october activists, submitted a petition to the international criminal court to hold brazilian president james bolton, auto criminally, responsible for the quote ruthless assault on the amazon, that included deforestation and ongoing crimes against humanity. do you agree with that petition? yes, unfortunately, i agree. the fact is that our president doesn't see any value in the forest in the people of the forest are in nature itself that this administration is skeptical off science is his capital of climate change. so they're supporting policies that actually trapped life threat forests throughout. and usually people threats our economy not only in the local and the national level, but also internationally because of brazil is a key country. interior was off climate change but also. busy in terms of protecting co serving freshwater and bio diversity. so all these positions the species and ah, decisions from mobile. so model really back to life and in the global level. and they just, he deserves to be judged by that. most an hours been called a quote, the amazon's worst enemy, by environmental

it was a james. and he, i don't think his contributions will ever be fully appreciate the styles of the space race. of course, with the asking the american public records. he followed every detail that i feel amorous lifestyles. but the glare of the media spotlight of an obscure the dangers of traveling in the space and the crucial partnership between the men who built the seats and the ones he wore them asked, you know, if jim lovell is better than anybody was, it was like to trust the crew systems team with his life, or what he shows me around next, submission of artifacts from his 3 flights into space. he tells me how he and his crew bought his most famous missions. apollo 13 back on the brink of disaster of lawn. thanks in part to the ingenuity of the nasa engineers on the ground, one of our big graces was the fact that ah, of their 3 people had to live in the lunar module. because the command module was dead in the lunar module, environmental system had only a couple of canisters to remove the c

james would browse with the games, opening goal. hurricane would then equalize from the spot, the spurs south, hampton. we're down to 10 men by this stage, but just about held on for a point. talk, know they did have 2 goals. disallowed, though this effort coming up rolled out for a fowl on the golgi. fresh doubts as to whether not a joke of its will defend his australian open cycle next month. the world number one has withdrawn from service atp cup seem that event begins in sidney on saturday . joke of it yet. so probably talk about is covered 19 vaccination status. and only places we're vaccinated or have a medical exemption will be allowed to compete at the australian open or rainy women's champion. no mere sucka is on trying to defend her title. the 24 year old already out there practicing on the courts at melbourne park. she hasn't played top level tennis since september after taking a break to focus on her mental health. okay, most bought from in a couple of hours, but that is how we are looking for apps. ok, thanks very much. and he, and of course you happy what to be out there a

games last week where you know, their star players in k d as well as carrier being and, and, and, and james hardon all were in health safety protocols i think there is concern, but it's difficult when you have these major odd dollars tie to regional sports networks, as well as with national games and you have to deliver on those promises. i think the n b is concerned, i think it's a slippery slope and i think that ah, more can be done. but the question is, what you mentioned in the said way about how much less time players have to quarantine before they can report back to the teams. they're hoping that that can kind of salvage, ah, you know, tickets and more his allotted, stay between tickets, television contracts and advertising, the more difficult position of b r a will leave it there for now. brandon robinson. thank you so much for your time. thank you for having me. fame, national football league coach and broadcaster john madden has died at the age of $85.00 man and laddie than the oakland raiders to their 1st super bowl victory over the minnesota vikings in 1977. he coach the team fro

s. jame and new york solar element. little theoretical where that'll be the sound of my young boom. initially, alistair, maria, let the nice that tell me the money was owed all the costs for bad manette. i'm not up to jonathan, be almost the most amenable in the i guess i didn't tell you what was the most that was built in income and i'm only was the give for our minimum. you know that give me one and i'll put it a little bit more. i love the phone and my food i don't have and i supposed to have them in the home then and how many of them come on come on. i know, you know, i mean if you can model, i'm not going to, oh, here, the minimum shall thought. well, let me, you know, how new optimize the the haitians, enough millions of what the opening, what the spinner with him. and i hope this is a healthy you know, and had things could i don't have what i thought, how little upon the middle of the show and a do not let me use the session aluminum nicky and, and let us them at houses in a method not a day and i should be a man

