funny nasa has decommissioned its spitzer space telescope after 16 years of service spitzer was one of the 4 observatories orbiting the earth sending back all those images and information we see about our galaxy the spitzer was launched in 2003 apparently had enough liquid helium to keep it going for 6 years scientists managed to keep it going for another decade mike hanna with this report this is the last image the spitzer transmitted back to earth the tarantella nebula named after the filaments of gas that resembles spiders legs stretched out across the cosmos. it was one of the telescopes 1st observation targets when it was launched 16 years ago spencer allowed us to again look at things lift the cosmic veil and see the super massive black holes that we couldn't see previously since then it has revealed twice as many galaxies as any other observatory and most importantly perhaps advanced human knowledge of black holes and the birth and death of stars spitz's operational life was expected to be 5 years at the most but even after its helium fuel ran out the telescope continue to send

in the news ahead mission accomplished nasa bids farewell to the spitzer space telescope. and i'm lawrence lee in western belgium where european food supplies are doing everything they can to mitigate against central worst effects the rest. of the one of the snows almost don't fall in the rains almost gone through but is anyone almost and you still see the onshore breeze coming across the sea japan is contained cold enough air for us now on the high ground of honshu still a bit in a crowded but the trendiest for it to become fina no woman lines minus one sapporo plus 11 in tokyo and if you're on the north west coast you'll feel the wind chill but beyond that it's quiet ish weather the cloud is extending through china from the west the some rain a little bit of snow i want to but not much and beijing still a plus 5 and it shouldn't be a should be little tugs and that it just cool down the bit by sunday 3 degrees the sun shows a bit more northern china the rain showers a bit more further science not a lot but still some all decide that emanates from the high ground as you se

it's relatively small science lead scientist to label spitzer the little telescope that could so this is a image of the telescope and i also have a little long love it right here in front of me now so this is 132nd of the size of spitzer so if you if you multiply this little lot of by certain times you'll come up with a spacecraft that is about 13 feet in height. it weighed 930 kilograms approximately at launch and it was the small telescope that identified another solar system similar in many ways to ours the trappist one system a dwarf star 39 light years from earth surrounded by 7 exoplanets some of which show traces of water and which scientists agree may contain life forms markedly each of the traps one system discovery got that science on to like mainstream media at a level that had really very seldom seen out of the us now a command has been sent to the spacecraft switching it to what is called safe mode and in about 53 years it will come back past the earth and then head away in another direction into space even though spicher is in what you would think of as a hibernation mod

that nasa bids farewell to one of its great space observatories the spitzer telescope goes online after 16 years in service. back to aisha's from the epicenter of the coronavirus are being stepped up and more restrictions placed on travel to china world health organization is now officially declared a global health emergency with the death toll at 213 and nearly 10000 cases confirmed a 3rd plane load of japanese arrived back in tokyo early friday evacuated from move on 3 people flown out on earlier flights have been confirmed to have the virus the turkish plane has also left behind in malaysia health officials are handing out pamphlets on how to avoid the infection and also making public announcements and the u.s. has upped its travel alert to the highest level the same as war zones advising americans not to go to china some communities and at the center of the virus are taking matters into their own hands or from scott heiler and beijing. the lockdown of will haunt city origin of the corona virus and the surrounding province is now in its 2nd week so how are the more than 50000000 peop

it was one of the telescopes 1st observation targets when it was launched 16 years ago spitzer allowed us to look at things lift the cosmic veil and see the super massive black holes that we couldn't see previously since then it has revealed twice as many galaxies as any other observatory and most importantly perhaps advanced human knowledge of black holes and the birth and death of stars spitzer's operational life was expected to be 5 years at the most but even after its helium fuel ran out the telescope continue to send vital data about the universe back to earth its relatively small size lead scientist to label spitzer the little telescope that could so this is a image of the telescope and i also have a little long love it right here in front of me now so this is 130 seconds of the size of spitzer so if you if you multiply this little lot of by certain times you'll come up with a spacecraft that is about 13 feet in height. it weighed 930 kilograms approximately at launch and it was the small telescope that identified another solar system similar in many ways to ours the trappist one

back images and information about our galaxy and others beyond it and unlike the other 3 there is spitzer has an array of infrared cameras capable of looking through the dust in the daybreak allowing it to gather images that even the hubble telescope can't like hell or explodes. this is the last image the spits are transmitted back to earth the tarantula nebula named after the filaments of gas that resemble spiders legs stretched out across the cosmos. it was one of the telescopes 1st observation targets when it was launched 16 years ago spencer allowed us to look at things lift the cosmic veil and see the super massive black holes that we couldn't see previously since then it has revealed twice as many galaxies as any other observatory and most importantly perhaps advanced human knowledge of black holes and the birth and death of stars spitzer's operational life was expected to be 5 years at the most but even after its helium fuel ran out the telescope continue to send vital data about the universe back to earth its relatively small size lead scientist to label spitzer the little telesco

