on social. >> enjoy the beaver moon. >> yes. if you do, we might add you to the nice list because we have some pull with santa. apparently according to the department of christmas affairs which operates under the north pole government, the official 2020 naughty and nice list is out. i feel like everyone should be on the nice list this year, right? >> yeah, if you're wearing a mask and social distancing, you're on the nice list. >> exactly. actually, maybe we can be choosey. 170 pages of alphabetized names. you can find out where you stand. th

get the halloween blue moon a very rare event but. >>crystal clear skies for those of you checking it out this evening, let's take a live look outside in the east bay over berkeley and we're not tracking any lower high clouds in fact that fog bank well off into the coast and we're going to start and end our day on sunday with plenty of sunshine temperatures out there right now starting to cool down into the 50's along the coast, but for those of you at half moon bay, even cooler than that in the mid 40's out there right now this evening, upper 50's for downtown san francisco. so not really getting a strong of a sea breeze there san jose in the low 60's as is oakland 59 degrees for conquered so little bit chillier out there this evening petaluma 52 degrees and napa in the mid 50's as you step outside for your halloween saturday night and when tracker for pretty calm wind speeds out there right now but around 8 miles per hour sustained winds for downtown san francisco in taking a look ahead warmer and drier weather sunday through your m

so the call at the beaver moon.number all eclipse of the moon which is exciting of the paint dry. it is at 160 a.m. and you can look at it if you want but you will not see anything. the full moon gets slightly dimmer. you will not notice it. just go outside and enjoy the moon no matter whether it is cold or not. the moon is in the sky tonight. >>> you'll be able to see it because will of the clouds they have will not block the view. you know how it has been kind of cold in the overnight hours? particularly since thanksgiving. we pulled in dry air on thanksgiving. he pulled in dry air and we have been stuck with it. the morning lows will continue to go down to the low 30s for many inland spots. daytime highs will keep warming right back up in a big way in the mid to upper 60s. a preview from the top of the mark hopkins. if we put some numbers on this it is 37 already in santa rosa. still 50 in san francisco. a little bit of humidity in the air and the temperatures do not drop as fast. in livermore it is 42. take a lo

the full moon might look nicely less bright at around 1:40 am. during the total eclipse you know, when it turns deep red, that will not happen tonight. that happens at 1:40 am. and i don't know about you but a slightly dimmer full moon at 1:40 am just doesn't appeal.>> but it is kind of interesting as to why one equips puts on a show and another dozen. i've got a little diagram that shows how these things even happen in the first place. you can see earth is right in the middle and then you can kind of make out the moon there which is spinning around. the moon does not go around on a perfectly flat plane. it's tilted. and you can see how there are two different shadows they are. if you don't get right in the deepest part of the shadow as the moon goes around, you just barely kind of claims that on the side. those are the ones that are not really noticed much but it still kind of cool to know about it. look at all those clouds, they can also get in the way. they shouldn't be a major factor, pretty view from treasure island looking up toward the eas

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government to better understand the surface of the moon. now what's different about this particular mission compared to say, previous missions pick up samples by the russians, is that the way it's coming up is a bit more complicated. it's going to go into another orbiting module before being transferred to another capsule. then returning to earth to china in a mongolia province in about $23.00 days. and the reason it's more complex is that china is essentially testing out a new pathway to send up chinese astronauts to the moon, which is what it wants to do over the next 10 to 15 years in the long term plan is to establish a permanent chinese presence there going forward, although it hasn't been smooth sailing. the long march rocket, the rocket, which is used to send the model up into space actually was tested and launched 3 times earlier this year. and there were failures during those 3 times. so it's been a long road to get there and could serve as a so completely domestic effort by the chinese and it's a military run program. so i'm presu

a blue moon." this was the first blue moon on halloween since 1944. here is a look from over the bay bridge. such a beautiful, beautiful sight. in case you're wondering, the term "blue moon" has nothing do do with color. the moon can sometimes appear blue because of dust or smoke particles in the earth's atmosphere. people got their own videos and photos last night. here people gathered to film the moon's rising. you see the city hall lit up orange for halloween. frances, i know you stayed up to get a glimpse of it. and we saw it this morning. >> we saw it this morning at 5:00 and the moon set after 7:00 this morning. hopefully you saw some of our tweets and caught that. right now, we'll show you what's going on. we have a gorgeous day ahead. live doppler 7's satellite radar image shows clouds have cleared. there is still some fog in half moon bay where visibility is down to zero miles. everywhere else we've got lots of blue skies. a live look from the exploratorium looking out towards the bay. you

