a picture of something that is so black that it traps light? well, as it is dragging stuff in, it superheats dust and particles and gas around it. and as a result, there is a big halo of light, that is still quite faint but there is a halo of light. and no single telescope on earth is powerful enough to capture that image, so cleverly, the scientists connected eight of them from all across the world together and their combined power was effectively an observatory which is the size of the entire earth. and so they tune into the black hole, each telescope gets a little bit of it and they put it together, like a gigantic jigsaw puzzle. it has taken them five years to make sure that what they are capturing really is what they see. but i think you have known about this for some time, haven t you? well, the scientist who came up with the idea was 25
need more time, 15 days is what the they recommended, to sort out all of these cases going to lead to more hospitalizations that stress on our healthcare system. if once we have a clear picture of that, i think the cdc, the scientist, dr. walensky, we ll make an informed decision based on that. neil: doctor, we do know that the latest variant, there s several now, grant you, that whatever is the subvariant getting attention, we re seeing spikes in cases, certainly in china, that shanghai is still all but locked down and some surrounding cities are as well. i m wondering whether given the spike in cases here as well, nothing nearly as severe as we ve seen in the past or as severe is what s going on in shanghai, are you worried that we could be in for something like that? i think our situation is so different from china.
what happened in that final hour of the hostage crisis, but, of course, the hostage crisis, but, of course, the investigation is very much ongoing. the investigation is very much on . oin . . ., the investigation is very much onauoin. . ., . ., the investigation is very much onauoin. ., ., ., ., ongoing. indeed, and information, as ou sa , ongoing. indeed, and information, as you say. coming ongoing. indeed, and information, as you say, coming through ongoing. indeed, and information, as you say, coming through every - ongoing. indeed, and information, as you say, coming through every singlej you say, coming through every single moment it sounds like. one of the other things that we have heard from law enforcement officials is that the hostage taker was heard demanding the release of a woman. i understand pakistani neuroscientist currently serving a prison sentence in the us. what more do we know about how this may or may not be connected to what happened? weill. connected to what
until the situation is resolved, which may be meant for months or years, is going to be a difficulty. if he announces counselling of covid rules, even if you have covid, and the scientist don t back that up, what will the public make of that? that will go down badly because such situations have gone down badly in the past. that a lot depends on the situation on the ground. if there is a spike in infections, if there s particularly a spike in hospital admissions and deaths, that will play extremely badly. haifa admissions and deaths, that will play extremely badly. how important do ou play extremely badly. how important do you think play extremely badly. how important do you think it s play extremely badly. how important do you think it s important play extremely badly. how important do you think it s important to - play extremely badly. how important do you think it s important to have i do you think it s important to have the scientists on board? it’s do you think it s importa