and the gravitational pull of saturn, they began to spin around it.a moon and maybe gravitational instability caused that kind of debris field. but remember, a lot of saturn's -- things made of coming, asteroids, ice, rock, and dust. every time the rings that never stop spinning get hit with something out there in our solar system, it is sheering off some of that ice, rock and debris in there. so scientists theorize that billions of years from now that they may disappear. so i hope they stick around for a long, long time. >> so we have a little time. billions of years from now. they won't disappear on monday. we can enjoy them a little while longer. now nasa's mars rover perseverance. friends call him percy. we are getting new video. looking inside the belva crater. what are we seeing? >> so the crater is kind of like a crater in a crater. remember, perseverance landed in a crater and the main mission is looking for life. but this vista really kind of has some scientists puzzling, like the way that the rock is sort of scattered and some of the mosaic

a group of researchers discovered 62 new moons around the planet saturn, bringing the total to 145. the announcement of its life size by analyzing a series of consecutive images taken in the observation windows is the hour of these moons, which were previously seen several times for complete observation . the newly discovered moons are unusual moons in the sense that in orbits and often moves against the direction of saturn's rotation, which the possibility of originating from a larger square that was broken millions of years ago , strengthens the evidence of the existence of an ancient raging river on the planet mars. with sedimentary grains in the way and faces that could represent an ancient raging river on the red planet , these images show that the rocks and crevices were deeper than in the past and the water flowed in at a higher speed. at least one day at home

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we have felt the ground shake and the air shattered by the testing of a saturn c-1 booster rocket, many times as powerful as the atlas which launched john glenn, generating power equivalent to 10,000 automobiles with their accelerators on the floor. we have seen the site where five f-1 rocket engines, each one as powerful as all eight engines of the saturn combined, will be clustered together to make the advanced saturn missile,to assembled in a new building to be built at cape canaveral as tall as a 48-story structure, as wide as a city block, and as long as two lengths of this field. within these last 19 months at least 45 satellites have circled the earth. some 40 of them were made in the united states of america and they were far more sophisticated and supplied far more knowledge to the people of the world than those of the soviet union. [applause] the mariner spacecraft now on its way to venus is the most intricate instrument in the history of space science. the accuracy of that shot is comparable to firing a missile from cape canaveral and dropping it in this stadium between the 4

a group of international researchers discovered 62 new dates around the planet saturn, which brings the total number to 145, and the benchmark of other scientists by analyzing a set from the consecutive images taken in the observation windows of three hours, they identified this appointment, which previously seemed too small or too dim to detect, the removal of some of the gham raha is only two and a half kilometers, and secondly , unusual moons were discovered mathematically. are meant to be in elliptical orbits and often in opposite directions saturn's rotation is moving, possibly strengthening the origin of a larger solution that was broken millions of years ago. which is consumed in the media in the food, and i pray to god for your goodness. it took 51 days, and then 33 days , and then 22 days. the response of hamas and islamic jihad is dependent and facilitating the definition of food consequences and the gap between them it is something that the internal occupying regime of the youth refuses the support of temad bangari , the minister of internal security of israel, and does not a

it was named, of course, in honor of saturn rings of saturn course in the game anatoly wasserman on theof arms. which russian archipelago is a shield with the image of an atomic nucleus supported by two polar bears, where is novaya zemlya nuclear test site? this is the correct answer. in 2005, the dr. atom opera was created , dedicated to nuclear testing as part of the manhattan project, without analyzing it so much that i’d better pass the question which picture by mikhail roma dedicated to the work of soviet nuclear physicists was released in 1962, yes. this is everyone's favorite hmm 9 days of one year, exactly 9 days of one year in a pot of 2,000. which chemical element has the most common isotope mass number of 238 used as a fuel of 3.000 in a jar? in which city in 1989 the creation of the association was proclaimed was proclaimed in moscow in the game ekaterina shuvaeva in which nuclear research center the world wide web project was developed which underlies the modern internet can be in dubna no this is the european center for nuclear research known as sern in the game anatoly wa

