starlink. that was one minute but it's longer. tell us about the other items.eporter: we covered quite a bit of ground in those seven minutes. how the service performs. the growth of the service. potential rivals. and difficulties geopolitical and technical with the service. caroline: there's been launches that have been delayed of late. we are anticipating the relaunch, read galvin's asian of blue origin this weekend. -- re-galvanize asian -- gal vinization of blue origin this weekend. doing things in low-earth orbit is fantastic. that increases the latency. however, you need to think about more satellites in the air to stop the service slowing down. they are not doing it as quickly as they would like. ed: you and i are under orders to be awake very early this sunday because blue origin will try to launch the toryism offering again after two years. kiel: the plan is, after 2022, there was a mishap on an unmanned flight. this will mark the resumption, i think it's the seventh flight to carry a crew. ed white was part of the original nasa program, he would have

this is a complex problem, they managed to turn off everything communication systems other than starlinkother, abolishing their own laws and taboos, europe and the world are plunging into chaos, legalized lawlessness, forgetting that this is how precedents and new zones of tension are created with enormous, literally cosmic speed. assia emiryanova and anton chagaev, lead the south european bureau. let's return to the situation in the belgorod region, despite... daily shelling in the region, large-scale restoration work is taking place. from the grayvoronsky district, reports egor grigoriev. maximum. treatment stations. agricultural machinery is hurrying along the road with anti-drone bars on the roof, popularly barbecues, in the city center, as if in the most peaceful time we meet housing and communal services workers, they are bringing beauty. we plant, and they rumble and fly, everything that is happening right now, but we plant, we go out every day, yes, of course, when beauty is everywhere, hammers are loudly knocking on the next street. the roofers handle the slate smartly, patch th

leaving this island democracy dangerously exposed elon musk spent years and billions developing starlink using low orbit communication satellites to provide high-speed internet. >> here in taiwan, people have plenty of reasons to doubt the reliability of starlink. >> elon musk controls it and he has deep business ties with china in september, musk made comments seen as signing with beijing over taipei, or policy has been to serve re unites, firewall of china from this endpoint maybe this values to hawaii taiwan's foreign minister quickly fired back posting on hi one is not part of the people's republic of china, and certainly not for sale. >> three to protect itself, taiwan is turning to space, investing billions to develop and launch its own low orbit communications satellites to ensure uninterrupted internet connectivity in times of crisis, a program spearheaded by ooh zhong chin, director general of tasa taiwan's space agency, the communication center ai is very important for our communication resilience during urgent period starlink, developed by spacex, crucial in conflict zones lik

t-mobile has gone with starlink.ferentiation is, first of all, we don't need a special terminal or device to connect to the phone. in the case where they had services that were similar, we believed that ours was the only one offering brought and connectivity in a sustainable way. only 90 satellites with 3400 for pending claims and the largest satellites launching into low-earth orbit. so, our, our technology really differentiates us from everything else in the market. this has been proven. we get constant overwhelming support by the wireless industry. now, the addition of verizon with at&t is living proof of that. caroline: let's talk about the low-earth orbit get the satellites you have to put their. now you will be using space x to do so. what does the pipeline look like in terms of getting them going? abel: we had an immediate launch this summer, satellites to be used for our partners and by the government. so, we are launching this summer and we will continue to launch through 2025 and 2026. we have emerging serv

most can go into a safe mode during a solar storm, but just two years ago spacex lost 40 of its starlink internet satellites during a geomagnetic storm that wasn't as strong as this one. >> and then there's the threat to people in space. >> this is jamestown actual 12 astronauts we've got a solar storm coming in and it's a hot one. >> apple tvs for all mankind envisioned astronauts on the moon running for cover to dodge the incoming radiation during a strong solar storm in reality, it's the astronauts currently onboard the international space station that may need to shelter in more protected portions of the orbiting outpost. >> phrase radiation is a known phenomenon that is dangerous to biology, whether it's during a geomagnetic storm, but just the general tryst into outer space. >> but despite the potential danger, a solar storm also rewards us with some of the most spectacular auroras and this time over a wider area extending as far south as alabama. >> the beauty of dice coronal mass ejection is that we get to have an astronomical event. basically come to hello from space. that's vis

