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of the universe? our expert, professor, will talk about observing the universe kapustin. looking into the universe, we see lightat our telescopes can look at, but at some point... the telescopes cannot see anything. another problem is the limit on how much of the universe is accessible to us since the big bang. the observable universe extends over nearly 50 billion light years in all directions. but, probably, there are areas that are unobservable by us, perhaps they are even infinite. the whole set of what we know, see, observe, with... copernicus's theory, for example, that the sun somehow juxtaposed is at the center of the world, the planets move around it, was based on the fact that it is the size, distance to the sun, distance to other planets, based on observation , so to speak, an observation device behind the sky and the facts of the movement of planets, made a hypothesis about the structure of the world and its boundaries, now we can look with the help of x-ray light, infrared light, waves that we can only observe from space, earth, these ranges of light are inaccessible to us, because that the atmosph

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$4.7 billion economic impact on central florida alone and partnered with of the university of central florida, go lights on several research projects to support lunar living and landing. this is why we are leaving a bipartisan letter to the appropriations subcommittee calling for an additional artemis funding to overcome delays and technical complications. mr. administrator with all the challenges of such a complex and cutting edge program, what can nasa do to minimize further delays of the mission? >> first of all, we can have congressman like you to help us make an additional request. understand that we are not going to launch until it is ready. that is because safety is our first -- when we put humans on an explosive bomb called a rocket, we are going to do everything possible to make sure it's as safe as possible realizing that everything is cutting the edge of the envelope that we do. but especially when humans are in the loop, we are going to make it that much more safe. so, we are on schedule next year to have four astronauts circle the moon and check out the artemis spacecraft space x for septem

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students there whose lives are in danger due to the presence of anti-riot police forces on the university campus. in the name of god, the light, in the name of god, the light, in the name of god, the light of the light.

according to tradition , the facade of the pedagogical university is dressed in a ceremonial uniform, a 40 m high panel of 8 thousand flags, and on independence square the lightings have been transformed into cubic stands. there is also an unusual photo zone that repeats the angle of a military photo of a festive area in 1944. by may 9, these stylized stars will decorate all entrances to the capital, the height of the art object is 4 m. in the center of the installation is a three-dimensional emblem of the holiday, on it. countries and silhouette of the iconic mound of glory memorial. each star has a gold number.

of the students who actually trained and graduated in doctorate now. he is working as a university president in various universities. professors whose education today is the light of the students' future. my student went to the paris polytechnic and defended it here recently and the effect of electromagnetic radiation waves from mobile phones of different generations on brain tissue and soft body tissue of living tissues and there i also defended here and with it was a great success. i am proud of these children. more than 500 professors in 18 faculties in amirkabir university of technology are engaged in research and doing research work. every day i went to srijaz was my best memory. living with iran's hard-working and intelligent students and young people is a memorable experience every day. some time ago, i actually went to a factory to do a project. in my opinion, the students of our own university are even higher than their professors. amirkabir university ranked first among industrial universities in shanghai and leiden rankings has there are students who are trained with us and succeed in various industrial activities or various university activities, so

authorities say yesterday's accident involved a university of southern california shuttle bus and a lightmore than 150 passengers board. a spokesman for l.a. metro says the bus crossed into the path of the train. >>> a bounce house tragedy, and a deadly sword attack in london. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the bbc reports a 14-year-old boy was killed when a man armed with a sword went on a rampage in london. police say a 36-year-old man drove a car into a house yesterday and began stabbing people. four people were hurt including two officers. police used a taser to subdue the suspect and arrest him. investigators do not believe it was terror related, and it was not a targeted attack. >>> "the arizona republic" says a bounce house accident killed one toddler when a gust of wind hit a bounce house with several children inside blowing it into a nearby lot. a 2-year-old died. another child suffered non-life-threatening injuries. the sheriff's department called it a tragic accident. >>> "the daily advertiser" says a panel of federal judges threw out louisiana's ne