john 5 name for the ancient chinese moon goddess. took off successfully from china. it's the 1st mission in 4 decades. and if successful, it would make china only the 3rd country to bring back samples from the morning after the u.s. and the former soviet union. and for more on this launch, i'm joined by mark mccall cohen, senior advisor for science, an exploration of the european space agency. mark, welcome rocks have been brought back from the moon before all. what is the scientific importance of this mission? well, as you know, the apollo missions and also soviet unmanned missions brought back rocks in the sixty's and seventy's. but the chinese mission is going is actually interesting. it's a much younger region of the moon than the previous missions have been to the top of a volcano, a very smooth, flat volcano, not a spike, but it's much younger than those other regions. and so that will actually tell us something more about the more recent geological changes on the moon, and that will then be able to allow us to connect into wha

a blue moon. this was the first blue moon of halloween since 1944. and here is a look from over the bay bridge, how beautiful is that? in case you're wondering the term blue moon has nothing to do with color. the moon can sometimes appear blue because of dust or smoke particles in the earth's atmosphere. >>> and plenty of people got their own photos and video of this last night. here you can see people gathering there in the city in alamo square to film the moon's rising, in the distance, you can see the top of city hall lit up orange for halloween. so beautiful, frances, did you stay up to get to see it? >> i stayed up and saw a little bit of it. you can see it a little bit right now as you saw in some of our live shots. the moon sets at 7:29 this morning. so we've got a little bit more time left. we have a gorgeous day ahead of us and i want to start off with live doppler 7 and the satellite radar image. we have little cloud cover, just a very thin marine layer off the coast right now, and some

the spacecraft was launched in 1989 was called galileo, reached jupiter and its moons, observe otheras well along the way, two asteroids along along the way and so on. after not david scott was on the moon -- astronaut -- did a the famous experiment where he dropped the hammer and a feather on the moon to show that they fall at the same rate, which is something again that galileo was the first to discover and write about. we see how, you know, his name even and, of course, the work he did come ingenuity today and a lot of creativity. i mean, david scott started the experiment by saying that the reason we are here today is because of some gentleman named galileo. one of the thing in which galileo showed ingenuity, in any case, very, very creative thinking, was in the fact that he declared that the universe was written in the language of mathematics. today we take that for granted because, you know, all the laws of physics, for example, are written in mathematical equations. but in his time there really were no laws of physics. in fact, he wrote the very first few of those. and yet he

the moon. and you want to have a young woman who was in the aerospace control center reports that the long march 5 rocket lifted off normally and the channel 5 spacecraft has entered orbit as planned. i can now announce that the launch mission of long march 5 has been completed successfully after all, although government imo, the chuang of 5 rocket is made up of several components. one is the land which will dig for rocks and soil. these materials will then be transferred into the return capsule for the journey back to protocol to haul up the current lunar program consists of 3 phases, overseeing landing and returning the china. 5 will carry out the 3rd phase, bringing moon samples back to earth that we hope this will be a success. was a good year london. if successful, it would be the 1st time in 4 decades. that material has been brought back from the moon. china's space ambitions are no secret and have been growing for years. in 2003, it's a kid, a major breakthrough when it became the 3rd co

a blue moon means it's a second full moon in a single calender month. also this weekend daylight-saving time ends. that's like tonighto our clocks going to go back an hour. >> we're three days away from election night. 34 millions of voters have already cast their ballots making sure they're voices are heard. >> president trump and democratic challenger joe biden have been chris crossing the country in a final effort to get peoples votes. >> his focus, keeping his supporters fired up. the president showed anger and anxiety about the wait for election results. he also delivered a striking rebuke to the supreme court that he helped shape. this is after the court decided that in pennsylvania's case the commonwealth gets three days beyond election day to count mail-in ballots. >> of course now that our united states supreme court has delayed everything, it's going to be a very interesting evening. and i wonder what happens during that period of delay with the ballots. i wonder what happens. >> by the way, pennsylvania has 20 electoral college votes. >>> in

full or new moon sunday marks a new moon we spoke to ron in an educator at the exploratorium museum of science in san francisco king tides give preview. >>of what high tides are going to look like in the future because of the sea level rise because of global climate the seas are slowly getting higher and higher here's a look earlier this year pier 3 on the embarcadero reaching its peak in mill valley flooding on shoreline highway near one o one. >>well we saw dry and calm weather on sunday high tides in half moon bay flooded. the local beaches. the high tide paid a visit to its usual spot on gate 5 road in sausalito where you stood and we were we were prepared and keeper we have a. >>print out of the tide report so we are always like looking out for prepared when floods at the heat ceramics factory staff call it lake heated named after their founder renounce around must eat of heat. >>lisa do busy assistant manager. she says this is nothing but there's been times where we actually had to have the floodgate up and re direct all customers to our back door, so you can even enter this w

on the moon to show that they fall at the same rate which is something that galileo was the first to discover and write about. we see how his name even and of course the work he did means ingenuity today and a lot of creativity. david scott started the experiment by saying the reason we are here today is because of some gentleman named galileo . one other thing in which galileo showed ingenuity and in any case very creative thinking was in the fact that he declared that the universe was weakened in the language of mathematics. today we take that for granted because all the laws of physics were rendered as mathematical equations but in his time there were no laws of physics. the very first few of those, he had this incredible intuition that somehow the universe has to bewritten in the language of mathematics . and on top of that in particular isaac newton in his theory of gravitation and in writing his laws of mechanics fixed on that idea and of course today we all do that. when we wantto write a theory in physics or any fundamental science it is written in the language of mathematics

