and people want to get other observations.to get the broader picture about the chemical composition of this atmosphere. >> thank you. let's come back to the room for some questions as well. there were a few more up here. >> hi, i'm rebecca from space .com. i had two questions. my first is for anyone who wants to answer. i know you keep saying that in the coming days and weeks and in the next year, people will analyze these images and others and find out more. do you have a favorite sort of expectation that you are hoping to find out more about just these first images? and my other question is specifically for eric. now that sort of the first images have been released with this telescope, i know that a lot of people are sort of not satisfied with the name james webb because of his association with discrimination against lgbt people. i wanted to ask if the name is a done deal? >> the latest there is that, if you have been following, our historians have gone back to conduct additional research and archives that were recently reop

i guess my point is observation, either a visual observation or an electronic observation, looks radically different than it does to most people. even instruments, instruments are on gimbles and that sort of this i think and that create an unusual crew, to those of you used to seeing things in two dimension. the second question, i think mr. bray, you said something i want to unpock a little bit. a number of these uap's, you said, we can't explain. and again, in the service, sort of reducing speculation and conspiracy theories, we can't explain can range from a visual observation on a foggy night, we don't know what it is, to we've found an organic material that we can't identify. those are radically different worlds. when you say we can't explain, give the public a better sense where on that spectrum of we can't explain where we are, are we holding materials, organic or inorganic that we don't know about. or lights that are infrared. give us an indication when you say we can't explain. >> when i say we can't explain, there's a lot of information like the video we showed, there's simply too

either a visual observation, or a electronic observation, infrared or whatever, looks radically different than it does to most people. even instruments, instruments are on gimbles and that sort of thing, so that creates a very unusual few to -- used to seeing those things in two dimensions largely. second question, i think mr. bray, you said something i want to unpack a little bit, a number of uaps, you said we can't explain. again, in the service of sort of reducing speculation and conspiracy theories, we can't explain, can range from a visual observation that was a distant on a foggy night we, don't know what it is, too we've found an organic material that we can't identify, right? those are radically different worlds. so when you say, we can't explain, give the public a little bit better sense of where on that spectrum off we can't explain we are. are we holding materials, organic or inorganic, that we don't know about? are we picking up emanations that or something other than light or infrared that could be deemed to be communications? give us a sense for what you mean when you say we

>> well, that already have been solar system observations taken on those observations were released thursdayong the rest of the commissioning data. what's important science area of the observatory over a confident and what we know we can produce wonderful beautiful data and images for this. wonderful things the solar system soon. we didn't want to have to count on the moving target observations things not too complicated. it turns out we could have done it but here we are. we welcome back to questions in the room in a moment. media live at the >>. we ask to provide questions for the phone median take our first question. >> if you like to ask a question at this time please star one and clearly record your first and last name your question to be introduced. and again that star one, one moment please. our first questions with the "new york times". your line is now open. >> thank you. i was wondering with the first year programs observations begin? and can you tell us who is going to be first? >> the first year has already begun. we have already taken data for scientists in the first year. those

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new evidence of the work of osce observers in the interests of the ukrainian special services found sgu polish media have already named the alleged agent from among the mission staff. this is intelligence officer rafael, ermuzhek, anton podkovenko will tell you what tasks he had. the osce plus the sbu equals espionage against russia, the special forces of the russian guard searched the house of the former head of the regional department of the security service of ukraine in kherson and the result is extremely clear, here is how this search took place in the mansion of general vyacheslav savchenko on budyonny street military units, crimea rostov smolensk belgorod voronezh region neat handwriting of a straight line, the gardener, as he introduced himself on camera, told about the guests of the general from the second-hand, savchenko, in my opinion, about yanukovych, he received a major general, and he was removed from the year 14-15, probably correctly . i understand. and tell me, tell me who is here, uh, was there, besides him, maybe some organizations came. they were here. well, men liv

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i have been observing this for several years now.or a long time, the struggle was exclusively in the field of taxation. now it seems that the romanian government has gone to them for some indulgence for foreign companies, it seems, it means that it is finally starting. practical phase, when deposits were being developed not only there, but now, it seems that infrastructure is already being stretched ashore, but here romania’s reserves are small, if romania is disconnected from all external sources , they will hardly meet the needs of the domestic economy, households, and so on by such modest standards. so that everything is developing dynamically, but there is such a trend, i propose now to talk about grain. here is valeriy ivanovich despite the fact that ukrainian trains are derailed in romania, this really. there are cases. here we see that in june 1915 they went off the rails, romania plans to become the main transit country of ukrainian grain to the european union. there are official statements that it could have all the necessar

