like a viking revisit settlements in germany to see how this people lives. and talking trash street artists are bored out of old makes an environmental statement with garbage. today we kick off the show with star hunters now these are people who travel to the remote remote corners of the planet and brave all kinds of weather in search of nighttime skies and all five of the best astrophotography travelled to the australian outback northern canada and other fascinating places to uncover the myths and legends of nature and it can all be seen in a new documentary film. our inspiring images. taken from the documentary the borderless sky. cinema first in the skies above have always fascinated humans when they've inspired them to reflect on the origins of our world and our very existence and existence. band push oil is one of the five astro photographers portrayed in the movie. one of my fascination with stars began when i was a kid i think i read one of those children science books my favorite edition was the one titled the first star it had a bright nebula on its

vikings built wooden ships with the simplest of to. the viking settlement of paint at blue once numbered among the foremost in the medieval trading centers in northern europe. died sure visitors how the vikings went about their daily lives over a thousand years ago. it was a life in and with nature but had an incredibly sharp power of observation they were very well acquainted with the materials around them and knew how to use them to their advantage to build housing ships and wagons and make rope. they made a great many things that we could hardly even imagine today to be on their fourth and current. page of who lies in. northern germany. seven facts two roof wooden houses have been faithfully reconstructed. the settlement was built at the end of the show i an inlet on the baltic sea. it was a strategic location for trading precious metals weapons and pelt today it's a treasure trove of jests. behind me the eyes here of a viking age settlement in the ninth tenth and eleventh centuries the first glance it doesn't look like much because

the site gives us a unique insight into how the vikings lived. being listed as a world heritage sites would underline their importance. chicle fines indicate this was once home to a global trading power. here in haiti but we found mercury holes that came from western afghanistan's. we also found us of brass and spoke to from the white sea air. comes in so as a trading say something like the major ports of hamburg in rotterdam are today. in the gun some place where all kinds of wares are trading groups came together and dispersed again for we had. paid to build proofs that the vikings were not just warriors but also shrewd strangers and people who lived in harmony with nature. it's been nine years since the king of pop michael jackson suddenly died from an overdose of drugs and mr and by his doctor on now an exhibition in london is paying tribute to the musicians influence on the art world war on that at the top of today's express. on thursday london's national portrait gallery on baled an exhibition to commemorate the late music legend michael ja

fallen in love with the viking fans and that famous the viking top that you day i mean does it really inspire the place do you think it's your twelfth man on the page. i think well i hope so i mean i've been following this team since one thousand nine hundred seventy five could you believe it and in recent years this big movement and you know the followers of the team the players say it constantly we are. the twelfth man and the name of the fan club is the twelfth man so of course we believe it and you could hear the soonest nigeria score we stood up cheered our guys on because it when love them i think is a bit different from this you know our team is a little bit different from maybe the english team or the fans if somebody screws up we just cheer them on better luck next time come on we can that's the spirit good or just finally briefly your score prediction against group leaders creation the next day. my score production of you know critics here and yes this is a very good question again. and i just found out i have inside information i brought this with me this is the icelandic s

of this and the icelandic vikings who have their own way of inspiring their team to victory more on that now from a go down of. the brand themselves vikings and they've invaded the russian capital in full force iceland deployed almost ten percent of their population to support the team at their first world cup. in the game against the mighty argentina that ended up in a big upset for leo messi and the rest of the nation the blue shirts shouted themselves hoarse it was time when i joined them. who. was. christine and co felt right at home in a city with roughly forty times the population of the entire country the average american here is like nothing we've ever seen before it's not healthy james it's about this it's about own admission our own to do so this is why you will come to. the new of the time i've spent with iceland's chanting cool one thing is obvious qualifying from one of the groups of death doesn't faze the vikings and even if they don't win the cup they've already one everyone's hearts mukesh done of now it seems. those two teams are playing at the volgograd arena cities for

and the brand themselves vikings and they've invaded the russian capital in full force iceland deployed almost ten percent of their population to support the team at their first world cup. in the game against the mighty argentina that ended up in a big upset for leo messi and the rest of the nation the blue shirts shouted themselves hoarse it was time when i joined them. with the to the. through. was. kristen and co felt right at home in a city with roughly forty times the population of the entire country the pleasure to come here is like nothing we've ever seen before it's now down to dave's it's about this it's about own admission our own to do this is why you're so welcome to. the new the time i've spent with iceland's chanting cool one thing is obvious qualifying from one of the groups of death doesn't faze the vikings and even if they don't win the cup they've already won everyone's hearts done of doxy. and whether celebrating a stunning victory or coming to terms with a bitter defeat or glass of beer is often part of the picture by moscow on a number of other host cities demands b

