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But the mission could help with any future threats. the reason we are doing this is in case we ever discover an asteroid actually headed towards earth. we want to know we can use technique to change its orbit so it does not impact earth. the spacecraft has a 7 million mile journey ahead and should reach the asteroid next autumn. and lift off. and, finally, the year ended with a spectacular launch as the james webb space telescope blasted off. the start of the most ambitious astronomy mission eve...

It is an experience of a lifetime. billionairejeff bezos also launched his tourist rocket, new shepherd, and, on board, heading to the final frontier, the star trek actor william shatner. at 90, he became the oldest person to reach space. the most profound experience. i am so filled with emotion about what just happened. it is extraordinary. these flights are opening a new era in space tourism, but with hefty price tags, for now, they remain the preserve of the super—rich. in november, nasa em...

From missions to mars, to a new era in space tourism, and a plan to knock an asteroid off course, the frontiers kept being pushed back. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle takes a look back at some of the biggest stories. in 2021, the red planet was the destination for a trio of missions, starting with the united arab emirates making history by becoming the first arab nation to put a spacecraft into orbit around mars. it is like a weight of seven years has been lifted from my shoulders on arrivin...

Of days. what i mean is theyre doing it for real. tonight nasa is going to use a rocket to launch a spacecraft into space that has one goal. theyre going smash the spacecraft into an asteroid at 15,000 miles an hour. the idea is to try to see by smashing this spacecraft into it, they can knock the asteroid off its course just a little bit, just in case some asteroid in the future like the one in "armageddon" really does end up on a collision course with earth. this is their proposed test method ...

These teenagers spoke to us anonymously. teachers, they dont. .. they are totally not telling you about lgbtq. they are ignoring. how does that make you feel? sad. because its not fair for me. im not happy about it, because i am lgbtq, and i want to learn more about it. a protest outside parliament in warsaw against a campaign to try and ban pride parades. tensions on this issue have not gone away. shared eu money is one thing, shared values another. jessica parker, bbc news, in poland. its the ...

And the reason i bring it up tonight is because tonight armageddon is happening. and again, i do not mean the end of days. what i mean is theyre doing it for real. tonight nasa is going to use a rocket to launch a spacecraft into space that has one goal. theyre going smash the spacecraft into an asteroid at 15,000 miles an hour. the idea is to try to see by smashing this spacecraft into it, they can knock the asteroid off its course just a little bit, just in case some asteroid in the future lik...

That it did? the fact that many of us know from a place of intellectual honesty to borrow marks phrase that that is not true and that that may be very much in doubt is demonstrative of the fact that we cannot rest on the notion that the justice system worked this time. and the last thing i want to say on that point is lets not conflate the notion of justice versus accountability. unfortunately, because ahmaud arbery is no longer with us, the notion of true justice is out of tr reach. but today t...

15,000 miles an hour. the idea is to try to see if by smashing the spacecraft into it they can knock the asteroid into its course, just a little bit. just in case some asteroid in the future, like the one unarmed, getting really does and up on a collision course with her. this is their proposed test method for knocking the asteroid off course. the mission is called the double asteroid redirection test, dart,. and the rocket they are setting it up and is not full of handsome swerve oil rig worker...

All? >> no. because what he did was he committed a felony by chasing down a man who was simply going for a jog. and by doing so, he committed aggravated assault and that ultimately led to the death of an innocent person. and im not surprised at all. again, a necessary verdict. aristotle defined justice is like cases being treated alike. lets start seeing more of that in the criminal justice system where everyone regardless of the color of their skin is treated in the same sway. this a good step ...