yeah, it's just, it's what you know, james might of everyone in that dresser room is good. you know, that's not good enough performance. we all know that we need to put some pride package, the badge and, and, and make sure we come away from this tool which is something that is as simple as i well, england's a 68 all ounce is the lowest total in australia for more than a 100 years, it's been a decade since the last one, a test i with that i was in sydney on their way to winning the ashes in 2011 and england have lost 9 matches in 2021. the highest number of defeats in a calendar year. been talking to forming about a month, kind of sorry about what went wrong for the tourists. but i think england have made some selection errors and also decisions, you know, on the feel of your new brisbin. they should have both fuss sure. brought you to play in the 1st test much, you know? wristband and you know, i think, you know, e c, b, for bravo ties. why will cricket a red bull and they're in danger. you know, killing the goose that laid english in english crickets, golden egg, which is

james said his satellites had to close encounters with its space station earlier this year. now the claims have not been verified with beijing has complained to the u. n. space agency. users of the way boat messaging platform have labeled space ex satellites as a space junk. and they're threatening to boycott tesla with nearly $30000.00 objects believe to be orbiting the planet. scientists have urged governments to share data to reduce the risk of collisions. and companies in chile are turning plastic into products that have the same look and qualities as would the recycling method is so advanced that it even uses types of plastic that don't usually get reused or latin america editor lucy newman reports from santiago. i need to fight finally gave up her job as an executive secretary to become what she calls a transformer. making these mountains of plastic waste disappear is impossible. but at this small factory on the outskirts of santiago, far fan and her partners transform it into wood, except that it only looks like it or the are. but i've also miter recyclable plastic is

it's just, it's all you know, james, might of everyone in that dresser room is good. you know, that's not good enough performance. we all know that we need to put some pride package, the badge and, and, and make sure we come away from this talk with, with something. now this is as simple as i can really add any more. while england's 68 all out to the lowest title in australia for a 117 years, it's been a decade now. since the last one, a test over there that was in sydney in 2011. and england of last 9 test matches in 2021. their highest number of defeats in a calendar year. well, we've been talking to former england ball monte panel, so about what went wrong for the tourists? well, i think england have made some selection errors and also decisions. you know, on the few of your new brisbin they should have both for us sure. brought you to play in the 1st test, much in a wristband and you know, i think, you know, e, c, b, for bravo ties, white will cricket a red bull. and they're in danger. you know, killing the goose that laid english in english crickets, golden egg,

and the james web space telescope can tell us what our ancestors were. what are these building blocks that were formed 1st, and lead to the production of heavy elements that we are made off? so in awaits our origins that we are uncovering. and it's worth every penny to figure out where we came from. and it's of the, the task of it will be in an all bits, which is not the same one as ha, but he's going to be behind the earth in l 2, which is about 1500000000 kilometers from the earth. which means that if there is any glitch, that is absolutely no way you would be able to send any rescue mission mission that what's the rational, what's the rationale behind this particular think put in it on l. 2? when you know this is one of the most expansive a telescopes created by, designed by the, by that, by that nice and other groups. and then there is no rescue mission. well, to be honest, even if it was closer to us at the moment, there's no rescue mission. when that was helpful. there was a space shuttle for operational and that was what went in to get those servi

that would be very difficult. basketball now and james harden much his seasons, best scoring effort with 39 points. as the brooklyn nets be the eli clippers in the ambia both teams, they were pretty, pretty depleted. a combined 15 players were missing from either side to, to cope with 19 health and safety protocols as well as injuries. in the end, the next run out comfortable a 1241 away winners. and they said it's hot of the easton in the eastern conference ahead of the chicago. that is what your sport from me for now, i'll have more for you and a bit late to follow a gem. i thank you very much and we will see you later and i will be back at 1300 g m t for another news hour on al jazeera. do stay with us, so come on santa maria is with you next. with more all these things to watch ah ah and frank assessments, this gracious, continue to weaken luca shan club, even though perhaps he believes in the beginning that they will expect for her informed opinions. i think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from their young people. that is one of the most helpful things to come out