according to tradition , the façade of the pedagogical university is dressed in a ceremonial uniform, a 40 m high panel of 800 flags, and lightingn the independence square. there were cubic stands, and there was also an unusual photo zone that repeated the angle of the war photo of the festive square in 1944. these stylized stars will decorate all entrances to the capital by may 9, height art object - 4 m. in the center of the installation is a three-dimensional emblem of the holiday, on it is the outline of the country and the silhouette of the iconic memorial mound of glory. on each star there is a golden number 80 - a sign of the anniversary year of the liberation of belarus. transformation of the capital not only through thematic installations and floral accents. the streets and avenues are buried in tulips of various shades. in city parks and squares, lilacs, a symbol of victory, are fragrant. specialists will complement the festive image of the city; minsk will appear in full dress on independence day. karina gurevich and sergei matveychuk, television news agency. yes, in the cities the aroma of victorious may is in full s

and we can see in real time right now to kind of pressure is pretty on this particular university use a light and trying to deal with the situation without it spiraling out of control. the police finding it very difficult. and what about going back to joe biden? to you as president, what's about him given it's the election? yeah, we haven't heard that much from him. as far as these protests are concerned. what, how, how much would deal, how much of a problem is that for us from destruction? i think a lot of the critiques coming out some of the protests are against by them as implicates and all of their chance and position and that they are not in line with them. are kind of the ministrations when it comes to funding the war. so they putting a lot of pressure on those people are actually and more democratic leaning forces. and this would hurt by just an election because uh and you know, in spring stays to be the mountains very narrow and probably those people, if they don't show up and they don't cast and the ballot, i think, you know, by then with pay a huge price and then from the very fine

integration is really detailed, which shows the focus of this party on limiting migration to the middle assignment, which is from light in university in the netherlands. and a quick look at some other headlines from around the world. thousands of residents have an order to evacuate. the city of fort mcmurray and central canada to escape and approaching wildfire. authorities say the fire still out of control. locals fear a repeat of a 2016 wildfire in the area that burned down 2400 buildings for sales president and losing us to let us silver has announced a package of measures to support people effected by the extensive flooding in the southern state of rio grande who to so 149 people died over the past few weeks as water levels to merge the entire neighborhoods within 600004 forced to flee their homes to georgia, now were thousands. have once more turned out and the capital to boise and protest against a new foreign implants, law western nations have joined the opposition to political leaders in georgia in denouncing the legislation, which requires foreign funded organizations to register as foreign agents. young people are especia

university president promised to post bail for the students who were arrested. [shouting] next november we'll remember. >> increasingly the protest have turned on the biden administration for ongoing support of israel's military. in light the invitation for biden's ambassador to the u.n., linda thomas greenfield to fechuch at commencement. >> northwestern here struck a deal with protesters and gave them some of what they demanded including a student committee to view university investments. in exchange, the protesters took down most of the tents dodging the ugly visual of police removing them by force. bret? >> mike tobin in evansston, mike, thanks. up next, a panel on the standoff between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu over military action in rafah. plus, stormy daniels is cross-examined at the trump criminal trial. we'll talk about all of that and then the unofficial kick-off to a famous frog jump jubilee. ♪ >> we're not going to supply weapons and artillery shells used. >> artillery shells as well. >> yeah. artillery shells. >> it could be a tragic mistake. the idea that we would cut off military aid to an ally our only true, true ally in the entire region is absolutely prepets tore ru

of light. scientists from oxford university say it's exciting and shows mattered reacting its strongest possiblehine. northern scotland doing very well for brightness and indeed for warmth, whereas in derbyshire, it was a very different affair — some very heavy rain. and for others, well, it stayed pretty misty and murky for a good part of the day, especially close to north sea coasts. now, the wettest of the weather is sliding away westwards, taken away by this little wiggle on this weather front. so the rain tending to clear away from wales as we head into the night, but a band of cloud left behind across the north of wales, the north midlands, northern england — quite murky and drizzly in places here. some fog patches elsewhere as well. temperatures generally between 7—12 degrees. we mayjust see a few places getting a little bit chillier than that. into friday morning, there will be some areas of mist and murk. this band of cloud sitting in place across parts of northern england, but all of that mist and low cloud and fog tends to lift up and break in most places to give some spells of sunshi

