as a weapon, said gwyn shotle president and coo of spacex has every reason to.the first not to trust the statement of the leaders of starlink. uh, secondly, uh, there is every reason to understand that, as before, so now their equipment continues to be used for the armed forces of ukraine from our colleagues from our sources who are still there, we know that part of the equipment, tarlin , which were intended for work, and allegedly ukrainian editorial offices, which were forced to move there to the western territory, everything else the next day. after they were solemnly handed over to the editors, ukrainian journalists beautifully photographed and delivered speeches were requisitioned for the needs of the front. this happened not so long ago starlinka. as a matter of fact, the satellite internet is supplied to ukraine exclusively for military purposes. first of all, everything else remains an accident of some other use, because on this internet works additionally tablets from the volsky division are already supplied with a pre-installed software, when a very e

brad: it isn't just spacex.blue origin coming online as well, private companies and smaller groups in australia, or rocket labs in new zealand, for instance, that is all making that cost cheaper. i like to think of it's like airplane travel. we spent the longest time having one costly airline, but now we have a bunch of budget carriers that are making it effective. adam: we live on this little dot and what's out there is just massive, and i wanna explore what's out there and see it. michael: australian entrepreneur, adam gilmour, is building one of those budget carriers. adam: all right, guys, we're going soon. michael: five years ago, he cashed in a lucrative career as an international banker for the potential he saw in space. adam: this rocket engine, it sits up the top of the vehicle and it's the final engine that puts the satellites into space so you're gonna see a 20-second burn of this engine where we're making sure that the fuel's burning properly, the materials in the rocket engine are operating correctl

logo scratches on spacex. on track to launch the crew.rom cape canaveral, florida. this is a live picture tonight. well, in the morning hours, i guess you could say 1 45 there in florida crucifixes, sending in all four crew to the international space station atop what is falcon nine rocket. you can see the crew members there inside. they've been in now for a few hours getting ready to go. let's listen in just a bit here. the audio t minus 2.5 minutes. we unfortunately had a scrub due to a t test issue where you can see they postponed it about 2.5 minutes here, let's get you up to speed on what this mission is all about. here's phil keating on what's about to happen. the new crew will replace four others who have been living on board the station for about six months. they've been training for this for more than a year at the johnson space center in houston. they'll be doing science research as well as maintenance of the orbiting habitat they are and nasa astronaut stephen bowen and warren woody holberg. russian cosmonauts andrei fadeyev. a

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have one question about the connection to the soup, the technical internet service starling from spacex which was provided to the ukrainian military communication for defense today stated that the service was allegedly never intended for use as a weapon for war use so that they are only for peacetime and so we asked how much the shutdown of the stalinists could complicate the work of the armed forces of ukraine. i suggest you listen to this answer and then i have another question for you, if you take the characteristics of any drone, it consists of two parts, this is the control panel and the drone itself, the communication between them takes place in independence, is there an internet or there is no internet, they have their own connection, their own channels , which they use. this depends on its flight range, the quality of the video that it transmits control, and so on. in ilona mask's company, it is possible to see the protocol that is transmitted through this satellite internet, that is, they see what is transmitted or streaming video or streaming information of some software and t

internet agreement. was never intended to be weaponized, company executives emphasize, noting that spacex has ways to limit such use of internet systems. poland continues to bully refugees, the security forces deprive them of their right to international protection and the opportunity to receive assistance in the prescribed manner and in accordance with eu laws the night before, the polish military on official vehicles delivered a group of foreigners to the fence on the border with belarus, then, opening the gate for animals, forcibly pushed out the whole group of refugees and left them in a life-threatening situation, despite the ongoing humanitarian crisis on the polish side of the power border. this country is cynically trying to convince the public that the problem has been solved, let me remind you that the countries of the european union will send 6.5 thousand refugees to poland. what fate awaits them is predictable, at best not to die in the cold. the first all belarusian people's assembly according to the rules specified in the norms of the updated constitution and the law of the

