just that one gummies and hot dogs refills, in principle, can we ask to perform the song of venus and jupiter. will help to breathe. you piano me, you are mine. this is wonderful, by the way. all right, your turn. help holder venus, i'm her peter, you're my starfish, your orbit. again i love me people help me. i am her wind. you are my squat in one orbit again. is it true that polina is good, speaks greek and can even work as a guide in greece, i'm sure what yes to be honest, and it's true, damn it, really good, speaks greek . you can at least hear hello. no, i said, yes, it's true, i speak greek polina tell me how it happened. my mother is a ballet dancer and soloist of the beryozka ensemble in the past. uh, she was invited under a contract to greece began uh, a strange time called perestroika so we went to greece uh, there uh hmm i had a kindergarten, then the first class and actually, then we, unfortunately hmm here are tragic circumstances my family had to return. back to moscow here but we went every year for the whole summer to greece and and even now intensively, studying greek, becaus

but in principle, can we ask to perform the songs of venus and jupiter, we will help?me breathe, you drop me creed and we will soon come proud. good to all yours queue. people help, come, you do not swarm, the wind, you are my mission. do you love me again? you are my your wind people help me. i am her wind, you are my wind again. stinky, is it true that polina speaks good greek and can even work as a guide in greece, i'm sure yes , to be honest, and it's true, damn, really good, she speaks greek . you can at least hear hello. no, i said, yes, it's true, i speak greek polina tell me how it happened. my mother is a ballet dancer and an ensemble soloist. birch in the past. uh, she was invited to greece under a contract. uh, a strange time called perestroika began . so we went to greece , uh, there uh . my family had to return. back to moscow here but we went every year for the whole summer to greece and and even now intensively, studying greek, because i'll tell you later. we just prepared an easy greek sketch. and what did you think especially for you, just tin was prac

but in principle, can we ask to perform the songs of venus and jupiter, we will help? ink people help thing. help me breathe you drop me widget you we are with you. this is wonderful, by the way. everyone, it's your turn. help venus run, i am her wind. you are my sweet. the price is your arbitrage. help me. i am jupiter, you are my liver again. is it true whether that polina is good, speaks greek and can even work as a guide in greece i'm sure yes, to be honest, and it's true, damn it, she speaks greek really well . lord, this is hello hello ah, she was invited under a contract to greece began uh, a strange time called perestroika so we went to greece uh, there uh hmm i had a kindergarten, then first class and actually, then we unfortunately hmm here tragic circumstances. my family was forced to return back to moscow, but we went every year for the whole summer to greece and and also now intensively, studying greek, because i'll tell you later. we just prepared an easy greek sketch. and what did you think, specially for the terraces , tin was always practiced , who are

planets through a telescope for a long time and the inspiration descended on him to write a song venus jupiterno polina has a very good intuition. polina is indeed the correct answer. eh, you're not. please tell me how you wrote your song for real. this is the same song in general, it is not completely we writing it. this song is co-authored with artyom shipovalov. well, hello. what coat of arms came here, no, that's it, it's not completely years old. eh, she was lying somewhere. yes, this is a true story. this is surprising, in general , the history of the song, however, lay for 8 years, they offered to sing it. and it seems that yuliana ’s guards were loisty, and everyone refused to say songs, not that, but they offered me. spread and she went, and when the song began, well, people like to go around. well there's incredible some kind of audience. we had only the chorus ready, and the verses weren't written. so i sat for 46 hours on two chairs. like this on different ones. i just dangled and at the same time in another , and there was also a third one and wrote, i will remember that this is t

but in principle, can we ask to perform the songs of venus and jupiter, we will help?er's people help me to breathe, you're dropping me, creed you we will soon come to orbit. this, by the way, wonderful. okay everyone, it's your turn. help me breathe, you are not royal jupiter, you are my evil pizza, your arbitia, again for me. i am an amateur people help me. i am her wind. you are my liver again. is it true that polina is good, speaks greek and can even work as a guide in greece, i'm sure yes, to be honest, and it's true, damn it, really good, speaks greek. you can at least hear hello. and she was invited under a contract to greece, a strange time called perestroika began, so we left for greece, uh, there uh. hmm i had a kindergarten, then the first class, and actually, then we, unfortunately. hmm, here's the tragic circumstances. my family had to return. back to moscow here but we went every year for the whole summer to greece and and even now intensively, studying greek, because i'll tell you later. but we just prepared a light greek sketch. what did you specificall