they managed to disable all communication systems except starlink. one by one, canceling.resting military units appeared in each warring division or brigade: reserve regiments and battalions. wounded officers and soldiers after treatment, rehabilitation, continue restoration of such battalions, that is , wounded officers, soldiers, sergeants. left the hospital, went on leave, passed a military medical commission, returned to serve , but they are wounded, they cannot yet boast of a full recovery, also, the battalion commander here in the fifth brigade has his own reserve battalion, look , we have it , this is our office of athletes, athletes, athletes of the fifth brigade, what other athletes? everything is there, everything works, the guys study every day, we practically select the program individually according to the diagnoses with which the guys are, today according to the schedule we have guys with blind wounds of the limb, who have been diagnosed with neuropathy, that is , nerve damage, the duty officer, as usual with a combat wound, yes, yes, exactly, leg, yes, leg ,

they're doing it because they've got the starlink communication.r the us military, which has suddenly discovered that these $5 billion satellites that we put up are more like starlink, which puts up ousands of small satellites in these constellations that can you do have some wonderful quotes in thiscú enables me to segway to the china russia first, the bill burns quote quote, who lost russia? it's old argument and it misses the point. russia was never ours. lose to starting with thathat really just on point. and then you know in do on th's interesting kurt campbell who's nowepcrety of state. he said it's not a a a, you know, a marriage of convenience. calls it a coalition of the aggrieved. now. thatsy■im,áinteresting. there have been those that have used ali i wrote a the word a new alignment.nd u there are others who are using word alliance. how do you see it? describe how this relationship evolved. so first of all, i don't think there's in the biden administration about how russia, chinacertainly, they hae together in all kds blinken wasn china

>> and meantime, the new york times reporting russia's ramping up efforts to disrupt ukraine starlink service, especially again, near kharkiv starlink is this is essential for a lot of military communications and drone operations. so it seems like this it's significant. >> it is huge because starlink was basically the communications mechanism that the ukrainians used. starting at the very beginning of this war, commercially available system, but it allowed them to communicate in real time with all of their forces that allowed them to deploy there drones. it allowed them to target using artillery and intelligence reports. and it basically was the mechanism they use to fuse all their intelligence. this terminal, right here was basically a key to all of that. and it's based on basically getting data from low earth orbiting satellites. and then transmitting it like a wi-fi system. to a local area network around this particular terminal. and that's the kind of thing because when you look at the kinds of things that have happened in ukraine if they don't have starlink, what really happens i

here in taiwan, people have plenty of reasons to doubt the reliability of starlink. elon musk controls it and he has deep business ties with china and september musk made comments seen as signing with beijing over taipei their policies to agree unites firewall of china from this standpoint. maybe the salary goes to hawaii taiwan's foreign minister quickly fired back posting on musk's x platform listen up. taiwan is not part of the people's republic of china, and certainly not for sale. >> three, two to protect itself taiwan is turning to space, investing billions to develop and launch its own low orbit communication satellites to ensure uninterrupted internet connectivity in times of crisis, a program spearheaded by ooh zhong chin, director general of tasa taiwan's space agency the communication center ai is very important for our communication resilience during urgent periods starlink, developed by spacex crucial in conflict zones like ukraine and gaza. tasa is racing to develop a similar system in space the satellite you're developing, if the internet or the commun

occupiers are not allowed to use starlinks. pentagon along with'. the cannes space corporation prevented russians from illegally using satellite internet, bloomberg reports. earlier, ukrainian intelligence stated that that russia bought terminals in arab countries, and later the minister of digital transformation fedorov confirmed that the russian army uses starlinks at the front. medical mission - plastic surgeons from the united states of america again. came to lviv to consult and operate on our defenders and children with maxillofacial injuries. our correspondents will talk about the work of the international team. the injury reminded him of the war. a military man originally from the rivne region, viktor gandzilevsky was wounded by a landmine in august 2023 on zaporozhye direction. the man was operated on jointly by american and ukrainian plastic surgeons. doctors. they cut out a scar on his pike and restored the aesthetics of the face with special stitches. viktor is currently feeling well and recovering after an operation