so probably the hollow space that is without live the, the james webb. but both would work in coordination and that well will be a fantastic opportunity for science because there won't continue to cover the whole spectrum of the weight and for $25.00 microns or so. are they the it is going to look deeper into space towards the edge of time, but at the same time, which will, it will take opportunity to look into our own solar system and look for building blocks of life somewhere in this massive expanse of the universe this, this looks like a mammoth task never undertaken before by humanity. right, so this telescope, they will be able, for example, to look at the atmospheres of planets as they transit their stars. they passing front of the star and the some of the light from the star would pass through their atmosphere and we can diagnose that light. then they figure out if there is any fingerprint of molecules that we recognize such as c o 2 ah, water h 2. 0 and the method is c h 4. and. ringback by that perhaps find evidence for molecules that are indica

the b james w. the telescope comes to me to fill a gap in the what we call the electromagnetic spectrum. they hubble space telescope piece of serving the baseball part of the spectrum on a little bit of the near infrared. and then the james w is one to offset from the nearing progress to the middle infrared, which is important when the, which is neglect, seem absurd before when not to these level. and then of course, we have the herschel, the casual observatory that was working a few years ago, or sort of in the fighting progress, which is also very interesting. it was a very successful telescope. also like rush point in the lug around 2 point with a middle 3 and a half meters. it was quite a big telescope, almost does because these one. but yes, it is very important to serve in this part of the, of the spectrum to locate, as you said, the very, the very 1st stars that emerge from the dark gauge of the universe, a few 100000000 years after the big bang. we have the stars emerging on the 1st kind of

all james hart returned to actually put out the christmas gift for the brooklyn. it would superstar james hardy returning after spending 2 weeks and covered 19 health and safety protocols. the los angeles lakers struggled to contain harden the porch for horn, and we're not even 3 minutes into the clerk. he finished with $36.00 plus 10 rebounds and 10 assist. as the nits opened up a 20 point late hitting into the final quarter. oh i the lake is called the way back him no surprise to live to come back. oh, he followed that with an assist the square the game with 45 seconds remaining but that's where the scoring ended for the lakers. brooklyn closed out the contest by 7. i knew street is not something that men or was won, but nobody for sorry, for you know, was all sure for our record, nobody's multiple. sorry for guys out everybody. there buyers, garzo top spot in the western conference was on the line when phoenix hosted golden state warriors had 7 players missing through covered 19 an injury, but they had stiff. how are you, hiring the sport? the embassies all tim

the while celebrations are under way following the successful launch of the james web space telescope. it'll still be a nail biting 30 days before it reaches its orbit. now on its way to its orbit at a location known as lagrano point to some one and a half 1000000 kilometers from earth, weathers on course to redefine astronomy and begin to unfold the mysteries of our universe. monroe ended up a little al jazeera peru, french kiana. ah, there at lisa hill, rama, reminder of all top stories, south african nobel peace prize. when a desmond to, to has died to the age of 90. he was appointed the 1st black college bishop of cape town and became known it's vocal opposition to the countries apartheid system. human rights groups are accusing me of miles military of committing a massacre. the child remains of 38 people have been found and can state the save the children. charity says target staff are missing in the area. penny chang has more from bangkok in neighboring thailand. it seems that the military is pushing into these areas which over the last 6 months, have seen a lot of people fleein

following the successful launch of the james web space telescope. it'll still be a nail biting 30 days before it reaches its orbit. now on its way to its orbit at a location known as lagrange point to some one and a half 1000000 kilometers from earth. wet is on course to redefine astronomy and begin to unfold the mysteries of our universe. manuel, rap, hello al jazeera, carew, french, guiana. ah jojo 0 me said hill robin, a reminder of our top story, south african nobel peace prize when a desmond to to has died at the age of 90. he was appointed the 1st black archbishop of cape town and became known for his vocal opposition to the countries apartheid system. human rights groups are accusing mir miles military of committing and.

and while celebrations are underway, following the successful launch of the james web space telescope, it'll still be a nail biting 30 days before it reaches its orbit. now on its way to its orbit at a location known as lagrange point to some one and a half 1000000 kilometers from earth. web is on course to redefine astronomy and begin to unfold the mysteries of our universe. manuel rap, hello al jazeera carew. french guiana. greece is bound to restore a grand entrance to the acropolis in athens, but that's causing controversy. among some archaeologists, john strapless explains to enter the acropolis in athens, visitors zigzag up this ramp built in the 1950s. greece as it is now, going to give them the experience athenians enjoyed 25 centuries ago when they came to worship their patron goddess athena. a grand staircase, 25 meters wide envisioned as part of the gateway to the acropolis and reimagined by artists for centuries. the peloponnesian war between athens and sputter interrupted its completion. but the men in charge of restoration on the acropolis as rebuilding, it would be a ce