, as anton , who carries out the crossing, and people, a queue of cars to leave, also observes a veryt, people remain in kherson, they started driving on the bypass road, but they are trying to leave, traffic is observed, people are looking for shelter, people are preparing to save their lives, are people following the advice of iryna vereshchuk, the minister of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, actually, what do you need to evacuate or there will be battles ? i would like to remind you that this advice was related to the kherson zaporizhzhia regions, and there are people who are listening , people understand that, er, in recent weeks, after loud statements of repeated repetition, people are driving and driving. this flow of cars does not stop. i want to note that at first 150-200 cars were allowed to pass, now the traffic has stopped and the orkes at the checkpoints have slowed down this pass e there 30-40 cars are allowed to pass. that is, they are doing this in order to cover themselves with these cars and these people from possible attacks by the armed forces. i apologiz

therefore, it is the responsibility of the president, we will observe, it will be clear, mr. let's talk a little about the actual liberation of kherson and about the forecasts that we hear these days, actually, the only thing that does not allow us to focus on questions of shooting that we hear, is it true that ours are shooting? and this is probably combat training or because we were very worried about you the whole time while you were delivering your previous monologue, so if there are any repeats in our questions , we apologize because we were very worried about you. figured out the style, because we, under the condition of the fire superiority of a sufficient number of troops, the ukrainian army can besiege kherson in two days, according to the latest assessment of military experts, in particular, military expert zhdanov commented on one of the media on this issue talked about the fact that after that, if the city can be encircled, a special operation can be carried out, an ultimatum can be issued to the occupiers to surrender, and in the event of a successful siege, the

observations how far to 5 km?ing, but such a unit, for example, did not have a thermal imaging observation device with a rangefinder for work at all. it is warm both during the day and at night, if the bullets are visible in him even the first, what interested the fighters, of course, was optics and drones. they were here on the spot and they began to study like that right away. they took out of the boxes and unpacked only a part of the brought helmet. and here is a lot, but forms. and shoes, which is important, and besides this, there is also medicine; there are binoculars on the eyepiece; there are also collimator sights here, and different, but special. let's say the sights. well, that is, they really worked out the application that the guys really asked for. i did not even expect that it would all result in such a colossal huge action in such a direct movement to help the people's armies, because we have collected my first collection. e 16 million rubles. what a day? you can imagine in a day how people are inv

well, more than some hmm notorious manifestations, just russophobia, which were observed in germany,s are now. well , the situation hasn't really changed at all. that is, we are approached by a very large number of german citizens who are attacked by their own e, some kind of russian roots. uh, moreover, not only russians who live in germany are attacked. also, russian germans come from kazakhstan, that is, uh, the attacks do not make much difference here. uh, both at the household level, and from some state institutions, and what especially worries us from educational institutions. eh, for kids. well, already throughout. by the way, for the last couple of three months there have also been such messages that, well, russians. yes, like those who were attacked, they nevertheless began to group, and they respond to these attacks. here. uh, now. uh, now it's like this movement. hmm , it's fading away, or it's still there. i know that especially in telegram there are several groups. uh, there are about a few thousand people, there, they appear in these groups, where people simply exchange

we can observe absolutely everything here, the assistant of the bashkir robot temirkul and the high-techtrol panel of the drilling rig . here we can control the difficult pipe feeding shop. we duplicate everything with the help of cameras, b we also duplicate all this on our interface. and where can we observe absolutely all the readings of the installation designed and built in the urals specifically for this project oil workers work and live on a rotational basis in such houses, which, according to an old northern habit , are called beams. although they look like a hotel. there is completely water, hot, cold, tv. split-system beams, very warm as well, well, the heater is at the entrance also a unique premium quality oil of the most severe deposits. just a discovery that here is one, maybe so easy. yes, such liquid and green, and the other deposit its own color of oil, look it straight, like chocolate. here so so light and merciful. it surpasses the mark brand taken. today , rosneft's own software, created as part of import substitution, is especially popular to get compressed rock oil

i think that's an interesting observation. | on that? i think that's an - interesting observation.f the things that has crossed my mind is that with these two candidates, rishi sunak and liz truss. both, you know, are reflecting that the conservative party is pretty diverse now in terms of the people it's putting forward to be the next leader. i think probably for labour thatis leader. i think probably for labour that is a problem. if the conservatives are thinking who is going to beat cara starmer at the next election? well with either of these candidates they look like a pretty modern forward—looking piety, i diverse party, labour has never had a female leader, or an ethnic minority leader who has become prime minister, so i think that's an interesting observation. the daily tele . ra - h interesting observation. the daily telegraph they — interesting observation. the daily telegraph they are _ interesting observation. the daily telegraph they are obviously - interesting observation. the daily i telegraph they are obviously leading on this story, no tax cuts until late next year.

