one of those 2 rockets was intercepted. we can speak not to human side who's on a line from garza city. you know, what more do we know of? yes can. so it's really retaliation on the 2 rockets that where fired from god. so a raid actually 2 rates to really rates were carried on because the strip one aside, a policy inside in the south in western city of garza very, very violent trades were carried on the site. we woke up to the thought of explosions and the sound of, of the air strikes more than 8 rockets actually charge you to that site. another one was targeted in the solvent of the cause of stress. so basically to rate the very, very violent amount of rockets when launched on, on these 2 sites. more than 13 rockets as a total on the 2 types. you know, do we know anything in terms of injuries that have been sustained casualties or damage to property until now no casualties have been reported at all? it seems that there are no casualties have been reported. these are palestinian military sites. but of course, a lot of mater

rocket ready? oh, no. oh, good disappointment. following the salvage operation, the nose cone and with it the egg, our last that's only good for 5th lane and last team, egret. yeah. i'll let everyone ready. then i'll asked him to day team because good . i oh, there rock it has a lucky landing. this is of the school was most for oh, with great design, long flight duration and an intact egg that the winning combination. ah, if i'm a blood is red, why i gave you. do you have a science question? then send it to us as a video, text or voice message. if your question is chosen for the show will send you a little surprise as a thank you. come on just dos and for mole fascinating stories from the world of science. check us out on d, w dot com slash signs, and on twitter. that's it for this week. so thanks for watching and see you next week for another edition of to morrow to day. until then bye bye. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, they fled because they reject booty and his war russians in georgia. more tha

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i have all these eggs, the lightest rocket. there will be lots of points for that along with these eggs. rocket is now the one to chase is either the start team gets it now red and black rocket ready? oh oh, good disappointment? following the salvage operation, the nose cone and with the egg, our last that's only good for 5th lane and last team, icarus. yeah. i'll let everyone ready. then i last him to day team because good. i oh. there rock. it has a lucky landing. this is all the scope of my. busy van oh, a great design, long flight duration, an an intact egg. that's the winning combination. ah. if our blood is red, why a? do you have a sized question? then send it to us as a video, text or voice message. if your question is chosen for the show, we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you. come on just dos and football. fascinating stories from the world of science. check us out on d, w dot com slash science and on twitter. that's it for this week. so thanks for watching and see you next week for another edition of to mor

explorer was launched aboard a jupiter rocket. after the failure of vanguard, von braun went to the eisenhower administration and asked that the red stone program be given a chance to prove their capabilities. initially, the eisenhower administration was reluctant. but because of the failure of vanguard, it allowed von braun and his team to proceed. but the eisenhower administration probably didn't realize at the time was underneath the army, at the red stone arsenal in huntsville, alabama, von braun and his team of rocket scientists have been perfecting the red stone rocket. von braun it's some tweaks to the red zone rocket and then changed its name to jupiter. then using the technology that had already been developed 90 days after the launch of vanguard. von braun jupiter rocket, with explore one, liftoff. one of the discoveries from the explore one satellite was the van allen radiation belts. that's von braun, after the explore one success, with eisenhower, in eisenhower's office. go ahead to the next slide. so, at this time th

had been perfecting the redstone rocket. von brown made some tweaks to the redstone rocket and then changed its name to jupiter. then utilizing the technology that had already been developed 90 days after the launch of vanguard. von brown's jupiter rocket with explorer one lifts off and one of the discoveries from the explorer one satellite was the van allen radiation belts. and that's von brown after the explorer one success with president eisenhower's eisenhower's office. go ahead to the next slide. so at this time the eisenhower's begins to understand the need to create an agency that would have oversight for space exploration. a lot of people felt that the october 4th 1957 launch of sputnik was what led the eisenhower's creating an agency, but in fact eisenhower and his administration had been contemplating that prior to the launch of sputnik. they knew that the soviets possessed the capability the technology to launch a satellite in space. they just didn't know when it was going to happen and eisenhower began to think a

