i've just made it to the south pole. wonder what it could be.how people you can do anything. so as for what's next on her list? the sky's the limit. charlotte winfield, bbc news. quite incredible. and as awards season gets into full swing, dark comedy, poor things has aleready picked up several big trophies. the film sees emma stone play an adventurous and very uninhibited woman, and opens here in the uk on friday. the picture won for best comedy film at the golden globes, and stone won for best actress in a comedy or musical. tom brook has been speaking to cast members mark ruffalo and willem dafoe, who've also been picking up accolades in film that seems very much oscars bound. award season has most definitely ticked off. dark comic satire starring emma stone has been getting plenty of recognition, winning the golden globe for best comedy picture. golden globe for best comedy icture. , ., ., ,., , golden globe for best comedy icture. , ., ., , ., picture. her brain and her body are not uuite picture. her brain and her body are not quite synchr

why gthe south pole?ter there, we know there is ice in the creves of if there is water, t's hydrogen and oxygen and we have rocket fuel. we could have a gasmind you, lah pole is not like landing on the equator where you have constant li pole -- if this is the moon and this is the bottom of the moon, the south pole in the nl angle, there are permanently shadowed areas. there is this pockmark with a lot of craters and you have to be very precise when landing. a couple of weeks we will have this next one from a houston company, a private, commercial company. it will launch and we will see if it can successfully land. that will be one of many more to come. i'm saying all this about commercial because as we go back to the moon, we don't go just as the u.s. government, nasa. we go with our commercial partners as well. the other big difference, we go back to the moon after a half-century with our international partners. boy, are they beating on us, they want to be on that flight. we are doing a little horse trad

petersburg from the south pole to the north. turnover between moscow and minsk is record high. interaction is built in industry and agriculture, energy and transport. new scientific strategy. development, planned for 9 years, will strengthen overall technological sovereignty. the main statements were collected by anton vernitsky. the main issue that was discussed at today’s meeting here in the konstantinovsky palace was the plans of the union state for the next 2 years, that is, until 2026, and a discussion of the prospects for russian-belarusian cooperation, a conversation about which the presidents began the day before. the delegation is impressive on both sides, just as impressive is the thickness of the folders with documents lying on the tables in front of all participants. ago we were not brought to our knees, on the contrary, we mobilized and i say, we did a lot, a basic intergovernmental agreement on recognition was signed. technological operations, the development of microelectronic technologies, the design and producti

range of our vessels , but russia is present not only on the northern cap of the earth, from the south pole0 km from the konstantinovsky palace, communication with the presidents of russia and belarus goes antarctic. vostok station. i ask for your permission to transfer control to the new wintering complex. i allow it. i accepted the command and am launching. the new vostok winter complex has been put into commercial operation. hooray. at this command , all life support systems started working, supplying light and heat to the new modules of the russian antarctic station. the wintering complex now looks like a space complex that has landed in the eternal ice. ship, inside, everything it is necessary for a comfortable life and work for dozens of people; now at the south pole it is the height of climatic summer and the weather is only -30, but in august the frost reaches 80°. the conditions at the vostok station are, without any exaggeration , extreme, real highlands, almost 3,500 meters above sea level, low oxygen content, extremely dry air, harsh ultraviolet... the first building is already

we really worked very seriously these 2 days, this is not a joke, we can honestly say, from the south pole to the north pole, we discussed the problems of antarctica. russian market, so, on the one hand, the introduction of western sanctions, of course, threw challenge to us, caused quite painful damage to the russian economy. economy of belarus , on the other hand, it was a very timely and cold shower that poured over our heads and made us think about who our real international partners are, who we can seriously rely on, and we realized that we are partners first and foremost for each other, minsk and moscow. logistics remains an important issue. st. petersburg, murmonsk, black sea ports, millions of tons of belarusian cargo redirected to russia from the baltic countries. presidents. decided to intensify cargo transportation on the october railway; now sidings along the route will be restored to increase capacity. ensuring security, suppressing violations of the state border, eliminating channels for the supply of weapons and ammunition. the armed forces of belarus have strengthened secti