maksym, what are your observations about what the enemy actually fights with us ? in your direction and what does the supply of modern weapons for our military look like through your eyes, who manages to hold in his hands what we can of course say and what we are fighting for, we ask about working absolutely every day eh shelling is happening all over lines in the zaporizhzhia direction. unfortunately, the huge destruction in civilian objects, private houses , everything is appreciated, the enemy's barrel artillery is working every day, e-e rockets are flying over populated areas e-e, including there, they even use these rockets trying, i understand, rather than all trying to find our control points by personnel placement points, but they have it, luckily, luckily, they don’t succeed, or they are sold incorrect information. well, either they just don’t know how to use their e-e what kind of weapons do they have? but, nevertheless, the danger lies in the fact that there is a huge amount of those weapons and ammunition, and that is why they can afford to bombard abso

one line in the observer said new rules _ delays., i thought they were already checked. not as stringently as before brexit happen. what is really interesting, i think about this, we are seeing the symptoms of this, we are seeing the symptoms of this on our shells because at dover, the french border controlled this side, that really puts the problem right on our doorstep and makes it really cute and obvious that there is an issue. what has also been interesting is both rishi sunak and liz truss have been on the same page on this, saying that —— france need to sort it out, they need to get things sorted, but what france has said is they didn't cause brexit, this isn't theirfault. i think said is they didn't cause brexit, this isn't their fault. i think this is going to go on for quite a while, and quite a bit more before begetter solution. but this isn't the first time we have seen queues at dover and it won't be the last either. let's take one last topic, and it really is the cost of living crisis and expands two stories. the sunday

what they don't understand is that my work is based on observation. the one and true mistress of knowledge rather than mere words. observation, the source of empirical knowledge would become the guiding agency of leonardo its career for the remainder of his life. that explains his desire to imbue the adoration of the magic, but allusions to the psychology of a subject. even though that idea was lost on the good friars who had ordered the painting. and so the painting remained unfinished. not because leonardo walked away from it as some believe, but simply because the monks couldn't understand this very revolutionary design. another attempt to create a painting in the form of an allegorical poem was more successful. i think when i started pension to never to been she, he chose her as his subject in order to explore the idea of how the poetic could be expressed in a portrait how, how somebody so could be visualized and see. and i think she has this elevated quality is almost remoteness. that when she looks at you and she does that very directly, she, sh

and the senator is an observer from the inter-parliamentary assembly of the cis member states, pleasel us about the work of the delegation of the federation council in the elections. here in particular recently she followed the course of the republican referendum in the republic of kazakhstan, our observers, for this short period , participated in the observation of elections in kazakhstan recently, but also in turkmenistan, south ossetia and abkhazia and serbia in regard to the kazakhstan referendum. then a group of senators went there and then reported in detail to the committee on international affairs about their impressions. everything was well, as if everything corresponded to generally accepted international criteria, there were nuances senators. uh, had there uh, but it's all very useful. this develops our international experience, gives impetus to us thinking about the systematization of our criteria for election observation and strengthens ties with the respective countries' parliaments. borisovich thank you for taking the time to answer our questions. thank you so much. on

she met and observed our stars and was very pleased.at she participated and found. yes , of course, it's true, it should have become my first book. well, god forbid that there was life in heaven, and they saw us and rejoiced, though the guardian angels are absolutely sure. well, what can i say? kat you must now support me in my deeply scientific conversation, that i support you in your deeply non-scientific projects. you will sunbathe in the summer to roast in the sun, why tell me like it? that's not mine. i know it's not very good for the body. it's harmful, it seems to me, you know for sure, by the way, what's interesting is not enough. who knows, not at all. a cell of our body cannot migrate, that is, it cannot come off and fly somewhere, that is, a liver cell cannot fly around the body; heart cells can not fly; skin cells cannot fly; only melanocytes, these are stained cells, can travel. that is. here she lived here, she herself can go and go, go , move to her face. might go somewhere. there's more move somewhere else. and here's th

