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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20190619:04:49:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20190619:04:49:00

A little bit of give they let things move a bit to stabilize the situation this is the principle of underground cavity mining we spray here and anchor it down there. underground it's 30 degrees celsius shut created or sprayed concrete is used to line the tunnels the repository is expected to cost $4200000000.00 euros 60 percent of it is financed by the nuclear industry and the rest by the german taxpayer all of this is just for low and medium level waste it will be even more difficult for lunch to find a site where highly radioactive fuel rods from nuclear power plants can be stored. finland i...

CNN New Day Sunday November 24, 2013 13:46:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN New Day Sunday November 24, 2013 13:46:00

70 which does coincide with the traditional narrative of the life and death of st. peter. but there's no way anybody can carry out any sort of dna test on those bones to actually ascertain they belong to st. peter. one more bit of evidence to add, parentally they were found in an underground cavity that did have an inscription in ancient greek that said peter is within which indicates or suggests that somebody by the name of peter was buried down there. but hit tori historians are not convinced. this is a matter of faith when it comes to the catholic church. >> we appreciate it so much. thank ...

CNN CNN Newsroom November 24, 2013 23:23:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN CNN Newsroom November 24, 2013 23:23:00

Tradition holds that these are the bones or remains of st. peter. now circumstantial evidence may point to the possibility that those are the bones, after much study, it was found they belong it a man about 5'7" who died between ages of 60 and 70. which does coincide with the traditional narrative of the life and death of st. peter. but there's no way anyone can carry out any sort of dna test on those bones to ascertain they belong to st. peter. one more bit of evidence to add is apparently they were found in an underground cavity that did have an inscription in ancient greek that said, peter ...