but we're actually focusing on the infrared with james web . so that lets us see different types of features that we couldn't necessarily resolve with hubble before. and we're going to be able to see back in time, so to speak even further. all the way back to about 13600000000 years into the history. the universe, which is a huge deal, because we think the universe is only 13800000000 years old. so this gives us a chance to see the universe right after it was forming those really early stages. now most of the wealth lighthouse is now managed by robots, computers in fin, hardly any by people. the job of a line housekeeper is a dying profession. in south africa, just fix remain family miller. i met one of them in cape columbine, 45 lighthouse as a dotted around south africa coastline. and for passing ships and fishermen, they offer a vital beacon for navigation. this lighthouse had cape columbine on the west coast was built in the 19 cities. it's one of just 6 still manned by a keeper. it's the 1st landmark of the southern african coast, seen by

the james web telescope will help humans better understand the formation of stars and galaxies that are over 13000000000 years old mania rapids report from the launch site in coral entrench ganna. jeff thought it's the space mission 25 years in the make. ah, the launch of the genes web space telescope, the largest and most powerful space observatory ever build, is one for the history books. as successor to the celebrated hubble mission, scientists say the technology board, the spacecraft, promises answers to questions. we haven't even thought yet of asking in my dreams, and my hopes are seeing signatures in monetary atmospheres away from our solar system that could hand to the presence of life will be one of the most important discoveries ever using an enormous gold plated mirror. 6 and a half meters across and instruments that operate in the infrared spectrum. the web telescope seeks to lift the veil on cosmic realms that in the past were too distant or too cold for any previous telescope to detect. web is a marvel of human ingenuity made possible through the dedicated efforts of thous

but we're actually focusing on the infrared with james web . so that lets us see different types of features that we couldn't necessarily resolve with hobble before. and we're going to be able to see back in time, so to speak, even further, all the way back to about 13600000000 years into the history, the universe, which is a huge deal because we think it would be universe is only 13800000000 years old. so this gives us a chance to see the university right after it was forming those really early stages . yeah, i mean it's absolutely mind blowing. so as well as you know, looking further into the beginning of time, it's also going to be looking at some of our nearest neighbors i believe, or x or planets. right, and this is something that wasn't even thought of when james webb was being developed because it was actually proposed before we had discovered any extra floor plan. it's plans beyond our solar system. and so it's really amazing to see how far the science has come in the 20 plus years that it's taken to actually design. and finally launch

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the james web telescope will help humans . you better understand stars and galaxies, while those are the headlines on algae 0. do stay with us inside story is coming up . next. thank you for watching. ah and attempts to rival china's belts and rude initiative, e u, and veils a major google infrastructure plan. the goal to invest in developing countries and boost trade links with the rest of the world. but why the interest now? and can the book competes with a jing? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how am i heading? has been described as a roadmap for major investments and infrastructure world wise, the european union's global gateway strategy as seen as a challenge to china's belt and broads initiative. the plan to raise $340000000000.00 to finance infrastructure it before his own transports health education and digital and climate projects. in asia, africa, the middle east and latin america, they, you as china's biggest trading partner in the projects would allow it to promote sits geopolitical i

that web we belonged by i and well, celebrations are under way following the successful launch of the james web space telescope. it'll still be a nail biting 30 days before it reaches its orbit. now on its way to its orbit at a location known as lagrano point to some one and a half 1000000 kilometers from earth, web is on course to redefine astronomy. and begin to unfold the mysteries of our universe. manuel, rap, hello al jazeera, carew, french, guiana. ah . hello. again, almond has withdrawn him in dot harvard. the headlines on al jazeera security forces, and saddam have fire tear gas had protested in the capital cartoon. tens of thousands .

