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service area was upgraded and increased, a large number of water coolers were built, creating a new moon for the khosravi border as the largest and oldest border terminal between iran and iraq, 12,000 meters of canopy and 35 parking spaces with a capacity of 150,000 cars, considering the efforts that have been made. we have increased the capacity to 160,000 cars in the provinces of west azarbaijan, zanjan and hamedan, which are on the way to arbaeen border terminal on the 36th and 18th, respectively, which are set up only to serve hosseini pilgrims. to receive the pilgrims of imam hussain and this is an honor and happiness for us. they welcome the pilgrims, many of whom are the first time to visit the city. this is how the teenagers and young people of the city express their feelings about the pilgrimage . let's be good children. there has been a gap, it will be easier for the arbaeen days, the spiritual weather is low, the last days of the last days are starting to make a pilgrimage. the correspondent of sed and sima news agency was sent to monitor the movement of the arbaeen pilgrims o

supposed to be the first such mission in post-soviet russia and the first after the start of the new moon race in which several countries participate what went wrong, the russian space project luna 25 failed as planned on august 21, the module was supposed to land on the south pole of the moon, however, just a week after launch , an emergency situation occurred on board the station here's how reported in the space agency, but the very next day, moscow admitted that the mission failed, the operator crashed due to a collision with the surface of the moon, what went wrong and why the breakthrough did not happen, bbcvi correspondent uvernon analyzes the first russian mission to the moon in almost 50 years, the russian lunar probe luna 25 launched on august 11 with hopes that russia can become the first country to land on the south pole of the moon, but later the russian space agency reported that they lost luna 25 literally as they said the ship ceased to exist as a result of a collision with the surface of the moon after a humiliating blow for moscow, russia hoped that this mission would res

the forefront of this section of the moon which scientists say could contain life preserving qualities. >> the region our mission will explore will help to open newes for moon missions by other countries. this will not only unravel the mysteries of the moon but also help in resolving the challenges of the earth. >> reporter: a russian attempt for a soft landing on the south pole of the moon failed a week ago. the u.s. is planning a crude mission to land in the area in late 2025 or 2026. japan will soon launch a lunar lander into space but it will not travel to the south pole. the lander aims to make a pinpoint landing just south of the sea of tranquility. it is planned to be a high precision test to see if the craft can land within 100 meters of the target. while the moon maybe back in the spotlight, the business of space exploration continues on other fronts. the international space station is preparing to welcome a new crew. for crewmembers from four countries, blasting off saturday to embark on their six- month mission on the iss. cnn. >>> the football superstar led miami to victory over the red bulls to mark his mls debut saturday. he was not

moon. now its hopes that landa code victrum will make you control to touch down new the moon, south pole. but that's no easy feat. up in 4 years ago was similar indian mission ended up in a crash landing, which is cutting deadly the would not give off on it space on positions and quickly launched. it's the lunar attempt until a few days ago, it was in a race against the russian spacecraft to reach the moon south pole. but most goes noon or $25.00 prob it's 1st moon mission in almost 50 is crashed at the weekend. the south pole is full of craters and deep trenches, and it's hard to land on the cartridge has a priceless commodity. and that will show ice and that could support a future noun to cause any mining operations and possible missions to mars. no one did then that the us, china and japan. oh, so watching an honest on moon missions for now the old eyes are on india as the world wait to see if the chandry and 3 spacecraft can make a successful soft landing port. okay. cock. and joining me for more on this is all science reports and so she made sat around the cushions, me so thanks so m

. ♪ new moon ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night.ws. at least a two people are dead tonight as hurricane idalia leaves the path of destruction across florida and slams georgia, south carolina, and north carolina. the video after landfall is stunning. e dalia hit florida's big bend with maximum sustained winds of 125 miles per hour. tonight, hundreds of thousands of customers are still without power. we are hearing stories tonight of survival. some residents who rode out the storm at home say they had to escape by swimming out of their windows. the national hurricane center's advisory is just in. idalia is now a tropical storm. but the risk of flooding, storm surge, and strong winds continues. and at this hour, there are reports of at least one tornado in south carolina. we have team coverage of this historic storm, starting with cbs's omar villafranca and crystal river, florida. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. some neighborhoods here in citrus county are still underwater. the storm pummeled florida's gulf coast with he