they're doing it because they've got the starlink communication. and it has been an amazing laboratory for the us military, which has suddenly discovered that these $5 billion satellites that we put up are sitting and they need something much more like starlink, which puts up thousands of small satellites in these constellations that can repair themselves. absolutely. you do have some wonderful quotes in this book, and this enables me to segway to the china russia relations ship. first, the bill burns quote quote, who lost russia? it's an old argument and it misses the point. russia was never ours. lose to starting with that that really just on point. and then you know in the chapter where you do on the relationship and what is it you know it's interesting kurt campbell who's now deputy secretary of state. he said it's not a a a, you know, a marriage of convenience. that term has been used. he calls it a coalition of the aggrieved. now. that term, i felt quite interesting. there have been those that have used alignment. in fact, if i may say i wrot

they are doing it because they have starlink communications.has been an amazing laboratory for the u.s. military, which has the suddenly discovered that these satellites we put up our sitting ducks and they need something much more like starlink which puts up thousands of small satellites in these constellations that can repair themselves. paula: absolutely. you do have some wonderful quotes in this book, and this enables me to segue to the china-russia relationship. first, the bill burns quote from the "who lost russia? it's an old argument that it misses the point russia was never hours to lose,", starting with that, that backdrop, just on point. then in the chapter where you do focus on the relationship and what is it? you know, it's interesting. kurt campbell who is now deputy secretary of state, he said it's not a marriage of convenience, that term has been used. he calls it a coalition of the aggrieved. [laughs] that term, i found quite interesting. there have been those who have used "alignment,", in fact, i wrote a piece with stephen ha

the �*starlink�* service as its known, will help improve internet connectivity across remote areas ofe in two health centers in bali, and one on the remote island of aru in maluku. the tech magnate will meet with indonesian president joko widodo later today. let's turn to japan where saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman will arrive in tokyo on monday. the crown prince has moved to open the kingdom's economy to tourism, as well as new business ventures including tech and gaming. fun fact — the sovereign wealth fund of saudi arabia owns a stake injapanese gaming giant nintendo. the kingdom is also a major oil supplier to japan. energy analyst ellen wald of president of transversal consulting laid out the types of ventures both japan and saudi arabia may push for on this trip. it is about more than just a supplier visiting a consumer, it is more about forging economic ties across areas that don't just encompass economic ties across areas that don'tjust encompass oil. so with the paf, the saudi public investment fund holding a major stake in nintendo and also with other investm

the starlink service as it's known, will help improve internet connectivity across remote areas of theble in two health centres in bali, and one on the remote island of aru in maluku. the tech magnate will meet with indonesian president joko widodo later today. microsoft will host its build developer conference which kicks off on tuesday. the company is said to showcase its latest artificial intelligence projects, including how ai will be embedded into windows and how users can use it on personal computers. microsoft's conference follows several major once by google and openai earlier this month. ——ones let's turn to japan, where saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman will arrive in tokyo on monday. the crown prince has moved to open the kingdom's economy to tourism, as well as new business ventures, including tech and gaming. fun fact — the sovereign wealth fund of saudi arabia owns a stake injapanese gaming giant nintendo. the kingdom is also a major oil supplier to japan. energy analyst ellen wald, president of transversal consulting, laid out the types of ventures both jap

starlink says it has already been experiencing degraded service. the white house at several telecom companies are monitoring potential impacts but beyond those disruptions, some are really excited about it because much of the us and canada are being treated to a rare and spectacular show in this god that's the good stuff aurora borealis, the northern lights are being seen as far south as georgia and alabama. and if you miss last night, you may get another chance to experience it cnn's allison chin, char is tracking all the effects. i mean, we started off with all the ominous, scary stuff, but really people are just enjoying the spectacular lights at some people. so i didn't see i went to bend too early, but a lot of other folks saw it last night? >> yes. and truly in places you would never even think of when reports that people sought in the bahamas read when you think about how far said you those pictures that you see where snow and palm trees together and do something about it just doesn't seem right the same. >> take a look at this image. this i