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i think it's the six-crew rotation with spacex.as private enterprise become to the overall space program? >> well, it's become critical, again, because this is by design, where nasa was directed. and i was part of the white house panel that kind of put together these option pads way back in 2018-twine. nasa was directed to help these commercial companies develop these capabilities. spacex has been flying cargo for a number of years and astronauts for a couple of years. we'll see that continue hopefully soon we'll see boeing start to operate their starliner spacecraft also. but the idea is to hand over the space station with using commercial assets rather than nasa owned assets. >> going back to crew, i was reading the commission commander, stephen bowen, he used to be a submarine officer. he has been up three times before. the first was back in 2008. and his most recent flight 2011. that's a long time ago. does space flight ever become routine? he is probably all fired up again. do you miss it? >> you know, it's something that i wo

and spacex is a company with civilian director, they don't want to participate in the direct arming with history , because even now when we talk about the identity of our military veterans of the front , when they use old women, it's still a humanitarian mission, because it's information , potter, they're transmitting to the world, it's out of control that's why now we can't talk about the fact that there is a risk zone, that's how phrases words have always been, it 's generally a hot topic, it will never disappear because elon musk is one of the largest investors of private investors in the independence and, in fact, the defense of our country the country of ukraine, so we have to respect them and see how they react to it. but if we talk about alternatives, for the use of satellite communication in order to carry out certain exchanges of information, there will always be alternatives, in fact, satellite phones with digital communication are already is an alternative that is not as convenient, not as fast , not as optimized for use as with spacex and as old women, but it exists, for exam

this is the sixth time spacex has launched astronauts for nasa.ch replaced the old space shuttles, which were retired about a decade ago, and the first timer on yadi is excited. the idea of waking up every morning and having the access to the window like the kubala. i think it's literally out of this world. i mean, you can see and scanned the whole world in 19 minutes, which is amazing. the crew 16 will talk with the international space station roughly 24 hours after they launched again, the weather is looking good. and nasa is giving this a go for launch at this point at the kennedy space center. phil keating fox news. betty retirement account balances and four oh one k plans lost nearly one quarter of their value last year, according to fidelity investments. 41 k balances ended last year down 23% from a year earlier to an average of $103,000. however according to fidelity, the majority of customers do continue to contribute, which is offsetting some of those losses. the average contribution rate is at 13.7% a slight decline in mortgage rates led

that belongs to spacex as well as the dragon capsule on top.t seven hours maybe six hours the new crew will be climbing on in and climbing into their seats. the new crew replaced four others have been living on board the station for about six months. they've been training for this for more than a year of the johnson space center in houston. they'll doing science research as well as maintenance for the next six months. there nasa astronaut steven bowen and warren woody holberg. russian cosmonaut and the first air astronaut ever from the united arab emirates. the first six time they've wants astronauts for nasa replacing the space shuttles were sure retired a decade ago. that first timer is absently hyped. again, weather is looking spectacular. according to nasa all systems for a launch are a go. 1:45 a.m. eastern time. >> it should be spectacular, all right fill in cape canaveral thanks so much. can you imagine that? >> as always. going to be great that's it for us thank you for watching. ♪ hello everyone. i am and need a logo guy benson, nicole

kate >> george, thank you >>> we are just hours away from the launch of another spacex rocket carrying an international crew to the space station. tom costello is at cape canaveral tonight with more. >> reporter: while spacex rocket launches can feel routine, there is nothing routine about space travel these days. nasa and the russian space agency continue carrying each other's astronauts and cosmonauts to space, even as war rages in ukraine. >> this is mission control houston -- >> reporter: while on the orbiting space station, a docked soyuz spacecraft suddenly sprang a leak in december. >> and the flight controllers here at michigan control in houston have been noticing a stream of particles coming out of the soyuz ms-22 vehicle. >> a coolant leak, likely caused by a micrometeor, leaving a u.s. astronaut and two cosmonauts without a lifeboat in case of emergency. then in february, another leak this time a russian cargo ship docked to the station. again, russia says a micrometeor was probably to blame. on friday, russia launched a replacement soyuz lifeboat >> and liftoff >> reporter