before nasa can land artemis three on the lunar south pole, operating under harsh conditions , peregrine won't make it to the moon until february and has friendly competition from another company, intuitive machines, which is launching after peregrine but hopes to land just one day earlier on the moon. >> that was gio benitez reporting. now, nasa says the sweet payloads aboard peregrine one will aim to locate water molecules on the moon, measure radiation and gases around the lander and evaluate the thin layer of gases on the moon's surface as well. coming up, it is a slow go to the snow in tahoe. they have finally got some much needed snow and we will find out just how much and what travelers are saying about the drive. there >> i'm spencer christian, no snow here in the bay area, but we have a cold and frosty morning coming our way. i'll have the accuweatherorast coming up when abc seven news at then we are looking for you. we are the peace corps. with volunteers in more than 60 countries. living together. working together. transforming lives. together. join us. when migraine strikes a

before nasa can land artemis three on the lunar south pole, operating under harsh conditions , peregrine won't make it to the moon until february and has friendly competition from another company, intuitive machines, which is launching after peregrine but hopes to land just one day earlier on the moon. >> that was gio benitez reporting now, nasa says the sweet payloads aboard peregrine one will aim to locate water molecules on the moon, measure radiation gases around the lander and evaluate the thin layer of gases on the moon's surface. well, looking ahead, it is a slow go to the snow in tahoe. they have finally got some much needed snow. we'll find out just how much and what travelers are saying about the drive there. plus abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is up next with your accuweather forecast ahead in sports. >> we're live from levi's, the regular season finale. it's all done on the playoffs. it was rest versus the rams. some key niners out, but could they get a win in the final moments? we got the highlights. reaction from levi's the abcs of ckd a is for awareness, b

at the south pole, vladimir putin launched the work of the new vostok polar station via video link. french farmers are under tractor siege. all roads leading to paris. twelve-year-old ksyusha from yaroslavl suffers from a serious illness. all together, we can help her. about the main thing for this minute in the studio ilya fedorovtsev. hello. vladimir putin and alexander lukashenko today took part via video link in the ceremony of putting into trial operation the new wintering complex at vostok station in antarctica. its construction is a russian flagship project in antarctica. public-private partnership. in total, there are five russian scientific stations operating in antarctica: the southernmost, inland station vostok, was founded in 1957. the president called the launch of a wintering complex in antarctica a great event for our country and allies. recently, the conditions at the station were very modest, ascetic, one might say, far from the modern level of comfort. the last major renovation took place here more than 40 years ago. as the president noted, conditions at the statio

in the lunar south pole than any other craft. >> monday could be a landmark day in nasa's longtime mission to return to the lunar surface. the vulcan rocket is expected to gather data for future moon missions. but as cnn's christian fisher reports, not all payloads are scientific. >> oh. >> reporter: appollo 17, 1972, the last time the u.s. made a soft lunar landing. now, 50 years later, nasa technology is returning to surface of the moon. the peregrine 1 is the start. pittsburgh based started here on the lunar rocket. the rocket itself was created by the unitited launch alliance. a joint t venture betwtween boe and lockheed martin. this will be a inaugural flight. nasa is taking that from its own ground control in pittsburgh. peregrin is expected to lan on january 30th, touching down officer the domes named after the astronomer. the clips which will allow the space agency to launch the transport of its lunar cargo to private companies. that cargo is key to nasa's artemis program which aims to put the first women and first person of color on the moon. >> the peregrine is just under two met

from the south pole to the north, the president of belarus spoke about serious joint work with his russian colleague. also at the meeting of the supreme state council of the union state , the parties discussed economic cooperation and work in regions such as africa and asia. there was also talk about antarctica. we really worked very seriously these two days, this is not a joke. the already famous folders with huge number of documents. even the president of russia did not expect that the union portfolio would be so weighty. this year the union state turns 25, an important rubicon to sum up. macroeconomic and monetary policies to work together to minimize damage from illegal western restrictions. mutual trade is growing steadily from year to year. according to the results of 11 months of last year , russian-belarusian trade turnover increased by almost 9.5% and came close to a record $43 billion. russia has invested in belarusian... at the end of the meeting , the presidents signed the final documents on the foundation of the future life of the union state for the next 3 years. the main dir

