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so i'll stop by saying it doesn't actually have anything to do with planets. it's a planetary nebula, it's what happens when a star like our son gets to the end of its life and starts puffing off all of its outer layers and they create is a gorgeous cloud that you see today. and the star in the middle pushes the cloud away. what we, the detail that we have with database t is going to allow us to discern much more about the physics, the actual physical mechanisms that are pushing the gas away and how the gas is behaving. gives us information about the medium that the gases going into the, into stella medium. what happens between stars? this gives us a glimpse of this. and you know, just to hear from someone else, if we can kind of echoing some of those key points that you outlined. we have christine chin and astronomer at the space telescope science is institute, who really highlights for us what she believes is so groundbreaking about this moment. take a look. these 1st early release observations really give us a glimpse into how to use t will transform our un

to what degree is another planet. ir mean, have you committed to extended agreements with these or working toward extended agreements. >> we are working toward extended agreements with some of the parties and working with a nonprofit art's organization so that we have a mechanism to off set cost for groups feel they can't meet the increased expenses. that's encourage. so. the upon nonprofit portion of this do you think do you think they will bridge the gap here that you are talking about. . >> yea. our intention to keep the film festivals that call the castro their home and community groups, we plan on continuing to work with those groups. even the most successful venue in the world can't stay busy 365 days. we walked knowing how terrific for us we have this built in clientele that is going to help us with programming. these legacy businesses and the film festivals we work with that is an important part of our business model moving forward. >> and then, you know manage that came up a lot is this they are seek memorand

i changes in their impact across the planet?— the planet?t? i certainly think these extreme events - the planet? i certainly think i these extreme events certainly garner attention when they happen. this summer has been very active in terms of wildfires across alaska and the news has projected some of that out and there have been studies that are starting to look at where that smoke actually goes in the arctic and how does it darken the ice to further promote melt but otherwise when there are fairly quiet periods in the arc, perhaps when sea ice melting as fast as some extreme summers, we don't see as much attention so to answer the question, we'd certainly like to see more attention given to this very sensitive region as it relates to the warming that is going on. tom, i 'ust warming that is going on. tom, i just want _ warming that is going on. tom, ijust want to — warming that is going on. tom, i just want to get _ warming that is going on. tom, i just want to get your - i just want to get your thoughts, we do talk a fair amount about the

new to planet earth is heating up. according to the united nations 2021 was one of the 7 hottest he is ever recorded. global warming is already impacting people and animals world wide. extreme weather events are becoming more frequent. manmade climate change is also affecting oceans and sees. today we will take a look at how exactly and to what extent. ah hello and welcome to tomorrow to day. this science show on d, w. coral reefs have been around for thousands of years. but environmental degradation and climate change threatened to destroy them within a few decades. these diverse ecosystems provide life and food sources for millions of people worldwide is there's still time to save them with carl reefs. unlike anyone else on earth that come to mind blowing, biodiversity, the wild reefs are shown with red dots here. a cover less than one percent of the ocean floor, but they actually support over a quarter of all marine life built some tiny animals, coral polyps, cobbles. oh, a great deal of them magic. and that beautif

this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant being a captain and setting sail to discover a route the world famous sea voyage of ferdinand the magellan expedition now then became a scientific expedition. as many new things were being discovered, it was in fact an adventure in the part of a race for weren't power between spain and portugal. a race linked to military interests, erase, linked to political and military facilities. but also linked to menu, financial with adventure, full of hardships, dangers and death. 3 years that would change the world for ever. let jones journey around the world. starting september 7th on d. w. or, ah. ah this is d w news line from berlin, kenya, and answers. it's next president william router. when's the tightly contested race? but several actual officials say they won't stand by the results. violence breaks out just ahead of the announcement also on the program. but tell me about my.

this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant being a captain and setting sail to discover a route. the world famous sea voyage of ferdinand of magellan expedition now then became a scientific expedition. as many new things were being discovered, it was in fact an adventure in the end of a race for weren't power between spain and portugal. a race linked to military interest, erase, linked to political and military. christie, but also linked to making financial with adventure, full of hardships, dangers and death. 3 years that would change the world for ever. let jones journey around the world. starting september 7th on d. w. ah this is d, w. use life from berlin? it's been a year since the taliban returns of power in afghanistan. last turbulent 12 months, have seen women's rights crushed and a human human humanitarian crisis worker was our sponsor. the hobble tells us how afghan women see that future. a fire rips through a coffee. both adults charge in egypt, killing dozens of washer, but it plays ad

that is what led to the evolution of human beings on the planet.an: i would like to close with understanding your motivation a little better. you started out studying philosophy. how did you gravitate to science? janna: when i was in philosophy, i was drawn to the big question. what are we doing here, what does it mean? how are we connected to the cosmos? we were discussing what some long lost philosopher intended to mean. i found that incredibly frustrating. when i was introduced to physics and mathematics, nobody asking -- when he taught us relatively -- relativity, it belongs to everyone who wants to learn it, it is there, and nobody who learns it is saying what did einstein mean? it's a gift. i found that transparent -- transcendent and powerful. it's true for someone in bangladesh and another galaxy. i found that very meaningful. susan: we're are just about out of time. i want to offer two more resources of yours. your latest book is a blackhole survival guide, spoiler alert, not such a great ending. there is a fun video on youtube to recommen