there was a soviet infantry school on saturn and lopatin's soldiers came out.one of those who trained the saboteurs , colonel kerring. on the account of uncle kolya's brigade, the defeat of the german garrison in the ground and repeated damage to the underground cable. communications between army group center and berlin on the territory controlled by uncle kolya's brigade was established by soviet power. they, in principle, why couldn’t these partisan brigades destroy these partisan brigades around the pole, because the swamp is 3 km to get to these partisan brigades themselves, in addition to the fact that the forest is around, so another 3 km swamps and the passage in this swamp was one person, only one. why is it 3 years and i worked, probably less, dedicated more, in principle, the effect of this borisovka begomskaya. the partisan zone is the location of several large partisan formations at once, next to it is another minsk chervinsk constant sabotage action. they did not give peace to the nazi authorities. at the end of may, 44 wehrmacht command together w

transiting saturn walks on the natal moon as it is reflected in a person's life.tand where the moon is now, if he walks on the moon in pisces, then this is one story, if he walks on the moon in aquarius - this is another story, but in any case, this is some kind of spiritual blockage. uh, you know, when you really want soulfulness from other people. i would like to give it to myself. but this is not easy, if this is a female card, then this can be associated with difficulties even of a physical nature. this is very strong, all e, the whole feminine essence, it closes it a little bit, but it happens that you are sent some kind of task in very difficult psychological conditions, to fulfill some kind of duty. it happens so often and you need to do it. yes, it can be difficult to do, but this is what he always wants. yes, he chooses difficult ways in order to bring up exactly the factor that is associated with this or that planet, and the moon is a planet associated with a great feeling. eh, hypatia, the feeling of something is intuition. that's all it suddenly overla

revealed that yana is full of bones and jarahs autumn, the popular holy hand of heaven, though on saturnsays that it is a traffic light above the earthly streets of open space, maybe the morsian desert with quarries of yakva , the russians are different and round, another average height, and the third has collected subdrama. hunts are found on mars and the miner, however, i am bald by heart and there is nothing to please our badgers, and for a month and plantain with a shot of space tourists with future me badges, badzhil of our earthlings is the answer of the former inside to the circus. plato there were two companies of badjil. i am a bridge. he poured a thick-walled gate, suffered from the lowest razdovishch, launched a war, and went on his model of a multi-layer spacecraft to push the perun rocket, really, to try it out. i didn’t have a chance at the cosmodrome in 1933, sunk from nenza. mastak spins ugly messina. yun walks the stars and the carriage and painting the villagers of ivanovna literally i’ll come to the plot, radiantly simple and there, penetrated by the planetary pits of

. >>> and stories in the spotlight this hour, a new study says saturn's icy rings are disappearing. >ights into how long the rings have been around and when they may vanish in sight. researchers estimate that they will be around for another few hundred million years at most. the findings are in three studies published earlier this month. more interesting thing for me is that it didn't always have rings. >> i'm glad something interested you about space. >> i like saturn i guess because of the rings. so once they are gone, i'll lose all interest. >>> and you don't need to be a scientist to know that plant based diet is healthier. >> and a study found that it can lower total cholesterol as much as 7% and ldl what is known as the bad cholesterol can drop as much as 10%. this can dramatically lower the risk of cardiovascular disease. >> makes a ton of sense because most bad cholesterol sources are animal fats and meats. >> and also if you have a plant based diet, you tend to eat less processed food. >> are you speaking from experience? >> just saying if i have a plant based diet, i'd eat l

can serbia next to saturn there roman many countries did this south african republic, forward 2019 to ten fifteenth year due to problems that was ordered by e-e courts by the president. they refused to extradite this president. it is clear that the russians recognize the existence of this court and such a legal fact, this is a political act, this is a difflex legal act, and we all know this, a provocation of one kind, a provocation of russia in relation to russia is one serious pressure small countries that have signed the work of the international criminal court on the site of the territory. why if anyone territories this other side should arrest? simply in the morning not to respect the constitution, internal and international law, thereby there is pressure on those countries i listen to, whose faces are, and here we are talking about the russian federation, there is no possibility of any legal consequences and in relation to russia at one moment all countries that signed this city in that the majority of the revision of their decisions and respect is great now all the representativ

and radio agency and a group of international researchers discovered 62 new moons around the planet saturnhich brings the number of moons to 145. therefore, the name life size, the scientists analyzed a set of images. consecutive taken in observation windows of three hours, these moons were identified, which previously seemed too small to be observed. the width of some moons is only two and a half kilometers. all 62 newly discovered moons are all unusual. thank you for your cooperation. you

