Chapter 1: What were the key moments of the Artemis II splashdown?
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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service. Hello, I'm Ankur Desai and in the early hours of Saturday the 11th of April, these are our main stories. The Orion space capsule carrying four astronauts has returned safely, splashing into the Pacific Ocean of Southern California and successfully concluding the Artemis II moon mission. An Iranian delegation has arrived in Pakistan for negotiations with the United States, whose team is also on its way.
Also in this podcast, a 13-year-old girl who was filming on Snapchat as bombs fell in Beirut. An airstrike struck the building in front of us. The first thing we did was run to another building and I didn't know what to say so I just started swearing. I was just so scared. And Hungarians are going to the polls in a crucial parliamentary election.
History has been made as the four astronauts of the Artemis lunar mission have safely returned to Earth, having made the first manned voyage to the moon and back in over half a century. Their Orion capsule splashed down into the Pacific Ocean after ten days in space. They've broken the record for the furthest humans have ever travelled into space. This was the moment the bullseye splashdown took place on the official NASA feed. Splashdown confirmed.
Copy splashdown, waiting on VLDR. Splashdown confirmed at 7.07 p.m. Central Time, 5.07 p.m. Pacific Time. From the pages of Jules Verne to a modern day mission to the moon, a new chapter of the exploration of our celestial neighbor is complete. Integrities astronauts, back on Earth.
Let's also play you the moment a little earlier when communications were re-established after a very tense six minutes when NASA's mission controllers had no contact with the crew as it re-entered the Earth's atmosphere. Integrity, Houston, comm check post blackout. Houston, Integrity, we have you loud and clear.
The astronauts are said to be in excellent shape and have now been taken by helicopter to a US Navy ship. Just after the splashdown was confirmed, I spoke to our science correspondent, Pallab Ghosh. History has been made and it has been made to perfection. This mission has so far been flawless.
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Chapter 2: How did the astronauts feel after their return to Earth?
There were six minutes of silence. It was excruciating. This was the time that if anything was going to go wrong, it would go wrong then. And we were just waiting and waiting to make sure that we heard back from the astronauts. And we did. Reid Wiseman said, Houston, we read you loud and clear. There was a cheer in mission control and there's just been a cheer in the BBC newsroom. That said, the chutes have opened.
Integrity has splashed down. It just looked gorgeous with its red and white parachutes sailing majestically across the Pacific Ocean. There's still work to be done. The rescue vessels are on the way. They need to be extracted from the capsule. These are not trivial matters, but the worst is over.
10 päivää, jotka ovat tehty tarinaa, mutta se ei ole lopputuloksen lopputuloksen. Toivottavasti tämä saa astronautteja ulos uudelle testilaitolle ja lopputulokselle. He sanovat, että vuonna 2028, mutta luulen, että he ovat hieman optimistisia siitä. Pano, olisimme todennäköisiä nähdä enemmän tarinaa tulevien vuosien aikana. Sanoit, että se voisi ottaa pidemmän kuin vuonna 2028. Miksi se on niin?
Well, it's incredibly ambitious. For one thing, the lunar landers have not yet been built. They're supposed to be tested next year by docking in Earth orbit to see if they can dock. The key problem is that these lunar landers are not the lunar landers I remember seeing when I was a boy, which was just basically a small van designed to carry two astronauts down to the moon.
Tämä on giganttinen vehike, joka on suunniteltu infrastruktuuriin, koska tässä vaiheessa NASA suunnittelee pysyä maan ylös, ottaa asioita ylös, rakentaa asioita. Nämä maat tarvitsevat refuelingiä, ja ne tarvitsevat refuelingiä maassa. Se on tarpeeksi vaikeaa refuelingiä maassa. Artemis 2-missi oli lopettanut kaksi kertaa, koska he eivät saaneet refuelingin oikein. Muista, kuinka vaikeaa se on maassa.
So once they've overcome that problem, then they've got to test the lunar lander. So an awful lot to do in just two years. However, one must say that they have achieved a near flawless mission with Artemis 2. So who knows, maybe we will see landing on the moon in 2028.