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because as t a macbook, the oceans cover over 70 percent of our planet surface. as such, they play a highly significant role in both the development of the climate and the options available for combating the consequences of climate change. oh, you see is also mindful, valuable rule materials such as this clear liquid describing the cannabis oil. that's also a natural building block for human skin. as the roll ingredient, scaling is often used in make up and skin cream. it's also used as the dietary supplement due to the belief that it can help protect the skin cells from oxidative stress. but it's extraction often comes at the cost of a sea creatures vital organ shocks. liver, squealing is a substance found in all advanced organisms. plants, animals, and humans. although its highest concentration is found in shark liver, they can make up one 3rd of the animal's total weight, a higher proportion than with any other organism. and that's a problem. because sharks therefore, constitute a low cost source of squealing, making them commercially attractive, not least, be

knees if we rack the planet. so it goes hand in hand. you warned though that human interference in the water cycle like we're seeing now could result in the biosphere losing its resilience. what does that mean? exactly? yes. so for example, we see that in the amazon, that is becoming increasingly dryer. so the trees that are dying and dry and that very bad generating bang for it and capturing carbon missions. so they are, are so to speak, stocks or been carbon and instead of making within the next 2 decades. and this is happening, fax, them, a period of sources, is a very good example of a biosphere, losing its resilience in less academic language. we could perhaps say that ecosystem, the loser. resilience are similar to people that have a worsening health. so they've become more vulnerable to perturbations such as a bad drought or bad flu than human case and less capable to recover after such an event. ok, so the water cycle is absolutely essential to maintain. do you see sufficient action there being taken by h

planet.ed, they thought that there were eight genders when she filled out the forms to go to the university of virginia. they don't teach anything. the reason they are winning is because college administrators are cowards. the clowns are in charge of the circus. they are running the show. you have universities, administrators and professors terrified of these children who they are supposed to be -- >> brian: i am worried that we are losing a whole generation. but you can always listen to my radio show. just kidding. greg is -- greg is off all week. tomorrow will be dana perino. something that tyrus really likes. lawrence jones, jonathan morris, janie lasalle as well as kat will be here tomorrow. up next. this show is good too paired up next, with what he -- wedding costs soaring, should you nics guests who are boring pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. ♪♪ ♪♪ you had me at allison® 10-speed transmission. ♪♪ features available on gmc sierra heavy duty. premi

not only for i don't health, but also for the planet. but how would the month just keeps on growing? well, the answer may not come from human hearing. santiago, chile, well start the thing to help the part decrease and intelligence are you the media? welcome to not go. thank you. i. this is actually the experiment. the key chain of not go. so what you're going to see here is incorrect between technology and human. in this kitchen, there is a very special chef, an artificial intelligence algorithm called use epic. so where if you flip here, oh you said it is here in the experimental keaton. nice. one more member of the shifting you flip, it generates recipes which reinvent anymore. base dishes using plants and then the shift follow them. basically if it's trying to get a technology that would allow us to predict what combination of this ingredients for solving the same sensor, experienced data, texture, smell of corners for a human being, that might sound really crazy. by for an algorithm, it doesn't. the process starts with giving to say

but there is lots of water on the planet. the issue will be can you figure out how to innovate desalination ? can you lower the cost of desales nation -- desalination? we see that all over the planet where's -- with places like israel that have figured out how to desalinate water at less than five cents per gallon like 50% of once and for gallon. it is so inexpensive today. so, if we can trust human innovation to show up when prices go up, we can expect these resources to not become more scarce. to become in fact, more abundant. because, you are taking and applying knowledge. we say, you are intelligent rising atoms. you are adding intelligence to atoms in the way you have organized those atoms. for example, spencer hill dongle this great economist at m.i.t. has this analysis. you go by a $2 million sports car. it is a beautiful car. in your excitement you drive it off the lot and all of a sudden you crash it. boom. what has happened to the value of the car? well, it might disappear. but all of the atoms are still there. it w