. >>> spacex had two launches in one day thousands of miles apart. >> and liftoff of falcon 9.o falcon. >> yeah, you can see right there yesterday a falcon 9 rocket blasted into space from vandenberg just north of l.a. the rocket was carrying starlink satellites. star link is elon musk's other company which offers internet worldwide. nine hours later spacex launched another falcon 9 rocket with another satellite, this time from cape canavarel in florida. >>> we are back in a moment with a chance to see a giant up-close look inside the human body. you don't want to miss this. >>> hey there, i'm kristen dahlgren here with my new buddy. over this way, bud. more than just a cute face. she's focused over there because that's where the avalanche dog training is. she and her handler are training to be an avanche dogla when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and

white, a collaboration spacex and its like see it right there right before it's going to. >> if all right. that's all time we have for for yeah, but stay tuned. sports night live with jason aaron. coming up next. >> that. >> you're watching kron 4 hoopsession. >> and i'm used to get back. i'm like a kid in the candy store. welcome to the season premiere kron four's hoopsession from now until the warriors play their final game of the season. we'll be live every sunday night at 10, 30 all things golden state warriors and everything bay area hoops. this is my 4th season hosting this show and i can't be more excited to introduce my new co-host erin wilson. yes, it's tough for its my first. i'm just as excited as you, jason. since early been counting down the days to the all-star break because i knew. >> that this was coming shortly after and we get injuries. we get absences, up and down season with the warriors. so we have plenty to talk about already. yeah, we sure do. is

. >> ignition, liftoff >> nasa, go spacex godspeed bob and doug! >> reporter: may 30, 2020, hurley and bacon rocketed off the pad, a new chapter in m america's space frontier it was the first human launch from u.s. territory in nine years. >> vehicle is super sonic. >> reporter: with spacex taking over nasa's job of carrying astronauts into space. >> this is a huge honor for you guys. >> no, we're really extremely honored to join the presence of the astronauts who have come before us. >> reporter: they join a gallery of space heroes including allan sheppard and john again and those who died in apollo one and challenger >> are you putting your lives in the hands of a company that had never flown humans before. >> we knew the system, we trusted the folks that were building the system. >> reporter: we met both men at the smithsonian's national air and space museum >> the view is very similar to what we had on orbit >> reporter: the view, they say, changed them >> everybody that you know and love is down there, and it's a long way home. >> we've been g

closer anastasia popova whether maria bernadsky was at fault to lead, brussels belgium the company spacexthe internet for ukrainian combat drones, according to reuters it happened this is because the ukrainian wars and violated the agreement, which provides for the use of the starling system, exclusively for humanitarian purposes spacex emphasized that their satellite in communications are not intended to be used as weapons. the west is not in a position to inflict a strategic defeat on russia, as deputy minister noted today, foreign affairs sergei ryabkov, the united states and other western countries must understand that new arms deliveries to kiev will not bolster security, but will escalate. ryabkov. he also commented on the investigation of the american journalist seymour hirsch that the sabotage on the nord streams was staged by the united states for russia, this did not become something sensational or unexpected , he noted a number of microphones. we proceeded from the involvement of the united states and at least some nato allies. e washington to this outrageous crime. we understo

. >>> spacex has launched a new jeb r generation of the star link satellites spacex says the new version is sma smaller and has four times the capacity they are designed to provide internet service in remote areas around the world >>> let's bring back angie this thing did go from coast-to-coast >> we have another one we're going to watch over the next couple days that's going to go coast-to-coast and impact people with severe weather and winter weather and california will see more rain and snow you can see some of that rain working through places like pittsburgh at this hour. cleveland, buffalo all seeing rainfall meanwhile a little farther to the north, snow for new york city wintry mix over the next few hours. there's system i'm talking about. we're going to see added rain and mountain snow for folks in california not as intense as it was with the previous system but still impactful. as we get through the middle of the week and into thursday and friday we'll see the potential for squoo for severe weather we'll have the potential for wind, hail and tornados as well d addeann charleston,