and most powerful space telescope ever built has been launched from south america. scientists are the james web telescopes, and help humans better understand stars and galaxies that are more than 13000000000 years old. well, those are the headlines on al jazeera witness pandemic 19 is next. americans are increasingly saying authoritarianism might not be so bad. there were several steps along the way where the chain of command, if you like, try to cover what your take on why they've gotten so long. that to me is political malpractice, the bottom line on us politics and policies and the impact on the world on al jazeera ah ah, serving k i m e, pulmonary and critical care physician. i was born and raised in new york city, in a lifeline. have a yankee, an i'm currently on the long stretch of work in the i to you or i week straight in and happen coincided with the emergence of krona virus, your boston. and it's something that i think raises a lot of uncertainty and fear amongst people who are practicing because we just there are so many i don't, we don't know how bad it's going to be. i it's mar

following the successful launch of the james web space telescope. it'll still be a nail biting 30 days before it reaches its orbit. now on its way to its orbit at a location known as lagrano point to some one and a half 1000000 kilometers from earth. what is on course to redefine astronomy and begin to unfold the mysteries of our universe. manuel did up a little al jazeera peru, french guiana. now, migraines, talk of the mexican border have had to spend christmas, still hoping for a better life in the united states, though, seeking asylum, remain in mexico. after president joe biden revived a controversial policy from the previous administration and forces refugees to wait in mexico while their applications are processed and immigration cold. enough to feel for joe biden reversed the policies he initially had in mind and decided to backtrack. well now he supports basically the same policies as donald trump. i immigrated because i believed in his promises. i'm a man who has lived in the united states and i have drone american children. so i thought i

james, where begins are void back to the birth of the universe. and the largest and most powerful space telescope ever built has launched from south america. scientists hope that james web telescope will help humans better on the stand stars and galaxies that are more than 13000000000 years old. final destination is one and a half 1000000 kilometers away, and will also investigate potential for life in our, my galaxies, which is what we all want to know. all hell, the lockdown is the program coming up next. m each and every one of us at the border responsible in to change our person with . we could do this experiment and if by diversity could increase just a little bit that wouldn't be worth doing. had any idea that it would become a magnet who is incredibly rare species. they are asking for women to get 50 percent representation in constituent assembly here and getting these people begun to collect the signature, the same, the re saying this is extremely important service that they provide to the city or we need to take america to try to bring pe

ah, the launch of the james web space telescope, the largest and most powerful space observatory ever built, is one for the history books. ah, as a successor to the celebrated hubble mission, scientists say the technology aboard the spacecraft, promises answers to questions. we haven't even thought yet of asking in my dreams and my hopes i see eng signatures in monetary atmospheres away from our solar system that could hand to the presence of life will be one of the most important discoveries ever using an enormous gold plated mirror. 6 and a half meters across and instruments that operate in the infrared spectrum. the web telescope seeks to lift the veil on cosmic realms that in the past were too distant or too cold for any previous telescope to detect. web is a marvel of human ingenuity made possible through the dedicated efforts of thousands of scientists and engineers, and the close partnerships between more than a dozen countries. the politics, of course, are always there, but there's a scientist which, you know, sense try to rise above that and say what, what can we achieve toge

so let zoom in for a closer look at the james web telescope. this is the largest and most powerful telescope ever built, and it's traveling some distance. it's final destination being one and a half 1000000 kilometers away. it's going that to stay cool at minus $233.00 degrees celsius. it's the optimum temperature for the telescope to use in fred to view the universe. that's wavelengths that we feel as heat a look into the universe is a look back in time. its mission is to be the very fast stars and galaxies that emerged after the big bang more than 30 and a half 1000000000 years ago. it also investigate the potential for life and on that galaxies, which is of course, the key question. monte rappa reports now from the launch site and crew, french ganna. death taught it's the space mission 25 years in the making. ah, the launch of the james web space telescope, the largest and most powerful space observatory ever build, is one for the history books. as successor to the celebrated hubble mission, scientists say the technology board, the spacecraf

james, where begins are void, back to the birth of the universe. the largest and most powerful space telescope have a bill, has launched from south america, signed his hope. the james web telescope will help humans better understand stars and galaxies that are more than 13000000000 years old. it's final destination is one and a half 1000000 kilometers away. performance is nominal. have a report on that story in the news hour in 25 minutes time. i'll see then ah, my name is paula palazzios and i'm on a journey research in my groups. it's become clear to me that a number of spaniards can trace their unit. the maurice goes, these were muslims. when 15 o 2 were told to convert to christianity or face expulsion. a few stayed and remained under the radar by changing their certain names to nondescript names that would not attract attention. to days, madrid has many close to its muslim past. my mother's name kasanya means that type of tree. good. these be a maurice, gus, cover name. i love it here. is that i have it on there for them. i up that i lobby of