next year, its destination, the moves south pole, the transport, the aims to bring a vehicle to the surface to explore the water deposits in a crate to for the 1st time. it will try and find out where the highest concentration of water is and how deep it is below the surface. it's all early research was setting up an outpost on the moon. want to can be used to produce reasonable and fuel for us to have the push into space towards mosse. a quick reminder of our top stories here on dw news, ukrainian officials say that several people have been killed and thousands injured in a massive russian missile attack. your friends air force that the waves of missiles hit, residential and industrial sites. an air raid alert for the entire country last at about an hour up next, the magazine show her looks at different ideals of beauty. stay with us the . it shouldn't be this warm here. it's like summer conditions in the middle of april. hard not to feel that something really is happening here. what is happening to grievance ice cream is trying to reset his wants to find out exactly that.

so speaking of the present this is an image of the south pole this is the destination of many upcoming exploration missions there's a lot of activity a lot of interest in the in today. we have talked about that and the question and answer. if you would like it. i will end there and take any questions you have it. thank you so much for your attention. [applause] thank you very much. it reminiscent of the summer campy counselor in shenandoah valley on july 20 , 69 it was a sunday as many of you may recall. it was a sunday evening, sunday nights we got all the boys into the dining t hall to watch there is one tv and somehow we got some kind of signal from one of the stations in the nearby cities. but i the think i recall is it dragged on and on on the boys were fallinge asleep their heads were down on the table. when thehe landing finally occurred it was at least in my experience it was very anticlimactic and a great relief we were able to get the boys up into bed by midnight on that was not something they were used to doing. many of them wilted along the way. question, unrelated to that

the alien culture thesis of this series, the life of animals and the environment in the north and south poles, and the effect of global warming on the glacier. pays natural marjan sadeghzadeh of sed and cima news agency. the free speech program will be broadcast tonight at 23:23 on do sima channel. people's demands from the future representatives of the islamic council are the subject of this program. these areas are clear. all people can appear as a representative in the free speech program , live with the people of zahedan for a week, express the demands of the people in the frame of the national media, which is actually one of the axes of the transformation document . we do this directly here, the guilds themselves, the strata from the floor of the square, in fact they are ready to meet their demands on the scene. the loved ones who want to talk take turns to register, they take turns to register and speak. in this meeting, we have no interference in the implementation of their program, that is, they do everything themselves , they say their demands, they say their problems. they say and d

final stage. a high-tech structure that ensures a strategically important presence of russia at the south polet exaggeration of historical scale, opening a new era of research, its implementation is carried out by people of special character and strength, endlessly devoted to their work, where even equipment cannot withstand extreme frost conditions, polar explorers continue to carry out their work, in terms of the complexity of constructing modules at the pole of cold, they are compared with... no one has ever built an orbital station in such conditions at this point on the globe, cargo in such a volume has not been delivered to this point on the globe in such a short time . vostok station was founded in the depths of the continent in 1957, there is 3.5 km of pure ice beneath it, an endless white field around it, and several meters of snow above it. we arrived in an open field, where there was absolutely nothing, and the old east station, it was also under. under a snowdrift, well, actually, like now , that’s why, well, it was unexpected and wild , as the construction of a new complex of the

every year there comes a period near the north and south poles when the darkness becomes so so long thats. the length of the night increases towards the pole and varies from one day at the arctic circle to 179 days at the north pole. the international ice sculpture festival star of bethlehem was held in yekaterinburg. you look at each sculpture and are simply amazed. we've seen how they work. to work in such conditions, well, it’s simple, as baron munchausen said, i won’t say that this is a feat, but there is something heroic in it. five times heavier than the legendary titanic. the world's largest cruise ship the icon marey liner arrived at the port of miami, a giant liner, almost 365 m long, 20 decks high, capable of carrying 5,610 passengers and 2,350 crew members. for the most interesting international news, watch the “around the planet” program. let's take an acting class. an exercise in emotion, and we take a sour lemon in our hands, we took a sour lemon and... we put it in our mouth, it ’s sour, we imagined what an interesting exhibit is kept in a mini-museum of belarusian life in