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. >> so now it's observed a donut of water, as i understand, around saturn beyond the rings.ter? >> just to say the search for water is a major objective of nasa because every place on earth we find water, we find life. even the dead sea. it's called the dead sea because no one had microscopes or the james webb space telescope. so if you -- if we know that life and water go together, and we want to find life elsewhere, you look for water any place you can find it in any shape, form, always. so these outer planets, so not only jupiter, but saturn as well, there are conditions that can support water. and in many cases it's frozen on the surface of moons but then liquefied inside because the moons are stressed by the tidal forces of the main planet and other moons. and it's like when you hit a racquetball. they say, let's warm up the ball. you are literally warming up the ball by stretching it and popping it back into shape. that's what's happening with the moons in the outer solar system which renders what would otherwise be frozen water liquid. when you find water in the outer

a mini-manipulative manipulative to provide assistance here, in principle, there are devices with saturn a transport battery, in principle, it’s enough here even maybe someone has a bulletproof couch , you want it in the end to come to ukrainian, but the insidious brain continues to hold on to russian like jack at the door, catch a few simple and effective ones, it's time to write in ukrainian , search for information on the internet, write messages to friends and colleagues in ukrainian no i am ashamed to use the spell check function, this is not a school olympiad, there will be no disqualification from the chat entrance, there will be no second choose ukrainian press and media, buy ukrainian-language books and press, watch movies with ukrainian dubbing or in the original with ukrainian subtitles, we really have the coolest dubbing studios for you, third protect from the russification of children, speak with children in ukrainian, choose ukrainian-language books, games and cartoons for them , require teachers in kindergartens and schools to communicate with children in the state languag

saturn was discovered, bringing the collection of moons to 145, hence the name life size. by analyzing a series of consecutive images taken in three-hour observation windows, scientists identified these glooms, which previously seemed too few to be observed. some of them were left with only two it is a million kilometers, all 62 moons were newly discovered, all of them are unusual. thank you for your cooperation. greetings, politeness and respect. to all good viewers, i saw the fruit of corruption in the news. did you hear that the president of our country and the president of the russian federation agreed on a ceremony today? the construction letter of the rasht stara railway line has not been discussed for 23 years and it is still to be signed. with the completion of this railway line , i would like to ask you to complete the north-south corridor . it will have many benefits for us, and we will pay at the economic table today. how much is the completion of this great road for the country, it will increase our economic power in the region and how much it will facilitate b

saturns and, so to speak, training practical exercises at the training grounds, and then there is practiceithout experience. we cannot issue an educational engineer diploma to an e-specialist if the level of training practice in production corresponded to approximately 8 to 12 months, then when you switch to the bachelor's system , it is the bachelor. he replaced the engineer. it was a disaster and these for 4 years. we actually rolled, so to speak , industrial practice up to 2 months and immediately felt that people after the end of hmm get there can be fundamental knowledge in the field of theoretical knowledge that was given in lectures. they didn't fix them on e on skills. and the more experienced have acquired, so the new system is focused on changing this imbalance should be a single system that will be governed by standards. this is a general educational discipline. she will have a group. yes, from five to ten percent, so to speak, of academic time, then there will be a general engineering discipline, which is also defined by the standard, but will not be standard for technical univ

that between our parties and the month of full mutual understanding, allowing to develop fruitful saturne kyrgyz republic has always been and remains a reliable partner of russia based on trust. the lips of friendship and mutual trust of many years are sure that today's meeting is an additional impetus for strengthening inter-parliamentary ties between our countries. new formats of inter-parliamentary interaction will be developed with the countries of the african continent. in particular mozambique. the topic became the main one at the meeting of vyacheslav volodin with the speaker of the assembly of the republic of espirans beige, and mozambique is a reliable and partner of russia on the african continent for last year uh, progress made. e v. uh issues of foreign economic activity about 20% growth. uh, trade between our countries. all this suggests that we have great opportunities for the development of relations. vyacheslav volodin proposed the creation of an inter-parliamentary commission between the state duma and the assembly and zombies, as well as intensifying contacts between re

