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universities say they found evidence that mars seems to have a roommate and i see this means the red planet could have sixteen flights. the researchers published their findings in the online edition of the us academic journal science nasa's curiosity rover landed on month in august last year scientists have been using it to come i can study the planet's geology they found signs that really insisted for tens of thousands of years and it believed the water had a neutral ph with and those humanity. besides it sounds as elements conducive to my knee for abundance in the area including carbon hydrogen oxygen and phosphorus. japan has agreed to use its technology to help costa rica cut its greenhouse gas emissions. the two countries since i'm in the season ended today she had and then de castro concluded the deal and telltale under the agreement in japan is to count emissions cuts in the latin american country has its own exchange which insisted that says that the country aims to reduce its carbon output from fossil fuels to zero. to be completed the pebble mill told him he calls and twenty one.

in the spacecraft or the red planet has a left of earth's atmosphere starting at three hundred a mission on our website all the details. of that unexplained surge of earthquakes have put many texas communities on edge and many residents think they know the cause they say shale gas fracking industry is to blame or specifically the methods that the industry uses the notion is nothing new but the proof and the data have been hard to come by during fracking thousands of tons of toxic chemicals are pumped underground to loosen the rocks and release gas experts say it leaves the ground highly unstable earlier in crane a campaigner against fracking tells r.t. the technology is harmful to people's health and the environment. the real concern is that this is a technology that basically has been proven not to work as the oil industry claims and it has resulted in contamination irrefutable evidence of contamination of water soil and the and and also significant negative health impacts on the population that live above the gas fields but it reflects the fact that we are dealing with a cowboy industr

cold war humanity had set his eyes on concrete in other worlds and russia was looking towards the red planet the institute of mechanics propose sending a beefed up version of masha to mas the giants yellow muscle called translated literally as miles walker would help clear the path for human settlement just like mush the. it would have been able to adjust its gait depending on the surface and obstacles in its path however unlike musher the muscle horse featured a scoop or claw at the front and open bed at the back for building clearing rubble and collecting samples there was even talk of creating a version that offered the speed of wheels but the off road capabilities of legs was all that remains is a solitary like. it has to be said that as well as carrying out experimental work into a two legged and six legged walking robots we also conduct a theoretical research we developed algorithms that allow the robots to walk and our experience with watching robots came in very handy when we were developing the eggs or skeleton. all these experiences meant that the exo athletes made it from turing b

school hallway at r r t dot com for the full story there plus an indian spacecraft bound for the red planet of the left earth's atmosphere starting at three hundred a mission on our website all the details. and unexplained surgeon earthquakes may have put many texas communities on edge and residents think they know the cause they say the shale gas fracking industry is to blame or more specifically the methods that the industry uses the notion is nothing new but the proof has been hard to come by during fracking thousands of tons of toxic chemicals are pumped underground to loosen the rocks and release natural gas experts say it leaves the ground highly unstable earlier stephen hall an anti fracking activist tells the technology poses a threat to the environment and should be banned. there are much better old services at the disposal of we don't need the whatsoever to know only that i mean people say it's a b. that it's a transition feel old that america from the leakage is from all the wells that we've drilled is that there's it's a three to seven out the sense of leakage of the gas into th

boston the new spacecraft for the red planet has left the earth's atmosphere starting at three in three day mission on a website all the details. an unexplained surge of earthquakes have put many texas communities on occasion many residents think they know because they see the shale gas trucking industries to blame or more specifically the methods they use. the notion is nothing new but the proof has been hard to come by during tracking thousands of tonnes of toxic chemicals or pot below the surface to loosen iraq's unreleased ask the experts say that leaves the ground a highly unstable earlier we spoke with a local resident sharon wilson who live near a tracking site but was forced to abandon her home one time i can't find anything came out which was very frightening. the error was due for a horribly. lots of beer tax riots nights nani it was just a completely change the character they were concerned for me wednesday and without water for ten minus ten k in debt he said from the chemicals they use the next tennis team. i lost eighty thousand dollars in property value as they expand thi

an indian space spacecraft bound for the red planet has left the earth's atmosphere beginning its three hundred day mission on our web site all the details. and explain the surge of earthquakes have put many texas communities on edge many residents think they know the cause they say the shale gas fracking industry is to blame or more specifically the methods that they use the notion is nothing new but the proof has been hard to come by during fracking thousands of tons of toxic chemicals are pumped below the surface to loosen the rocks and release natural gas experts say that leaves the ground though highly unstable earlier jim walsh an activist with the group food and water watch told us that fracking contaminates the environment and puts vital resources a risk. issues with water contamination are all too real and all too concerned we're literally faced right now with decisions about the how we're going to move forward in this country and around the globe with an energy future one that will essentially protect these vital resources you need to live or one that will allow the oil and ga

was an indian spacecraft for the red planet has left the earth's atmosphere starting its three hundred day mission on our website all the details. and unexplained surge of earthquakes have put many texas communities on edge and many residents think they know the cause they say the shale gas fracking industry is to blame or more specifically the methods they use the notion is nothing new but the proof has been hard to come by during fracking thousands of tons of toxic chemicals are pumped below the surface to loosen rocks and release gas but experts say that leaves the ground highly unstable earlier we spoke with a local resident sharon wilson who lived near a fracking site but was forced to abandon her home. at one time i turned my tap on and nothing came out which was very frightening the air was degraded horribly lots of air attacks trott's lie no i it was just it completely changed the character the worst concern for me was to end up without water or that my son could end up being sick from the chemicals that he was panic says to you i lost eighty thousand dollars in property value