james webb begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe. scientists hope b james web telescope will help humans better understand stars and galaxies that are over 13000000000 years old. and it's traveling some distance. it's final destination is one and a half 1000000 kilometers away. vehicle performance is nominal. all the headlines this, our algae 0 world in such a my roots, if next ah me yes. ah ah, spain, it's my country and my home. there is so much to love here. the people landscape, year round, sunshine, culture and heritage. spanish people love to tell you who they are and where they come from. and i am no exception. my family's hometown shabby. he sunday's done with the the ring in coax. i know that centuries ago these was part of muslim space. a hurried it's long gone, but not forgotten. ah . like many spaniards, i learned about the conscious muslim heritage at school. one day does seem printed on my mind. 711. ah! that's the opening chapter of roseland spain, a long journey that ended in 1492 with the fall of the 4th r up kingdom ranada in the south. ah valencia to the no

james, where begins are void back to the birth of the universe. while the largest and most powerful space telescope has a built, has launched from south america assigned his hope, james webb, telescope will help humans, better understand stars and galaxies. but more than 13000000000 years old. glistening post is coming up next. ah ah, hello, i'm richard ginsberg and you're at the listening post. we're breaking format this week with a special program on palestine and israel. the violence that spiraled through the month of may the dispossession of palestinians from jerusalem. the blood that was shed at the alex a mosque, the renewed, brutal onslaught on gaza. and the stories of resistance all sounded uncomfortably familiar. but for a change, it seemed like the world was listening. watching this program is about who they're listening to. young palestinians asserting themselves on line and penetrating the mainstream media by documenting their realities, human rights organizations. finally, seeing legacy media outlets adopting the kind of language term

it's also james. what telescope will help human better understand stars and galaxies that are over 13000000000 years old gum us truth and reconciliation commission has called for a former president, john a face trial for human rights abuses based this investigation on hundreds of testimonies from people spanning decades of violence, alexander, alerts reports a 3 year long investigation in the gambia has recommended former president. yeah. john may be put on trial for murder, torture and sexual violence. yeah. johnny, this responsibility for the killing, for both my more money on moment to me, where the former president seized power in 1994 and for 22 years over. so a regime that has been accused of committing hundreds of human rights abuses in 2017 sharma was forced into exile and equitorial guinea after losing an election to adama barrow under president barrow. the gambia as government set up the truth reconciliation and reparations commissioned to prob allegations of jeremy your abuses. the panel he

james, where begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe. scientists helped james web telescope to help humans better understand stars and galaxies that are over 13000000000 years old. manuel rap low has more from the long side and french guiana. mission control here in french piano has relinquished their control to mission specialists in the united states in the state of maryland who are now in fully in charge of the spacecraft of the james web space telescope on its way one and a half 1000000 miles away from earth is going to be a long journey, but it's been a long journey already 25 years in the making. that's 25 years worth of delays and set back. this is a launch that was supposed to take place in 2020. what was delay due to the coping? 1900 pandemic. just this month. this launch was delayed at least 3 times in part due to implement whether there was heavy rain this morning. a lot of nervousness from the, from folks who are showing up at the launch site worried that may be the rains would possibly cause another delay. another postponement in this launch, but that certainly

so some james webb telescope will help human better understand stars and galaxies that are over 13000000000 years old. the volcanic eruption on the spanish island of palma, as officially over after more than 3 months of daily explosions. declaration was made following 10 days of low level activity from the cumbria, via volcano for people and, and bob way have been killed after a bus collided with a fuel tank or not crash happen near the eastern city of missouri. in his christmas blessing, their head of the roman catholic church has urged people to talk more to each other . so francis said only dialogue to solve conflicts, whether within families or between nation it through attention to violence and syria, him and ukraine, and elsewhere. then as our, as at the top of the hour on al jazeera next is inside story, ah and attempts to rival china's belt and road initiative, the you and veils, and major global infrastructure plan. the goal to invest in developing countries and boost trade links with the rest of the world. but why the interest now and can the book competes with aging? this is insi