saturn may find something else important that was hiding this moment. the details, but let me ask you. why do you need boots? we are the late husband's forgivable? may i ask one question, i already answered the colonel your husband last night. or tonight was different somewhere from home? i'm coming home from work late last night, when i got back he was in his office. he often works worked at night. i went to bed, and in the morning i found him hanging on the circle in the middle of the ground, and his suicide note. i see you have already read. and why didn’t you immediately tell us about the note, but i just didn’t have time to tell my mother about it right away, because i was shocked by what i saw. i managed to call the police and immediately reveal. fox. forgive me, lord, i have to go. i will gladly answer all of you your questions. but then when you 're done here, i'll be at the dolphin hotel. now let me go anyway. sorry anda, no need. maybe i let you down. yes you can thank you for the driver arrived, goodbye. nikolai yegorovich later, i will offic

how er, a mini -manipulator to provide assistance and here, in principle, there are devices with saturn an artificial ventilation device , a transportable defibrillator with a battery - in principle, it is even possible that they are available here sterile covering, the couch is standing, the marathon is in progress, the only news for you is that the team of the first public broadcasting channel is working in the studio of anatoliy yarema, and further we are talking about the situation in the regions of the black sea, 12 russian warships, including two surface-to-surface missile carriers, the common hall of which can reach 16 caliber missile level threats are very high, the intensification of stormy weather also increases the risk of mines in the coastal zone. this is reported to the operator command in the south, what is the current situation in the south of the country, in particular in chornoy sea, we will ask natalya gumenyuk, head of the press center of the security and defense forces of the joint command south, mrs. natalya good evening. i welcome you to the broadcast of the marat

rocket scientists they built their own system, because if you look, for example, there at the rocket saturny speaking, there is the same layout there, if you put an r1 rocket next to it but our union, yes, and on a different layout, further flight space yes indeed, there are legends not a legend, but that brown also set himself the goal of flying into space. and that fau, uh, two, uh, the cosmos concept took off there conditionally, that is, someone, uh, a scientist is still arguing. at what height is the boundary of outer space, how many kilometers there? yes, yes, give 100 km, so that how to call them aranauts, here are the growths flies so that they can also become astronauts, so that they can be up to 70 km, that they can climb there and say accordingly, we , too, have been in space, fly almost into space. that is, it does not mean flying in orbit. that is, i, for example, think so, why is gagarin the first? why was the satellite the first they made an orbital flight? that is, it is independent and around the planet fau, so the fau did not fly. uh, as they say, it was quasi-arbitral, th

century and has been hosting matches the local club playing in the higher league on the left was the saturnum in the city of ramenskoye near moscow, russia further. what trophy is awarded for the victory in the belarusian championship, and on the right absolutely right? this is the trophy of the higher league of the belarusian football championship and the women on the left was the cup awarded to the winning team of the europa league further. which of them is on the right, of course, of course. that's right , russian football players are winners and have played several matches for the national team. and on the left, we had georgian football players. logos again i will take the third opportunity to skip and this time the correct answer is on the left, the priozerye football club from verkhnedvinsk. the vitebsk region club existed from 2013 to 16, played in the second champions league of belarus on the right, while we have the marvel football club from england on. on the left, on the left absolutely right. this is the mascot of our handball school tuber grant, brest. well, on the right, we ha

hasn't, hasn't had to see the, the roma who's you know, what, in the heck most of the global store saturn you filled out the documentation and i should get you in a month plus just to use pay much of the, the bundle for the inside. it's what up as i was that i would love the whole the so it's a one of the copy thought. so you can get off of the low cost would be good amount of the out of more on the scene the i sort of the man was below. so a lot of the can see that in the month i have my father. ready on the internet. so what there's a lot of cool so a lot of very different muscles. the video play to dig lessons. what the shuttled of hedges you may had yesterday because i think good jump out. we did the test the largest i think when i know who show me like what i have to do so as of yet i couldn't let sylvia. but i'm like, what i've done my years of like when i love this one, would remember a lot of it that didn't that you much as you just it's just it's a, it's looking at this. all you guys don't want to say is because of the business of the mid, so not much global peach. hold on. nobod