also mission accomplished nasa said farewell to the spitzer space telescope said officially goes offline. and then scored as the general football transfer window shuts manchester united complete their 1st signing. of the ox a mosque compound or palestinians were holding a protest against u.s. president onil trump's middle east plan palestinians gathered in the early hours after morning prayers israeli police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the gathering her hostin joins us live in the old city and occupied east jerusalem so what else do we know about what's been happening harry. well yes that was it just just off to dawn pres this morning there were those confrontations between israeli put security forces and palestinian worshippers dozens of them in or around the locks the most compound now the main friday noon prayers are underway and we had already heard from israeli security forces that they would be thing up their presence in the old city because of the current political tensions of to the release of the trump peace plan just before those present under way we did hear

at nasa bids farewell to one of its great space observatories the spitzer telescope goes offline after 16 years.

and the mission accomplished nasa bids farewell to the spitzer space telescope. to the news of the world health organization has designated the coronavirus as a global health emergency there is spirit treat disease has now killed more than 200 people in china exceeded 8000 confirmed cases of infection and spread to 18. in other countries although the w.h.o. has no legal authority to sanction countries it has asked governments to provide scientific justification for the travel restrictions they've imposed just as countries around the world work to evacuate their nationals from a province the epicenter of the disease charlie small declaring an international public health emergency is rare but with the corona virus spreading globally the world health organization says it warrants a coordinated international response i'm declaring a public close emergency of international concern. over the global outbreak of normal call a number of voters the main reason for this declared mission is not because of what is happening in china but because of what is happening in other c

that orbit earth sending back images and information about our galaxy and beyond the spitzer was launched in 2003 with enough liquid helium to keep it going for 6 years but scientists managed to keep the mission going for an extra decade michaela reports. this is the last image the spits transmitted back to earth the tarantella nebula named after the filaments of gas that resembles spiders legs stretched out across the cosmos. it was one of the telescopes 1st observation targets when it was launched 16 years ago and spencer allowed us to again look at things lift the cosmic veil and see the super massive black holes that we couldn't see previously since then it has revealed twice as many galaxies as any other observatory and most importantly perhaps advanced human knowledge of black holes and the birth and death of stars spitzer's operational life was expected to be 5 years at the most but even after its helium fuel ran out the telescope continue to send vital data about the universe back to earth its relatively small size lead scientist to label spitzer the little telescope that could so

after 16 years nasa has decommissioned it spitzer space telescope which had helped paint a more complete picture of the universe it was one of 4 observatories 2nd in the earth transmitting information about our galaxy and others beyond and we left now to hibernate among the stars which it once studied mike hanna reports from washington. this is the last image the spits are transmitted back to earth the tarantula nebula named after the filaments of gas that resemble spiders legs stretched out across the cosmos. it was one of the telescopes 1st observation targets when it was launched 16 years ago and spitzer allowed us to again look at things lift the cosmic veil and see the super massive black holes that we couldn't see previously since then it has revealed twice as many galaxies as any other observatory and most importantly perhaps advanced human knowledge of black holes and the birth and death of stars spitzer's operational life was expected to be 5 years at the most but even after its helium fuel ran out the telescope continue to send vital data about the universe back to earth its re

esta nueva generación de telescopios hace 16 años conocido como spitzer se lanzó al espacio y nos pudogión para el ser humano y por nuestro beneficio >>> y utilizaban cámaras infrarrojas así que ya la nueva generación >>> va a continuar con infrarrojo porque hay cosas que el ser humano no puede ver, pero los rayos infrarrojos sí. >>> imágenes impresionantes y avances increíbles de la tecnología >>> claro, bueno, adiós al spitzer pero hola a carlos que está en miami, qué nos tienes >>> en los deportes hablamos con nick bosa sobre su premio como novato del año y escuchemos lo que dijeron shakira y j lo al volver de la pausa (♪ música ) >>> avanza la cuenta regresiva para el super bowl y nos vamos hasta miami con carlos >>> >>> cuéntanos ¿cómo van los preparativos para esta gran fiesta? >>> buenas noches desde miami florida, estamos apenas a las afueras del centro de miami con esta vista espectacular a tres días del partido entre los san francisco 49ers y los kansas city chiefs por el super bowl 44, hoy comparecieron ante los medios por última vez los jugadores, nick bosa fue nombrado el