>> that's my joke. >> anyway, the mars one foundation plans to send an unmanned mission to the red planethe return flight doesn't exist. much like a weekend at lou daabs house, there is not much point of going there. >> you would still make jokes so i will yield to jesse. >> okay, yield to jesse. >> this is like a game show. >> i try to steal your joke. this is called pass. >> i need a lifeline. >> people just go around and never answer. >> can i call a friend because you stole my joke? >> want a [bleep] joke? >> that would be jesse joyce's response. it is a reality show. do people just do it to get famous? >> what i think is weird is they are signing up to do it 12 years from now. what person is better equiped to handle space travel -- do they not know how aging works? go to siping go pour and -- singapore and that is 18 hours and then say i am better equiped to handle this in 12 years. that's a crazy idea. >> it is crazy. what do you make of it, crazy? >> i think the reality show should be called watch four people die on mars. among the things they will try to do is how to create water

applied to be astronauts with the mars 1 foundation, a company that hopes to land people on the red planet. what will it take to get people to mars. will a private company compete with the government of the world in pushing the frontier of manned space explorition. here to talk about living on mars and what it might be like is derrick pitts from franklin institute science museum. mars 1 stopped taking astronaut applications. did you get yours in on time? >> i missed the cut. something about being chicken didn't work. i don't know what it was. that would do it. mars 1 has tape a step, a big step towards launching its first mission in contract with lockheed martin and surrey satellite competition. let's listen to mars 1 cofounder bas lansdorp. >> we are very excited to announce today that we have contracted lead suppliers for our first robotic mission to mars. they are the first step in mars 1's overall plan of establishing a permanent human settlement on morse. >> they hope to take the first step in 2018. is that enough time to go on and build the bigger manned mission to mars? they need ab

and mars, nasa curiosity rover discovered that a fresh water lake may have existed on the red planet.ou can follow us at -- >>> how about some traffic? here's liz with more on that. >> once again we are talking mass transit and b.a.r.t.. these delays are countercommute. right now, we're not hearing of any delays heading into san francisco. the delays are mainly impacting the san francisco to dublin pleasanton line. that's where they essentially shut down direct service for a while. so right now there are some trains heading out of dublin specifically to pick up some of the crowds and you can also use the orange line you see there on the screen. the fremont line. and transfer at the bay fare stop. if you need to head out towards dublin pleasanton. the problem if you were watching earlier there's a power issue near the daly city b.a.r.t. yard. they're working on fixing it now but no time when they are going to get in resolved. in the meantime the delays out to the east bay continue on the san francisco stops. caltrain, ace everything else no problems. this stent is still there causing b

here you go, what scientists say they found on the red planet that may have links to our own ancient bill: nasa's mars rover curiosity making an amazing discovery, the remnants of a freshwater lake that could have supported life three and a half billion years ago around the same time that life first emerged here on planet earth. mike wall, senior writer, space.com, how you doing, mike, in san francisco? you were at the conference yesterday, what do you think of this announcement, mike? >> well, yeah, i mean, i think it's pretty exciting. it's not the first evidence curiosity has actually found of a potentially habitable environment on mars, a place that could have supported life, but it sort of broadens what we know about that environment, and this is a pretty big lake. it was about 30 be miles long by 3 miles wide and shallow, but they're saying this could have lasted for hundreds of millions of dollars, this calm lake. bill: and they compared it to like the finger lakes in upstate new york, kind of of that shape and teal. >> right. bill: but but if it was three and a half billion y

earth's atmosphere and head around the sun for 10 months to build up speed and sling shot to the red planetect cost around $73 million, that is $350 million less than a u.s. space craft that was left for mars two weeks ago and stephanie has a look at what is coming up, in our next hour. >> good morning, ntsb is investigating the cause of a train derailment in new york city that killed four and injured hundreds of others and shut down a line that 26,000 people use each day. obama administration said the health website has been fixed and can handle 50,000 visitors at once. the white house said the site is working more than 90% of the time. antigovernment protests in thailand, ukraine and egypt are violent and all three countries they used tear gas and rubber bullets against the crowds. owning an original picassi for $100 and the painting master will be here to tell us about the opportunity and more on the mission to mars and becoming the third country to land on the lunar surface. >>> i'm mark morgan and what may be bad news for the afc peyton manning has another offensive weapon and details