leaving this island democracy dangerously exposed elon musk spent years and billions developing starlinksing low orbit communication satellites to provide high-speed internet. >> here in taiwan, people have plenty of reasons to doubt the reliability of starlink. >> elon musk controls it and he has deep business ties with china in september, musk made comments seen as signing with beijing over taipei the policy has been to serve re reunites psi firewall of china from this end point. >> maybe this valgus to like hawaii, taiwan's foreign minister quickly fired back posting on musk's x platform listen up. >> taiwan is not part of the people's republic of china, and certainly not for sale. >> three two to protect itself taiwan is turning to space, investing billions to develop and launch its own low orbit communication satellites to ensure uninterrupted internet connectivity in times of crisis a program spearheaded by ooh zhong xin, director general of tasa taiwan's space agency, the communication center ai is very important for our communication resilience during urgent periods starlink, dev

are no unattainable goals, be it a small mounted grenade of the armed forces of ukraine, a compact starlinkor a narrow entrance to a blending, among the recent victims of their virtuoso precision are two ukrainian tanks under the clock, destroyed by a pair of drones with a shaped charge. it was just an explosion of emotions, honestly. at first i didn’t believe it at all, in general, that is, what hit the first tank, there was some kind of lost feeling, after that, after that, when i rewatched i started the video after all the work was done. yes, a flurry of emotions has already begun there. the guys go to their field positions in the dark, they don’t drive here during the day, their cars are hidden in shelters and garages. in one of them , vehicles are treated after a night of racing over potholes. most often, the chassis, brakes, well, gearboxes, replacement, the roads are terrible and the replacement happens quickly, efficiently, spare parts arrive on time, they ordered from us by the evening, installed the car again bg ... or a tree, dense foliage is impervious to day camera of the kamik

be it a small heavy-duty grenade of the armed forces of ukraine, a compact starlink antenna, or a narrow dugout. among the recent victims of their masterly precision are two ukrainian tanks. hourly rage, destroyed by a pair of drones with a shaped charge. it was just an explosion of emotions, honestly, at first i didn’t believe it at all, that is, what hit the first tank was some kind of lost feeling, but after moreover, after i started watching the video after all the work had been done, yes, there was already a flurry of emotions. the guys go to their field positions in the dark, they don’t drive here during the day, their cars are hidden in shelters and garages. in one of them, vehicles are treated after night races. for potholes, most often the chassis, brakes, well , gearboxes, replacement, the roads are terrible and there the replacement happens quickly, efficiently, spare parts arrive on time, they ordered it from us by the evening, installed the car again bg, left for a task, i was ready, yes, absolutely right, further on foot, the main rule is to look up and what is called liste

starlink was launched at three indonesian health centres, including two in bali and one on the remotebuild' developer conference, which kicks off tomorrow. the tech giant is set to showcase its latest artificial intelligence projects, including how ai will be embedded into windows and how users can use it on their own personal computers. lets take a look at the markets. the ftse 100 the ftse100 is up by a quarter of 4% the ftse100 is up by a quarter of li% and all the markets across europe following suit. the price of oil is coming down a little bit. it spike earlier on the news of the death of the leader in iran so there were concerns about what that could mean for the middle east, but that fear has come down a little. the big event for london markets will be on wednesday when we get the latest uk inflation numbers, expected just to commentjust above the bank of england's target rate of inflation. that is all from me, i will see you sooner. —— see you soon. hello from the bbc sport centre. manchester city are premier league champions for a record fourth time but, amid the celebration

allegedly elon musk’s decision at the end of the 20th to prohibit the ukrainian military from using starlinkn to the troops. now the pentagon intends to convince a private company to join the civilian space reserve program. under its terms, they will be required to provide the us military with access to the capabilities of their satellites for military use . meeting with little heroes , cosmonaut anastasia lenkova came to visit the children at the republican scientific and practical center of onology. this was expected. everyone is looking forward to it, from very young patients to the staff of the institution, because anastasia medic herself worked as a pediatric surgeon at the republican scientific and practical center for pediatric surgery, so for medical workers the meeting was interesting from a professional point of view, she spoke about the importance of space exploration and gave examples of developments that were created specifically for astronauts. anastasia also showed archival photos and videos documenting preparations for the flight into orbit. i felt a great responsibility to..