the spacex launch scrubbed a the last minute overnight. when they'll try that launch again. >>> and taking the shot of a lifetime the courtside celebration that meant so much more than just a basketball game. it's the last monday of february "early today" starts right now >> good morning, and thanks for being with us. i'm vinita nair. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning with the wicked weather wreaking havoc across the u.s overnight, strong winds tore through the southern plains. the national weather service reported multiple tornadoes in oklahoma officials said there were no reports of injuries, but there was damage to homes, gas, and power lines north of interstate 40 some 49,000 households are without power throughout the state this morning and in california, they're still reeling from heavy snow and rain that fell this weekend around 46,000 remained without power there. a mudslide damaging homes in los angeles county on sunday afternoon. >> and the san bernardino fire department is warning residents in the mountains not to t

coming up and the show, spacex is getting ready to launch.will bring you the live shots right here on bloomberg. ♪ discussing the future of connectivity. tom mackenzie his on with the special guest. " very pleased to say i am joined by the director general of the gsm a. met joins me. let's start with this. the backdrop is still very challenging for your industry. the concerns about inflation, labor costs, the weather continues in ukraine. what is the sentiment most your members? >> it is a good question. the first is the resilience this industry has provided. we have man-made catastrophes. this is where connectivity has never been more important. we see the need for it, the pandemic is another great example. on the others, we have this investment. we need to build up and continue to invest. we need help doing that. otherwise, society will start to crumble. >> lead zero in on that. $1.5 trillion in investment in the network. in the infrastructure. where you're going with this is your pitch the likes of netlist, the likes of alphabet, they need

that someone made a people’s collar, well, it’s theirs, i wish for personal problems in my opinion spacex not the first such specific political statement of theirs, they bargain for certain dividends, this is their internal political financial history, and in the government of the united states of america, they still seem to bargain for themselves positive dividends, so no matter how it sounds, but already business as far as spacex is concerned and they don't really care about what is happening in our country and it is very strange because the united states of america citizens of the united states of america are, in my opinion, one of the main fighters for democracy, independence and freedom . thank you, mr. commander yuriy fedorenko is a member of the kyiv city council and now i will correctly voice the commander of the company of active drones of unmanned aviation complexes correctly. i hope that everything is correct. we are now correcting teter in our base . it will be correct already. we are in touch with nataliya humenyuk, head of the joint coordination press center of the security

spacex and nasa could try again tomorrow.ning, get ready for some snow. you might get three inches in long island, maybe a couple in new jersey. get ready in the northeast, here it comes. maria: it's coming. thank you, cheryl. meanwhile, president biden is still not planning to visit ohio more than three weeks since the toxic train derailment in east palestine. watch. >> i did a whole video, you know, what the hell, on zoom. when i think of zoom, i think of the song from my generation, who's zooming who. maria: the chairman of the national transportation safety board says the trump era deregulation did not lead to the crash. watch. >> this investigation and for this derailment, ecb brakes would not have prevented the derailment. the wheel bearing failed on car number 23 so even with ecp brakes, the derailment would have occurred, the fire would have ensued. maria: for all of those once again trying to blame donald trump for the derailment, joining me right now is the former chief of staff to vice president mike pence, he's ad

a planned spacex launch has been scrapped. good morning, lauren. why they call it off?auren: it was called off two minutes before lift off imagine that. nasa and spacex are blaming tech any call issues "a ground system issue" basically they weren't sure the engine ignition fluid was fully loaded. four astronauts would have been the sixth crew transported to the iss by a spacex rocket. no word on when they try again. stuart: it was the sixth true of astronauts that would have gone up there? lauren: yes. stuart: i've lost track of all of this. real genuine human beings are going up there. lauren: a russian, american, all nationalities going up over and over again. stuart: we've got a new fox poll , dramatic stuff. among republican voters donald trump still holds a commanding lead as the top pick for the nomination in 2024. charlie hurt joining us. you surprised to see donald trump way in front of ron desantis despite all of the good pr florida has been getting? >> no, i'm not and i think it's largely because the vast majority of american voters, republican voters, are not