it means a new moon cycle is about to start so the next time you're outside after dark, keep an eye out it california, florida or rhode island i'll give you a few seconds to think about it ♪ >> time's up the answer is rhode island rhode island's official nickname is the ocean state the state's shoreline runs 400 miles. >>> just ahead for us, the soapbox derby. >> i raced down the hill i like going fast. >> we're there with details. >>> plus, this adorable baby zookeeperss a big surprise for we'll explaiain whwhy. >>>>> and barbrbie girirl, the history,y, the fashihions and me - you u can learnn unbelievable thihings on the intnternet-- unbelievabably cooll and unbelilievably falalse. remind your kids, just because it's online doesn't mean it's true. keep an eye ouout for r misinformamation. the momore you knonow. >>> welcome back to "nbc nightly news: kids edition." let's head to ohio, where a recentnt gorilla birth took zoo k zookeepers by surprise >> reporter: it was a normal day at the columbus zoo and aquarium until something unexpected happened at the gorilla exhibit. >> they came

there was a supermoon this is an astronomical phenomenon that occurs when a full moon coincides or a new moonime, the full moon and the close distance between the earth and our satellite coincided . the moon turned out to be noticeably larger and brighter than usual. the easiest way to catch sturgeon and the great lakes the next supermoon of the earth will not be able to observe on august 31, and it will be the largest this year. the record holder for festivals can rightfully be called japan in there are about 300,000 festivals in the country and hundreds of them take place during the summer months, almost every prefecture, city , village and temple has its own one of the most beloved and spectacular takes place in the tokyo temple. tsukidi, khanvandia is dedicated to traditional dance. the bon gifted dance is considered family-friendly, but to numerous foreign guests. here you are always welcome after simple dances. you will have delicious food. i like that to participate. maybe anyone dance when you feel like dancing, when you get tired, rest and dine this festival must be hot, and therefor

it happens once or twice a year with the fuller new moon. we are expecting the waters to get higher sometime in the next few hours. officials are keeping a close eye on that. >> marissa parra, thank you. >>> joining us on the phone, cedar key, florida, city commissioner sue coleson. thanks for joining us. we understand it's a barrier island. talk to me about what you experienced there. i know it was really bad. >> they are out now, our eoc director and our police chief assessing what they can assess. we have a lot of flooding. we still have surge in progress. we can't do a lot of research. the bridges are closed at this time. there will be no oncoming traffic. we know that highway 24 was inundated with water, which is the road preceding the bridges to get to cedar key. right now, there's no entry because the bridges have to be assessed for safety first. >> how many people live in cedar key? >> approximately 800. >> was the area under a mandatory evacuation? >> we had quite a few left. during the evening, as things got very hairy and scary an

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new landing. offline. is the tundra on 3 space craft safely touch down on the moons of south pole? it is the biggest success so far, the india's space program following a new site. also coming up on the program is involved way is low saying in general elections. i've made high inflation and unemployment, the opposition hopes to end the ruling policies pulled in force. he is in power the money keeps making and welcome to the program. in this space agency is celebrating be successful noon landing of its underway on 3 space craft view is in the control room erupt to the entities as well on the module, touch down. now this is the 1st. as the landing on the moon's unexplored south poles, indians, prime minister watched the landing remotely waving an indian flag in celebration. a solar panel rosa will explode the uncharted luna region for the next 2 weeks. india success comes just days off to a similar russian croft craft into the moon. let me just off the balloon alonda touch down the prime minister and then render moody hailed a historic day for india. ride on the go as i'll get it done

the apollo missions and the moon landings inspired a whole new generation. iew. neil: isn't that something! magnificent sight out here. buzz: magnificent desolation. michael: in 1969, pam melroy was one of the millions of kids who watched the moon landing. pamela: and at that moment i decided i wanted to be an astronaut. pamela: discovery's commander, pam melroy. michael: her ambition took her all the way to the top of the nasa space program. pamela: i flew in space three times including my last flight where i commanded a shuttle mission to the international space station. pamela: houston discovery, i've a big loop for both control teams. pamela: the overall feeling is how gorgeous the earth is and it's dynamic. it's rolling by underneath you. you get a sunrise or a sunset every 45 minutes and you just can't believe you go completely around everything--everything that we know, every piece of music, every person you could meet, you go completely around it in 90 minutes. michael: for more than 50 years, the rush to the stars has been limited to nations with vas