; one of the ministry’s tasks for the next 6 years will be the creation of a russian analogue of starlinkthey are already working on abolishing roaming between russia and belarus. we have already reduced the cost of roaming tenfold, and now together with our belarusian colleagues we are discussing a complete abolition. here, unfortunately, the problem is that these are quite large losses for belarusian operators, in fact, ours operators accept financial losses. higher education, which will be from the twenty -fifth year there will be no concept of a bachelor, we will have higher education and specialized higher education, and today we are gradually increasing the number of programs, using the powers that we have, lasting 5-5 and a half years, giving more opportunities for our graduates, anyone who has received a higher education can also go get a specialized education for free, to the ministry of finance, questions in parliament there is always the acting head of the department, anton syulanov, and he is the last to lead it. 13 years old, stated that the main priority of the budget is the

communication and navigation, like those that transmit gps signals. data transmission satellites elon musk starlinkdeterioration in the quality of service. most of us have gps receivers on our phones. could a storm affect their work? yes, it can, since most of our phones use single-frequency gps. the northern lights can also affect our power grid and cause power outages, but power companies have taken precautions. it looks like some measures have been taken this time. another thing that poses a threat. for our technologically advanced society - this is how much we depend on electricity, on electronics and so on, when there were blackouts in texas in february of twenty-one, it created many problems, a huge number of people suffered. most likely, we have systems that can reduce the influence of these charged solar particles on the earth's magnetic field, but things can go wrong, as happened in 2003 in south africa, and this is a separate problem, we must think about protection. our power grids, since the sun does not warns about its emissions. the northern lights are radiation that would kill us all,

they managed to disable all communication systems except starlink.ng its own laws and taboos, europe and the world plunges into chaos. legalized lawlessness, forgetting that this is how precedents and new zones of tension are created with enormous, literally cosmic speed. assiyanov and anton chagaev. news: south european bureau. there are parliamentary elections in india. about 970 million people have the right to vote in the country. this is more than the population of the european union, the united states and russia combined. about the largest democracy in the world - evgeny davidov. bright images, national costumes, and polling stations are full of color. indian elections are reaching... the finish line direct. ahead of the last of the seven stages of the election marathon, the largest democracy in the world, as indians call themselves, is deciding who will lead the country for the next 5 years. i'm amazed at the turnout, there are people who can barely walk, there are elderly people, everyone comes out with such enthusiasm, i mean, every time you

widodo says he hopes musk's company, starlink, will provide affordable access to the internet. >> weook forward to providing starlink connectivity to places that that don't currently have it and schools and, you know, hospitals and wherever it can be helpful. for years, indonesia has been attempting to reach a deal with tesla for electric vehicle battery investments. >> the country has the world's largest nickel reserve, which is a crucial element to producing solar panels and electric vehicle batteries. copper prices are hitting a record high. the wall street journal reports there is a growing demand for copper as the world moves toward clean energy products. futures on the london metal exchange have surged up to 4, reaching more than $11,000 per ton, surpassing the previous record set in march 2022. a senate report has found three automakers bought parts made with china's forced labor. >> bmw, jaguar land rover and volkswagen responded to the senate report that was released today, saying they've taken action to bring their cars into compliance with a 2021 law. that law bans the ent

well, yes, of course, they can say that the sun sent its rays there, they have something there at starlinkwrong there, but this is such a weak argument, because in fact military complexes, information complexes, they should be protected from this kind of influence, but how there would be nothing to cover, now blinkin, who arrived in kiev, will probably tell zelensky there what he needs to do in order to at least somehow effectively defend himself, and they can promise him new weapons systems, some of which, of course , will not be declared, but the most important thing is that blinkin cannot bring to ukraine, but... the ukrainian army, the same army that could effectively fight on the defensive or conduct some kind of counter-attacks with a large amount of equipment, but by the way, regarding the big quantity of equipment with there is no need to talk about the west either, because the same bloomberg agency, when assessing our economic successes, says that, as a result of sanctions, we have an almost overheated economy, we need to cool it down, because life has become too good... air defen