now the spacex rocket is set to blast off at 1:45 a.m. eastern, carrying a crew of four to the international space station. cbs's mark strassmann is there. >> reporter: after months of training, this crew, like all astronauts before them, recognizes certain truths about life in space. it can be unpredictable and unforgiving. >> russian flight controllers have been noticing a stream of particles coming out of the soyuz ms-22 vehicle. >> reporter: back in december, a micro-meteoroid flying 15,000 miles per hour punctured the radiator of a soyuz capsule docked to the iss, leaking coolant into space. suddenly stranded, two cosmonauts and an american scheduled to head home. >> and liftoff, a new ride back to earth. >> reporter: last thursday, russia had to launch a replace. soyuz to retrieve them. tonight's launch will be with a different spacecraft, but the threat is the same. >> that risk has always been there. >> reporter: steve bowen is this new mission's commander. he remembers taking a spacewalk once and seeing a shooting star below his

elon musk takes us to spacex, spacex takes us to starlink, and the european response.s me to the head of telecom at the european space agency. savvier, thank you for joining us, the eu is expecting to give us more details on their plans for a sovereign satellite constellation, iris 2, what is the importance of having a sovereign satellite constellation? xavier: thank you. it is very important. as we are moving towards a digital society, having more activity everywhere is paramount. it is not just for businesses, for the critical functions. it is a unique moment that europe has realized that satellite connectivity is strategic. at the highest political level, they have set out an order to build secure communications services. from the angle of sovereign security, the realization that with the increasing number of threats in conductivity, as well as the geopolitical situation. tom: on that point, china's activity within this space, was that to mind when thinking about the satellite const ellation? russell: there was a realization in the political high-level agenda that e

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spacex and nasa and four crew members at the international space station earlier tomorrow.. >> hey, eric. the weather today is glorious. the launch of favorability is favored at 95%. low humidity, mostly blue skies. the late-night launch, technically tomorrow morning, 1:45 a.m. eastern time is looking really good. out there on launch pad 39 a. next to a tall black launch tower is a falcon nine rocket with the dragon capsule on top. replacing four others that have been living on the station for six months. they have been training for more than a year. they will be doing science research up above us as well as maintenance on the habitat. it does orbit around earth at 250 miles above. warren woody hope. russian cosmonaut and the first arab astronaut ever. from the united arab and. this is the sixth time spacex has launched astronauts up which replaced -- which retired about a decade ago, he is excited. >> the idea of waking up every morning and having the access, i think that it is literally -- you can see and scan the whole world which is amazing. >> once again, weather looks

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and you are technology spacex and nasa were forced to launch a spacecraft to the international spacetion moments before the launch was canceled due to a technical fault. the reason for the cancellation of the spacecraft launch has been announced. this spacecraft was supposed to carry astronauts from the united states, russia and the uae to the international space station. from the launch, the engineers noticed a technical defect in the rocket engine, and the scientists improved their efficiency by innovating in the materials used in solar panels. according to the researchers, new compounds have better performance in the flow of energy from sunlight and can replace silicon in panels according to the report of resalat site, scientists hope that this development will lead to a better production of electricity from sunlight in the future, by combining materials with a metal layer instead of glass, the efficiency of the panels will be two and a half times solar from sunlight photons to stimulate it uses electrons and creating electric current. thank you for your attention and cooperation.

this is the six time spacex has launched astronaut nasa which replaces space shuttles that retired ae ago. the first timer is hyped. >> the idea of waking up every morning and having access to a window i think it's literally out of this world you can see and scan the whole world and nine or ten minutes which is amazing. >> the crew 16 will doctor the international space station about 24 to five hours after they launch the weather looks great no issues at all not a cloud in the sky and the weather at 1:45 a.m. eastern time is expected to be just as ideal. john. >> it sounds like ago phil keating and cape canaveral florida. we'll be right back. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪ go betty! ♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtec. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food.