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and the brand themselves vikings and they've invaded the russian capital in full force iceland deployed almost ten percent of their population to support the team at their first rule. we're not very good at rest and recuperation we always we plan for it every evening but then somehow it's four o'clock in the morning and we've all got to go home. to her after all it was the night when the world cup host pretty much qualified for the playoffs so who misses out on a posse like that. when i stood watch to talk to a football at euro twenty sixteen with their fans struck a note with their i can't chance was uneasy but that night i was allowed to tap the beats of the ritual. the the. the. who. was the. put up with eric here is like nothing we've ever seen before it's not healthy james it's about this it's about the whole atmosphere around to do this this is why you're the welcome to. the new the time i've spent with iceland's chanting cool one thing is obvious qualifying from one of the groups of death doesn't faze the vikings and even if they don't win the cup they've already one everyone's h

and the brand themselves vikings and they've invaded the russian capital in full force iceland deployed almost ten percent of their population to support the team and their first school coach. in the game against the mighty argentina that ended up in a big upset for leo messi and the rest of the nation the blue shirts shouted themselves hoarse it was time for a poor and that was when i joined them we are in the museum of kuzma nordics basically a moscow version of washington d.c. smithsonian museum and we're following a group of iceland fans who have come here to check out some of the goods moscow has to offer they wanted a quite one that night we knew a quiet day as well catch a breather somewhat recover to do just to. just try the other stuff and spectacularly failed we're not very good at rest and recuperation we always we plan for it every evening but then somehow it's four o'clock in the morning and we've all got to go home. after rule because the night when the world cup host pretty much qualified for the playoffs so who misses out on a posse like that. was. when i stood barged in

but the destinies not in their hands anymore they need iceland to lose against nigeria today the vikings meantime need just one more point to show that they leave the group stage if they beat nigeria stay with me he goes down i'll find out this but a massive turnout for those fans from iceland to. the brand themselves vikings and they've invaded the russian capital in full force iceland deployed almost ten percent of their population to support the team in their first school cause. i know. we're not very good at rest and recuperation we always we plan for it every evening but then somehow it's four o'clock in the morning and we've all got to go home. to her after rule because the night when the world cup host pretty much qualified for the playoffs so who misses out on a posse like that was. when i stood watch to talk to you for what you were twenty sixteen your fans struck a note there i shant was uneasy but that night i was allowed to tap the beats of the ritual. was. the way that it here is like nothing we've ever seen before it's not healthy james it's about this it's about the whole

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two sets of viking remains in northern germany have been declared unesco world heritage sites had to be was once the most important trading hub in northern europe it was added to the prestigious list together with defense fortifications known us be a day noveck air among the best preserved viking age sites in the world. well the first knockout game all the while cup has just ended. and yes from joins me now in the studio good to see him first game argentina this is francois it's just wrapped up it was a real classic it was a real classic it was an amazing game to say the least incredibly exciting huddle all the elements that everyone wants from a big game at the world cup plenty of gold seven in total and the best thing is if we see them coming in like i mean they were they were great after france had an early penalty was griezmann but then argentina managed to level the scores just before half time with the media and then a clever to. put them in front on forty eight minutes for france resurrected and it was quick spectacular have followed by. followed by two quick goals by nineteen

on the kolkata street was only a taken over by the icelandic vikings who have borrowed special why are inspiring their team is one offs from finding out. the brand themselves vikings and they've invaded the russian capital in full force iceland deployed almost ten percent. so of the population to support the team at the first ruled cup the was. in the game against the mighty argentina that ended up in a big upset folio messy and the rest of the nation the blue shirts shouted themselves hoarse it was time when i joined them. was it was was. it was it was. the was kristen and cody focal point at home in a city with roughly forty times the population of the entire country the place getting here is like nothing we've ever seen the fog the snow has the games it's about this it's about the own admission our own d.j.'s this is why you will come here in. the new the time i've spent with iceland's chanting cool one thing is obvious qualifying from one of the groups of death doesn't faze the vikings and even if they don't win the cup they've already won everyone's hearts just done a doxie was a