have a chance, look up and there's a five-planet parade and maybe with some assistance you could see saturntune and mercury. temperatures are staying mild and that continues into the middle of next week. >>> mike has been keeping an eye on the tri-valley for a major crash. >> yeah, the vehicles going eastbound on 580 just past 1st street. they have a deadly crash. looks like the coroner completed the deadly investigation, but the right lanes are blocked and there's debris to be cleared, and this continues with the closure. i am thinking timing wise, it averages about half an hour after the clearing of the coroner, the flashing lights are still there. you are down two lanes, but that's counter commute so you are able to get by. the flashing lights are a distraction combined with the bigger morning commute and there's possibly a second crash in the area, and that's the bigger slowdown as we expect coming out of the altamont pass. everything else is moving standard. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> as summer break nears there's growing concern about the amount of time our kids might spend

they want to go to one of saturn's moons and be able to navigate that kind of terrain.eratures there. it can wiggle its way through snow and a lot of different atmospheres. it's fascinating. a little scary. larry: like an electronic snake almost. >> kind of. larry: good luck. all right. what you think -- what do you think? meteorologist: i think it's cool, if you don't want to send a human to one of these places. it can get around little, tiny spaces. >> not big enough for michael. >> i'm never living this down. larry: we are playing that rant on a loop. that's a good place to stop the four at 4: larry: all this week we are highlighting six san francisco seniors who have taken the first step of their journey to success receiving the superintendent's 21st century award. karina: our senior education reporter introduces us to monte clifton, who was ready to lead and work with others. ♪ imani clifton. i'm a senior and i'm ready to lead and work with others. reporter: hearing college wasn't always in the picture for you, when did it click? >> it really clicked for me when i

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here they got an exact replica to scale of the saturn 5. 363 feet tall. that kind of lift, but once they're in space, they can use a much smaller engine, a nuclear engine to go all the way to mars and back, a fraction of the size, and that engine could last 20 years. this is a big place. it's happening now at the marshal test flight center in huntsville. >> this is where they put components of nuclear -- such as this fuel here and the one you're holding. >> these are the building blocks for america's future nuclear propulsion going to space? >> yes. >> but america's best knowns a tro physicist neil degras tyson wonders why we're going. >> to accomplish scientific goals the robot can live off of sunlight but you can't. the robot is not going to cry because we ran out of money and and we can't bring you back. >> nuclear has been part of the nasa play book before. the robotic mission launched in 1977, it's still out there sending back images of our sew solar system. it uses three nuclear batteries. the memory 3 million times less than what you have in your c

it's headed for an ice in crested moon of saturn, where scientists believe there could be a liquid oceane and slither down into what they hope is an ocean below and capture evidence of maybe even extraterrestrial life in i know exactly what's going to happen. it's going to come back. they're going to say damage to the battery water. >> every time it sure they're engineer know this my iphone's waterproof and doing all right. right now. coming next, our teachers in oakland, day 4 of the strike will have the latest on that. >> plus, why some city officials in the south bay think the police responded the cinco de mayo with racial profiling. and pressure is mounting for the san francisco da to show the video that shows a security officer gunning down someone outside a gunning down someone outside a walgreens. new vibrant from air wick. our first fragrances infused with 2x more natural essential oil. it's our most amazing, true-to-nature fragrance experience ever. new vibrant. from air wick. look at you taking the win with quality top tier gas for less. true-to-nature fragrance experience ever