these tablets , produced by scientists at the university of nottingham , are prepared from a special ink that contains light-sensitive molecules and solidifies during the printing process after exposure to ultraviolet light. this method of producing a tablet containing several drugs is difficult to manage. complicated use of medicines, forgetting the right time to take them and the need to take multiple pills in modern host times part of the works and memorabilia of reza mafi is the late artist of contemporary iranian calligraphy. this artist died in 1961 at the age of 38 due to a brain injury. since the life of these paintings, it has been about half a century since the death of an artist. in the scene of hazaradastan series, he falls from a horse and suffers brain death. now the life of some of these paintings is the same with his absence. in 1361, i was their guest, and in any case , it was warm to meet and talk and enjoy the atmosphere of visiting majdeh, an exhibition and a new effort . he left about 800 works in his 38 years of life, now 105 of them. effects it has been displayed on the walls of tehra

of an light and reflection? william battle was a classical scholar who was tasked with designing the university of texas in the earlypart of the 20th century and he put the latin motto against a blue background, that, he said, was to emphasize sincerity and truth seeking, the academic mission. the seal has an open book in one of the top fields that symbolizes study of the past, accumulated 4 battles of the discipline necessary to sustain flourishing societies in the future. the reason they mirror the state of texas, the political community which the university exists. after designing this field for the flagship public university in texas, the motto incorporated was justification of the university's existence and an ideal of its future. question looking back on this is how to carry out this task in the 21st century? this is the central question for all of us, what do we and vision for the new institute in the schools, how do we carry this forward? the answer to that, we should reflect on our moments and our opportunities. for our moment, we should face it head on, confident in higher education is at historic lows. ga

of nine nations to vote against the measure. the united states ambassador to the united nations has also been removed as a commencement speaker at hbc you xavier university's graduation tomorrow in louisiana in lightso withdrew its invitation for greenfield to speak. joining us now is nicholas kristof, pulitzer prize-winning journalist and best-selling author. he is a brand-new book which comes out tuesday, except i held in my hand monday in los angeles when we were in the same place, congratulations. you have followed this closely, you have followed the complex and textured long-term relationship between america and israel in all cases, but the complex relationship of joe biden and israel. he is a remarkable dislike or a benjamin netanyahu, as many people are. where do you think we are in this moment? it seems like it's a tougher line than he's taken since the beginning of the war. >> that's right. the state department, the assessment on the memorandum is a report that well, israel may have broken son international humanitarian law, but not enough to invoke the law and i think that fundamentally, it did not seem to be a serious report and i think what's probably more important is that biden has s

of nine nations to vote against the measure. the united states ambassador to the united nations has also been removed as a commencement speaker at xavier university's graduation tomorrow in louisiana in light administration policy on gaza. the university of vermont also withdrew its invitation for greenfield to speak earlier this week. joining us now is a pulitzer prize-winning journalist and best-selling author. he is a new york times columnist. he has a new book, chasing hope, which comes out in tuesday, but i held it in my hand on monday in los angeles when we were in the same place. congratulations. i want to ask you about this. you have followed this closely. the complex and long-term relationship not just between america and israel, but the complex relationship of joe biden and israel. he is a remarkable supporter of israel. he dislikes benjamin netanyahu, as many people do. it seems like he is talking a tougher line than he has taken since the beginning of this war. >> that's right, he is. the state department ruling today, the assessment on national security memorandum 20, this report that israel may have broken some international and humanitarian law, but not enough. i think that