two viking sites in northern germany have been declared unesco world heritage sites headed by was once the most important trade hub in northern europe it was added to the prestigious list together with the defense fortifications known as the donna vehicle they're among the best preserved viking age science in the world. all right the soccer world cup continues to bring lots of thrills and today's first knockout game is no exception to fully listen to the lead sports joins me now for more on all the actions of problem i actually did get to watch that match up between argentina against france seven goal rollercoaster what a thrilling match that really was it was of one of those matches that you always want to see in the world cope i've had everything i have the drama that you needed out all those goals but you know what we need to do we need to take a look at those goals let's like look at this report. the blistering run from the phenomenal kilian back pay was too much for argentina to deal with marcus were hopeful pay down i'm told griezmann converted the resulting penalty i it was pays

two sets of viking remains in northern germany have been declared unesco world heritage sites had to be was once the most important trading hub in northern europe it was added to the prestigious list together with defense fortifications known as the danger back they are among the best preserved viking age sites in the world. well the first knockout game all of the world cup is over and the s. from sports joins me in the studio now and probably the first day argentina versus france it was a real classic it was and i mean even before the game started we knew it was going to be one of these big games that i was going to get super excited about and boy did it really live up to the holdout expectation before we really get into the means of things let's take a look at how it actually backed. a blistering run from the phenomenal kilian back pay was too much for argentina to deal with marcus were hopeful about pay down and well griezmann converted the resulting penalty. it was pays paris a german teammate and go di maria who equalize with this outstanding strike just before half time just af

by viking family it would be raised to plunder the english countryside. if you took a viking baby and send it to new rochelle to be raised it would grow up to be an orthodontist. what, i mean, by this is that babies are not born in the united states or western civilization, they are born into families and families are the things that primarily-- babies come with a lot of you know factory preset software and it's a wonderful book by a guy named paul bloom from yale called "just babies" where he surveys on how much software babies are born with and it's amazing. babies cry shockingly early age with an accent french babies have a french cry, russian babies have a russian cry, russian babies, english babies will be attracted to the english language and distrust of foreign language almost from birth because they have been hearing it in you to row. babies bond with the sort of ethnic facial pet of their parents and this gives to one of the clichÉs i can't stand which is children have to be taught to hate, just not true. we are born with a deep distrust of stran

you take a viking baby and send it to new rochelle it would grow up to be an orthodontist. babies are not born into western civilization. they are born into families and families are the things that primarily, the lot of factory presets. there's a wonderful book by a guy named paul bloom and filled where he surveys how much software babies are born with. amazing. babies cry should have a shockingly early age with an accent. french babies have a french cry. russian babies have a russian cry. russian babies or english-language babies will be attracted to the english language with distrust ofh a foreign language almost from birth. they've been hearing it in your row. babies have an ethnic facial type of their parents in this gets to one of these clichÉs i can't stand whichch is children have to be taught to hate. it's just not true. we are born with a deep distrust of strangers. there was an evolutionary adaptation that allowed us to have this in our genes. what we have to do is teach people not to hate and that's a great great thing the family so so much in civilization are s

if you take viking baby and sent it to new rachelle it would grow up to be an orthodontist. what i mean is babies are not born in the united states, they are born into families. families are the things that primarily, babies come with a lot of factory preset software, there's a wonderful book by paul bloom at yale called just babies where he surveys the neuroscience on how much software babies are born with and it is amazing. babies cry from a shockingly early age with an accent. french babies have a french cry, russian babies have a russian cry, russian babies, english language babies will be attracted to the english language and distrust foreign language, almost from birth from hearing it in utero, babies bond with ethnic facial type of their parents. this gets to one of these clichÉs i can't stand which children have to be taught to hate. just not true. we are born with a deep distrust of strangers, and evolutionary adaptation that allowed us to pass on our genes. darwin writes about it. what we have to do is teach people not to hate. that is one of the grading families i