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but not a major rocket rocket strike by these very destructive high mars. and the ukrainian secret service has published intercepted phone calls for a by fight is of the, of these pro russian regimes in the, in the don't ask area who have seemingly confirmed that this was a local explosion. that at that moment, there was outgoing fire for from dr. rockets at that particular place, but no incoming fire. i, i am not sure whether there is any additional additional information presented to the western partners. but the you, for example, has been very quick to adopt this, a ukrainian read out of the situation and i've condemned russia for this. and there's also been tweet by the russian embassy in london saying that the is off fighters deserve a. you mili ating death. that's also something that points to that version. d. w. 's, mathias billing. there are many, many thanks a look now. it's on the other stories making headlines around the world . russia state own gas company gas farm has cut off gas applies to latvia, citing contract violations. lafayette has said

but not a major rocket rocket strike by these very destructive high mars. and the ukrainian secret service has published a intercepted phone calls for a by fight is of the, of these pro russian regimes. in the, in the don ask area who have seemingly confirmed that this was a local explosion that at that moment there was outgoing fire from grant rockets at that particular place. but no incoming fire. i, i am not sure whether there is any additional additional information presented to the western partners. but the you, for example, has been very quick to adopt this, a ukrainian i read out of the situation and have condemned russia for this. and there's also been tweet by the russian embassy in london saying that the is off fighters deserve a you mili ating death. that's also something that points to that version t w's only ts bellinger. there are many, many thanks. po francis has said he will be slowing down in the future and isn't ruling out stepping down if his health no longer permits him to carry out his duties. francis himself became leader of the roman

this is the rocket. on the 24th of july, it delivered that big new piece of the chinese space station so it went up to dock with the space station. now you've got this empty old rocket body tumbling around the world, going five miles a second. it gets close enough to the atmosphere that it gets a tiny bit of drag slowing it down, so each orbit gets a tiny bit lower until sort of like something going down the drain, eventually it's going to get right into the atmosphere and then most of it it's going to burn up. but some of the big, heavy pieces will make it right down and hit the surface. that's what's going to happen in the next 45 minutes. >> five miles a second, that explains what i read that said it could circle the world in an hour and a half before it starts to, as you say, break up. something like 20% of its totality might be falling, that's like 20,000 pounds that will end up somewhere, and rather quickly. any kind of idea where it might be? >> well, the trouble is, it's actually want sun, i don'

you hear the rocket rocket always low as the wave of her, the rumbling on the like all the time. you know, once is enough. old was little. we can only down to the doubles already towards the mark up are. those will dog had a quick reminder you can catch up in time when our website address vet is ours here, dot com. ah, reminder, the top stories are now to 0, protested in sri lanka have vowed to stay at the presidential and prime ministerial residences until both leaders officially resign. got to fire roger pac sat and running a wicker missing.

part thanks to a new weapon they just start using, a weapon called himars, high mobility artillery rocket systems. himars are long range precision guarded artillery launchers made in the united states, they have been provided to the ukrainian military by the united states government, and basically the way they work is, it's pretty understandable even for those of us in a civilian context, this is a launcher that is mounted on a standard u.s. military truck, it takes just a four-man crew to operate, but this thing can fire new nicians with a range of about 50 -- munitions with a range of 50 miles, the way they are equipped, and importantly, as soon as it has fired its shot, the truck can take off. so the launcher won't be vulnerable to the return fire. within two minutes of a himars firing its shot, this truck-mounted launcher can be speeding away from the firing location at 60 miles an hour so they can fire at long range in a very precise guided way, and then they can get away without having the weapon taken off the battlefield by return fire. now the "washington post" reported this weeke

the military said it responded to rockets fired from the territory towards southern israel. that happened on the day you as president joe biden met palestinian lead among with abbas before heading to saudi arabia. a military helicopter has crashed in north west on mexico, killing 14 people. mexic was president, said the aircraft was part of a mission to capture a drug. king ping before it crushed roughly a cow. king theodore of the guadalajara cartel was arrested earlier in the day. an investigation into the course of the crush is underway. parliament entry long has begun the process of choosing a successor to the post president. gotta buy a raja pack so the chamber will be selecting a new leader to serve the rest of roger access term after he fled the country. on wednesday, his successor, we need to tackle sri lanka, economic crisis, ukraine's nuclear agencies, as russia is using a captured nuclear power plant to store weapons and attack targets. the agencies, presidents as hundreds of russian troops control the separation nuclear plant in a southeast and ukraine, which rus

i mean, you have one of those high rockets. you talked about 6 of them on, on a rocky was totally kills, you know, over a $1000000.00 each to keep, keep to one of those rockets. so the us taxpayers paying for those at the moment. and are they willing to do that for the long term? that's? that's the real question. it's money. money buys ammunition, money, buys rockets, money buys trucks to move them to the front. and we're money, the wall drawn to a halt. you had it from military gentle is tim ripley. thank you very much for your time. rock. russia says it's pulling out of the international space station of the 2024. earlier this year, rushes space agency and, and it would pull out to the i s. s. now the agencies director has provided president vladimir putin, a timeline for the move. after 2024. he said russia will meet all its obligations to mission part as before, quitting the station from d w. science. i'm joined by lia i placed here just how significant is this announcement today? well, of course it is significant as the ic