it's headed for an ice encrusted moon of saturn where scientists believe there may be a liquid ocean eels is designed to slip through vents on the surface and into the ocean below and hopes of capturing evidence of extra terrestrial life. that might be a robot but we've got some very real animals here. a pair of highly anticipated cougar cubs have arrived from oakland to big bears alpine zoo. that's holly and hazel. we've talked about them quite a bit there. checking out their new home now coming out of hiding for a delicious treat. they arrived in big bear just a couple of days ago after completing rehab at the oakland zoo. the babies were found abandoned in critical condition in the santa cruz mountains last year. holly and hazel have to quarantine right now. but they'll be able to greet visitors at the zoo sometime next month. all right. that's all the time we got here for kron. 4 news at noon time to turn things over to olivia horton for live in the bay. olivia, i know you're talking a lot about your teachers. this today writes averett yes, a favorite teachers do you have? yeah,

important because they plan on sending this type of robot to one of the ice and crested moons of saturnentists think there could be a liquid ocean underneath that icy crust. and these deals are designed to slip through some of those vents on the surface and drop down below which they hope will reveal an ocean and maybe even some life that lives. >> in those was so before we have light rovers that we're like little doll. dog robots do not cross the surface. and that's not the same this with her. >> and get down in there and hopefully send back. data confirming yes, there is an ocean and be maybe there's some stuff swimming around down there. yeah. cool to see you. go there. all 76 right down to the coming up next, our teachers in oakland on strike again. it's the 4th day. are they making any progress and why some city officials in the south bay say the police responded to cinco de mayo with racial profiling. >> plus, there's mounting pressure for the san francisco to show the video that helped her base your decision not to charge the security officer who shot and killed somebody who shot

at the space and rocket center in huntsville, they have an exact replica to scale of the saturn 5, 360kind of lift but once they're in space, they can use a much smaller engine, a nuclear engine to go all the way to mars and back, a fraction of the size. and that engine could last 20 years. >> this is a big place. >> reporter: it's happening now at the marshal test light center in huntsville. >> this is where they put components of nuclear thermal rockets such as this fuel element here and like the one you're holding. >> reporter: these are the building blocks for america's future nuclear propulsion going to space? >> yes. >> reporter: but america's best known astro physicist, neil degrasse tyson wonders why we're going. >> i'm all for people in space, but to accomplish scientific goals, the robot can live off of sunlight, and you can't. the robot is not going to cry because you ran out of money, and we can't bring you back. >> reporter: nasa has used nuclear technology before. we've got nuclear batteries on the voyager 2 space probe launched back in 1977. it's still going, exploring t

>> i'll take saturn. stuart: just for the hell of it? the answer is venus. you two, you are wrong, susan. >> that's nice. [laughter] stuart: okay, i'm at a loss to know what to do here, because we've got 25 seconds before i can hand the show. >> check the markets. stuart: i don't want to check the markets. they are so boring for heaven sake. i just want to thank a great team of 11 writers and producers and 12 production people and the wonderful susan li and ith you and i do apologize for my bad temper "coast to coast" starts now. neil: [laughter] david: and ahead on cavuto "coast to coast" the 2024 race is heating up with senator tim scott just filing to run for president. he and florida governor ron desantis and possibly others expected to formally announce next week. we have our panel of experts on who is winning the money side of the race right now, and why desantis may face some headwinds as a big disney project heads for the door. plus work requirements still a sticking point in debt negotiations but a majority of americans back the idea. former congres

eventually, her 1996 green saturn is found at denver international airport.t until june. >> we kept looking and my wife went down to police officer down on the corner and asked him if he could run a search on jennifer. and he said he would. the following monday, we had a voice mail from an fbi agent, to call. >> that agent is carle schlaff, working out of the fbi's denver bureau. agent schlaff tells bob marcum something surprising. there were already looking for jennifer and had been for a wi wild. >> and then we flew out to denver, to meet with the fbi and the district attorney trying to learn as much as we could possibly learn. >> it turns out jennifer and her boyfriend steve ennis are somehow involved in an ongoing fbi drug investigation, and it is during that investigation that jennifer vanishes. >> and then they told me some guy had her belongings that didn't make sense to me whatsoever. >> that guy, agent schlaff says, is a confidential informant working for the fbi who goes by the name joe. >> so we wanted to meet with this person. >> and so in thet th