against argentina to make it one one a huge rule went around the roster of arena then it was a big viking clap as we now call it and the players responded i have to say iceland pushed on and they got their just reward with that penalty after seventy five minutes and. judy obliged to convert to make it one one and then there was a frantic seventy five minutes that followed until at the end and even got that a winner to make it two one for my money croatia always the better team three wins from three i think they probably will go far in this tournament given the fact that they've arrested so many players this evening too but as a football fan i am sad today because it means that i slowly going home the reason i'm sad as you've alluded to there a country what with a population of three hundred thousand and yet they still manage to hold argentina to a one one draw in the game and put academy on the pitch in which i loved as a football fan then you've gone through a list of players you have second the jobs to to the goalkeeper is a film director apparently he directed to video for iceland's yo

goodbye to the much loved viking club. on wednesday sees a new round of crucial encounters with brazil among the teams fighting to reach the knockout stage. and other news around r t the us national security advisor is meeting russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov behind closed doors right here in moscow. a welcome to the program here at the international thanks for joining us today well story is your world. so it is day fourteen of the fifo world cup in russia but all eyes on wednesdays between brazil and serbia so here's our top pundits prediction but the thing. i love my play. i have fantastic relation with. needs is probably one of my plays that needs to go on you has to lose just match. speaking so. as the icing said you can give a difficult match for those who serve you strong he sees you go has technical as experience they have a little bit depth that's crazy and emotional side of the game that sometimes bring players in teams to the best level of their performances brazil is obviously brazil will be always brazil

one goal three one message can have one so you see leo messi these guys have a message for you the vikings are coming and we'll have more special coverage of the twenty eight hundred fifty world cup that's come later in the day but if you can't wait and so then you can head to our website dot com by the football festival continues. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race based on often scary dramatic developments only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit down and talk. quite so many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school. about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman to just kill the narrowness and spending thirty to twenty million fly a. book it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy a great so well paul chimes with. the base this minute. what politicians to do something

well iceland fans are known for their famous viking chants the match. the match taking place right now but in the morning crowds of their supporters to gather in central moscow and i think you got it done off with that. they're chanting they're jumping they're clapping these iceland fans seem to be completely unfazed by the potential might of the team they are set to face off today it's iceland versus argentina argentina versus a team that plays for a nation of roughly three hundred thousand people but which made a football sensation at the previous euro euro championship and they have a message to the argentine and fans so what do you think will happen at today's game we will win yes. what's core. we went to one we were and yes i mean when i score five nil like russia. what are you cheering today is it iceland are you argentina. i'm going to. argentina tomorrow it's germany versus mexico and before you answer next question i will warn you to be very very careful because you have three big german guys sitting right behind you what will happen tomorrow.

made a big impression at this tournament not just with their play but also with their now famous viking thunder clap and it was on show again on tuesday in the boston front on france and now back home as the gaze of sound it was used this time to mark the birthday of iceland defender citizen. in other news now europe has lashed out at the u.s. decision to leave the un human rights council after washington quit the international organization accusing it of hypocrisy and political bias the e.u. foreign affairs spokesperson said the decision may undermine the u.s. role as a country defending democracy and human rights across the world she added that the e.u. will still cooperate with washington to defend human rights whenever possible british foreign secretary boris johnson in turn dubbed america's decision regrettable. israel welcomed the u.s. move prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it a courageous decision against the hypocrisy and the lies of the so-called un human rights council analysts believe the us withdrawal is a consequence of washington's relations with israel there's also

the pilgrims brought money the vikings learnt of it and raided the monastery the monks fled taking costbut soon manes with. his wish had been not to be left behind is after the monks abandoned the island. cut down the monks felt safe. on the crag they built what's known as the white house cost that's body consecrated in one thousand nine it was demolished a brief century later by the normans following the conquest of ten sixty six they were establishing a kingdom of their own in england they would start anew with everything including the churches and it was that spirit that. gave birth to the cathedral that still stands in don. it's the most impressive norman cathedral in england but oh it's gigantic i mentioned it remains a well proportioned house of god. because the draw makes no stair impression there are a few statues on the facade striking a blind dachas of the foot of the womb a sequence of seemingly endless are countless. topped with its tiles the cathedral truly is a mighty full trysts in the saddest of calm so walter scott was among those who admired the great ties of the mic s

