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in jail injailyou can use in jail you can use these cigarettes as, like, currency. preparing for prison — we speak to some of the young in hong kong, as the territory prepares to mark 25 years since its handover. hello there. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. "one of the most brazen terrorist acts in european history" — thats how ukraines president zelensky has described the russian attack on a crowded shopping centre in kremenchuk. at least 13 people h...

hello and welcome. we are going to start with breaking news from texas, where the governor has said that 42 people have been found dead inside a trailer truck. its thought they could be migrants. police are on the scene. the truck was discovered next to railroad tracks in the citys southwest side neighbourhood according to one local tv channel. mexican foreign minister marcelo ebrard said the mexican consul was en route to the site although the nationalities of those dead has not yet b...

Urlaub an der Ostsee. Aber auch innerhalb der Deutschen Grenzen ist das Virus nicht weniger gefährlich. Wie die Lage bei den Touristen beim Urlaub an der Ostsee aktuell ist, berichtet unser Partnerportal MOIN.de Urlaub an der Ostsee: Regelung an den Stränden 2021 bringt uns den zweiten Sommer mit Corona. Zwar sind die Infektionszahlen verhältnismäßig niedrig, dennoch ist an unbeschwertes Reisen wie in den Jahren vor der Pandemie noch nicht zu denken. Urlaub an der Ostsee: Einige...

die Fläche beträgt 412.500 Quadratkilometer sie ist bis zu 459 Meter tief ----------------------------------------- Bisher waren besondere Personengruppen von dieser Zahlung ausgeschlossen. So mussten Kinder oder Menschen mit einer schweren Behinderung die Kurtaxe nicht bezahlen. Auch die Begleitpersonen waren von dieser Abgabe befreit. Urlaub an der Ostsee: Nun müssen auch Menschen mit Behinderung Kurtaxe zahlen. Foto: IMAGO / Jens Koehler Im Ostseebad Binz auf Rügen gilt die Kurt...

NASA's new administrator, Bill Nelson, said the missions will help us learn more about Earth.

Jon: gazing up at the sky is only able to dream of what secrets of mars might hold now thanks to nasa those dreams might get some answers. the insight land are set to touch down on mars to afternoon to begin probing what is going on deep beneath the planet surface how important is this mission and how might it help us here on earth? joining us as chief astronomer director of the planetarium at the franklin institute science museum in philadelphia. good to have you on so how confident are you the...

Spacecraft that will really data for really data from inside as it prepares to interest the planets atmosphere. the landing happening 91 million miles from earth at the most crucial moments will happen in less time than it takes to hard boil an egg. the thin atmosphere using rocket and deploy parachutes to slow down. use retro rockets to study the landing. nasa says one obstacle could be dust forming on the planet surface. >> really intriguing destination for that purpose as well trying to reall...

A single day on the moon exposes you to as much radiation as three years on earth and a month the dose is the same as a life time on our planet surface that makes cancer a big risk for astronauts thats why the orion capsule as a thick layer of water tanks built into its walls to protect the travelers in space . three d. printers could potentially turn moon rock into protective walls and build buried stations into the moons surface. but theyre still just elaborate constructions that only exist in...

Nasas kep lars spacecraft has spotted a planet that is bigger and older. >> for more on this interstellar discovery, here is our joe. >> hello, earth, this is your long lost cousin in the sear. for a world like ours a break through for star gazers from a galaxy far far away. this is kep lar 452 b. distant relative a little larger, 60% bigger to be exact and more than a billion years older. but its the distinct similarities between these planets which have nasa scientists extremely excited. it is...

Hydro again, phosphorus and carbon. if you remember back in your science classes from high school, those are the building blocks of life, not only that, but the rock has the same makeup that supports life here on earth. nasa says and im quoting out of the study, a fundamental question of this mission is if mars could have supported a habitable environment and the answer they say is yes. i mean, curiosity, as now, landed seven months ago and its there for a two year mission and might be longer, i...