james, where begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe. scientist hope the james web telescope will help humans better understand stars and galaxies that are over 13000000000 years old program zeros manual rap hello was at the long side and crew in french kiana. he says the vibrations created by the lift off could be felt throughout the control room. seems like all systems are nominal here. the excitement is palpable behind us in that control room. just moments ago we could hear the sounds from those powerful rocket boosters. more than 480 metric tons of solid rocket fuel propellant just enough to blast off and send this spacecraft more than more than one and a half 1000000 kilometers away from earth. you can just really feel the vibrations here in the building. and really here, here, those sounds. but as far as we can tell, everything went off without a hitch in terms of that initial lift off. but again, this is really just the beginning. 27 minutes after lift off is the part that the rocket itself is doing its job. that powerful, heavy duty area and 5 rocket that's carrying t

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the largest telescope ever sentence is faced with customer launched from south america find to so the james web telescope will help human veterans found stars and galaxies that are over 13000000000 years old. your gaps has been fired on professors in the capsule. cartoon. thousands are back on the streets to rally against the military take over. at least one person has been injured. internet services have been cut. at least 13 people have drowned after a boat carrying migrants capsize in a g and c. it's the 3rd such disaster in greek waters and as many days bringing into combined dust all to 27 smugglers are increasingly using a dangerous route from turkey to italy to enter europe. there are avoiding patrols around the a, g, and islands. petro molnar is associate director of refugee law law at york university. she says, tragedies like these will become more frequent as immigration policy is harden. mean, these horrible tragedies really are a symptom of some of the increasingly hard line, border enforcement policies that we've been tracking and seeing all around europe and indeed the world.

the james web space telescope will help him and better understand stars and galaxies that are more than 13000000000 years old. when from base to telescope will be used to look back in time to live from the early universe to examine the creation of stuff and galaxy. those, the headlines i'm and language news continues here on elisha 0 after upfront merry christmas frank assessments this crisis continue to weaken a luca sion, even though there can you believe them the beginning that but i informed opinions like think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from the young people, that is one of the most types of things come out of this critical debate. do you think a should be facilitated? not sure. okay, it's a great. it's a really simple question. let's give tommy on chop one inside story now jazeera with an increase in hate times incendiary rhetoric and the media and public discourse around protections for transgender people becoming more hostile will examine what's behind. rising transfer will be in the united kingdom and what the future holds for the struggle for trans right

it's job that powerful, heavy duty area and 5 rocket that's carrying the james web space telescope. in that very, at the 27 minute mark that faring is going to open up and release the telescope itself. at that point, the telescope becomes independent on its way to the lagrano 2 point or l to 1500000 kilometers away from earth. this is an optimal point where the telescope it's going to have. it's back toward the sun and being and point. it's powerful light collecting sol like collecting gold plated mirrors toward the cosmos, collecting light, observing the infrared spectrum, being able to peer back into the early stages of our universe, further back than any other space telescope before it. again, this is the largest and most powerful space telescope ever built ever sent in the outer space. and many people are seeing this as a promise to rewrite the history books. communities in northern pakistan say melting life is putting their homes and livelihoods in danger. the country has more than $7000.00 of them more than anywhere in the world except the polar regions. but climate change mai

ok, so let's take a closer look at the james, where telescope. it's the world's largest and most powerful, ever built, and it's traveling some distance. it's final destination is one and a half 1000000 kilometers away. it's going to stay cool. it's the optimum temperature for the telescope to use infrared to view the universe. that's wavelengths that we feel as hate and look into the universe is look back into time . its mission is to view the very 1st stars and galaxies that emerged after the big bang more than 13 and a half 1000000000 years ago. it will also investigate the potential for life in the galaxies. for more on this story, let's bring in klaus pumps. pod and who is a web project. scientists and join sasa from baltimore close. thanks so much for being on the news. our. what did you make of the launch and just how difficult and complex is this journey? one of what a beautiful launch there was, obviously a lot of nervousness today this morning. yes, we all came in very early. it's only 8 30 in the morning here. but it was just beautiful