every year near at the north and south poles, there comes a period when the dark time of the day becomesoes not rise. the length of the night increases towards the pole and varies from one day at the arctic circle to 179 days at the north pole. the international ice sculpture festival star of bethlehem was held in yekaterinburg. you look at each sculpture and are simply amazed. we've seen how they work. it ’s easy to work in such conditions, as baron munchausen said, i won’t say it’s a feat, but something heroic in this there is. five times heavier than the legendary titanic. the world's largest cruise ship , icon marey, has arrived in the port of miami, a giant liner almost 365 m long, 20 decks high, capable of carrying 5,610 passengers and 2,350 crew members. for the most interesting international news, watch the program around the planet. let's take an acting class. an exercise on emotion, and take a sour lemon in your hands, take a sour lemon and take it. three similar buildings were erected in europe, only one has survived to our day days. according to some historical data, count as

she believes she has become the world's fastest woman to complete also look south pole skeet expeditionering more than -- ski expedition covering more than 1100 kilometers in just 13 hours and 19 minutes. she's waiting for the guinness world records to verify the feet. congratulations to her. i am sumi somaskanda in washington. thank you for watching "bbc world news america." you can find the latest and all of our headlines on our website, bbc.com/news. stay with us. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on "the newshour" tonight. as the war in gaza rages on, we speak with a former israeli hostage in her first, exclusive interview since being released by hamas. >> for the 51 days that i was there, there wasn't a minute that i thought t

so speaking of the present, this is an image o the lunar south pole. this is the destination of many upcoming lunar exploration missions. there's a loton of activity, a t of ierest in men today. we can. talk about that in the question-and-answer period if you like but i will in there and take any questions you have. thank you so much for your attention. [applause] >> thank you very much. i reminiscence and the question. i was a summer camp counselor up in shenandoah valley on july 20, 1869. it was a sunday as many of you may recall, the sunday evening, sunday night, and we got all the boys into the dining hall to watch, their wishes when tv. this was before cable tv of course and some i guess we got some kind of signal from one of the stations in the nearby city, but they never call is that it dragged on and on, and the boys were falling asleep, their heads down on the tables. when it come when the landing find the card was alisa mike's. it was very anti-climatic and a great belief that were b able to get the boys up into bed by midnight. and that was

on february 23, the device was supposed to land near the south pole of the earth's satellite. 7 days after launch, it became clear that the mission was doomed to failure. the company's manufacturers reported that there was peregrina on board. the first image obtained from the module shows damage to the multilayer insulation, which confirms the telemetry data and indicates an anomaly in the propulsion system. the second photo captured a piece of land, one of the perigrine supports, and a time capsule containing various messages from children around the world. in general, there are quite a lot of symbolic cargo on peregrina, in particular memorial capsules with the ashes of people who wanted to be buried this way. the genetic material of former us presidents george washington was even sent to the moon. eisenhower and john kennedy, as well as the director and actors of the star trek series. by the way, the navaja indians actively opposed the launch of human remains onto the earth’s satellite. in their opinion, the ashes, if they fall on the moon, will desecrate it. the failure of

we worked very seriously these 2 days, this is not a joke, one can say frankly, from the south pole toica, then vladimir vladimirovich and i from the south, went north, of course, we analyzed the events that are happening in the world, we discussed economic problems and work on the asian continent, especially in africa. the results of the past year are encouraging: belarus and russia will update its historical maximum of trade in goods and services. this figure is expected to be closer to $54 billion. ensuring security, stopping violations of the state border, eliminating channels for the supply of weapons and ammunition. the armed forces of belarus have strengthened sections of the border in the southern direction, guarding important facilities, including roads and overpasses. personal involved. the composition of the special operation forces, as the ministry of defense once again noted, the unit of the armed forces located at the reinforcement of sections of the border does not threaten anyone, but at the same time they reliably protect their homeland, its sovereignty and territorial

the artemis iii mission will aim to land on the south pole and it will be the first time a human haso the moon since 1972. nasa is delaying that mission to allow teams time to work through some challenges and ensure a safe mission. meanwhile, an unrelated private moon mission will not make it to the lunar surface. the unmanned spacecraft faced problems a few hours after launching from florida yesterday. the team had to pivot after an issue with the propellant system and said the mission will now focus on gathering data and running tests so that it can be prepared for the next lunar mission. you can keep up-to-date with all of the day news at our website, bbc.com/news. you can also see what we are working on at any time by checking us out on your favorite social media platform. that is it for now. thank you so much for watching world news america. do take care. bye-bye. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foun