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these are the rockets being loaded on to the u.s. himars -- high mobility artillery rocket systems. these are the weapons that ukraine says are making all the difference in its war, for the very simple reason they fire further than anything ukraine currently has in its artillery. the other very important detail saw that they're truck-mounted. so, that means once they're fired, these guys can move. the gps-guided rockets can accurately hit targets over 40 miles away. "we can use them to find targets in russian-controlled territory that no other weapon can get to," the himar commander tells me. "we've hit command centers and ammunition stores." video circulating online shows this massive blast at a russian ammo dump deep in donetsk, which ukrainian officials say they hit sunday. russian officials confirmed u.s.-provided himars were used in the attack. the launchers are capable of firing six rockets at a time. four of these systems are in ukraine now with four more on the way. and they could have a significant impact on the russians' next offensive. western officials tell abc news toni

according to updates, we understand that there were 3 rockets and had here previously, experts round fragments of 3 rocket engines. 2 missiles were shot down in the miniature region by our air defense forces. so before ukrainian or 30 say the strike was carried out with rushes, high precision caliber missile accusing moscow of the liberty targeting civilians. acclaim russia, denies emergency teams comb through the rubble, looking for missing home through the rubble, looking for missing loved ones. the targets here, a medical center, a concert hall and a park where mothers would take their children in the 4 year old lisa, who has down syndrome was one of the victims who lost her life. the only doctors fear that her mother who's in the hospital in critical condition, won't make it if they tell her, the news is the message. yes. if we tell ethos mother now that her daughter has died, there will be no chance of her being released from hospital as the death toll rises and many tried to come to terms with a loss in ukraine, people are bracing for further attacks in the coming days earlier

ukraine maintained that no rockets have been fired in that direction and no rockets have been fired in that part of the front and the state. it cannot be them who targeted them. moreover, they have presented some tapped phone calls by fight is from these pro russian regimes in the, in the east of ukraine and donetta and ended on ex region. and in these phone calls, soldiers clearly say that they think it's something that russia has that russia has blown up this facility and that they have been that they have been no incoming fire from ukraine, but they have been out coming rockets. this is the most yeah. most most striking piece of circumstantial evidence, of course, there is no hard evidence and that's why the ukrainian government, many people here in ukraine hall for an investigation by an independent unit like a like the red cross or the un into these into these into what happened there has also been a tweet by the russian embassy in britain that says that these that says that the as off members of the as off battalion, they deserve you mili aging death. that's also seen as some kin

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it says ally, a least 2 rockets were fired from garza. the southern is ready, city of ashland, one was intercepted bites at different system. let's go to a corresponding human outside his life for us in gaza city. what more can you tell us about the strikes? yes, so early today, saturday, the early hours of joe and israeli strikes shook different areas in the gaza strip, targeting a couple of military sites for the fighting groups who are in god's their rates were very violent. lots of material damage was close to in the areas around the military sites. of course, one of the material damage was in one of their essential homes, a supermarket, gas station and other land. the, the raids were very violent. we woke up on the sound of the explosion and the, the light of the flyer that happened because of the explosion as the military israeli military said that this was very close to the 2 rockets that were land to earlier from because the strip towards a sh cologne, southern of israel, and during the raids to other israeli to other policies, ro

this is hi mars, a high mobility artillery rocket system. the crown jewel in ukraine's growing arsenal of us made weapons. and this is what it can do. the high mars can pull up in the middle of a road and far off multiple rockets very quickly. and their precision guided so they can accurately target russian munitions, combat centers and mall. the high mars is basically a truck carrying a pot containing 6 missiles. it can be reloaded in 3 to 5 minutes. most artillery is mounted on slower moving tread at vehicles or towed by trucks. but a high must get away quickly once it's far off, it's payload. or as the military term goes, it can shoot and scoot it's missiles have a range of 80 kilometers far more than most russian artillery. this means the russians must move their sensitive targets like ammunition depos, further from the front lines. this makes it harder to supply its combat units. analysts say this is the game changing part of high miles. ukraine says it's rockets, have destroyed at least 30 logistics hubs and ammunition, depos. russia s