starlink, which ukrainian militants use for communication.very interesting things are happening globally. previously, after each burst, the star needed a break to accumulate energy. the breaks between attacks lasted several weeks, and sometimes more than a month, but now everything has changed. i have a feeling that since the beginning of may we have had a completely different scenario. we have. has switched to a kind of continuous mode of activity, that is, in fact, we see no signs at all breaks, and even against the backdrop of the past week, when there were huge events, when there was a g5 level storm and so on, but it would seem that the sun should calm down there, take a break, but no, now there are 14 active centers only on the visible side of the sun, five of they belong to the be-gamma category, these are the areas that produce flares. highest score, almost all the centers that are observed today by the sun are young, they are growing, gaining energy with a high probability, next week they will reach maximum peak values, in addition t

potentially impact communications, satellites and power grids elon musk's satellite internet provider, starlink says it experienced degraded service earlier, but musk says everything's holding up. now the geomagnetic storm started when the sun erupted with a series of solar flares. and what's known as coronal mass ejections, which launched particles directly at the earth. so what exactly is a coronal mass ejection? the solar phenomenon that's causing the storm will cnn's chad myers explains so what is it? well, it's just a ball of plasma that's being shot at the earth. these things happen all the time, but rarely do we have them that goes straight at the earth. think about how big 30 does. i couldn't go that way, could go to the back, could go depends on where the sunspot is. well, we know this is coming toward the earth because of what we call the halo effect. when you see the cloud mass kind of come out of this. this is the sun right here. this is the sun being blocked by a disk. but when you see the coronal mass ejection come this way, it's like looking at somebody blowing smoke ring at you,

. >> este sabado, el servicio d internet por satelite starlink de la empresa spacex informo en su sitiorvicio se habia degradado y que su equipo estaba investigando. >> por su parte, elon musk escribio en la red social x que su satelites estan bajo mucha presion. >> esta es la tercera vez que se ve una actividad solar similar. >> la primera ocurrio en mil 1859 joana. >> gracias, zona, por tu informe. >> informe y este fin de semana varias graduaciones en universidades fueron interrumpidas por estudiantes que siguen pidiendo el fin de la guerra en gaza. >> en el caso de la universidad de wisconsin, los alumnos usaron gorras y banderas como protesta. >> algunos se pusieron de pie antes de terminar el evento e incluso abuchearon a la directora del plantel. >> erika flores tiene otros hechos que ocurrieron a lo largo de la nacion. >> en la universidad commonwealth virginia, esto cuando el gobernador del estado, glenn youngkin, subio a la para pronunciar el discurso de apertura. >> las protestas, segun varios grupos, fueron en contra del papel del gobernador en los arrestos de manifestantes

fema says it hasn't seen any major power impacts, and spacex says its starlink satellites are still holding up. tonight's event doesn't look quite as strong, but researchers say it could still get more intense. >> you don't have to travel to alaska, iceland or greenland to see these. aurora. they're coming to you today and it's a one in 1 in 20 year kind of an event. so don't miss out. >> scientists in the bay area are excited by more than the view stanford researcher suzanne maharajan tells us. the data from last night's event will be studied for decades. so if you do want to try to catch the view tonight, try to get away from city lights. your phone may capture a more vibrant view than your eyes as well. now the other critical piece, of course, will be if our skies will be clear enough to see the aurora, we have spencer christian standing by, and i know you're watching this closely, and there are some parts that will see it better than others. >> that's true, diane, as you pointed out, it's good to get as far away as you can from city lights, but the problem is we have fog rolling in toni