but in principle, can we ask to perform the song of venus and jupiter, we will help?u we will answer proud. this is wonderful, by the way. help come, you don't swarm, the wind, you can i pizza for your arbitia. again you me i'm amateur. you help me. i am jupiter, you are mine. sit in your orbit again. chka is it true that polina speaks good greek and can even work as a guide in greece, i'm sure yes, to be honest, and it's true, damn it, she speaks greek really well. you can at least hear hello. lord, it's hello no, i said, yes, it's true, i speak greek polina tell me how it happened. my mother is a ballet dancer and soloist of the beryozka ensemble in the past. uh, she was invited. hmm, under a contract to greece, uh, strange time began. called perestroika so we went to greece uh, there uh hmm i had a kindergarten, then the first class and actually, then we, unfortunately hmm here are the tragic circumstances. my family had to return. back to moscow here but we went every year for the whole summer to greece and and even now intensively, studying greek, because i'll te

recently, jupiter and venus kissed in a stunning planetary conjunction. jupiter totally has a hickey. and this rendez-vouz was particularly special because, as one expert put it "although venus and jupiter get close to one another every few years, this time there is also and saturn in the mix, which is pretty rare." and with that many planets in the lifestyle, you know someone's going to get ous about uranus. we'll be right back with hugh grant! i used to pre-rinse dishes cause my old detergent didn't actually get 'em clean. but new cascade platinum plus has me doing dishes...differently. scrub? soak? nope. i just scrape, load and i'm done. only platinum plus is bigger. with double the dawn grease fighting power and double the scrubbing power. so you can load this, and get this. i'm not the type to break the dish rules...or am i? scrape, load, done. new cascade platinum plus. ♪ scrape, l♪ad, done. (vo) love is bigger than ever. the three-row subaru ascent. dog tested. dog approved. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. woman: (thinking) ugh, i can't wait t

jupiter, and it'll pick up along the way. first of all, a gravity boost a gravity assist from venus and then come back flying by the earth and the moon, receiving gravity, assist from them and slowly spiraling out and circling out path until they finally passed the asteroid belt and arrive at jupiter. and they need that because it has to happen that way because this probe simply can't carry in a fuel to go basically go more or less in a straight line altitude. but on the gravity blue. she told that this is just like a giant sling shot as the of it's a sleep it flings it. all right, great. and explain was why this mission is so important? well, i mean the, the one thing that you always hear in combination with this particular mission is to search for terrestrial life. and because, and that basically all life that we know and for extra terrestrial likeness, not which rest of your life, obviously as far as we know that's always linked to the formation or to the presence of water. i mean, we depend on it. so we're looking at when we start to look for places where we life might also have formed independently of the earth than we l

venus. and so we only arrive at jupiter in 2031. but we will have an enormous amount of material which we can read today online and follow the launch itself. and over the coming days will be opening up the solar panels and then opening up the various antennas on board. so it's a pretty exciting phase now. but in a way, it's just the middle of the mission to be building it for more than 10 years. today's the launch and then the science all comes all the way out there in 2031 to 2034. when we go into orbit around ganymede, your 1st results you're expecting as of 2031. well, from the jupiter environment, of course the, one of the things which is interesting is that we could get there quicker, but we wouldn't be able to stop and go into it. so we have to take this very secuity route, kind of just getting up enough speed to get there, but not so much that we can't stop when we get there. we will be taking pictures of earth and venus on the way, but not really for science. so 1st science 2031. yes. ok. my current really fascinating stuff.

jupiter. we got to fly past the air 3 times pass. venus will take calibration data will take images, but the real stuff comes when we get to jupiter. there's a thing that's important here it's, it's, it's, it's a long journey to get there, but it's partly not only because we need to get enough speed to get there, but we need to arrive in just the right way that we don't actually go straight past it that we can slow down again and go into orbit, and that takes a complicated trajectory, hence this a year journey or whatever. i do not want to be said, we will be following every step of the journey. mama corcoran and the european space agency. thank you. so much my pleasure. thank you for now to france and what may be a victory for now for president manuel mccaul, the highest court. the constitutional council has upheld the government's plans to raise the minimum retirement age. from 62 to 64. the court rejected a call for a referendum on the issue. thousands of people have been protesting around the country for weeks and promised to continue their fight. president mccoy failed to gain enough support

jupiter. we're going to fly past the 3 times parts. venus will take calibration data will take images, but the real stuff comes when we get to jupiter. there's a thing that's important here. it's, it's, it's a long journey to get that, but it's partly not only because we need to get enough speed to get there, but we need to arrive in just the right way that we don't actually go straight past that. we can slow down again and go into orbit, and that takes a complicated trajectory. hence this a journey in definitely do not want to be said. we will be following every step of the journey, mclaughlin and the european space agency. thank you so much. my pleasure. thank you . ah, now to france and what may be a victory for now? full president manuel mccaul, the highest court. the constitutional council has upheld the government's plans to raise the minimum retirement age. from 62 to 60 full, the court rejected a cold for a referendum on the issue. thousands of people have been protesting around the country for weeks and promised to continue their fight. president mccoy failed to gain enough support fr