with their play but also with their now famous viking thunderclap and it was on display again on tuesday in the. known back home as the geyser sound it was used this time to mark of the birthday of iceland a defender ragnar sigurdsson. switching gears to other news making headlines this hour donald trump has signed an executive order preventing the separation of children from their families on the us mexico border and follows a branch of criticism of the policy which he created which has been in place since april but you'd have strong very strong borders but we're going to keep the families together i didn't like the site but the feeling of families being separated is a problem that's gone on for many years as you know through many administrations and we're working very hard every gratian it's been. this left out in the call for people who haven't dealt with it and we are dealing with it so step by step. well the u.s. president said the so-called zero tolerance prosecution policy on illegal border crossings would continue and a fact of the policy has been that children whose parents are

one team which has already made quite the impression at the world cup has been iceland and its viking fans and joining me now is the vice president of the country's national football federation could turn into said the stand thank you so much for coming on to the program to talk to us now it is iceland's first world cup is it living up to expectations. yes it's great to be here and we are really proud of our team to be here so yes it is fantastic isn't it and i guess what a start you had the the draw against the mighty argentina in your opening game it must have felt almost like a win were you surprised by the result. yes or no it's a football match as ninety minutes of levon against the lever and then everyone can win so of course i'm not surprised and i believe in my team and we have a really strong team but it was a good good game. we have to that point we've got. i mean we have been looking at the fans obviously from all over the world but the iceland fans they've been famous the viking chanting and you know they've been playing a huge support and actually one of my colleagues sai

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anticipated fans from iceland they inspired that seem to a draw with argentina with their pre-match viking war dance two million fans has been known to travel to russia on this quest behind me the party has been going on twenty four hours nonstop since the tournament started last week on the pitch we've seen everything that we love about football one day that's been delivered by the best players in the world dramatic late goals scored in the nineteenth made it all and beyond and the red card in the third minute a hat trick from right now though and a penalty missed by no other than the you know messi and of course that's also been the introduction of yet more technology into the world's favorite game. we've all got used to the goal line technology which is already given two goals in the first round of the group games but for these championships fifa have gone one step further into the world of technology and introduced via video assistant referees. so what is and how does it work well it's a tool to help referee make correct decisions so the vaccine they have based in essential video opera

against argentina to make it one one a huge rule went around the rest of arena then it was a big viking clap as we now call it and the players responded i have to say iceland pushed on and they got their just reward with that penalty after seventy five minutes and. julie obliged to convert to make it one one and then there was a frantic seventy five minutes that followed until at the end and even got the winner to make it two one for my money croatia are always the better team three wins from three i think they probably will go far in this tournament given the fact that they've arrested so many places but as a football fan i am sad today because it means that iceland are going home the reason i'm sad as you've alluded to there a country what with a population of three hundred thousand and yet they still managed to hold argentina to a one one draw in the game and put the cat among the pigeons which i loved as a football fan and then you've gone through a list of plays you have second the jobs to you to the goalkeeper is a film director apparently he directed to video for iceland's eurovi

footwork before the next game to put nicolas law straight was only a taken either by the icelandic viking save their own special way of inspiring their team as he goes down ousting finding out. the brand themselves vikings and they've invaded the russian capital in full force iceland deployed almost ten percent of the population to support the team with the first woold cup. in the game against the mighty argentina that ended up in.

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if you take a viking baby grows up to be in orthodontist. because every generation of western civilizaon is invaded by barbarians and we call them children. the place where children are born into at first is the family that symbolizes them into the culture than other institutions play that role. but with you just take it as a human species, it is a natural the natural environments are 250 of 300,000 years fighting for food lling each other with fears we were not even apex predators until fairly recently. if you take a jar of and and dump it on virgin soil, they will instantly start to behave like aunt. but if you take humans in clear them of all civilization and education implicit in their natural environment, we would not have conversations about books or podcasts we would team up into little bands of troops to defend ourselves against animals or other bands of troops that is our nature. that is the point of lord of the flies the kids are the pinnacle of western civilization from a british boarding school and almost instantly with ar in the

