here is vesta before they impact and vesta after the impact. sprayed a tremendous number of rocks into space and some of those rocks went on their own independent orbits around the sun. some of them made their way to the part of the solar system where you spend most of your time. if they did and got pulled into the atmosphere by our planet's gravity they could burn up and as you know when you're out on a nice start night and lucky enough to see a meteor is that something from outer space burning in our atmosphere? if you have seen that you may actually have seen a piece of vesta from the impact burning up in the atmosphere. when i say that i'm not just being poetic or clever, but i am poetical and clever. i am being serious because we know from the dawn mission that 6%, think of this, one in every 60 meteorites seem to fall from earth came from that one impact of vesta at billion years ago. maybe you know we have meteorites from mars. maybe you also know we have meteorites from the moon but we have far, far, far more meteorites from vesta than

don is actually farther from vesta than the earth is from the sun. again, this is cool, it's a reminder that this is an interplanetary spaceship. we go to distant bodies in orbit them that we can travel from their huge distances to go elsewhere to explore. since i mentioned earth we can zoom in and see where earth is today and that's where it is right now. those that came here drove in through the guard facility, parked up. and were here right now. unfortunately i can see that gentleman back there you left your lights on. you might want to go take care that. so that's the overview of the true deck trajectory. when you look at a picture it's flat and static. it's easy to forget the solar is in motion. i think of it as the solar system with a big, beautiful complex choreography. choreography. let's look at an animation of what's going on. i want to get oriented first so as the animation progresses you can follow it. so the standard view, the sun is in the center, blue is the orbit of earth, red is the orbit of mars, this is the orbit of vesta and this

vesta. vesta. more beetle puree? no! but thank you. it was wonderful, except for the taste. ( chuckling ): oh, the life of an archaeologist. do you ever regret not staying an archeology teacher and living the comfortable indoor life? well... i mean, no life is ever perfect, sabrina. every choice you make you have your good parts and your bad parts. beetle husk. bad part. ng up magic was bad but then i got you. of course i'm risking malaria but it was a lovely sunset but i still have to choose between harvey and dash. mm. you know what i'd do? i would make a list of pros and cons for each guy, right? then i'd throw it away and follow my heart. i missed you. i missed you, too, honey. so... any other questions you have that only a mother can answer? yeah. how do i get off this mountain? bye, honey. see you soon. bye. see you soon. you know... you might want to call my aunts to tell them i might be a little late. now why are you crying? my mom went to a doctor for allergy treatments. she's going to take the needle just for me. i'm sorry yo

keep an eye on vestas. and then credit agricole as well come up 4.6%.t has doubled from one year earlier as it booked ganins from a reorganization and bond trading in conversion. also, a number of u.s. and european banks have pledged a stable arising dividend for next year. guy: european markets are open and it will be an interesting trading day tomorrow. let's get back to steven saywell, the head of fx strategy at bnp paribas. we are going to talk a lot about risk on and risk off, these macro moves. i find it hard to believe it is actually going to be that simple. we have already discussed the equity markets, the fact that there will be the potential for buybacks. equities are going to be a much more nuanced story. who is going to be setting the pace? where is that lead going to be coming from? >> that is a good question. from our perspective, we think the overall risk theme is going to drive things. we think equities are going to be the driver. it could be we saw the response yesterday. if that is the big move we had, if we are going to see the status

currently in orbit, it was orbiting the asteroid vesta, and ceres, used as the first demonstration of an ion propulsion system. >> so what is your role in this project, hannah? >> everything that happens on board the spacecraft is determined by a software command. something on this flight computer says, now it's time to start slowing down. slow down by this much. this is how much ions we're going to be shooting out at any given time. when do we talk to earth? when do we receive things from earth? all of that is controlled by software. i'll be designing the system that commands the spacecraft and communicates within it. >> you're really more a computer person, then. >> yes. >> and that's your -- >> i'm a computer scientist. >> so you've got, who takes care of the physics to decide what needs to be done and then you program it? how does that work? >> we have a team scattered throughout the country. this is sort of the same as you would design any big nasa mission. we have to have all of the analysis and trajectory design team. they're the same folks that did the design for the messenger

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