the channels for pamela ashton, a brand new modem, the moon on the line, a at the wire printer. no, they chased to these are wireless is under the impression that the only the deal is extra, but the most of them is for the us. let's see. i a m k ultra project involving the use of special drugs for military and political purposes. first on my done, and then in the ukrainian army, i've shifted towards a large scale to in the code files that aren't going to stop anytime soon. the the hello as a very welcome to aspects hockey, that we're taught studio in the heart of janice, but that we've come all the way to south africa to bring to oh, the latest update from the 15th brick summit on the t. aaron and our new waco and we're going to visit be with you today, tomorrow and the next day with all the top meetings with the top delegates and all that pretty and guests as well, bringing you all that inside of expertise. and so we'll say expect to come out of the break summit. now we still have this special coverage which is underway in south africa bringing you all the latest one this very

instruction mirror to fill in the waiting for the luncheon for pamela post on the pay on the new modem, the moon on the line, a at the wire pressure. no, they chased a is a virus, is under the impression that the on the zillow text of where the one is, most of them immediately is placed with something else. let's say a m k ultra project involving the use of special drugs for military and political purposes. first on my dad and then in the ukrainian army, i've shifted towards large scale technical trials that ongoing to stop anytime soon . the canada is outsourced, the foreign policy to washington. and washington's agenda is one of global hegemony . washington will not tolerate, and i think it, they're not even, they're not even subtle about this. you know, they're, they will not tolerate the global arrival. the in 2022. the attorney and government approved a package of military a to you nation with the year and they to, to help ukrainians defend themselves and fight back about 150000000 euro. i make a we both. even i told me bones are all the same and also in the us like you should and the one t

and now we're at the very beginning of a new moon race 2.0 its main difference from the previous oneing to prove the superiority of one political system over another after water reserves were discovered at the south lunar pole, talk about the colonization of the moon moved from the category of science fiction a list of ambitious plans that all world politicians are seriously talking about, of course, any ambitious plans can be covered with a copper basin due to neluzorny problems on earth. besides, judging by the fact that talk of visiting our own planets by representatives of other civilizations, are already at the level of hearings in the american congress, it cannot be ruled out that dreaming of colonizing the moon and landing on mars, earthlings themselves risk at any moment being in the role of indians who once saw the ships of their future colonizers on the horizon, our partner tatyana proskuryakova will continue this interesting topic. historic ufo hearings underway in congress today u.s. lawmakers swear in three pentagon whistleblowers all claim secret program exists study of

through this echo , scientists can make a map of the structures under the surface of the moon. newa shows that the first 40 meters of the surface of mars is made of different layers of soil dust and broken rocks . scientists believe that activities a volcano erupted on the moon about a billion years ago. today, the meteorological organization has predicted for parts of the north of iran that we will witness wind and dust blowing in the eastern part of the country. the temperature trend in the western half of the country will be the same. you see, it is increasing for today and tomorrow, it will be closed after tomorrow , we are predicting summer showers today as the coastal parts of gilan, mazandaran and golestan provinces in the form of a line and scattered winds for 120 days in the eastern half of the country, especially in the east of south khorasan. in the north of sistan and baluchistan, the wind speed will increase the wind was held this morning and it was about 72 km/h until it decreased to 800 meters , causing dust in these areas and bring heart patients to our dear compatr

russia has launched its first space mission to the moon in almost half a century. newsway by western media. but in the comments to materials on social networks, a sea of ​​caustic jokes about unsuccessful attempts to punish russia is what viewers of the cdf television channel write. i thought russia was ruined by sanctions, who would have thought that a meteorite could be made from washing machines into the garden of the head of the european commission. ursula vonderlein her own words the russian army is removing chips from dishwashers and refrigerators to fix military equipment. they don't have semiconductors anymore. russian industry torn to shreds the launch of luna 25 showed how far the authors of such statements are divorced from reality. the german magazine spiegel publishes material under the subtitle russian probe. heading for the moon, despite the lack of components from europe luna 25 was a mission with a european part on board , a european camera was planned to be installed. but now it's all in in the past, the luna 25 lander was indeed supposed to have the n