jupiter, our solar systems, largest planet, to get their juice. we'll need a lot of momentum. and that will mean several close fly buys of both venus and earth read line researchers from the german aerospace center in berlin. will focus on jupiter's 3 mysterious icy moons which were discovered back in 1610 by italian astronomer galileo galle lane order this flu. the biggest question of all is evil. they can support life because they all have on their eyes ocean in their interior. it's actually warmer enough for one of those reasons that they can have a what ocean, which is the most important prerequisite for the emergence of life. europa, the smallest of the 3 moons is believed to be the most likely candidate for extra terrestrial life. beneath its icy crust lies an ocean which could contain twice as much water as all of earth's oceans put together. how thick is europe as ice crossed? how deep is its ocean, and what is it made of? that's what juice is setting out to discover. and it will explore jupiter's other 2 moons to which may also boost several layers of water. to do this, the probe will repeatedly fly past them, making obser

venus avenera - this is about something else. yes, because i will earn money and concentration is answered by jupiter, which rules thursday. n. is it really a relaxation of the creativity of the romance of entertainment of everything that we associate with friday and with what we associate? yes, it's great that cosmic energies affect the atmosphere of the earth. what kind of weather can we expect today ? let's find out from our synoptic service at the biohydromet. they have already asked everything, everyone at the top knows everything. let's look at the meteorological map and be surprised by the indicator. they will be like this this afternoon, well, quite modest for the end of april in minsk, we expect 11-13 sent the same amount in brest in vitebsk and in grodno in google a little warmer 12-14 with a plus sign, the same indicators at the same time a. announcer in cities, for example, how will it rain in minsk? and you must suffer. you see, we somehow got relatively unlucky today. although , for example, summer residents claim that this is wonderful, that now, finally, nature and the earth will be saturated with moisture,

jupiter, our solar systems, largest planet, to get bad juice. we'll need a lot of momentum. and that will mean several close fly buys of both venus and earth. research is from the german aerospace center in berlin will focus on jupiter as 3 mysterious icy moons which were discovered back in 1610 by italian astronomer galileo, galle order crew. he this flew, the biggest question of all is evil. they can support life because they all have on the ice ocean in their interior it's and full of warmer. now, for one of those, the reasons that they can have water, which is the most important prerequisite for the emergence of life europa, the smallest of the 3 moons is believed to be the most likely candidate for extra terrestrial life. beneath its icy crust lies an ocean which could contain twice as much water as all of us oceans put together. how thick is europe, his ice crossed? how deep is its ocean? and what is it made of? that's what juice is setting out to discover. and it will explode. jupiter's other moons to which may also boasts several layers of water. to do this, the probe will repeatedly fly past them, making observations wit

and sizes of the planets, then, in principle, it becomes clear that saturn and jupiter will probably be heavier than venus group, and this applies to giant planets. the third question in isaac asimov's story bicentennial man , this was the final obstacle to officially recognizing the robot andrew as a man, and his immortality b his appearance and his speech. most likely, it is immortality. with this the work came across, maybe they saw it in the film adaptation, well, i thought from the name that the immortality of death, because uh, you can look like a person. and speech can also be, well, not the most human, but a person is mortal - this is probably his main feature, therefore immortality is very different. uh andrew from human andrew had to decide on an operation to ensure the slow decay of the processes of the positronic brain tested the answer to this question, and magnesium b lithium aluminum time. pauline how do you like the name of chemistry, i have, in principle, everything stupidly bad. i answered the option with aluminum, in my opinion, i saw this in uliana's textbook as she answered. i answere

do fly byes in order to gain speed, so we're going to go by the earth, venus and earth again until we then finally arrive at jupiterand then interpreter. we have around four years of operations to explore the jupiter system and the it moods. the moons are very interesting because they hold a lot of water in their surface. um and this may be there may be a condition for life. we're getting it itself is a huge monje. it's the biggest morning the solar system is even bigger than mercury and mercury. it's a bit like a small planet. it has an iron core really liked yours , so it has a magnetic field that it has this water, um under the ice surface. so we assume it was something like six times more water than on earth, actually, liquid water and yeah, we don't know, but we want to investigate if they're suppose ability to life is under that ice crust. um in ganymede. a spanish extreme athlete is back in daylight after living in a dark cave for get this 500 days , flamini's team says she broke a world record for the longest time spent underground. the aim of the experiment near granada was to learn more about the human mi