whether they're troll submissions or not, this thing will be headed to the moon's south pole to look water. >>> and sticking with space, here are some new photos from nasa of jupiter's moon, the most volcanic body in the solar system. they were taken from less than a thousand miles away. a very close pass for space. and some people might say you are way out there if you like pineapple on your pizza. one chef is daring to do the unthinkable in italy. he's doing it in the birth place of pizza, naples. wow. this isn't your regular hawaiian. it has no tomato base, just three types of cheese topped with caramelized pineapple. he says he created it to combat food prejudice. okay. >>> it's bad enough when your dog eats $4,0 >>> okay, i'm speaking for the two of us because you have a family dog, but not a dog yourself. >> my roommate just got an uncle. >> you're a duncle! so our dogs can do no wrong, and even when they do, it's hard to be mad at them. but this dog kind of pushed the limits. cecil the doodle lives in pittsburgh with owners who say he'd never done anything wrong in his life un

astronauts on a flight around the moon is set for september 2025 i i it's plan to land near the lunar south polear after that. in a statement, nasa's administrators said the safety of the astronauts is the top priority >>> we're getting a glimpse into the future in the heart of las vegas. the biggest tech conference in the world is under way nbc's steve patterson takes us inside >> reporter: from holograms. >> hi, how you doing >> reporter: to new gaming tech. >> unlock the power of the human hand >> reporter: to inventions designed to pump you up. the future is on display at the 2024 consumer electronics show check this out this is cool hyundai unveiling an electric taxi it's going to be ready in 2028 or so. get ready to fly around town vertical takeoff, zero emissions and in theory, zero traffic. >> this one can fly, nominally, 120 miles per hour >> reporter: artificial intelligence is front and center a.i.'s even coming for your plate of food. forget the fries they are using a.i. to serve up a side of data, letting you know your calorie intake in real time >> it is a mouse for your mouth. >>

on february 23, the device was supposed to... land near the south pole of the earth's satellite, but mission was doomed to failure. the company's manufacturers reported that an emergency occurred on board peregrine; there was a problem with the orientation of the solar panels of the module. they write that, after restoring communication, they somehow managed to sort out the loss of fuel, they say that they are very empty, well, that is, the fuel tanks, that is, there are problems with a propulsion system. perigrine was left almost without fuel; according to the preliminary version , this was due to the fact that after insertion into orbit, during the startup of the propulsion system, it was not possible to hermetically close the valve between the tanks with helium as an oxidizer, all this means that there is no longer any talk of any soft lunar landing he’s going, moreover, he’s unlikely to even be able to enter lunar orbit, well, it’s like a person in intensive care, now they’re trying to support his vital functions, having the ability to control some... material from former us pres

spacecraft and at least one japanese lander heading to the south pole of the moon. >> it is a quarteruum of space. you are controlling a vehicle that you can't use a joystick with from here on earth. >> reporter: these missions are critical before nasa can land artemis 3 on the lunar south pole operating under harsh conditions. it won't make it to the moon until february and it has friendly competition from another company which is launching after peregrine, but hopes to land just one day earlier on the moon. the space race indeed, and peregrine is expected to land on the moon in late february, again, and it's taking a slew of scientific experiments to the moon. we could be learning much more because the goal is to eventually turn the moon into an actual base to get to the rest of the universe there. >> whit: interplanetary travel. >> rhiannon: gio going to space. >> gio: i would go to the moon, i think so, if it's safe. >> rhiannon: gio, thanks. let's head over to somara now, with a look at the weather. this storm just isn't over yet. >> somara: down here on planet earth, we are deal

its moon mission in august became the first ever to land in the tricky lunar south pole region.xclaimed, "india is now on the moon." this success belongs to all of humanity. and at that moment, a delighted nation applauded their huge achievement. september saw morocco experience its worst earthquake in over half a century. more than 3,000 lives were lost and many more were injured or left homeless. but there was more. in 2023, natural disasters across the globe focused the world's attention on climate change. extremes of weather and temperature had a devastating impact. wildfires in the north and west of canada forced thousands from their homes, and the smoke they produced made the air quality plummet in major us and canadian cities. nearly 100 people died in hawaii when an inferno destroyed the town of lahaina, making it the deadliest wildfire in modern us history. in greece, they hit at the height of the country's tourist season. the blaze in rhodes forced 19,000 people to be evacuated off the island. and in 2023, our oceans hit their hottest ever recorded average surface temp