news. india's moon rover has begun exploring the south pole of the lunar surface.periments, including taking samples to check for the presence of frozen water or other potentially useful substances in the region. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. as we go through the next few days, the forecast is sunshine and also some scattered showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery. and that certainly is the case today. the other thing about today's forecast is we are losing the humidity levels that we have had in the far south—east of england. so variable amounts of cloud, some sunny spells and some showers. more showers developing as we go through the course of the afternoon. the driest conditions will be in the south—eastern quarter of the country. we can't totally rule out a shower here, but the heaviest ones with potentially a rumble of thunder will be across the north of scotland. temperatures, 14 to 21 degrees, feeling fresher in the south—east than it has done in the last few days. if you are off to the reading or leeds

. >>> plus, big news from the moon this morning, silicon valley entrepreneurs say perhaps a trip back to the future as well. the futures on wall street, we're expecting a pretty good day due to nvidia. we'll tell you about that. >>> the place is cursed. you're doomed if you say here. >> today is not friday the 13th, but one piece of the iconic movie horror franchise is hitting the real estate market. would you dare to go? >> yeah. you know me. >> i know, it's a >>> good wednesday morning. it is now 6:15. let's head over to the east bay, we're checking out hayward starting out clear and temperatures in the mid-60s. it's going to be sunny throughout the day and a little warm, especially this afternoon. we'll be in the low 80s as we approach the lunchtime hour. we'll talk about warmer temperatures, especially for the inland valleys, and what's ahead for the weekend coming up. >>> looking at 101, things calmed down considerably. that's the typical pattern. we'll show you the continued slowing in the east bay as well as you approach the bay bridge. >>> good morning. very happy wednesday to

until a few days ago, it was in a race against the russian spacecraft to reach the moon south pole. but moscow is new. 25 pro. it's 1st moon mission in almost 50 is crashed at the weekend. the south pole is full of craters and deep trenches and it's hard to land on but it has a priceless commodity and that was the ice. and that could support a future new nicole in a mining operations and possible missions to mars. no one did then that the us, china and japan. oh, so watching an honest on moon missions for now the old eyes are on india as the world wait to see if the chandry and 3 spacecraft can make a successful soft landing port. okay. got of joining me some more on this as well science for both assertion mesa or i'm a christian, i'm switch me to thanks so much for joining me here in the studio. we keep hearing the would historic related to this mission. can you tell us why this is such a big deal? for almost the last half century, we've not had alondo that's made as to the moon of it's many emissions have been stymied, and 4 or 5 more landers in the past have discussed. so this is after of a long b

but the voters know that. >> that was ryan nobles reporting. >>> a new race to the moon is going on. russia has now put a robotic probe called lunar 25 into orbit around the moon, it's set to land on the same spot the u.s. and china are targeting. the head of nasa says russia is not the top concern. >> we're in a space race with china. you see the actions of the chinese government on earth. and if, indeed, we find water in abundance there that could be utilized for future crews and spacecraftant to make sure that that's available to all. >> coming up on "nightly news," nasa's message about the russian probe and how the u.s. plans to return to the moon in 2025. >>> up next, a myriad of issues have been believing san francisco is down and out. some think the city is poised for a big rebound. the man who is betting big time that san francisco is on its way back. >>> and hurricane hillary, i'll have an updated look at the path of this. also the wind field and what that could mean for califnia oras >>> well, according to some estimates, about a third of all commercial office space in san

for land, the waiting, so i'm glad you asked me to call them or they just pay up front of the new modem, the moon on the 1st and then at the present. and they chose to lose your mileage is under the impression that the only the deal is extra, but the most of them will come in. you're going to do right now is for the us let's see i a m k ultra, a project involving the use of special drugs for military and political purposes. first on my dad. and then in the ukranian army have shifted towards large scale technical trials that ongoing to stop anytime soon. the breaking news on all t to national echo all suspense ties with nice with news. yeah, and i think that military action may be taken against the country. the alleged reports of washington's plans code on the marines on commercial ships, travelling through the gulf straits of home news. i made escalating tensions between the us. i do want also this out by the end position is the only organization that is not being good. so on the piece. so what that somebody tells you, does you that you know, uh the, their priority is not as well as any informing