a bigwig spacex, you must aerospace company invited customers to try it will warm service for $200 anth. as spacex crews repair for a launch to the iss sunday making history sending the first united arab emirate long-duration astronaut to space with two nasa astronauts and one caused north. an interesting trip but the company behind another mission is also making news. intuitive machines went public on the nasdaq last week under the ticker lunar, lunar. they have it. months before it's rover set to launch for the moon's south pole. the first of many missions to pave the way to get astronauts back on the moon for the first time since 1972. hard to believe it's been that long. cofounder president and ceo, stephen joins us now. great to see you. you have three nasa missions if i'm correct on the books right now with your lunar landers. one of the capabilities of your machines, let's start there. what can they do? >> look good to be here, thanks for having me today. we have an incredible capability of 2000-kilogram lander, 12 feet high. it can land softly on the moon taking about 130 kil

the spacex company ilona mask limited the use of starlink satellites to ukraine, the reason satellites used to control military drones, as stated by the starlink corporation, should not turn into weapon head of the office of the ukrainian president. mykhailo podolyak immediately demanded that the company should not figure out how to harm the ukrainian military, i will add a mask to ilon, who is not accustomed to the streams of criticism and insults of representatives of ukraine, the former ukrainian ambassador to germany , melnyk, allowed himself to use obscene language against the billionaire when he called crimea russian and proposed options for peace negotiations, then in response to the attack of the so-called diplomat. musk recalled that he spent 80 million to launch starling in ukraine dollars. we return to the topic of business support under western sanctions , the russian government has allocated more than 5 billion rubles to the regions. for grant support to the tourism industry, additional funds will be received by the regions to create comfortable conditions for both travel

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let's suppose spacex really decided to quit the game in the military areas. how can he do it?twork there, but really. there is a problem there in that they can influence their own gadgets, and the gadgets they gave to ukraine in the sense that they can be disconnected from the global network, but in principle reflash and use on local networks. it's possible they can do it. well, then it doesn't matter. it won’t work, but the bonuses that they received using starlink as an element of all these centric wars, that is, after all, stalin helped little the fact that they were sitting deep in the bunkers, for example, they got up and could keep in touch with the whole world, and in high high quality, and, in addition, it helped on the battlefield, for example, and in understanding your stranger, yes , that is, they saw their own on their combat internets, and at the same time. and for example, they could put the designation of the same sockets or there oh well, that is , the designation of our forces and, but since the ukrainian commander knew who he was and whose tanks he had repair

whose naacp is honoring for black excellence in film, music >> elon musk says spacex may be ready tolaunch a starship rocket system in march. he has been optimistic about the launch since january. yesterday he tweeted "if the remaining tests go well we will attempt a starship launch next month." since last year spacex has been working on the starship rocket that aims to finance astronauts to the moon. tesla increased prices on its model why due to rising demand and changes to electric vehicle tax credits. on friday the price for the long range and performance versions of the model y increased by at least 2% after earlier price cuts to other versions, up to nearly 20%. tesla wanted to boost demand in qualified -- and qualify versions of the model y for an ev tax credit. tax credit eligibility was dependent on the price and model of the ev. an update to the rule now qualifies more ev's including the model y which in turn hyped up surprise. focusing on the health of the asian america and pacific islander communities following mass shootings at half moon bay and monterey park. a town was

that's a good idea and amazon and spacex agreed to provide training for community college students in got it, thanks very much, ashley. that time is almost 11:55 so here is the trivia question of the day: which future president's plane was shot down in world war ii? richard nixon, gerald ford, ronald reagan, or george herbert walker bush? i know the answer to this one for sure. ♪ less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! we got the house! . . then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. >> transportation secretary buttigieg just started to speak. he is in east palestine, ohio. ash has been polling it. any headlines, ash? >> yes he actually opened it up to questions. first question was why didn't you get here earlier? he said rook i had to balance the situation. he wanted to be on the ground that is how he is wired but wanted to allow the ntsb to do their job which he says they