- planet. and do we know what china will or won't do? i - planet. it is the first hours that this is coming out, but do we do anything concrete? indie is coming out, but do we do anything concrete? we don't know anything _ anything concrete? we don't know anything concrete, - anything concrete? we don't know anything concrete, but| anything concrete? we don't| know anything concrete, but i think the long game is critical here. and that is that the us and china critically medich other, not only because we need the two biggest economies to play a positive and productive partnership role in addressing climate change, but also both the us and china are pivoting their economies towards clean energy. china is already the largest producer of wind turbines, batteries for electric vehicles, and solar panels. the united states has just come to the brink, passing the so—called inflation reduction act, which will put about $360 billion into clean energy projects, both direct investments and tax incentives. so both countries need this, but they also need the lea

hold on hold on behind you is difficult beauty my planet about it.my love, will fly away and we will see the flight, so that they are expensive. they will tell you the keys to your dreams will be given for me. only winds. hold on hold on all the keys to the dream will be given for me, only father, hold on. hold on this is life and you just hold on, and for all the strength for it and show everything in the white world. there is nothing one cosmos water one god looked ahead, and we give all thanks. we will reach the sky with our hand, we will sing and dance with you. we know exactly what love is. smile and shout out loud everything is fine. good morning. dance friend. yes, do not dance like the world for the last time good morning, dance a friend dance dance like the first last time. yeah we'll get it heaven hand we will sing and dance with you. let's roll the ground passive. we know that this is love, we will reach the sky with our hand, we will sing and dance with you. we will land. we know exactly what love is. we know exactly what love is. we will

they were looking here for one of the key points of the planet, an acupuncture point . point of the earth - this is exactly the same as the acupuncture point in the human body is a node where the vital forces of energy of various kinds of different plans are collected, they are collected at this point and just like in martial arts there is an experience of striking pain points with acupuncture points and the protection of these combat points. today it is no longer a secret to anyone that there are several hundred so -called acupuncture points on the human body, it is enough for specialists to stick a needle into such a point, for example on the stomach, so that the temperature of the whole body rises sharply in a person or press on the right place of the hand so that a runny nose passes or act on a point on the face to cause stomach illness, one of the theories suggests our planet is alive and also has similar key points of influence that can be destroyed entire nations out of wars. atomic bombs according to investigator mikhail vasiliev one of these points of the earth

we wouldn't have any other planet stars.

that benefits us the most, we would also have a significant positive impact on the health of the planet. and the good news is that we have so much evidence that what we eat is probably the single largest contribution towards not only improving the climate, but also less pollution, better water management, and saving biodiversity. so every day our food choices really matter how can meet, we can see him as part of the flex terran does actually help the planets. when in the course of restoring that damage, farmland, a husband and wife team discovered a highly sustainable way of raising livestock. the conversion of wildlife habitat into farmland is a primary driver by diversity. los an ecosystem to lapse. the u. k. 's provision for nature is among the poorest on the planet. ran 70 percent of the country's land surface is used for agriculture. while less than 3 percent of ancient woodland remains. hundreds of plant and animal species, face extinction, including iconic animals such as the turtle, dove, and the hedgehog. but an increasing appetite for environmentally friendly food plus arise i

detail of the biggest planet in the solar system. they show jupiter's famous, great red spot shown here in white, as well as faint rings around the planet. images were originally photographed and infrared, and then colorized. afterwards, they were taken by the james web telescope, which was only launched into space lost here. he watching dw news, he is a reminder off the top story we are following for you at this hour. keith is on high alert for fresh russian attacks on the eve of ukraine's independence stem. us intelligence says russia is preparing strikes on civilian ukrainian infrastructure . russia is also blaming you, praying for the killing of the daughter of a prominent russian nationalist give is denying any involvement. and germany's chance the olaf shows is in canada, meeting with his counterpart, the disgust expanding that countries energy partners, germany hopes to boost gas supplies. as it tries to end, it's depended on russian fossils watching the w news. but don't forget, you can always get the the menus on the go, jus

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we would be able to provide power to every single home on this planet. we currently have 800000000 people who do not have access to power, meaning they're in abject poverty. by moving over to a 100 percent clean energy decentralized, we can make energy ubiquitous, and we can bring those work under the line of poverty over that line. a green society would be an economy that has smart grids that has storage available to all renewable energy generation. sources would also beat society in which there is efficient and clean transport. passenger vehicles would offer transport as the service not being a possession of any individual. and heavy transport would be using clean fuels. and finally, cities would be clean wyatt because we would have put the internal combustion engine into them. and cities would be organized into smaller communities, around food and energy. at the beginning of the most decisive decade in the history of human kind. it behooves all of us to understand that this has been challenging and will continue to be challenging. but we can do that.