>> who are these moon rise shooting people? >> what a brilliant idea. >> great video. >> great optical effect. you line it up just right. full moon tomorrow night. officially. >>> so, maybe you can recreate that shot. let's talk about the numbers. it is already cold. we are already in the 30s in the south bay. from the top of the sales force tower looking off toward the east, oakland stands out as one of the locations that will escape the worst of this. as we look at san jose, it is 50 degrees in oakland right now. it is 42 in san jose. but, 37 in santa rosa. so, livermore, you are already at 37. so, we have already seen the temperatures up in the north bay. and in inland alameda county. deep down into the 30s . meanwhile, 50 in oakland. that tells you the benefits of having access to the bay. higher levels of humidity to insulate you and the temperatures cannot drop as much. if you get inland, you are in for a cold night. let's pull out some specifics. since the north bay will see some of the coldest, let's pull out more numbe

the moon and back, china setting the spacecraft to the moon.collecting samples and bring them back to earth. the third country to accomplish this after the u.s. and soviet union years ago. the last attempt was made more than 40 years ago. let's bring in a theoretical physicist, michio kaku to break down the significance of this. good to see you again, sir. if you don't go to the moon people say, well, maybe there is no significant, it's not important. what you say? >> first of all, let me congratulate the chinese, they are following the u.s. step-by-step. there are still 34 years behind the u.s. but they are taking shortcuts. they are squeezing the program as they follow. they will appreciate more than a few months instead of an orbiter and then lander and then a rover, it is one mission with an orbiter, lander and rover to explore mars. the chinese are methodically following the west, making shortcuts along the way. connell: right. so we don't have to worry about an old-school space race like the u.s. and soviet union years ago. the chinese ca

of the moon. and up to today, almost 2 years later, it's still there, exploring that region. this is observer, and these are the top stories. the u.s. federal office that oversees the transfer of power in the white house has told joe biden, his transition console me begin.

they waved flags as the moon rose overhead. shooting the moon rises a thanksgiving tradition for that group. >> technically not full yet. i was just checking up on that. technically it will be full monday at 1:30 in the morning our time. so it's coming soon. even though you may not see the exact time, the next couple of nights will be great to look at the moon. it's up now but first i want you to look west with me past the golden gate bridge. look at the color in the sky there. that is from the top of the sales force tower looking east. you can see some of the moonlight on the bay. that is the moonlight. and over san jose, clear skies. let's get some numbers. san jose at 57 right now. upper 50s for concord, livermore at 55. this is what it looks like at this time of the day when you get into the mid-60s for daytime highs, which is where we were. now the issue is not the daytime highs and how beautiful the evenings are. it's how cold the mornings have been getting and this morning was quite cold. tomorrow will be almost identica

it's visiting a lava—field area in the north western region of the moon.ching astronauts. these men and women are working initially in space modules in orbit around the earth. china hopes soon to have its own permanent space station this decade. the ambition, however, is to venture further afield, and the chang'e—5 sample return mission employs basically the same technical concepts you'd use to put chinese astronauts on the moon, and then bring them home safely. jonathan amos, bbc news. production on the delayed sixth series of line of duty has finally finished, after it was hit by the coronavirus pandemic. series creatorjed mercurio tweeted to say "that's a wrap. 82 days of shooting with the covid shutdown in between, but we made it, thanks to our brilliant cast and crew. not a single day's filming lost, and 100—plus colleagues finished the shoot in good health." imagine this. you're walking your new puppy in the local park when, suddenly, he's snatched by an alligator and pulled under water — what would you do? it was a dilemma faced by richard willbanks

to send its own rover to the false side of the moon. and up to today, almost 2 years later, it's still there, exploring that region. the top stories on al-jazeera is 3 weeks off. the u.s. elections and president elect joe biden is beginning his transition to the what else? donald trump's refused to concede, but he has all 4 eyes. the general services agency to clear by the parents with all eyes are going to be on the republican party leadership in the coming days because really we're seeing.