. >>> y spacex está a un paso más cerca de poner en órbita su enorme nave y completó una prueba en texasno puertorriqueño que es astronauta y que ahora tiene varias misiones desde entrenar tripulaciones para viajar al espacio hasta inspirar a la próxima generación de jóvenes para llegar a marte, conózcalo. >>> la oficina de astronautas de la nasa hoy tiene un nuevo líder. >>> (en inglés) . >>> es maravilloso, es maravilloso representar a la comunidad hispana, esto dice mucho de nosotros cuando sabemos que nuestra comunidad es exitosa. >>> y su historia por doble partida primero por ser el primer astronauta de descendencia boricua y segundo por ser el primer hispano en liderar esta oficina. >>> cuando entras a las oficinas de astronauta es un grupo muy diverso y la diversidad es importante, tener diferentes formas de pensar y de ver los problemas. >>> es un veterano condecorado y como es marín de estados unidos y el educador y por eso entiende la responsabilidad que conlleva esto para los jóvenes. >>> muchos de ellos son como yo, mis padres nacieron en puerto rico y vinieron a los estados

united arab emirates, as well as our cosmonaut andrey fedyaev , were supposed to go to the orbit. spacex company . that's all for now, i pass the word to my colleagues, the information channel will continue program time will tell. good day. all the information channel on the first continues its work on the air program time will tell with you anatoly kuzichev let's start here with what the first lady of the usa gil biden went on a five-day tour of strange africa what do you think the wife of the president of the united states told africans about topics became safe sex and contraceptive use. this is an important topic. i’m not being ironic about her at all, but it’s interesting here, what do we e how to say so? which words lead to the agency that this press is in to say? in a sense, well , the argumentation why was put from the visit for why something to say and became his future history. so the visit became part of the commitment of us president joe biden to deepen interaction with the strange africans well, that is, you understand, yes, here is the answer, apparently, the answer to criti

spacex announcing planning to launch cruise mission earlier tomorrow morning.cape canaveral.o that's next. inner voice (furniture maker): i know everything about my new furniture business. well, everything except... ...the whole “business” part. not anymore. with quickbooks, you can confidently manage your business. new business? no problem. yeah. success starts with intuit quickbooks. mike: early tomorrow morning nasa and spacex will launch four astronauts on a mission to the international space station where they will send six months before returning back home to earth. phil keating live in cape canaveral where preparations are underway, hello, phil. >> hey, mike, the weather spectacular the weather favorability for the launch tonight, tomorrow morning is 95%, so it's perfect weather to take up the 3 astronauts and one russian to international space station, 12 hours from now. 1:45 a.m. eastern time. out there on launch pad 39a, that's the falcon 9 rocket with the dragon capsule on top and about 11:00 p.m. tonight that's when the crew will start getting into

spacex and nasa were forced to launch a spacecraft to the international space station. moments before slow launch, technical fault, the reason for canceling the launch of this spacecraft. the spacecraft was supposed to transport astronauts from the united states, russia and the emirates to the international space station. minutes before the launch, engineers noticed a technical fault in the engines of a plastic factory and the dock of hatay province, turkey, caught fire. the port of iskandron in hatay province has been distorted since last night due to the fire of flammable raw materials, the efforts of the turkish fire brigade to extinguish the fire continue. with 59 feet in the last day and night, this country has the highest number of patients for about 14 years, japan and america are in the next ranks with 52 and 53. in the last day and night , a total of 483 people in the world have been infected with 75,000 people infected with corona have also been infected with this virus. omer pirouz, an iranian cheetah puppy, did not grow up to one year old. yesterday, at ten months of age,