venus will give it a push in august 2025. before it again passes earth in 20262029. it will then travel at top speed toward jupiter. that'll catch it in 2031. it will have 4 years to find and measure the oceans. are you still nancy's a reader? it all frequency reader data as a default with sonya analysis of the subset of face of the d. i see moons. so we look into the mysteries of the self serve face because we can penetrate for about 9 kilometers. magnetometers will measure how these oceans move. juice will map materials on the moon surfaces in detail and take photographs. it will spend most of its time in orbit around ganymede, a rare moon that has its own magnetic field services. so that shows the real mission of you to find habitability is not in life. that means the conditions for the life. but that would be a huge step. the pioneering mission is due to end in july 2035. by then juice will be withered by jupiter's harsh radiation and crash into ganymede mission accomplished colon baker al jazeera. i got you on there, at least the whole robin in the heart of our stories depends probably mississippi because she

venus will give it a push in august 2025. before it again passes earth in 20262029. it'll then travel at top speed toward jupiter. that'll catch it in 2031. it will have 4 years to find and measure the oceans. our use domain, caesar reader, low frequency reader. debtor as a default will song analysis of the sub surface auger d icy moons. so we look her into the mysteries of the soft surface because we can penetrate her for about an kilometers. magnetometers will measure how these oceans move. juice will map materials on the moon surfaces in detail and take photographs . it will spend most of its time in orbit around ganymede, a rare moon that has its own magnetic field chassis, so to la care to, to chose the real mission of jesus. let bind habitability have, he does not mean life, it means the conditions for the parents of life. but that would be a huge step. the pioneering mission is due to end in july 2035. by then juice will be withered by jupiter's harsh radiation, and crash into ganymede mission accomplished colon baker al jazeera. ah zer 0. these are the top stories. the french constitutional council has gi

venus will give it a push in august 2025. before it again passes earth in 20262029. it will then travel at top speed toward jupiter. that'll catch it in 2031. it will have 4 years to find and measure the oceans, are used to maintain the reader frequency reader data as a default with so and get knowledge of the subset of face of the d i. c moon's. so we look into the mysteries of the self serve face because we can penetrate for about 9 kilometers. magnetometers will measure how these oceans move. juice will map materials on the moon surfaces in detail and take photographs. it will spend most of its time in orbit around ganymede, a rare moon that has its own magnetic field.

venus will give it a push in august 2025. before it again passes earth in 20262029. it will then travel at top speed toward jupiter. that'll catch it in 2031. it will have 4 years to find in measure the oceans are used to main caesar. reader, it all frequency reader data as a default with so and get knowledge of the subset of face of the d i. c. moons. so we look into the mysteries of the self serve face because we can penetrate for about 9 kilometers. magnetometers will measure how these oceans move juice will map materials on the moon surfaces in detail and take photographs. it will spend most of its time in orbit around ganymede, a rare moon that has its own magnetic field services. so to le k, to, to chose the real mission that used to let find habitability does not mean life. it means the conditions for the appearance of life. but that would be a huge step. the pioneering mission is to the end in july 2035. by then juice will be withered by jupiter's harsh radiation and crash into ganymede. mission accomplished colon baker al jazeera, australia's north west coast has been hit by the most powerful tropical stor

venus will give it a push in august 2025. before it again passes earth in 20262029. it will then travel at top speed toward jupiter. that'll catch it in 2031. it will have 4 years to find and measure the oceans. our instruments is a reader, low frequency reader data as a default usanga analysis of the soft surface. all good d i. c moons. so we look her into the mysteries of the soft surface because we can penetrate her for about an kilometers. magnetometers will measure how these oceans move juice will map materials on the moon surfaces in detail and take photographs. it will spend most of its time in orbit around ganymede, a rare moon that has its own magnetic field. cassandra la cater to joes. the real mission of juice is left behind habitability. this does not mean life, it means the conditions for the appearance of life. but that would be a huge step. the pioneering mission is due to end in july 2035. by then, juice will be withered by jupiter's harsh radiation and crash into ganymede mission accomplished colin baker al jazeera. let's get more now with amy lynn thompson, a science journalist at space dot com in

to slingshot us out into the solar system members of the flyby of venus in that sequence and so for planetary flybys to consult to jupiterchtime. when he gets there in eight years' time, we _ lunchtime. when he gets there in eight years' time, we have i lunchtime. when he gets there in eight years' time, we have to i lunchtime. when he gets there in l eight years' time, we have to wait, but when we get there, it will look below the ice and how quickly with the pictures come back? {litter below the ice and how quickly with the pictures come back? over looking at is the three — the pictures come back? over looking at is the three moons _ the pictures come back? over looking at is the three moons of— the pictures come back? over looking at is the three moons ofjupiter, i at is the three moons ofjupiter, the evidence to hundred moons there just a few kilometres but the biggest ones are almost planet sized and at the end of the mission, will go to orbit around and crashing in the surface of the very end. these moons because the planets anywhere else in the solar system and so, they have ice on the surface but the tides ofjupi