Palab, it's been an incredible 10 days for the four astronauts involved. Just talk us through what happens for them. I guess there'll be some strict and stringent medical tests as well. And then when are they likely to see their families and friends and loved ones and their colleagues at NASA as well?
They'll feel a bit wobbly on their feet, not because their muscles have gone, they haven't been in space long enough for that, but the balance things in the inner ear has not got used to gravity yet, so they'll be feeling a bit dizzy, but that'll go in a couple of hours. They will...
Be on board the rescue vessel being checked out for any neurological issues, health issues. Once they're past fit, then they'll be able to see their families who must be so relieved and so delighted that they're back safely on earth.
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Chapter 3: What challenges did NASA face during the mission's re-entry?
I have a list of emotions now that I have felt. Fear, anticipation, excitement, nerves, anxiety, pride, happiness. This is what I was feeling all around me. This is what the atmosphere was like. And then the moments where the people here at the Columbia Memorial Space Center saw
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Tämä ei tapahtua joka päivä, mutta tämä on melkein mahtavaa, että saamme nähdä tämän. Haluan heille kertoa heidän lapsensa. Puhuin Ben DeCoy, hän on maanomaisuuden presidentti. Hän sanoi, että tämä tuntuu kuin konsertti, ja se tuntuu, että me laitamme parhaan konsertin. Kaikki näkökulmat ovat tuossa tilassa. Ja voin kertoa, että tämä on rock'n'roll.
Tämä ei ole vain ilmaston entusiastit. Tämä on myös perheiden, jotka haluavat kertoa lapsensa, että he näkevät historiaa, että he näkevät hetkeä, jota maailma ei ole nähnyt melkein viisi vuotta. Ja he saavat nähdä sitä elämässä. Shai, mutta ennen kuin jätetään sinua, onko tämä jotain, mikä vaikuttaa seuraavalle generaatiolle astronautteille? Onko se se, mitä olet saanut, kun puhutaan lisäämistä ympäristöä ilmastonohjelmasta tulevaisuudessa?
Luulen, että tämä on se, mitä saa puhumaan ihmisille täältä, puhumaan työntekijöille maahanmuuttoon, mutta myös yhteisöstä, että he haluavat, että lapset ottaisivat kiinnostuksen tähän. Tämä on oikeastaan yhteiskunnallinen yhteiskunnallisuus, he ovat kiinnostuneet tietoihin, he ovat kiinnostuneet maahanmuuttoon. Ja tällaisessa tapahtumassa, tällaisessa mahtavuudessa, tällaisessa historiallisessa yhteiskunnassa,
It really marks a very important moment in their lives. I was speaking to a teacher here, a retired teacher, who said that it's moments like this that you can then push forward space programs, push forward space studies for children and get them interested in an early age. The number of children, young children, that are dressed like astronauts, boys or girls, they're so cute.
I can tell you, and they all want to take pictures next to astronauts, so I think definitely yes, everyone has space on their minds.
Next, final preparations are being made in Pakistan for historic talks between the US and Iran, which could pave the way for a lasting peace, or if they fail, lead to a return to major conflict in the Middle East. The US delegation is being led by the vice president, J.D. Vance. Before flying to Islamabad, he made the American position clear.
We're looking forward to the negotiation. I think it's going to be positive. We'll of course see. As the President of the United States said, if the Iranians are willing to negotiate in good faith, we're certainly willing to extend the open hand. If they're going to try to play us, then they're going to find that the negotiating team is not that receptive. So we're going to try to have a positive negotiation. The President has gave us some pretty clear guidelines, and we're going to see.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of the US-Iran talks happening in Pakistan?
And most importantly, Iran's parliamentary speaker, a former commander in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Mohammad Bagar Ghalibaf, who's a hardliner who's regarded as a pragmatist. So he's meant to lead the talks with that U.S. delegation, which is now on its way. But even now, Iranian media are reporting that there are still pragmatists. Kiitos, että katsoitte.