it had rocket attacks on a university. there was more this morning, though they're trying to figure out exactly what the damage was and the casualties were. and the mayor says that of 142 days of war, they have only had 21 that have been quiet. 21 without artillery strikes. so that southern part of ukraine has been especially dangerous, especially active as of late of course because of ukrainians have been trying to launch their own push to take back territory around the city of kherson. you also mentioned the rocket attacks in daneap row. there was one on a residential area where two were injured. others may have been trapped under the rubble after a rocket attack last night that injured 16 and killed three and in an industrial area and in total officials say as of late there have been 57 rocket attacks on the city. and in the eastern part of the ku united country, this must be frustrating. they wanted to quickly move on to focussing on taking the donetsk region. it seems that the front lines have barely moved at all over

ukrainian forces are now using long range rocket systems to great effect, including high mars provided by the united states and other systems from our allies and partners. ukraine's defenders are pushing hard to halt russia's advances in the donbas. the international community has also worked hard to provide ukraine with better coastal defense capabilities and that directly contributed to ukraine's victory on snake island. and it has helped prevent a russian landing in odessa. but but russia is keeping up its relentless shelling and that's a cruel tactic that harkens back to the horrors of world war. so - of world war i so ukraine needs a fire power and the ammunition to withstand this barrage and to strike back at the russian russian weapons launching these attacks from inside ukraine zone territory. and so we understand the urgency. we're pushing hard to maintain and intensify the momentum of donations and that includes many new announcements made this morning. we're seeing countries from all around the world continue to step up with critically needed systems and ammunition. it has b

i don't need to tell you anything about the rocket in space industry. but what about man space exploration? tell me what our ideas for the near future are you doing? because like your last, you know, we work with in, for framework of international cooperation. on the international space station. we will fill all of our obligations to our partners. but the decision has been made to leave the station after 2024. i think by that time we will have begun to build a russian or little station. also. so present puritan and shafer face and space agency confirming rushes exit from the international space station or moscow announced early this year it was pulling out of the project and has now provided a timetable intentions with the west. over the conflict in ukraine and russia says it wants to quickly, i assess after 2024 and focus on building its own orbital station. it would bring an end to decades of corporation in space with the west. we have left off all engine building up through an intense rivalry in the early days of the space race, moscow and washington

they can fire sticks rockets with an accuracy of one to 3 meters and what ukrainians are using them for is to take out giant ammunition depot to stop. those artillery barrage is that had been destroying the country. basically they destroyed about 20 of them in the russians, had a particular already of really having large weapon depots and not spreading out there. are hillary shells into other armies? we'll do keeping them near the rail heads and so considerable success and ukrainian side and stuff we don't even hear about. there's an underground, for instance, in harrison, in that city which is occupied by the russians. but we're the people are unhappy about the occupation russian soldiers or wake up and see handbills posted on the building. think sleep tight, the high mars are arriving that was tito these next by certain keys there. u. s. president joe biden has wrapped up a visit. the saudi arabia for a security and energy summit, biden told arab leaders to us would maintain its commitment to the middle east in talks with the saudi crown prince. he also raised the murder of journalist

so use rockets and russian cosmonaut will be able to fly on you with made spacecraft in ukraine. the authorities in the city of an id. c s i a 4 year old girl was among the casualties of a russian miss south strike on thursday. this attack killed at least 23 people in rescue work as have been climbing through the rubble, looking for survivors. elsewhere in ukraine, russian mythos of again struck the southern city of nichol live the authorities. they reported that the attack wounded at least 2 people. plumes of smoke rising to the sky above ukraine's southern city of mac alive its been the target of russian missile strikes in recent days, causing powerful explosions on the ground cause completely burnt out and covered in debris. rescue teens continue to put out the flames and search through the rubble looking for any signs of life. this area is home to 2 of the cities biggest universities. the buildings took a direct hit, much of it destroyed and beyond repair. in the central town of vanessia, hundreds of kilometers to the west and far from the front lines residence or reeling fro

they have a simply, much more powerful rocket than we did. again, there was a sense of awe with what the soviets were able to achieve. meanwhile, as you suggested, barbara, here in the united states we were regularly treated to the speck you took all of our rockets going up on the launchpad. the russians had their own rockets blowing up on their own launch pads. nobody saw it. of course, soviet union was a totalitarian regime. there was absolutely secrecy surrounding the soviet space program. no one even knew where the launchpad was. it happened to be in the middle of there were a lot of rumors that it wasn't a lot of other places. we did just not know. and so, when the soviets had their own horrific accidents, and they certainly had some, we did not know about it. the united states, we have course, an open society with a free press. anytime whatever rockets blew up on the launchpad, or a little squirrel monkey was put in the nose cone of one of these things, and was meant to be shot into space and wound up getting shot into the atlantic, bec