all songs are performed in a separate sacred dialect of sikiso, the language of the planet. sirius it is owned only by initiates. each mask has its own legend associated with it, for example, sumaki, the highest one symbolizes the house of the agon king of the dogon. he lives in the central village of the mountain range. this mask canada up denotes the sky down the earth, in the middle of the soul they prayed, and all together - this is the sacred caimant of the dagons 50 dialects inside the language of absolutely not similar to each other to understand a resident of a neighboring village. you can only speak in the language of the jacket dedicated to them, a separate mask and their own plot dancing dragons often dance from the heart at weddings at funerals on harvest day, but the main dance of syria is associated with the position in the sky of the planet. sirius is arranged once every 60 years next year 2020. they called me a russian pig. in austria, i repeatedly received putin's threats, a prostitute. you need to cut your throat and bury, i took my two dogs with me boxers

beyond that in the dark blue are the high seas international , waters that make up most of our planet'sans. scientists say existing laws aren't strong enough to protect those areas. the high seas are crucial for supporting marine life as well as absorbing carbon dioxide and heat caused by global warming . u.n. member states are meeting in new york to try to agree on a legally binding treaty. they've been negotiating for the past 10 years. two thirds of the world's ocean is considered international waters. that means all countries have a right to fish, ship, and carry out research in them, but only. -- but only 1.2% of them are protected. this means most of the world's marine life is exposed to growing threats from climate change overfishing and shipping . if c commit to the treaty, 30% of the world's oceans would be considered conservative conservation areas by 2030. that means that environmental impact assessments will have to be carried out before any commercial activities such as deep sea mining are allowed well -- allowed. at the un oceans conference in june secretary general antoni

and we need to do something about the way we treat this planet. these are the sustainable development goals, for example. now this is not legally binding, but they are aspiration of the international community to make sure that all states either reduce the consumption because they consume too much or are able to partake in a sustainable development in, in, in that is sustainably getting the resources we have to our disposal without further, if they're seeing the marine marine, the natural environment, launch the thing we must remember that these commitments that these countries have also signed up to. and we have to hold them accountable, which is why we need to make sure we were saying that there's more political ways more political attention to this treaty at this time. just because they've got a deadline at the end of this year to reach an agreement on this treaty, what happens if it's not reached? if it is not rich, they will have to. they will have to have another go station session, but it's not, not an impossibility, but of course, during t

cop26— saving the planet, to green issues. c0p26 was— saving the planet, to green issues.the forefront of his agenda, then he got derailed _ forefront of his agenda, then he got derailed by coronavirus. we forefront of his agenda, then he got derailed by coronavirus.— derailed by coronavirus. we should oint out derailed by coronavirus. we should point out that _ derailed by coronavirus. we should point out that these _ derailed by coronavirus. we should point out that these trees - derailed by coronavirus. we should point out that these trees aren't i point out that these trees aren't just being planted to soak up carbon dioxide, but also to help with flooding, which is another side effect of climate change. we're seeing towns and villages across the uk that never had flooding before and we can expect to see more of that, yasmin. do you want to hear more about climate change from politicians?— more about climate change from politicians? yes, there's a whole thing going _ politicians? yes, there's a whole thing going on — politicians? yes, there's a whole thing going on wit

take us back to their planet, something like that. they are here to, in this case, study reproductive systems of humans or take over your brain. something like that. is that the opposite? to me it seems like the opposite side of religion. because people who look at this can say that there is a basis of scientific evidence, or scientific -- maybe not evidence -- but theory, behind it. >> that there is a rational motive behind why? >> instead of just an angel flying through the air, this is a machine made by beings who have the intelligence to make a machine that are coming with a motive to learn about humans. >> certainly. although, you can make a fairly good argument that, although they are supernatural angels of divine providence, would've had a rational reason why they would come into play as well. >> i thought about the relationship between the belief in aliens and religion, i think it has to do with the need to believe in something bigger than yourself and bigger than what we have going on here. i think a lot of people who become

we have an international station called "planet earth, planet rep". he spent time curating rap music so you do not come away from it stupid. anything. we cover it. this is why you all probably love sports but you watch espn and every time abc and disney goes like this on sports, you are tuning in and subscribing and all that. we do the same thing with rap music and hip-hop because there is a right way and 1000 wrong ways. i do not tell a person how to do their thing because art is inside to how to get the most out of your expression. if you are going to be in front of a crowd and to engage in the sights, be the best that you can be. if you are a martial artist, you have to take martial arts areas sleep. cannot go out there and say i took one class and go kicking but, do not leave home like that. >> there is always something to learn. >> the best teachers learn from students, you know. you also cannot say i am in to hip-hop and rap but i will not follow anything else of any of the other music that happened because i am only hip-hop and rap. i am like,