Since the 1979 Islamic revolution ruptured their relations. Will progress be made? As we've been hearing, the gaps are still wide. But if they make a start, it will send a signal of a commitment to diplomacy, faced with a very real risk of an escalation in an already too dangerous war. Lise Doucette reporting. So what will the Trump administration want out of these talks? Sarah Smith is in Washington.
The biggest issue is opening the Strait of Hormuz, because it's the increase in the oil price that's really been hurting Donald Trump with voters. In a year, of course, when there are important elections in November. And it wasn't even an issue before he started these attacks on Iran six weeks ago. The other thing that's most important for the United States is Iran's enriched uranium.
He will insist that Iran stop all enrichment activity and they want Iran to actually hand over its existing stockpile of highly enriched uranium because Donald Trump has always said Iran must never be able to have a nuclear weapon.
He has been issuing threats throughout the day as well. He's been saying that fresh weapons and ammunition are being loaded onto American warships in the region and that he is ready to use them to attack Iran if he doesn't get the deal he wants. But the truth is there really is no appetite here at the White House or among the American public to start this war on Iran again. As Donald Trump was making his way to Air Force One, he described what he had said to J.D. Vance before he left to join these negotiations.
Toivon hänelle onnistumista. Hänellä on iso asia. Ymmärrämme, mitä tapahtuu. He ovat militiaalisesti vahvistuneet. Nyt avaamme kulttuurin, yhdessä tai ilmaisemmissa. Se on avattu. Tai näin kutsutaan. Luulen, että se menee melko nopeasti. Jos se ei, voimme lopettaa sen yhdessä tai toisella tavalla.
Donald Trump on yllättävän optimistinen, mutta hän tietää, että jos hän olisi takaisin Iranin takaisin, se olisi melko epäonnistunut amerikkalaiselle. Se ei ole valitettavaa. Sarah Smith, Washingtonista.
Still to come in this podcast, the civil war amongst a group of chimps. Feeding competition intensified, reproductive competition among the males intensified, and a few males died just before hostilities broke out.
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Chapter 5: How is the Hungarian parliamentary election impacting the region?
Ja mielestäni se oli joko sonikki tai jostain kohtaa, koska oltiin useita normalisoimaan näitä ääniä. Olimme huolimatta ääniä, joten kun hän kutsui, ja hän kuuli ja sanoi, että on yllätys ja rakennus, niin mielestäni se oli yllätys ja rakennus. Kuinka kauan, kun tiedät, että hän oli turvallinen? Se tuli minulle noin kolme minuuttia, kun pystyni saamaan äidin.
Her dad said him and Naya were together and they were safe, but he told me the boys were at home. I have an 11-year-old and a 4-year-old. I tried to ask him if they were good and he kept on repeating that the boys were at home. I didn't quite understand. Were the boys at home and the house exploded or were the boys at home and they were safe?
What did you think when you first saw Naya's now very famous film on her phone? When I first saw the video, because Naya sent it to me, I only saw it one hour later. Because I was busy, ambulances, we didn't know what was happening. I saw that she sent me a video, but I didn't open it.
Sanoin, että kaikki tarvitsevat nähdä tämän videon. Minun täytyy laittaa sen online, jotta ihmiset voivat nähdä, mitä itse asiassa tapahtui. Naya, kiitos, että puhuit meiltä. Kertoisitko minulle niitä hetkiä, joissa bombeja jätettiin? Okei, ensimmäisenä olin vanhempani kanssa, koska olin loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun loppuun
I don't think anyone blames you. How long before you felt safe? Tell us about those ensuing minutes.
Kun menimme uudelleen, jatkoimme yhden minuutin ja menimme toiselle puolelle, jossa he pysyivät. Olin edelleen vaikea, koska en tiedä, mitä he olisivat tehneet seuraavaksi. Ehkä he tappoivat toisen paikan seuraavaksi minulle. En tiedä, mitä tapahtuisi. Aloitimme menemään taloon, mutta kauemmin. Kun tulin takaisin, tunsin, että siellä on turvallisempaa. En ole koskaan nähnyt kaupungin menemisessäni.