well, hubble is been such an amazing observer. treva humanity for decades now. and there is some things where hubble has just given us a glimpse. we have a hints we think that there's something there, and we're very excited now with dated with t. we'll finally get to the answers and some of these incredible questions, like, what's inside the atmosphere that these exit planets by finding how far back can we see towards the dawn of the universe. so it's a step we've been wanting to take for a really long time. so it's very exciting that we're finally here and the telescope is performing as well as it is. right. and on that note that it's performing as well as it is. i mean, i can imagine many things could have gone wrong, rene and you know that in of itself is a celebration or something worth celebrating. you know, with that in mind, we sent this what 1.5 kilometers or 1000000 kilometers, if i'm not mistaken. and it's sending back data and that data is digestible to you or in a, what is what is the most exciting element here? well, every, every thing, i mean, you'

but what we're observing, don't forget is there were observing what they're saying in public. i'm not privy to those 2 particular but in private, but i know many people who are and people like them and they say that the story that's being told in among republican elites in private, it's very different from what we hear in donna. looks like they might be getting ready to resume. but let me ask you quickly, democrats are focusing on trump. should they be focusing? as well on the millions of people who voted for him? should they be doing more to assure them that the country is going in the right direction? >> i think there's very little that's going to reach that. i think there's a different group that maybe is reachable. supporters, i think our copper to pull anymore. well, just to echo that to fox news as this was going on, i looked looked over at the tucker carlson was on talking about. >> president biden's covid and how he might have infected his staff members. so there you go there. if they want to watch it, they're not going to fox news. all right. we're going turn now to t

the fact is that more than one and a half million people have been observing and observing for 17 yearstype and risk? cancer risk doesn't mean yes, but it does mean that you need to take care of yourself and be examined. now let's go step by step through the groups, and so let's start with the first group, let's start with the first group. let's so the first blood type, eh? an increased risk of colon cancer, blood type number two, the second blood type, and an increased risk of stomach cancer, blood type three, is also cancer of the digestive systems and pancreatic cancer, too, an increased risk, and the fourth blood type is, by the way, the best cancers are kidney cancer, because that these cancers are easily removed, easy to follow and so on. the simplest ultrasound study that follows from this does not mean that you will have it, but it means that people are behind the kidneys the fourth group must be observed without fail and i want to tell everyone. now you have seen in your risks, if the large intestine and stomach are gastroscopy and colanoscopy, the pancreas and kidneys are ultr

turned out that his relationship with the polish citizen, the head of the mission of international observers in kherson, went far beyond the regular polish resources already indirectly recognized cooperation and called the name of the agent from the abs. intelligence officer rafal and a man. and what connected him with the hut will now be told and shown by anton podkolenko. the osce plus the sbu equals espionage against russia, the special forces of the russian guard searched the house of the former head of the regional department of the security service of ukraine in kherson and the result is extremely clear, here is how this search took place in the mansion of general vyacheslav savchenko on budyonny street military units, crimea rostov smolensk belgorod voronezh region neat handwriting of a straight line, the gardener, as he introduced himself on camera , spoke about the guests of the sbu general usavchenko. in my opinion, he received a major general free of charge for yanukovych, and he was fired in the year 14-15, probably, yes, somewhere. so i understood. and tell me, tell me who else

now this, the also sold up that there will be, observe as in all of these poles to verify that it was being carried out fairly. but in fact, it happens less than a day off to be signed. those observers are not in place, nor has the been set up the joint coordination center here in the stan bowl, which was the representatives of russia, ukraine, the united nations and turkey, which will be better to apply and to verify the deal. i think what we'll see now is a real stepping up of, of getting ups of those observers in place setting up the center to make sure that such a possible violation agreement do not occur in the future. and i think also behind the scenes, turkey will likely be on the phone to russia to basically stress the importance of this deal is carried out by russia, given the fact the turkish president, jeff taper one, have put so much prestige on the line to make this treaty happen, you mentioned verification. what about punishment if violations do occur? does the deal have any measures in place for that? well, not really. i mean, the fact is possibly russia would basically