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pretend to be leading since their famous speech by sitting pinned in divorce with a key field to the viking room left by the superpower. on the other side of the atlantic but i would like to quickly come back to your question of trust and bring up one fact as an investor and part of the group of my profession with people having our own crystal balls looking into the future having a mortal sin the lies in corporations companies how to preserve wealth and purchasing power for decades ahead investors do not. only feel the same crisis don't know displayed a new gloom if you look at financial markets when the yields are very low equity valuations are very high so investors a happy company say investing at record levels banks who are recently aware sort of it don't know as. it is the repression turning out the center turn on equity wanted in soft assets so financial markets are doing well so i frankly think that a lot of this trust crisis is more of a political. phenomenon where politicians use record it's addressing that of the mystic using the weapon of sanctions as more than retorts i agree it

the pundits by surprise including the shock drole between iceland and you know suddenly left the vikings over the moon. on sundays expected to be spectacular as well with two of the tournament favorites germany and brazil playing the first matches also i was here has been catching up with some of the world cup's younger fans. to new rumors about like russian roulette guns on russian rockets while in america. russian spy how many people are spy.

to be a viking and if you send it into the new rachelle, it would grow up to be unorthodox. and that is because every generation western civilization is invaded by barbarians. and so, children are born into at first the family and that symbolizes them into our kind of culture. other institutions play that role. but if you just take it as the human species, and this is not our natural environment. our natural environment for 200 years to 300,000 years, fighting for food, killing each other with spears and rocks. we wanted an apex predators until fairly recently. if you take a jar of an indian dump it on virgin soil come on some alien planet, and the ants will instantly start behaving like him. he'll set up colonies, whatever ants do. if you take humans and clear them up all of our civilizational education and put them in their natural environment, we wouldn't be having conversations about books or podcasts. we would be teaming up into billions of troops, defending ourselves against animals. that is what our nature is. he had these kids are the pinnacle of civilization when yo

tuesday along with france denmark and it means iceland all routes to their fans and a much loved viking class. and the u.s. national security advisor is in moscow where he'll meet the russian president.

indeed pretend to be leading since the famous speech by sid in pin in divorce with a key feel to the viking left by the superpower on the other side of the atlantic but i would like to quickly come back to your question of trust and bring up one fact as an investor and part of the group of my professional people having our own crystal ball so looking into the future having our models and allies in corporations companies how to preserve wealth and purchasing power for decades ahead investors do not. feel the same cries is the new display a new gloom if you look at financial markets bond yields are very low equity valuations are very high so investors a happy company investing at record levels banks who are recently where sold off it don't know as. existing profession turning out the center turn on equity wanted in soft assets so financial markets are doing well so i frankly think that a lot of this trust crisis is more of a political. phenomenon where politicians use that record it's addressing that of the mistake using the weapon of sanctions as more than retorts i agree it's very serious a

if you take a baby from the vikings and send it to new rochelle it will grow up to be anrtdoist. every generation is invaded by barbarian and we call them ildren. the place where children are born into is the family and that symbolizes them into a culture. other institutions play into that role but if you just take it as a human species the c-span studios are not natural and this is not our natural about it. it's 250-3000 years with a semi- hairless age forging and fighting for food and killing each other with rocks and we weren't even apex predators until fairly recently. if you take a jar of answer and dump it on virgin soil and some alien planet or continents the ants will instantly start behaving like answer they will dig tunnels and set uponies. if you took humans and clear them of all of our civilization education and put them in their natural environment we would not be having conversations about books or podcast but we would be teaming up to little bands and troops and defending ourselves against animals and other bands and troops and that is what our actual nature is. th

for instance, viking started this quest back in 1976. looking for organimolecules. we -- curiosity continued the quest and now we have a diverse set of molecules we can now start to understand a little bit more about how this material is preserved and where else we might look to get more. this is a pretty amazing thing. you are work on mars that's very hard. people know that mars has almost no atmosphere compared to the earth. 1% of the atmospheric pressure and high radiation levels because mars is not protected the way of rth is by a activemagnetic field and we have a atmosphere work on mars. so radiation of the sun gets how far into the soil. >> it's coming from the sun that's coming from the galaxy. >> right. >> and it can extend a me and a half down. maybe a little more depends on what model you use. but there are places that it can go deeper down we may able to tap into molecules that are not disrupted by the radiation itself. and the rover is a example it will drill two meter feet this is the european space agency's km mars rover and it will have the opportuni