it was one of the most advanced rocket and satellite _ one of the most advanced rocket and satellite manufacturers in the soviet — satellite manufacturers in the soviet union. it was the first of ukraihe's— soviet union. it was the first of ukraine's to go into space, it was not used — ukraine's to go into space, it was not used iry— ukraine's to go into space, it was not used by elon musk what the satellite — not used by elon musk what the satellite they launched was launched on one _ satellite they launched was launched on one of— satellite they launched was launched on one of his rocket so it does have a connection— on one of his rocket so it does have a connection with him, elon musk -year-oid — a connection with him, elon musk -year-oid 's — a connection with him, elon musk —year—old 's richest man who has been _ —year—old 's richest man who has been involved in this war by giving some _ been involved in this war by giving some of— been involved in this war by giving some of his — been involved in this war by giving some of his technology, satellite

sure who you've and ukraine's ne, 3 people were killed in a rocket attack here. local authority, say a school and several homes were hit. a factory destroyed in the harbor, city of odessa far to the west, away from the front. military experts predict an increase in russian strikes as the war of attrition grinds on. or earlier i spoke to dw correspondent mc spicer in

recently because the damage would be much bigger if this had really been a high mass rocket. ukraine has also published intercepted phone calls or fighters of these pro russian republics. the pro russian donetta republic, which are also discussing that this cannot be, have been a rocket strike. but the, all, this is not hard evidence and that's why ukraine is demanding this investigation. martinez, spelling. how many? thanks there, correspondent, in odessa, ukraine. now excitement is building ahead of the germany, england game at the final of euro, 2022 at wembley in london. later to day, germany's women have won the competition 8 times already. but england go in as favorites as they look to claim their 1st may to trophy. both sides have been impressive and the tournament itself has captivated football fans. the fans zone in london has been buzzing ahead of the women's euro final germany undefeated thus far is led by striker alexandra pope with 6 goals. she's in a race for the golden bu. after scoring both goals in this, in my final against france, firms magazine posted a photo of he

but this chinese rocket doesn't do that. it's left in orbit, it's at the mercy of the upper atmosphere wind. at some point it breaks up and reenters. you can't predict when it's going to be in advance. because it's traveling at 17,000 miles an hour, if you're an hour out, you're 17,000 miles out in where it's going to land. so it's a hard problem. >> certainly is. and this is not the first time that china has allowed space debris to fall to the earth like this. is this a matter of china not caring where its debris is going to land from outer space? is it a matter of their capabilities are just not where the rest of the world is? what's going on? >> yeah, i think they just are not as concerned about public risk. to be fair, we've had stuff reenter from u.s. satellites, there was a piece of a spacex dragon ship that crash landed in australia a week or so ago. but they're much smaller objects that we allow to reenter. no other country leads these 20-ton things in orbit to reentry. that's on china for designing its rocket that w

this is hi mars, a high mobility artillery rocket system. the crown jewel in ukraine's grubbing arsenal of us made weapons. and this is what it can do. the high mass can pull up in the middle of a road and far off multiple rockets very quickly. and that precision guided, so they can accurately target russian munitions combat centers and more. the high mars is basically a truck carrying a pot containing 6 missiles. it can be reloaded in 3 to 5 minutes. most artillery is mounted on slower moving tread at vehicles or towed by trucks. but a high mass can get away quickly once it's far off, it's payload. or, as the military term goes, it can shoot and scoot. it's missiles have a range of 80 kilometers far more than most russian artillery. this means the russians must move their sensitive targets like ammunition depos, further from the front lines. this makes it harder to supply its combat units. analysts say this is the game changing part of high miles. ukraine says it's rockets have destroyed at least 30 logistics hubs and ammunition, depos. rus

that's 1st of all anti ship rockets and made it impossible for the russians to restock and re supply their garrison there. and then it was the rocket artillery, the high more systems that allowed ukraine to hit that island from the crane and controlled coastline of the desert regions didn't have to fly planes or drones or send rockets that they were able to basically batter the russian forces. there with a constant stream of those artillery shells, and that is basically to something they weren't able to do until those systems arrived. but i think in terms of the quantity, they still really, really, really struggling in those high more systems. ukraine for now. and he has 4 of them that they say they need the dozens, if not hundreds of them to really be able to have a child pushing russia out of ukraine. and for now, you see basically along the front lines ukraine playing for time, hoping that they can make russia pay a higher price possible for every street, for every town it takes. and basically wait for the time to work in ukraine's favor . and for those supplies. finally reached f