the ripple effect postpones artemis 3, which is to land 2 astronauts near the moon's south pole to no earlier than september of for a while no doubt. up next. >> that trendy new stanley cup craze. now the stanley cup play the hockey thing. no. now a different stanley cup could land the unsuspecting customer here in trouble with scammers south fraudsters are tricking buyers. you have to have the latest topic. >> take a look at these 6 puppies there in the bin were saved by those 2 teenagers. santa clara firefighters say the kids found that plastic box with a lid shut near the side of the road. this is near scott lane elementary school on sunday. you can see some of the pups there popping their heads up. officials say one of the boys then drove around to several vet offices, but all were closed on the weekend. kids then dropped off the puppies at fire station number 2 because they didn't know what else to do, which was a good decision. the puppies are now in the care of silicon valley. animal control and officials say the good deed potentially save the puppies lives since the temperatur

on february 23, the device was supposed to land near the south pole of the earth's satellite, but 7 daysch it became clear that the mission was doomed to failure. the company's manufacturers reported that on board peregrina, an emergency situation occurred, a problem arose with the orientation of the solar panels of the module. they write that after restoring communication they somehow managed to sort out the loss of fuel, they say that they are very devastated, well... problems with the propulsion system. peregrine, that is, the fuel tanks, that is, there were left almost without fuel, according to the preliminary version, this happened due to the fact that after launching into orbit, while turning on the propulsion system, it was not possible to hermetically close the valve between the tanks with helium as an oxidizing agent, all this means that there is no longer talk of any soft prelunarization; moreover, it is unlikely to even be able to enter lunar orbit. well, it’s like a person in intensive care, now they’re trying to keep him alive. they send data. the first image obtained from

south pole was just the 1st to an area where water has been detected. nasa is soil sample prospector. viper will head there. next, and in may, china also plans to launch the chunk, a 6, a robotic exploration mission that like its predecessor, the chunk a 5 is designed to return samples of lunar soil and rock to earth. for the 1st time, from the moon's far side visits the other moons and the solar system like one that circles. mars are also on the agenda in 2024 and september japan. space agency jacks is heading to full bows with a mission that will seek to collect a few grams of material from the red planets larger moon. the following month, we'll see the launch towards jupiter of nasa as your robot clipper emission. it will try to pinpoint possible future landing sites on the jovian satellite surface and also gather data on its icy elder shell and the ocean suspected beneath it. trips the asteroids are also planned for 2024. he says harold admission will look at the 2 asteroids, did the most and die more photos. back in 2022 now says dark spacecraft intentionally slammed into dime mo

south pole was just the 1st to an area where water has been detected. nasa is soil sample prospector. viper will head there next. and in may, china also plans to launch the chunk, a 6, a robotic exploration mission that like its predecessor, the chunk a 5 is designed to return samples of lunar soil and rock to earth. for the 1st time, from the moon's far side visit the other moons and the solar system like one that circles. mars are also on the agenda in 2024. in september, japan space agency jacks is heading to full bose with a mission that will seek to collect a few grams of material from the red planets. larger moon. the following month, we'll see the launch towards jupiter of nasa's europa clipper emission. it will try to pinpoint possible future landing sites on the jovian satellite surface and also gather data on its icey outer show and the ocean suspected beneath it. trips the asteroids are also planned for 2024 uses. hair emission will look at the 2 asteroids did the most and dime more photos. back in 2022 now says dark spacecraft intentionally slammed into dime more photos. t

our 69th expedition is currently working at the south pole. is one of the most complex engineering projects in the world. this is essentially a self-contained five-story building with reserves fuel for 2 years. aviation, which delivers the necessary cargo, also faces special challenges. about what had to be done, what... there is a basler nearby, which is essentially the third douglas dc, an aircraft developed 90 years ago, but with modern engines. in antarctica, he is responsible for inland transportation and connects stations with each other. the fact that aircraft can operate in such conditions has become clear since the first wintering on the other side of the planet, at the north pole. heavy liners were converted into skis so that they could sit on any level place. a long time ago happened. the dream of humanity. now the antarctic flock has its own giant. just imagine, you are admiring the breathtaking landscape, when suddenly a huge transport plane lands on the white expanse, we will return to this image later. those arriving at zenit ai