and india was over the moon when they heard this news. she looked very calm in the lead up to this touch done. but they just spoke to jonas and said it had been a tough journey that there went through a lot of pain and agony. and he also said there were lots of scientists who had been slipped for one year. so she times, everybody was spot this journey and specially you said there was unsolved heroes worked so hard, which would not in the line died today. so a big day for the engine space program and a big day for india. yes. so why are people so emotionally invested in this raw, the technological feet as well? it is a big achievement by old standards, a get hundreds of total. only 3 countries had managed to land on the moon before india and just become the fault. and it's landed on the solid support of the moon, which is completely unexplored. so by what standards that is a huge achievement. but of course, one also has to say that india has a very young aspiration and vibrant population and be pretty, very proud to be part of such an achi

new to 25. the space clause is expected to reach the moon's opiates next wednesday would be landing plans for august 21st to stay with us for the latest on this historic mission of the catastrophic walls finds a rampaging hawaii with the death toll in the region rising through at least 55 people fight has begun spreading on the islands of the month of severe droughts as the strong winds continue to push for with thousands of people who remain displaced and many are without power. emergency crews are working on extinguishing the flames and searching for survivors while we're towns narrow deals. some residents also express eyeglasses, huge for the humanitarian services, provided people are found in houses in a huddled holding each other because the fire surrounded their homes before they could even get out.

it coincides with the full or new moon, and that means we will already see water levels higher than normaldo not let your guard down or come and rescue you when the waters make it dangerous for us to do so. the big concern is not to just keep an eye on the surge, but it also puts a lot of people at risk for tornadoes. al? >> marissa, thank you very much for that reporting. you and your crew stay safe. let's show you what is happening now, category 1, 90-mile-per-hour winds and moving north and picking up speed at 20 miles per hour. it's still along the south carolina coast by late this evening, and then it skirts the north carolina coast, i should say, and it's out of here by 8:00 tonight. we still have to be concerned with the storm surge. they brought the storm surge down anywhere from three to five feet in hudson, and eight to nine feet in cedar key. we have the backside of this bringing in some storm surge all the way up to cape hatteras. the winds will be a problem still with power outages and significant danger from trees falling. you have to worry about tornadoes from orlando to wil

of new implements. this moon to mars program. that is the goal, we are going to venture out into the cosmos. they go back to the moon this time in a different way. we go back with commercial partners. we go back to the moon with international partners. you should have seen the crew to ottawa and they were in front of the parliament, you should have seen jeremy in his 10 gallon hat at the largest rodeo in the world in calibri, -- calgary, alberta. there is an excitement i can tell you that is quite exceptional. as an international mission, you should see the fact that having just returned from south america three countries, brazil,ombia, o hesitation about the president of those countries receiving our nasa delegation. not only excitement, but that accompanied us. there is this excitement in the international community. and all along in the science we wille, we are going to answer questions that we do not even know what the questions are. i remember back on the 60th anniversary, they had me go to houston 60 years

lionel moise, abc news, new york today, us congressman adam schiff will be visiting half moon bay, a nonprofit there, to learn more about the needs of farm workers after the mass shooting. >> there. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live in half moon bay with the details on this. gloria good morning. >> kumasi here on main street, this small vigil still stands in honor of the farm workers who were killed in that mass shooting and the struggles of farm workers is something that's going to be discussed today here in half moon bay, san mateo county board of supervisor ray mueller is hosting us congressman adam schiff to visit the nonprofit ayudando latinos, associat or allies in half moon bay. the organization helps farm workers with many services. there will be a roundtable this morning where farm workers and others will share their experiences, particularly when it comes to the challenges related to farm worker housing, mental health services, ses and overall inequities of farm workers. the struggle of farm workers was brought to light after the mass shooting in half moon

russian federation lost to india on the moon, because india made a successful landing on the moon with its newing spacecraft with an entry from the moon , that is, a significantly more developed platform, and thus india is now the third existing country in the world to have made a soft landing on the moon is the place of the russian federation in the middle circle of space behind india , in fact, most often spacecraft crash directly when landing on the moon, this is the most dangerous stage, and the russian spacecraft, for the first time, managed to fall from the orbit of a satellite of the earth, trees cannot to go back even to the moon, what about the probe that the kremlin was betting on and what secret mission it actually had to perform on the moon, look further , a real space fever has broken out in the world, the largest countries in the world have started a race for dominance on the moon, uh, this is the moon, nine first the soviet apparatus that successfully touched down on the moon even in the distant 66th year, in fact, the russian luna 25 did not depart from it. too far later, there