we will all be doing the viking clap. wasn't it brilliant? they continue to battle and a maze of. their hero. elsewhere croatia beat nigeria, var and goaline technology was needed in france's win over australia, while there was another missed penalty as peru lost to denmark, which drew savage can tell us about. a first walcott point for iceland and another magic moment for their fa ns to and another magic moment for their fans to celebrate. —— world cup. argentina have won two world cups, iceland had never played in one before. so when sergio aguero demonstrated what he usually does for manchester city, it looked like business as usual. but as england among others have discovered, it doesn't pay to underestimate iceland. scores the first goal, it is their first ever at the world cup! this looked like argentina's lifeline. messi bundled over, a clear penalty. his first big moment on this year's world cup stage, snatched away by hannes haldorsson. not the hardest penalty he'll ever have to save, but definitely the most famous. so it isn't messi and argentina who find themselves top

for instance, viking started this quest back in 1976 looking for organic molecules. we -- curiosity has continued that quest and now we have a diverse set of molecules we can now start to understand a little bit more about how this material is preserved and where else we might look to get more. >> this is an amazing thing. working on mars is hard. a lot of people know mars has almost no atmosphere -- michelle: this is an amazing thing. working on mars is hard. a lot of people know mars has almost no atmosphere. it's not proteched like earth is. so we have this lab rah tir working on mars. the radiation from the sun gets about how far down into the soil? jen: it's coming from euh sun but also the galaxy and it can extend about a meter and a half down, maybe a little more, dends on what model you use. but there are places that you can go deeper down we might be able to tap into molecules that aren't disrupted by the radiation itself. and the mars rover is an example it's going to drill two meters deep. this is the european space agency's mars rover, it will have an opp

took the pundits by surprise including the shock draw between iceland and argentina which left the vikings fans who. was. found among the other stories from the week donald trump pounds kim jong un finally have that historic summit in single pool with both leaders hailing the talks as a success. a very warm welcome i'm neki arab and you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international but first the world cup is in full swing and day four will see some highly anticipated matches with three games being played across russia. and there's still plenty to look forward to on this sunday in just under an hour costa rica face serbia in some mara and defending champions germany meets mexico in the capital or switzerland will take on five time champions brazil who will be building it who will be without using their fielding star striker neymar of course the brazilian fans showed their dedication it to the team on the flight to boston on down where the clash will take place. the. this is the tenth world cup for their rivals switzerland who have participated in the tournament since nineteen thirty fou

have made a big impression at this tournament not just with their play but also with the now famous viking thunder clap and it was on show again on tuesday in the boston formed on fun so known back home as the gazes silent it was used this time to mark the birthday of iceland defender rock that's a good sort. of the news coming up right after this break. except. you sometimes. put themselves on the line. they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be present. want to. get it right to be clear this is what. three or more people. interested always in the water. there should. welcome back to the program europe as last time to the us decision to leave the un human rights council after washington quit the international organization accusing it of hypocrisy and political bias the e.u. foreign affairs spokesperson said the decision may undermine the u.s. role as a country defending democracy and human rights across the world she added that the e.u. will still cooperate with washington to defend human rights whenever possible british foreign secretary boris johnson in turn dumped america's

took the pundits by surprise including the shocked will between iceland and argentina which left the vikings funds over the moon. and among other stories from the week donald trump and kim jong un finally had their historic summit in singapore with both leaders hailing the talks as a success. a very warm welcome you are watching the weekly here on r.t. international while the world cup is in full swing and day four we'll see some highly anticipated matches with three games being played across russia. or the match between costa rica and serbia has just kicked off in some r. and switzerland will take on five time champions brazil who will be fielding da da strike. neymar while defending champions germany meets mexico in the capital later today with the day's first class already underway crowds of fans have been gathering at me ashlie a square just down five the kremlin walls the full live pictures we're showing you from the scene right now as you can see hundreds of people from all across the globe are chanting and waving flags to show their support for their national three . comics held a fin