next year, its destination, the moves south pole, the transport, the aims to bring a vehicle to the surface to explore the water deposits in a crate to for the 1st time. it will try and find out where the highest concentration of water is and how deep it is below the surface. it's all early research was setting up an outpost on the moon. once it can be used to produce breathable and fuel for us to have the pushing to space towards mars the now in los angeles, it was a big night for the movie oppenheimer at the annual goals and globes picking up best drama and for other awards. that included christopher nolan does best director and gillian murphy as best after and and drama. in other categories, lilly gladstone became the 1st indigenous golden glove winner for her role in killers of the flower moon. and emma stone was named best actress and a comedy for her performance in poor things. entertainment journalist k. j matthews was that the golden gloves in los angeles, and she told me what she had expected. what was a surprise is lily gladstone winning for her performance in killers of the flowe

captain preet believes she's become the world's fastest woman to complete a solo south pole ski expedition 19 minutes. she's waiting for the guinness world records to verify her feat. earlier i spoke with captain preet chandi joined the programme from antarctica, speaking to us via satellite phone in temperatures 20 degrees below freezing. yes, i covered just over 700 miles and did 12—13 hours of skiing per day and it was important to keep to my routine and part of the reason it went so well is because my last one did not go so well and i learnt so much from it. it was good to know that you are it had this challenge — it was good to know that it was hard at times because it kept me going. you were skiing up to 13 hours per day, that must be exhausting, what kind of training did you do? i did a huge amount of training. i trained with my coach in derby in the gym and i put on a load of weight and i would drag tires around, training six times a week, trying to get the weight on and trying to get strong. and then here, 12 hour days, it is a long day, and ifound the last few hours of the day we

artemis iii, which aims to put american astronauts on the moon's south pole is rescheduled for septemberto solve technical challenges. >>> all right. coming up, a group of seven women make history in the land of 10,000 lakes. we'll explain next. >>> finally tonight, i think you'll like this story. history was made in minnesota's capital city of st. paul today, or should we see herstory was made. st. paul's new city council was sworn in this afternoon, made up entirely of women. and get this. six of the seven council members are women of color, and they are all under the age of 40. four of them are new members and say that affordable housing, access to child care are some of their top priorities. congratulations to them and the people of st. paul. i am betting that they get some stuff done. >>> that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shane

remembered the school years of these two good-natured billindhausen and lazars who swam somewhere at the south pole next stop will be: "give us our penguins, they are all completely russian, obviously penguins, if alaska is russian, why shouldn't the penguins be russian, so what is it known in america, did any newspapers write something about it?". please, well , newspapers are writing about it, various press agencies have already written about it, today even the state department said something there, well, everyone said unanimously, it is unlikely, it is unlikely that something like this will happen, don't even think about such plans, you see, it's extremely interesting, because it's just a sign of what russia and the russian elite are already up to, how they already talk about such absurd things, and it's supposed to be ... seriously, i understand, if it was a joke, well , you know, if you don't do such and such, then we will do such and such, so be it, we could laugh, they are serious , but this is already completely absurd, eh, especially, as you know, if you really apply this principle , that

we worked very seriously these 2 days, this is not a joke, we can honestly say, from the south pole toth, we discussed the problems of antarctica. the rise of the problem, this is all because a multipolar world is coming, as the russian foreign minister said, the monopolist does not want this, so they are trying to maintain a unipolar world using different methods, using different methods, they have reached armed conflicts, we discussed economic problems and work in asia continent, especially in africa, where we are called. i talked with the presidents, they are really waiting for us there, first of all the russian federation with enormous opportunities, i understand that times are difficult, but nevertheless africa is waiting, knowing how it was in soviet times, there is russia, the northern sea route, we would really like so that this program could be implemented faster, it would be easier for us to work, well, as you can see, there is a whole range of issues, the results of the past year are encouraging: we will update the historical maximum of trade in goods and services, we are ex

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