news. just a reminder that in the next hour, india is helping to land on the south side of the moon. there is full and extensive coverage on the bbc news website. all of the details that you could ever want about who else has been there, there is trajectory pictures, there is all sort of complicated science stuff which is all very interesting. that is due to happen in the next hour as we were hearing earlier, fingers and toes being crossed all over the world, hoping that that lunar mission is successful. 0f hoping that that lunar mission is successful. of course there was the russian mission hoping to land in a very similar place which was unsuccessful on sunday. so everyone is hoping that this mission is successful. india hoping to be only the fourth country after the us, china and russia to land on the moon. we will keep you updated on that. we have a special bbc news programme which will start a little bit closer to the launch time. surgeons have successfully carried out the uk's first womb transplant, giving hope to dozens of women who are currently unable to have a baby. this kin

your question is, whoever lands 1st, there's near one of those craters of the new, the south pole in the moon, where you've got continuous around the clock, solar energy available on the rim of the crater and continuous dark shadow in the bottom, where you can mark where you can live safely and mine your water. oh, whoever lands there, what if somebody lands right next to them, or they casting a shadow on or solar panels. hardly encroaching on their limited deposited a vice. there's a lot of moving out there and are on a lot of known great places to land right now. and what, let's say that everybody's there and safe places not interfering with each other in terms of the land or their exploiting. what about communications was back to earth . what about keeping time? time run faster on the move then the same clocked on new york. that's a problem that we're beginning to worry about. coordinating. what about relaying communications? does everybody have to have their own satellite relays, satellites, or bidding the moon and interfering with the radio telescopes, which astronomers hope will be put

time run faster on the moon, then the same clock on new york. that's a problem that we're beginning to worry about coordination. what about relaying communications? does everybody have to have their own satellite relays satellites, or getting the moon and interfering with the radio telescopes, which astronomers hope will be put on the backside of the moon, which offers a unique opportunity on the floor 0 the universe and listen in on the planets of other solar systems there's, there's, there needs to be of common infrastructure and how you get a rival nations and on a neutral nations, and private corporations driven by stockholders, it may be benign or greedy. there's a lot of human problems to be solved as i think direct was indicating absolutely dark. i just want to get to get in here before the discussion board run out of time for the discussion. what. 6 was the u. s. senate space program. why are we not saying america nasa trying to land on the south side of the main as well. that is where we're heading. the art of us program that nasa it has

news. are you back to india and the moon.reens are showing mission control, a graphic representation of the land there as it gently touched moon's surface, and cheered. what we are waiting for the is for a but to disembark from the spacecraft and a touchdown on the surface and that should happen in the next couple of hours. get confirmation otherwise if the conditions are right for that to be deployed. i was. hello there. we have seen some cloudier weather pushing in towards parts of the uk today, and over the coming days it will be a little bit on the unsettled side — in fact, right through the coming weekend. sunshine and showers for many and also turning cooler, especially towards the south—east of england. we've seen that cloud drifting in from the atlantic and today it has been producing some wet weather, especially for western areas of scotland. further south, producing the odd scattered shower, but a lot of dry weather, albeit cloudy for many. towards the south—east of england, warm in the sunshine, temperatures reachi

moon? >> well, but that is where we are heading. the artemis program that nasa has undertaken, we are building new capsules to land on the moon. it is planning to do its next lunar orbits in 2025. they have plans to have boots on the moon in just a few years right after that. nasa has a program operating that plants to return people to the moon. the one thing nasa always says is that in 2025 or 2026 or 2027, we are going to land the first person of color on the moon. there are two aspects that are critically important going forward. one is that when you look at commercial models for space exploration, there really are not in the working financial models that make sense yet. you can launch plenty of satellites, but who was really making money on a long-term basis? is there a financial model that makes sense for an independent company to spend time miming space somehow? number two on the other side, this is challenging. space is hard. space is dangerous. the one thing that could help everyone would be if this was a community endeavor instead of a separate endeavor by individual countries. we could share the expense and the risks