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. >> this story begins tonight's west coast rap, the metro light rail train and a university of southernifornia shuttle bus collided this afternoon near the usc campus. first responders say at least 55 people had to be treated, including 18 people who had to be taken to the hospital. two victims suffered serious injuries. a spokesperson for la metro says for an unknown reason, the bus crossed into the path of the train. the cause of that crash still under investigation tonight in arizona, an emotional ceremony was held at the make-a-wish american building in phoenix. >> the bronze sculpture of seven year old chris greicius was original was stolen and in 1980 after battling leukemia and became the inspiration for what would soon be known as the make-a-wish foundation. the statue welcomed visitors to their phoenix office for years, and its theft broke the hearts of many. his mother was at the ceremony in phoenix. >> we have him back. okay. we have the statue back. the real. it's up there in heaven. i'll be with him someday.ius made a wise he died to become a department of public safety tro

solar flares that meant the dancing lights could be seen much further south than usual, let's talk dilute, bernard, a space, whether it's scientist at the university of reading. luke, it's nicer. have you with us in many regions like here in berlin or in southern england where you are. it's very rare to see the northern lights. why is this happening now? i say this same song was driven by 5. great. and my suggestions are left for southern baptist sequence in a crate. and my suggestion is a larger option of massive from us. obviously the flows out to a very um, upright boss speeds at around $500.00 columbus per 2nd. the sea. and these were the website, the larger the normal they were very fast. um and they interrupted in the complicated way on the way to get here. and so they, they've driven a very, very large geographic store. and when that happens, that the lot to choose which you can see the aurora approach, the way to say why it's nobody can strained up much high enough to, to use in scandinavia. so we could see even much further down this time. solar storms can also be dangerous. can you tell us a little bit more about that? yes, i say the stones

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of the universe. santa clara university associate professor of physics philip creston said, you won't need a telescope to see these rare lights for the eclipse. >> you know, you had to have certain special things available to you for the northern lights. if they're in the sky, you can see them from anywhere, creston said. >> the northern lights, which are officially called the aurora borealis, are spectacular when you can see them. and the reason this event is so exciting is because it doesn't happen very often. >> there are a lot of things that happen in your life where you miss it. you go, oh, i'll see tomorrow. i'll do it tomorrow. this is not one of those things. san francisco resident alisa yao first saw the shimmering display on a trip to abisko, sweden, when it was -20 degrees outside. >> it was totally worth it and i almost cried and they look like green snakes in the sky. >> this photo was sent to one of the chabot astronomers from her sister, who lives in lexington, massachusetts. she took this photo around 8 p.m. eastern time. some suggest if you're looking up and you're not seeing anything, take your phone out or

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all the lights taught scores was at the university of california in los angeles, dozens of processes was detained. one of the organizers organizes use c l, a, a luminous or on go to is to the us for the how police improve eventually crunched down and what had been the peaceful devastation here in los angeles at the university of southern california usc, about 93 students. were arrested on the 1st day of the student protests this morning early this morning. more than 100 students were arrested at u. c. l. a. where the police came in in violently attacking the students, pepper, pepper spray the students interested them. they were not being violent, they were simply indian camp. been trying to, defending camp meant to continue to demand that you see how they stop investing in dead stop giving their money to support the genocide being committed by israel. the students are steadfast, the students are not getting up, and they have community support. you know, i'm an alumni, i'm a proud alumni, b, c, l a. and we've been going out there to see it to support the students. the process will con

beauty, what is it about the northern lights that makes them so excited and many of them told us it's a reminder that we're just a small part of a much larger universean francisco, tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, we appreciate it. thank you. okay. the eclipse a few months ago now, the northern lights. hopefully our chances of seeing the northern lights are better than the eclipse, though, well, we don't know. we'll see. you know who does know? abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is back with the forecast for mother's day. as as well as the aurora borealis. >> that's right. and larry and julian, i think if you are lucky, you will get a chance to see the northern lights. but you have to go far. northern california to get the best viewing. let's take a look at this graphic here. the southern extent of visibility will be all the way down towards southern california, but the highest chances up north now, if you get away from the bright lights of the city between one and 4 a.m. tomorrow morning, you can use a long exposure camera to actually capture this. you will see if you look on the northern horizon, a warm greenish glow. so good