materials need for industry are present on mars for instance iron is extremely abundant that's why the planet is red but there's also silicon and aluminum and titanium and so fur and phosphorous and so forth. so in fact we go to mars we can develop the craft of how to use these different materials on mars and turn them into useful substances how to make metals glass ceramics plastics wires tubes habitats we can become self-sufficient there but but for a while for it what you're describing is a life or fact hardship why would anyone want to do that why can't you just leave when you're beautiful earth where you have season oceans and you have you know green trees and birds flying around and food that grows in soil well that's fine but there's going to be always want to be people that want to go into place where the rules haven't been written yet an open frontier. a place where they have a chance to make their own world instead of just living in one that has or. already been made for them and that's a fundamental kind of freedom and that's what having an open frontier means so you are saying that reaso

martian atmosphere and determine how the planet went from being richer to water the barren red rock that we know it is today the discoveries that maven makes may revolutionize our understanding about space and the atmosphere of planets but another story that shook up the status quo here on earth zero why is courageous decision to legalize marijuana amazingly the country's president hosts a movie was able to see the complete abysmal failure of the world's war on drugs same quote einstein said there's nothing more absurd than trying to change results by always repeating the same formula that's why we're trying other methods whom he that world the new law could save why which spends eighty million dollars a year on drug trafficking millions of dollars but here in the us so we saw one of our own bigoted laws shot down when the supreme court overturned the federal defense of marriage act since then we've seen seven states legalize same sex marriage and just yesterday new mexico supreme court gave same sex couples the right to wed take that all the countries out there with repressive gay laws

the world without us which was really kind of a red herring because it was about how could we have a world with us theoretically wiped everybody off the planet so we could see how beautifully the planet would restore itself. hoping that readers would ask wow how do we add ourselves back to that picture of a healthy world only kind of in balance with nature not in combat with it but i discovered that every four and a half days we were adding a million people to the planet and we still are and that didn't seem like a sustainable figure at all so i just raised it at the end of the book and sort of left a day laying there and it became a really important talking point everybody wanted to talk about that's what friendly decided i should investigate it as a journalist and see can we know how many people and what could we do about it if we do and that is first occasion to a cure around the world i was the book is filled with these little vignettes these stories these travelogues that are just brilliant reading and and. you know halfway through the book i mean that you're to the point where there is no way i can deny this is real. you know the press

red tape costs, and trying to taper what gm does while still building cool cars to make money. >> barra's appointment would make her the first female ceo for an auto company on the entire planet. she was asked what it was like to be a woman in a traditionally male-dominated business. >> i worked at general motors for 33 years with wonderful people. i always have been evaluated on what i contributed and what results i was able to obtain into your organization, but we come together as a team. putting a car or truck on the road is a team sport. i just view myself as part of a team. if by being a woman i can encourage young women who like math and science to not shy away from it and to pursue technical careers, i love doing that, but at general motors, i think i have the best job in the field, to be able to work on product all day long. >> reaction so far? very positive. >> mary has a lot of talent, and a lot of experience. she is very personal. she did a terrific job in the human resources function at general motors. >> what was it specifically about her and continues to be about her that makes her the kind of leader general motors needs right now? >> she's very experienced, ver

for high diving daredevils is the red bull world series the combination has traveled across the globe for the fifth consecutive season decide who is the best on the planet in two thousand and thirteen he was russia's the term solution. for such a long journey to this victory through injury stuff entries and now is completed i reached the pinnacle of the sport is an incredible feeling. demonstrating one of the most spectacular and complicated i diet claiming the highest scores the combination has ever seen and regarded as one of a kind the twenty nine year old russian had achieved it all within the last five years before finally clinching the world series crown in thailand in november. i needed to gain experience of very tough competition in the last couple of years skill wise i caught up with the level of the school's elite like the two thousand and nine champion orlando and last season everything went pretty well that's when i tried my new dive that it cost me a number of podiums and victories in our sport when is it going make mistakes and this year i wasn't flawless but some of my dogs were just awesome and i won with. three time champion and this ye

planet based on their internet population. then they colored each country according to which website is the most visited website in that country. all of the red, those are countries where google is the most popular. all of the blue, countries where facebook is the most popular. china is a big green because that is baidu, a big internet company. except for china, cause extent, iran, and russia, all of the other countries, the most dominant web services are american. now, you combine that information with what we are now learning about the nsa and the effect it has had and it's relatively unfettered access to information on communications happening on these websites -- arguably there are some controls over how they can access and what they can do with the information of american citizens and u.s. persons -- there is virtually no meaningful control over what they do and how they collect information of non-us persons. if you are not a u.s. person, and you are looking at this map, and you are thinking about this map in the context of what we have learned from edward snowden, you might be mad. you might feel that there is a power imbalance going on

planet based on their internet population. then they colored each country according to which website is the most visited website in that country. all of the red, those are countries where google is the most popular. all of the blue, countries where facebook is the most popular. china is a big green because that is baidu, a big internet company. except for china, cause extent, iran, and russia, all of the other countries, the most dominant web services are american. knife you combine that information with what we are now learning about the nsa and the effect it has had and it's relatively unfettered access to information on communications happening on these websites -- arguably there are some controls over how they can access and what they can do with the information of american citizens and u.s. persons -- there is virtually no meaningful control over what they do and how they collect information of non-us persons. if you are not a u.s. person, and you are looking at this map, and you are thinking about this map in the context of what we have learned from edward snowden, you might be mad. you might feel that there is a power imbalance going o