moon. before that, time for a look at the business news with ben thompson. thank you very much.—fight going on in the us — burger king must face a lawsuit that alleges it makes its whopper burger appear larger than it is in reality, a usjudge has ruled. the class action law suit claims the fast food giant cheated customers by showing burgers that "overflow over the bun" — making them appear 35% larger on its in—store menus. burger king told the bbc that "the plaintiffs' claims are false." but rivals mcdonald's and wendy's are facing a similar lawsuit in the us. a little earlier, i spoke to donna castle — director of communications at the advertising standards authority, the body that regulates advertising in the uk — and i asked her whether the organsiation had encountered such complaints before. it was back in 2005 where we had some complaints about a kfc advert for its mini chicken fillet burger, which people said appeared larger in the advert than it did in real life, and we did investigate that. and we found that the product shown in the ad did have more filling and was sign

and then he just for pamela fashion, the front of the name of the brand new modem, the moon on the line that the printer. no, they chased it. is your mileage, is under the impression that the only the deal is extra, but the most of them going into right now is for the something else. the c i a m k ultra project involving the use of special drugs for military and political purposes. first on my dad and then in the ukranian army, have shifted towards a large scale technical trials that ongoing to stop any time soon. the welcome act across software. all things are considered. i'm peter roosevelt, remind you were discussing ukraine's fate. the okay, before we go to re, i want to go to aaron, 1st in, in philadelphia, i'm glad that natalie brought up the erac because, you know, it was a catastrophe and they knew it was, there was no victory there. afghanistan, there was no victory there. um, olivia, we are north, i forget, still living with the consequences of that even now is we speak right now. nice here, but the air and you know, all of those conflicts, catastrophes they didn't directly af

sports, the motivation of male colleagues in the news agency will redouble its efforts to follow up on the demands of the champions until the crescent moon of the sda news agency. the issue of discrimination in the distribution of rewards among the champions is still a challenging issue in iranian sports. no matter what age you are, you expect that when you do a great job, you will be rewarded for your work. i mean the players of the national football team, who before the world cup promised two pitches and imported luxury cars, and by god's hope, we should be able to make the people happy a little. after the next follow-up world cup that was given to them was the import of cars, remittance of 79 cars, remittance of cars to the football federation and footballers has nothing to do with the rest of the federation being transferred to the main players of the national team named mashala, what is their life situation, but now the highest peugeot pars car, the iranian medalist, who says that he won't get the asian champions for two years. recently, the reward for the championship of the stadium is 700 dollars, which can be taken for two years

moon. that's all for now. stay with bbc news. hello. e moment. a super blue moon. what's one of those? well, the "super" bit is when the moon's closest to the earth for the year, and the "blue" bit is the second full moon of the month, so a super blue moon. and this is how sam's house spotted the rising moon here in derbyshire just over the last few hours. now, looking at the weather picture at the moment, we do have some thicker cloud out to the west, that's going to rather spoil the sight of the moon. but across the eastern side of the country, we've got the clearest of the skies. now through the day on thursday, we do have some rain that's going to be spreading in from the west, and that will start to make inroads towards south—west wales and south—west england over the next few hours. as that arrives, so will quite mild air. so 1a degrees in plymouth as we start the day on thursday, cooler across the north and east of the country. so north—east, south—west split with the weather for thursday, lovely start to the day for scotland, acr

the launch earlier this month from russia is far east, cause monroe marked a new beginning for most goes moon program. it's been nearly 50 years since the last luna pro number 24, travel to the moon and back to what was then the soviet union carrying lunar soil samples to the launch pad. this time took longer than expected. liftoff was delayed by nearly 2 years. one major reason was the war and ukraine before the invasion, the european space agency was set to supply the space craft navigation camera. but the war put a stop to the partnership. as a result, russia said it would not share any of its scientific findings with its former international partners as well. she is not the only player and what's fast becoming a 21st century space race. nasa is planning to bring human. spect earth's closest neighbor within a few years and build a base there for its future expiration of the cosmos. russia, china, japan and india have similar plans for lunar. i posts put to a cheap them. they all need water, which can be turned into breathable oxygen among many other uses. and that's why they're all heading