of the uc berkeley campus in the dark. it happened just before 630 this evening. the university says 47 buildings are without power as of right now. what you're seeing are the backup lightskicked in when the power went out. crews said it could be several more hours until the power is restored. summer school began on monday, so there are plenty of students, teachers and staff members in and around campus. the university is asking them to be careful when walking in these dark areas. also tonight, a search and rescue effort underway for an oakland woman believed to be missing in mendocino county sheriff's office says 70 year old elizabeth schneck was visiting brule point yesterday, which is west of highway one, when she disappeared while on a walk. now her last known location was near brule point road, which is about 20 minutes north of fort bragg. the man who reported her missing says schenk called him around 930 yesterday morning, saying she was lost and she was asking for directions as search and rescue crews searched overnight today, she still hasn't been found. if you know anything about her location, you are asked to call mendocino sheriff's county police. new at 11.

would commend to you our former member of the senate who is that the president of university of florida, he is not taking a light touch you. i mean, he is saying for many days we are patiently told protesters, many of whom are agitators or outsiders, that they're able to exercise a right to free speech and free silly. we also told them that clearly prohibited activities will result in trespassing orders and university police. this is not complicated at the university of florida is not a day care and we do not treat protesters like children. they know the rules, they break the rules and he will face the consequences. i mean i would recommend this. put this on the front of your page on best way to deal with anti-semitism on campus. >> we do with the statement that it updated after campus protest that make it very clear that the unsafe on campus as is not bg and tolerated and we do not condone and we definitely reject any call for genocide or any culture anti-semitism or in anti-semitism on campus. that something i've been pretty adamant about it before october 7. >> do you people at columbia right now on the scene

commend to you our former member of the senate come another president at the university of florida, he is not taking a light touch here. he is saying for many days we have patiently told protesters, many of them are outsiders them if they are able to trespassers. this is not complicated. the university of florida is not a daycare commend we do not treat testers like children. they know the rules, they break the rules, they will face the consequences. i would recommend to put this on the front of your page on the best way to deal with anti-semitism on campus. sec. cardona: we do have a statement that i stated after the campus protest. we make it very clear that be an unsafe on campus is not going to be tolerated, and that we do not condone and you definitely reject any calls for genocide or any calls for any anti-semitism on campus. that is something i have been pretty adamant about, even before october 7. sen. capito: do you have people at columbia right now on the scene to see what is going on they are? do you have a staff to watch? sec. cardona: i do not have staff. sen. capito: does the civil rights offi

so that it's not something i me to main mirror helps just one end of the lp on what happens is. light comes in from out in the universe as the most in him is often from the sky. it hits that may mirror such a kit is reflected back to the 2nd mirror of the and not black cylinder with dust. i mean that's been reflected back to with the mirror. you good, definitely open. that's how it's sticking out of the main member of the box. what do we need from this? the mirror of the light is reflected into the instrument, the records of when the sun goes down, work begins up on several pod on a mountain. when everything is ready, most people here enjoy taking a break for a special tradition, enjoying the sunset together. the sooner the sun has almost set and the sky needs to be dogs, so we can watch the stalls. i don't believe as so we just getting started yet. get this listed. the night shift starts with dozens of measurements. everyone is highly focused. business you increase has to be able to control room where they control everything that happens up the with the telescopes. every single telescope has its own area, and that's