>>typically on a full or new moon sunday marks a new moon we spoke to ron in an educator at the exploratorium museum of science in san francisco king tides give preview. >>of what high tides are going to look like in the future. >>because of the sea level rise because of global climate the seas are slowly getting higher and higher here's a look earlier this year pier 3 on the embarcadero reaching its peak in mill valley flooding on shoreline highway near one o one. >>well we saw dry and calm weather on sunday high tides and half moon bay flooded. the local beaches. the high tide paid a visit its usual spot on gate 5 road in sausalito where you stood and we were we were prepared and keeper we have a. >>print out of the tide report so we are always like looking out for prepared when floods at the heat ceramics factory staff call it lake heated named after their founder renounce around must eat of heat. >>lisa do busy assistant manager. she says this is nothing but there's been times where we actually had to have the floodgate up and re direct all customers to our back door, so you can even ente

asked or not david scott was from the moon. a hammer and a feather to the moon to show they follow the same rate, which is something again galileo was the first to discover and write about. see how his name even and ingenuity today. start the experiment by the reason we are here today is because of some gentleman named galileo. one other thing in which galileo showed ingenuity, and any case very, very creative thinking was in the facet that he declared that the universe was written in the language of mathematics. today we take that for granted. because all of the laws of physics for example are written mathematical equations. at his time there were no laws of physics. in fact he wrote the very first few of those. and yet he had this incredible intuition that somehow about mathematics. in after he picked up on that is written in that theory of gravitation and in writing his laws of mechanics picked up on that. and of course today we all do that. when we want to write a theory in physics or in any fundamental science it is writte

astronaut david scott who was on the moon did the famous experiment where he dropped a hammer and theather on the moon to show that they fall at the same rate which is something that galileo was the first to discover and write about. we see how his name in the work that he did of ingenuity today and a lot of creativity, david scott started the experiment by saying the reason we are here today is because of some gentlemen named galileo. >> one other thing in which galileo showed ingenuity and in any case very creative thinking was in the fact that he declared the universe was written in the language of mathematics, today we take that for granted because all the laws of physics, everything is mathematical equations but at this time there really were, he wrote the very first few and yet he had this incredible intuition that somehow the universe has to return the language of mathematics and of course people after him in that particular isaac newton in his theory of gravitation and riding his laws of mechanics picked up on the idea and of course today we all do that. when we want to write

>>typically on the full or new moon sunday marks a new moon we spoke to ron in an educator at the exploratorium museum of science in san francisco king tides give preview. >>of what high tides are going to look like in the future. >>because of the sea level rise because of global climate the seas are slowly getting higher and higher here's a look earlier this year pier 3 on the embarcadero reaching its peak in mill valley flooding on shoreline highway near one o one. >>well we saw dry and calm weather on sunday high tides and half moon bay flooded the local beaches. the high tide paid a visit its usual spot on gate 5 road in sausalito where you stood and we were we were prepared and keeper we have a. >>print out of the tide report so we are always like looking out for prepared when floods at the heat ceramics factory staff call it lake heated named after their founder renounce around must eat of heat. >>lisa do busy assistant manager. she says this is nothing but there's been times where we actually had to have the floodgate up and direct all customers to our back door, so you can even enter th

>>crystal clear skies and that moon it looks like a full moon but yesterday was actually that rare full blue moon that lit up the halloween night sky but tonight, it's even just as beautiful, let's take a look at satellite and are noticing that fog bank off along the coast. so it is a mostly clear night up there with widespread 50's for the bay area downtown san francisco in the low 60's with half moon bay warming up into the mid 50's so not getting as strong of a sea breeze as we did just happen hour ago right now let me to 61 degrees and low 60's for those of you in san jose berkeley 65 degrees livermore 54 degrees so nearly 10 degrees cooler there petaluma in the low 50's for your sunday night and when tracker for tracking relatively calm wind speeds in fact any breezes that we do see throughout today and tomorrow will be around 15 miles per hour or less one thing that we did notice today with those hazy skies and that's actually smoke and ash from that nearby creek fire in the central valley streaming through the bay area so we did notice, moderate amounts of air particles that's go

embarking on the 1st hunt for moon rocks in 40 years. and no passengers in a pandemic airlines around the world and london's iconic black cabs struggle to survive could stay at home. hello, the weather. the hearts and sunny across much of australia. now we have got a little bit of cloud draped across more than eastern parts with some low the showers. but for the most part, the high pressure ridge charge of keeping it settled and sunny 33 celsius there in adelaide. getting up to 38 analysis, 100, in fact, on hot further west getting up to 28 in perth estates largely fine and dry that we got a few showers just around the top and through the gulf of carpentaria, up into the cape york peninsula could see some heavy rain here for a time possibility of wanted to show us up toward see the sunshine coast of was lost, the dry white catches a shower, would see just around camera. for example, let's say whether that's going to make its way across new zealand looking rather wet and windy for a time here. as we go through the next day or so, but at l