on blustery cold days hardly anyone is out on the slopes of the spitzer except the scientists. may secure and of the 3rd of it perhaps part of it being here not just when the sun shining but whatever the weather improvement of the sure that's really noisy large being up here every day surrounded by all this not lying on the beach or. laundry. in fact on the mountain everything's a bit more extreme including the weather conditions. after visiting the summit of that 6 bits that i recommend you make your way to lake i say situated at the foot of germany's highest mountain it's still nearly a 1000 meters above sea level. 'd at this time of year you'll find plenty of peace and tranquility on the shores of the frozen lake. alexander phone home the most dangerous world views of the world views of those who have never viewed the world. follow us on facebook d w dot travel. i'm now at the path that a mountain river fed by the melt water from the soup. over the centuries the river eroded the rocks and left behind at the core each. i'm meeting little of them he's been constantin of the po

thank you very much because like many young brazilian spitzer wants to help create a sustainable economy that doesn't cause pollution or social exclusion he calls it the green economy i suppose. to intervene. intervene in their stuffings that all dies equal that is. for me to see if any of us can imagine is a to detain. going to see is have the. situation is easy if this were to get out than it is though. hell into where men are massing pfizer wolf was a put up of mice and shootings in. the coming years did the van shown on the moon to see g.g. promise was there is severe loss ahead and i did who has accepted the challenge to come up with a mobile phone app that could promote the green economy in rio. how can a mobile phone app help it's time for some on the ground research. here in rios last zome to meet scott do. the work to community projects in the modern era in allem own favela complexes 2 of brazil's largest shantytowns. as a shark in a call to action. i can offer range how complex this scene is. the illusion and last but i ask the school when you can all have provos example that y

senator says he'll vote against it and after more than $6000.00 days in space nasa bids farewell to the spitzer telescope as it officially goes offline.

this was a major turning point for china in spitzer especially for the political elite to put it to shirley to turn the. the to do quote after the cultural revolution from fit almost lost hope for law to make them more because of the maoist oppression and revolutionary mobilization that it swept the country more video that's land china was on the verge of collapse and people were simply exhausted. only to need to go boy john we were finally accepted as sons of china. but your ping then joe cain had said in a speech that we did indeed belong to the working class. we were delighted and thrilled to hear that he meant that we were no longer a capitalist intellectuals but true members of the working class kids of winter up here you know. took a pragmatic approach to communist ideology and introduced what became known as the socialist market economy he set up a series of special economic zones to encourage investment by western companies. summarized his policies by quoting a proverb it doesn't matter whether a cat is black or white it catches mice it's a good cat. his reforms mark the rise of chi

gave money to anthony weiner, helped on his campaign, helped on elliott spitzer's campaign, helped on kamala harris's 2014 campaign. it's just what he does. so this is predictable. what's not predictable, willie, is that we actually come to a juncture in senate proceedings or house proceedings, really anything on capitol hill where you actually have a question mark hanging over what's going to happen next. that's exactly what we're hearing now with mitch mcconnell, suggesting he doesn't have the votes. i'm skeptical that he doesn't have the votes. i think at the end of the day mitch will probably try to figure out how he gets it done. maybe he will stop speaking in russian to the caucus and start talking, you know, in english again, the king's english. but at the same time you do wonder, somebody like mitt romney gets -- maybe susan collins, maybe lisa murkowski, maybe one other and suddenly there's a possibility that we hear john bolton's testimony, a man who himself now finds himself in the middle of an ideological war. one senator "the new york times" reporting to called him one of

. >> elliott spitzer to hillary clinton.imes gave money to hillary clinton eight times, said she was a great secretary of state. >> that was nice of him. >> gave money to charlie rangel. listen, if you were a liberal in new york, donald trump would write you checks. he did not, though, with the notable exception was jerry nadler because in the 1980s donald trump purchased some railroad property on the lower west side, i believe it was, of manhattan and he wanted to develop it and jerry nadler did not want it developed and so that battle between these two gentlemen has been going on for 40 years and it's one reason why nadler is the only democrat it seems in new york state that can't brag about getting a campaign check from donald j. trump. >> joe, a quick -- we're going to double check this but it looks like he may have given $500 to jerry nadler in 1989 for a city comptroller race, but i want to double-check that. >> so he contributed money to a sleaze bag he says. he said he was a sleaze bag and yet he contributed money to

eliot spitzer. gave a check in 20014 to kamala harris. i mean, this guy has been a lifelong democrat supporter. supporter of democratic candidates, and here you have a conservative in john bolton that has been a hero of a certain part of the conservative movement for a very long time. so i -- i -- i think every attack against bolton actually is going to have a backlash in certain corners of the conservative movement. >> benjamin wittes, thank you so much. garrett haake and fiphilip ruck, thank you as well. great to have you all on the show this morning. >>> still ahead, chairman of the house intelligence committee congressman adam schiff joins us. >>> plus the second ranking democrat in the u.s. senate, illinois's dick durbin. >>> but first, remember this? >> everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable. right? but we put together of benghazi special committee. a select committee. what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. why? because she's untrustable. but no one would have known any of that had happened -- >> i agree. >>