these tablets produced by scientists at the university of nottingham are prepared from a special ink that contains sensitive molecules to light and solidifies during the printing process after exposure to uv light. this method produces a pill containing several. taking medications eliminates forgetting the right time to take them and the need to take multiple pills at different times. scientists have produced a smart eye lens with the ability to work based on radio waves, which can be used for various tasks, including medical care. and it does not need a battery or a chip. human-computer interaction technology based on eye tracking is one of the most important components of this technology and can monitor various factors of human health make communication with bots easier. researchers at the university of pennsylvania used nano-heba for targeted cancer treatment. researchers have shown that bubble buns with targeted drug and gene delivery help effectively in cancer treatment. by releasing the drug with the help of ultrasound waves in the target tissue, the bubbles increase the concentration of the drug in the desired location

christ rose from the dead, today everything is filled with light, heaven and earth and the depths of the underworld, do not be afraid. the universal resurrection of christ is known, to which we affirm, christ rose from the dead, that we were buried with you , christ, today we are resurrected with you, because yesterday we were crucified with you, bear. again and again in the peace of the lord, let us pray, lord, intercede, save, have mercy, and protect us, god, with your grace. let's give ourselves and each other and our whole life to christ god. lord for you, our god, and to you we give glory to the father and the son and the holy spirit, now and always and forever and ever. amen. before dawn, finding a stone fallen from the gro. those who were with mary from the angel heard why you are looking among the dead as a person for someone who is in the eternal light, look at the burial places. and hurry up and tell the world that the lord resurrected after killing death, he is the son who saves the human race, on the divine watch, divinely inspired by habakkuk. let him stand with us and show the light-bearing angel who clearly announce

of independent scientists. they're getting the opportunity to perform genuine research in antarctic waters. 0k, blakey? 0k, green light from down here. today, i'm heading out with arianna torello and blake marin from the universityia, santa cruz. they're on board studying whales — equipped with some unusual kit. blake, what are you guys going to be doing out on the boat today? so we're heading out to collect some data on whales. we've got a drone we're going to be using to measure their body condition. uh-huh. and then we've also got a crossbow up here, which we're going to be using to collect some skin and blubber — some remote biopsy samples from them. we'll catch you out on the water. thank you. we'll see you. we'll see you in a bit. it isn't long before blake's drone spots its first signs of whales spouting air. coming up. 0h, there's a calf. because blake and arianna are going to be using a crossbow and a drone, we're riding parallel to them on a separate boat. we're going to have to keep a distance of about 100 or so metres when they spot a whale, just to ensure that we don't agitate the animal and they keep it as calm as possible. yeah, i can see one over there. they're going to be really careful not to i

of the universe. santa clara university associate professor of physics philip creston said, you won't need a telescope to see these rare lightsor the eclipse. >> you know, you had to have certain special things available to you for the northern lights. if they're in the sky, you can see them from anywhere, creston said. >> the northern lights, which are officially called the aurora borealis, are spectacular when you can see them. and the reason this event is so exciting is because it doesn't happen very often. >> there are a lot of things that happen in your life where you miss it. you go, oh, i'll see tomorrow. i'll do it tomorrow. this is not one of those things. san francisco resident alisa yao first saw the shimmering display on a trip to abisko, sweden, when it was -20 degrees outside. >> it was totally worth it and i almost cried and they look like green snakes in the sky. >> this photo was sent to one of the chabot astronomers from her sister, who lives in lexington, massachusetts. she took this photo around 8 p.m. eastern time. some suggest if you're looking up and you're not seeing anything, take your phone out or a

university. >> a crackdown on college campuses overnight. but in the light ofnd today, more protests as the nation and actually the entire world celebrate workers rights on this may 1st may day. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry biel and i'm dionne lim. >> it is indeed may day. and there are protests all across the bay area that is on top of recent college campus protests. all right. >> let's take a live look from sky seven right now. and this is over oakland, where one of those gatherings is happening right now. one group is gathering at the west oakland bart station. the original intent was to march to the port of oakland to try to disrupt business there. but there's nothing to disrupt because the port of oakland tells us the port is actually closed today for monthly union business. >> now to live pictures coming out of san francisco from where we understand protesters are marching downtown. you can see them in the center of your screen slowly making their way down market as we speak. >> all right, let's get to tim johns, who is live in oakland

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