I never thought I would ever see a building fall like that. Naya and her mother Gidemagi talking to Paul Henley. Hungarians are going to the polls in a crucial parliamentary election on Sunday, with veteran prime minister Viktor Orban and his Fidesz party facing a powerful challenge from the opposition Tisza party. Nick Thorpe sent this report on an election expected to have an impact far beyond Hungary's borders.
A chill April evening in Sombote in the far west of Hungary. Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban is due at any moment, and a crowd several thousand strong is impatient. Many carry Hungarian red, white and green flags. Miklos is the mayor of a nearby village. I support him because he helps families, and especially because of the cap he has imposed on utility bills, and the cap on fuel prices now.
Tällaisissa tapahtumissa me ei voimme erityisesti lopettaa itseämme.
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Chapter 6: What recent research reveals about chimpanzee behavior?
You have stood up to the bureaucrats. You have stood up to the nihilists. And now I wonder, will you do it again?
It's strange to see an election splitting NATO, the US with Orban, most other members rooting for the other side. But time is running out for anyone hoping to influence this election. A record turnout is expected on Sunday. Rarely has so much attention from around the world been focused on this small central European country. Nick Thorpe reporting.
Chimpanzees are known for their intelligence and curiosity, but also their potential for violence. They regularly fight over food, mates and rank. But new research has documented how that aggression seems to have bored over into what amounts to a civil war.
The study in the journal Science follows 30 years of chimp behavior in Kibale National Park in Uganda. It's given us an insight into how and why feuds develop between groups. One of the co-authors of the study is John Mitani, a primate behavioral ecologist at the University of Michigan in the US. He told my colleague Pete Ross that he initially went to study the group because it was unusually large.
Tällä hetkellä oli melkein yli 100 hirviöitä. Se tuli jo monia vuosia, jotta pystyimme laittamaan tarkkaan numeroa hirviöistä, mutta oli selvää, että se oli melkein yli 100 hirviöitä. Se oli yli toisen hirviöistä kuin muu hirviöinen ryhmä, jota olimme tutkineet aiemmin. Tällä hetkellä hyvin suuri ryhmä hirviöistä. Luulen, että yksi asia, jota heidän pitäisi tehdä, jotta pysyisivät kohesioissaan,
to hold together with so many chimps around is to actually cooperate with each other. And we spent many years documenting the cooperative behavior of the male chimpanzees in this group. And with that cooperation, they were able to dominate their neighbors, they expanded their territory as a result, they gained more food, and they gained fitness or reproductive benefits. And the group increased even more in size.
So it sounds like things were going swimmingly and then there was a moment and then violence broke out. Exactly. Things were going.
ja se on yksi asiaa, joka tekee tämän tutkimuksen vaikeaksi ymmärtää ja kohtautua. He olivat todennäköisesti hyödyntäneet niin monilla tavoilla elämässä tällä isolla ryhmällä, mutta he olivat todennäköisesti saaneet lopputuloksen, jossa he olivat syntyneitä omasta suhteestaan. Ryhmä kasvoi niin isolla, etteivät he voivat ymmärtää yhdessä.
Järjestelmien kohdistus on kohdistunut, järjestelmien kohdistus on kohdistunut, ja muutamia miehiä on muuttunut, juuri ennen kuin kohdistukset pysyivät vuonna 2015, ja sen jälkeen voi olla muutoksia sosiaalisessa dynamiikassa.
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Chapter 7: What was the significance of Japan's Prime Minister meeting Deep Purple?
Miss Takaichi presented the drummer Ian Pace with a set of signed drumsticks and told him, you are my god.
And that's all from us for now. If you want to get in touch, you can email us at globalpodcast at bbc.co.uk. And you can also find us on X at BBC World Service. Use the hashtag Global News Pod. And don't forget our sister podcast, The Global Story, which goes in depth and beyond the headlines on one big story. This edition of the Global News Podcast was mixed by Johnny Hall and produced by Will Chalk. The editor is Karen Martin, and I'm Ankur Desai. Until next time, goodbye.
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