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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20210624:16:50:00

year. also when might we see pictures there? from - year. also when might we see pictures there? from james i year. also when might we see - pictures there? from james webb? it mi . ht take pictures there? from james webb? it might take some pictures there? from james webb? it might take some time, pictures there? from james webb? it might take some time, this might take some time, this instrument, and its launch, was going to go up into space and it will take about two weeks to unfold. it s a gorgeous golden mirror that ll unfold. astronomers around the globe will be crossing their fingers the entire two weeks at this all goes under, as well as it can be. and then it ll be appearing for a long time at these galaxies. they are incredibly far away and faint so it ll take a long time collect the light. the study that you re talking about today appearing at these galaxies for 70 hours, it takes a long time to gather this data, and they won t look like the gorgeous galaxies you see i

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20210611:00:29:00

that queen victoria or queen elizabeth was a woman and that s what she was. but i think it enriches history to know they were women and transcended their situations. i don t want to recreate language and make us all nothing. collective blobs. do we have a lot of transgender people pouring into hospital that are pregnant and saying i will have a medical crisis if you get the wrong pronouns. pronounce enrich the language and establish reality. that s what language is for. tucker: do you find it interesting they are so offended by fertility in nature and the idea that people reproduce? men and women create new life. it s like it s repulsive to them.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20210526:08:54:00

this was the view over the nation of belarus today. the yellow blobs are commercial planes on the screen there. see how you can see belarus but you can t see anything else there? the commercial planes are trying to avoid flying over we will la ruse and why you can t read the map. a military fighter jet was sent to force down a passenger plane op that that plane was a 26-year-old journalist named roman protasevich. he has been living in compile in lithuania in order to continue his reporting and the passenger plane he was on was forced down in belarus on sunday so that this is what he looked like

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20210526:01:54:15

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20210526:01:54:15
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A Buried Chunk of Alien World Could Be Behind a Weak Spot in Earth s Magnetic Field

A Buried Chunk of Alien World Could Be Behind a Weak Spot in Earth s Magnetic Field AYLIN WOODWARD, BUSINESS INSIDER Earth s suit of geomagnetic armor has a chink, and it s growing. A weak spot in our planet s magnetic field, located above the southern Atlantic Ocean, has been increasing in size over the last two centuries, and it s starting to split in two. For those of us on the ground, this isn t cause for concern: The protective field continues to shield the planet from deadly solar radiation. But the South Atlantic Anomaly, as it s appropriately named, does affect satellites and other spacecraft that pass through an area between South America and southern Africa.

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