that by blocking communication and disrupting the navigation of drones, the russians also reached starlinkernet terminals. these not random, but very regular failures greatly worry elon musk. that's right, spacex is spending significant resources fighting russian electronic warfare. this is a difficult problem. they managed to turn everything off communication systems, except staring. one by one, abolishing their own laws and taboos, europe and the world... into chaos, legalized lawlessness, forgetting that this is how precedents and new zones of tension are created with enormous, literally cosmic speed. asya emelyanova and anton chagaev, lead the south european bureau. the american film honora won the palme d'or at the cannes film festival. russian actors, yuri borisov and mark edelstein, played one of the main roles. the plot is simple, a fairy tale that turns into action comedy. jaycee plemons won best actor for kindness. four actresses from the film, emilia perez, received the award for best actress. miguel gomes won best director for his film “the great journey.” well, george lucas re

are collecting for atvs, our central center strategy 21 is now collecting for the guys drones on starlinks are now working on enemy territory, destroying enemy equipment and manpower that is trying to approach our border, if we had the opportunity to fire artillery there, the one we received from our partners and allies, the situation would obviously be completely different, and not only in kharkiv oblast, but also look, well, that’s right about kantymirovtsi, well, not the whole division is moving there, but only part, one platoon for sure, but they are sneaking back and forth, now in the direction of sumy oblast, then in the direction of kharkiv oblast, and such a threat is already appearing further north, a breakthrough is quite possible, somewhere, a blow, more precisely, we are not talking about a breakthrough yet , for the purpose of evasive maneuver or, or even creation. of a new direction of attack, the enemy is spinning, it is inconvenient, but we are trying to restrain him with what we can, of course, if our partners gave a clear answer, seeing the whole situation, it is not the

according to him, it is about more than 20,000 starlinks that support the work of ukraine's criticalrastructure. next issue at 11:00, read more on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks. join, set your preferences, my colleagues oksana vysochanska and roman chaika will continue the conversation with analytics, don't switch, stay with the espresso team. as you can see, it is mostly cloudy in the capital they promise heavy rains in the south, sunny, and... whatever the weather, one thing must be stable, it's our donats. donate in this case on atvs. for our defenders. 4 million must be collected, so please do not be stingy. and use this qr code and card number as intended. and, the guys report in the video. we will see the results of their work on video, and in this way, at least partially, we will feel our involvement in what is happening at the front, because very important things are actually happening there. in particular and we will talk about this with our next guest mykhailo prytula, a military expert, a reserve colonel of the security service of ukraine and an expe

starlink, the satellite arm of elon musk's spacex, warned of degraded service because of the geomagnetic storm. but that isn't stopping people from trying to catch a glimpse of this light show tonight. getting a chance to see it in the santa clara valley is, you know, almost as as rare as snow mary ann favro nbc, bay area news. wow, beautiful. we can't get enough. here's another view taken by a viewer at a beach in mendocino county. you can see the purple, the yellow, the green skies above the ocean there. we're going to have more for you on the solar storm in about 15 minutes. new at 11 a dramatic rescue in contra costad from the water happened just before five on bethel island. police got a call about a five year-old missing in the water off the back of a home. firefighters say rescue crews pulled that child from the water about 15 minutes later. paramedics performed cpr, rushed . the child to the hospital. no word on how that child is doing. it's also unclear how long the child was in the water. firefighters say as the weather gets warmer, it's important to always keep an eye on child

almost has all of its lessons■d starlink improves the people's e world.d to you the eneg boy? president clinton: yeah. -- first of all, my sixth grade governor then.d at 90 and i was and once a year, she listened■)a body brace. but on the of my career in elementary school, she said i can --ether you are going to becom governor or a permanent prisoner. [laughter] president clinton: and i said dependent on whether you learn when listen and when to talk. but you keepmixed up. so she had a bmpact on me. and i loved her very much. i hadn eighth grade science teacher who taught me the most■# imrt lesson i have ever known. arkansas teachers were thepp second poorest in the country. so he■d was an ex-coach and they got a r thm guy was really smart. he said, this is the last day of school, you know, five years from now you aren't going to learned in eighth grade science. don't g else, remember this, i guess i should say, he convention neal handsome man and coke-bottle glasses and had■9 a beak nose and he chewed cheap pr and he heavier and couldn't afford to buy ne