elham goran of the broadcasting agency, spacex and nasa were forced to send the spacecraft to the station. the international space station was slow moments before the launch. the reason for the launch of the spacecraft was a technical fault. the spacecraft was supposed to carry astronauts from the united states, russia and the uae to the international space station. minutes after the launch, engineers noticed technical problems with the rocket engine. nadadeh, due to failure of the doctors' efforts in ten months due to kidney failure, unfortunately it ended last thursday . it didn't come and on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the lost may of this year, nowruz was born with two other layers by cesarean section in the asiatic cheetah reproduction center in turan national park, which was the first two days of the party and peroz was the only survivor of this group. dear and respected children, thank you for your attention i invite you to continue the review of the budget bill 1402 in the islamic council, pay attention to the law on the coordination system of payment of the government,

now the spacex rocket is set to blast off at 1:45 a.m.ying a crew of four to the international space station. cbs' mark strassmann is there. >> reporter: after months of training, this crew, like all astronauts before them, recognizes certain truths about life in space. it can be unpredictable and unforgiving. >> russian flight controllers have been noticing a stream of particles coming out of the soyuz ms-22 vehicle. >> reporter: back in december, a micrometeoroid flying 15,000 mipehe radiator of a soyuz capsule ckedo the iss, leaking cool apt into space. suddenly stranded, two cosmonauts and an american scheduled to head home. >> and liftoff, a new ride back to earth. >> reporter: last friday, russia had to launch a replacement soyuz to replace them. tonight's launch will be with a different spacecraft, but the threat is the same. >> that risk has always been there. >> reporter: steve bowen is this new mission's commander. he remembers taking a space walk and seeing a shooting star below his feet. >> it's a real risk, it's a known risk.

let's take you and talk about spacex.onal at space station, at the last minute. this was a four person crew, including the first person from the uae assigned to a long duration mission aboard the iss with two minutes left on the clock. called off due to a problem with the ignition flew cuid which is help with liftoff. if they get this fixed, they'll take off on march 2nd. >>> the new warning from the cdc about a bacteria resistant to drugs. we're standing by with everything you need to know. >> we're also tracking live pictures out of norman, oklahoma. one of my favorite place this is morning after at least one tornado touched down in the state. we're going to have more on the devastating storm, what it looks like ahead there on the ground. that's next. (dog barking) we love our pets. but we don't always love their hair. which is why we made bounce pet hair and lint guard with three times the pet hair fighting ingredien. just one sheet helps remove pet hair from yourlothes! looking good starts in t dryer with bounce pet.

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spacex and nasa were forced to send a spacecraft to the international space station moments before the launch. technical defect is the reason for cancellation the launch of this spaceship has been announced. minutes before the launch, the engineers noticed a technical defect regarding the launch of the rocket. the permission of the former member of the british parliament to enter and access the parliament building was revoked after his words about the warmongering of the united states and western countries. chris williamson had also supported the palestinians. mr. ghasemzadeh's report from london about this, we see the british parliament, the access permit of a former member of parliament named christmas williamson, the reason for his shop and cooperation with iranian farsi tv channels , what do they say, the nickname is not the wool of a dog, and it has provoked his supporters in england, unarmed it has not reached the level of netanyahu's apartheid regime in the organization of banning investment in the occupied territories and embargoing israeli goods. if the british government cons

he wrote a hysterical and boorish post on twitter in which it was necessary for spacex to decide on aapons and ammunition in order to to resist the russian attack, the west continues to help kiev and increasingly supplies it with heavy weapons. in addition to weapons , the west also provides ukrainians with intelligence data that helps repel russian attacks . communication in a war is crucial not only for troops, but also for ordinary civilians. therefore, in order to overcome this , the us authorities intervened spacex, which belongs to elon musk, began to provide ukraine with free access to its internet service starlink, ilona musk's company spacex announced that it would now restrict the ukrainian military's use of its satellite communications service, starling, it is clear that ukraine is using these technologies to control drone attacks against russian troops. but the question is why now spacex sent thousands of terminals, starling, to ukraine last year to provide internet connectivity. now the concern says that the starling was never intended to be used as a weapon and now the c