03/06/2016 Newsround


03/06/2016

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Good morning and welcome to your Friday Newsround with me, Hayley.

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We're going out of this world today...

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How did the first stars and galaxies form and are we the only ones living

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These are both questions the world's biggest radio telescope,

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The Square Kilometre Array will be made up of thousands of dishes

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and up to a million antennia scattered across deserts

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but how on Earth do you control one of them?

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This is where you operate the telescopes? This is it. Is it like

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driving a telescope? What we use is instructions. What would I need to

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do to move a telescope? We enter the instructions on a computer. And

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those instructions tell us exactly where the telescope should be

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pointed and what to look at. By using those instructions. If I

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wanted to move the telescope and the thing specific, what do I need to

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do? You need a schedule. This is a block of code with instructions to

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command the telescopes. You put the instructions in here and you can

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show locks of code here. That is really, coated. -- really difficult.

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And you have your buttons here, and you just rest play, that means OK,

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start observing. Start running. Can I have a go? I really want to have a

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go. Go for it. What do I need to press. Control, shift, V, enter. I

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just told a telescope what to do. Do you think I could be a good

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telescope operator? I got what it takes? Yes. All right. I have a new

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job. Brilliant! University is a place where people

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go to study subjects they enjoy and many people hope they will find a

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better job at the end of it but did you know far more girls go to

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university than boys? A survey released today shows that I the age

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of 13 many more girls think university is a good idea. We have

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been finding out from you what you think. Girls in school nowadays work

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harder than boys, generally. If you do not go to university, your job,

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there are limitations. There is only a certain job you can do without a

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degree. Some girls go to university, because it depends what they want in

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future. I want to be in college and play football. If I had to go to

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college to get my job, I will go there. We are supported to go to

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university at school because they put the idea in your mind it will

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give you a better job in life. My teachers support me to go to

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university because they are telling me to excel in my learning and get a

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better career path. Thanks for those comments, though -- they were great.

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The world's most visited museum, the Louvre in Paris,

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has been closed today because of flooding.

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Staff have been busy moving all the priceless works of art

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in the museum to protect them from the flood waters.

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Heavy rains across Europe have caused flooding

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in France and Germany, and at least 10 people have died.

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Sport news now and The England football team enjoyed a third

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victory in a series of friendly games ahead of the Euros last night.

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Opponents Portugal had a man sent off in the first half after this

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high tackle, but England didn't manage to score until the last

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minutes of the game, when Chris Smalling's header took

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England's first game of the tournament is a week

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Team GB long jump star Greg Rutherford had a good

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He jumped as far as he did at London 2012 to win

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He leapt eight metres and 31 to take victory,

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and a great result just weeks before he travels to Brazil

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Finally, take a look at this tiny panda cub born in a Belgium zoo.

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Mum How-How is protecting him by carrying him in her mouth.

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There are fewer than 2,000 giant pandas left in the world,

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and this guy's the 3rd to be born in Europe this year.

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Although he's a giant panda, he's pretty tiny at the moment,

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weighing just 171 grams, that's about the same

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That's all for now, Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.

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