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and as a result, almost every observation will provide a glimpse into the district universe. so, you know, already when we say we are going to be exploring exit planet atmosphere is in more depth now as a result of this new telescope. what is, what does that mean? i mean, some of our you tube of commenters ghost in the blur thing. this is unbelievable and exciting, but when will we prove other life besides us exists? that is the big question. we also have someone named am had saying, well, the more the discoveries, the more the unanswered questions. so do we anticipate that some of the discovery is being made already or that will be made will be surprises. and do you think this is, can that really for sure, make us know that there's life out there? well, we can't know what our web will will love to take life because what we can be absolutely sure that will make giant step. i was answering that question, do you have to understand the, when, when we need to do so we're trying to detect an atmosphere. we're trying to detect the molecules that's in there on, on urge this molecule

the observer says an official inquiry will investigate the prime minister's claim that a0 new hospitals will be built by 2030. in what the sunday express reports as an exclusive, ministers have urged borisjohnson and rishi sunak to cut taxes now rather than wait until the next election. another story about the prime minister — the telegraph reports he has been accused of turning a blind eye to alleged sexual misconduct claims about his deputy chief whip. same as the mirror, who say he was warned twice about chris pincher�*s behaviour. meanwhile, the sunday times says the prince of wales has granted an honour to a peer — who reportedly spent £1.7 million bailing out the prince's eco—village. they also feature a colourful picture from today's pride celebrations. travel delays take the lead in the sunday people — the last hope to save the summer holidays. and finally, the daily star says "let's all get hot and dirty" with a heatwave on the way. so let's begin... welcome to do it, and we will start with the sunday times understood it, the headline that the prince of wales�*s thai can build

be able to observe the star and the other is to observe planets and be able to not only get images, but get information that allows us that allows us to infer what's in the atmosphere of that planet. >> one thing that's being said today is thanks to hubble we were able to see black holes for the first time. thanks to webb, we're going to see planets that may actually contain life someday. >> there's something out there. >> you believe that, yes, i certainly do. >> i know you are very excited. a lot of people are. it is fascinating just to see all this happening in real time. >> there will be a lot more staggered pictures. we've seen four or five now that come in and we'll be able to see deeper and further into history than we've ever been able to see. >> and clearer. >> that too. >> thank you, scott. if you want to examine the new photos on your own or learn more about how the telescope's camera was developed, head to nbcbayarea.com. we have a link to both of those things right now on our front page. >>> let's take you outside on this tuesday night. speaking of heading out into the clou

now, at the moment, the observer, the gap is blocked, this is a shelter for the observer, for the person observes, plus, er, camouflage, from drones and plus a small case of what is there, well, shelling and he is already hiding here, a mortar, let him not save a little, because she will be weak, but the ags is more or less he can withstand it all the time. these are the paybacks now the entire forest in the kyiv region, the chernihiv region, the zhytomyr region, the ukrainian military is ready to meet the russian troops here again, but this story is not always about the trenches, but about people who have experience and have the desire to protect ukrainian cities. what do you personally think, why will the russian military go again, that's your point i think they will leave. why do you think so? they will be told and they will leave. if we accept the order, we can argue and say that there are no crimes and the order will not be carried out. then they will not do it and they were told they left. why should the russians go to the north again? they say they are doing ugh. well, in general,

and actually, these are the shots we observe from an unmanned detailed device , that is, a parallel heavy recording will be carried out, corrections and recording on video media were carried out, but at the same time, already for luhansk region, the russians switched to another tactics when they started to create fists as part of a pre-tank company and several infantry fighting vehicles or non-transport vehicles and tried to break through our border and there already the artillery operated according to the deployed battle order , this is also with the use of unmanned ideal devices, as well as with the use of artillery workers who er or correctors who were directly in the combat positions of our infantry who were defending literally the other day we saw another video when the enemy tanks are destroyed by dropping ammunition from a copter on such tanks. this is the video of the day. we will publish it on the counter-development of the sbu, which wrote that it was actually their specialists who carried out such strikes on fascist tanks. if we see this video now i would also like to hear your

first of all, it has a commander’s panoramic sight and the commander can observe the situation on thetlefield during the day and at night. all the defects that were in the tank t-72 bt72 b3 well, but there is a small but everything goes well selection while the charging machine works as soon as the charging machine fails that is why it cannot and does not have the ability to work well in one mode then in emergency mode on tanks e-e t-90 and 90 a and t-90m there is no possibility to charge in automatic mode, that is, from the remote control e-e charging, or e-e, you can only charge with the help of e-e wooden dossier. this is, strictly speaking, the speed of charging - this is no more than one shot in one and a half to two minutes as soon as the crews encounter the slightest delay, they abandon such vehicles on the battlefield and save their lives in the current . for example, 10 vehicles of t-90m tanks entered the territory of ukraine, one was destroyed by the territorial defense brigade near kharkiv, and two vehicles were abandoned on the battlefield due to the fact that there were d