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space and rocket center in huntsville, they've got an exact replica to scale of the saturn 5. 363 feet, a nuclear engine, to go all the way to mars and back, a fraction of the size. and that engine could last 20 years. this is a big place. it's happening now at the marshall test flight center in huntsville. >> this is where they put components of nuclear rockets such as this fuel element here and like the one that you are holding. >> reporter: these are the building blocks for america's future, nuclear propulsion going to space >> yes. >> reporter: but american's best known astrophysicists neil degrasse tyson wonders why we're going. >> so, i'm all for people in space. but to accomplish scientific goals? the robot can live off of sunlight and you can't the robot will not run out of money and can't bring you back >> reporter: tom, you mentioned nuclear technology is this the first time nasa has ever officially used this kind >> reporter: no. voyager ii 1977, going on to explore the solar system it's still out there it uses three nuclear batteries. on voyager ii. but listen to this the m

while weeping saturn committee, the same group moved on to parliament square breaching those conditionsank you for that answer your officers. but the cynical amongst us, and i'm not cynical amongst us, and i'm not cynical by the way, the more cynical amongst us may think you have just turned up on these day because it was a special occasion, big occasion and did a really good job. what can you say to the public and committed to say that's not the case, you take the job seriously and we will do this any more regular basis now in london because we see these photos in almost a daily basis and i think the public and some of us have lost a little bit of but regained that during the coronation.- a little bit of but regained that during the coronation. getting the balance right _ during the coronation. getting the balance right between _ during the coronation. getting the balance right between the - during the coronation. getting the| balance right between the qualified rights of processors and the impact we have is difficult, directly where they are using destructive tactics —— protesters. if

employees have created an exobiological creature and if it is sent to study the impassable wilds of saturn’searthly spaces crawling robot uh 4 m long weighs about 100 kg consists of ten segments. they rotate using screw threads. it moves is designed to calculate risks on its own and recover without human assistance. jesus has already experienced in the sand with them and icy the same exams are excellent. well, now let's go on a book journey, an adventure novel. egor serov prepared an immersion in history and something for young readers good morning , the author of the books that i hold in my hands, he is not only a writer, but also an avid traveler and always said that he really liked to lecture about secret, uh, forgotten civilizations and so on, evgeny rudashevsky and uh, his roman idol, volume one and volume ii, and here everything is as it should be. as it should be in an adventure novel. there is a ship wreck, a box, a mystery, and so on and so forth, i won’t tell you in detail, and i’ll immediately notice that it will be interesting not only for high school students, but also for adult

astronomers have found a 6,000—mile—long water plume, spurting out of a moon orbiting saturn.er, from the green party. topics, carla denyer, from the green pa . . ~' , ., topics, carla denyer, from the green pa . . . party. thank you, i agree with some ofthe party. thank you, i agree with some of the points — party. thank you, i agree with some of the points nick _ party. thank you, i agree with some of the points nick made. _ party. thank you, i agree with some of the points nick made. yes, - party. thank you, i agree with some of the points nick made. yes, we i party. thank you, i agree with some j of the points nick made. yes, we do need to support companies in the food industry to go greener because that will reduce their reliance on oil and gas which reduces the cost of food. that is a medium—term thing. we need to start now and it will take a while to see the benefits. and i think we really owe julie and many other people in a country like hurt solutions that will help them in the here and now. so what i would like to put to kieran, he says the government have been incre

arrive for the cup of the future, the breeders will present, there would be a bylong pizzaburg, the saturnins, the carolina jersey , davis vancouver, the canox, the toronto maple levs and the arizona. nothing so unexpected will happen. if the guys still run, and because they are young, they are active enough. and this is, in principle, for all the teams that will be in this tournament. it's kind of like that. uh, the important moment of the end of the season is still, as it were, the final, as it were, the point e tournament in force lack of international practice , there are interesting guys, but very good reviews for a number of players. first of all, the belarusians , who, probably , are not so well known to the general public yet, but i will say that even the guys of 2006, who have not yet entered the draft. in particular khodorovich. this is the future of belarusian hockey, a very technical smart forward. tomorrow at 11:00 the belarusian youth will start the match and the team of belarus 21 will start their meeting at 7:00 pm. also as part of the future cup hockey competitions will be