although the boys held on to their positions with their teeth, they were put in touch, they put the starlinksrussian slaves are the best in the world, they put... put this link, accordingly, the guys fought deaf and dumb, well , that is, they shot back, and the teams are heroes and the officers are heroes, well, that is, these are our boys, and we must always support them, and if not it was, to say, closed the mouths, they are ours, because only the same person in a pixel or in a cartoon can criticize these people, we must value our boys, we must support our commanders. they are ours, they are from lviv, and every serviceman should feel these words of support, whether it is the 103rd brigade, or the 80th, or the 125th, or? someone there from some units of the national guard of ukraine, they should feel this support of their land, their colleagues, well, townspeople, and not solve problems on their own, it is much it is easier for diplomats to talk when a powerful army is behind them, that soldier feels much better when he feels that behind him, behind him are people who are grateful to him. m

this story is enough'. it is said that it is not so easy for the russian-fascist occupier to import starlinksem, especially since now elon musk , under pressure from the pentagon, blocked something there. in a word, and the connection is needed, the internet is satellite, and here is what was investigated by our colleagues investigative info, very interesting: transcarpathia, gillad sky edge, it turns out, they always produced it, but precisely in these years, after a full-scale invasion of the mass importation of these systems into the russian-fascist federation continued, and they then go to the army for the navy and return via moscow. and is already fighting against the armed forces of ukraine. mrs. nastya, can you share with us the details, in fact, what, what else did you manage to find out in the process of this high-profile investigation of yours and the scandal regarding the dillad sky edge, how is it, what is it? well, actually, the main and most important thing to remember from this investigation, you voiced, i am grateful to you for that, that you immediately recorded, and this mom

across information from me. such a question was about the fact that even they are trying to jam starlinksld be noted here that there is a countermeasure against this, and there are certain changes in the american weapons , which were carried out on these weapons so that the russian electronic warfare equipment does not affect the military weapons sold to us by our partners, and actually, i say, a good example is strikes. .. for anti-aircraft defense with means such as kams. mr. anatoly, we understand that the f-16s have long been considered in ukrainian skies, but now it seems that they are seriously preparing, that these fighters may really appear, and accordingly testing the su-30 sm2 eyes, they are equipped with missiles that can shoot very far at 300 km, how threatening can it really be. at the time when the f-16 will fly in the ukrainian nev? let's start with the fact that if we say about these missiles that they state that they can fly 300 km, this is the r-37 missile, which was developed in the 80s under the soviet union, that is, this is the last century, the russians are missing

elon musk saying his starlink satellites are under a lot of pressure, but holding up when we talk about interruptions, we're not talking like global shutdown of services, right? no, there's not going to be a global shutdown. as for the global show, here's where you can watch tonight. from portland, oregon to portland, maine. mostly clear skies in the northern plains in the northwest, with clouds setting in across new england, the night sky raising the curtain on a rare spring light show well worth staying up for. just amazing. and georgia's outside the edelman planetarium in glassboro, new jersey tonight. so george, what is the best way to view those northern lights tonight? yeah. christian you want to get far, far away from city lights? anything that will contribute to that light pollution and will drown out the beauty. the best advice? get to a wide open field to increase your chances of that picture perfect moment. christian. great advice, george solis. thank you to the middle east now, where israel's military issued a new warning for palestinians to evacuate the city of rafah as isr

paul: you all have some competition on the way as well in the form of elon musk's starlink satellite in indonesia, very effective at reaching unreached pockets of the market. how concerned are you and are you doing anything to retain your market share? >> this is my personal view. i do not see this as a competition. it will help us connect, and i see it more as a collaboration. i have been talking about this. i do not see this as a competition at all. at what level we were, it does not make sense. i think the key thing here is how do some of these technologies help us connect to the unconnected, how they can work with us on transport. that will be a benefit for the country and also be good collaboration story. paul: in terms of collaborations, you also have the chance of becoming nvidia's cloud partner. how do you see this unfolding? >> we are getting a lot of support from nvidia. nvidia is an iconic brand, and we want to make sure that indonesia is on the forefront, and our first set of gpu's will be in the country june itself, and we are seeing a lot of interest and demand. i think