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0:00This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.这是英国广播公司世界服务公司的全球新闻播客。
0:06I'm Alex Ritzen.我是亚历克斯・里岑。
0:07And in the early hours of Tuesday, November the 10th, these are our main stories.在11月10日,星期二凌晨, 这些是我们的主要故事。
0:12President Trump has backed his defence secretary in the face of impeachment川普总统面对弹劾支持他的国防部长
0:16articles brought by a Republican senator.共和党参议员的文章
0:20France has blamed Iran for cyber attacks法国将网络攻击归咎于伊朗
0:22that heated up hundreds of supermarket fridges and freezers last month.上个月加热了数百个超市冰箱和冷冻机
0:27The evidence presented in this case showed Brand to be a manipulative sexual predator本案的证据表明 布兰德是操纵性掠夺者
0:32using his growing fame and power to create situations利用他不断增长的名声和力量制造局面
0:36in which he could pursue women sexually, regardless of what they wanted.在那里,他可以追求 女人的性,不管她们想要什么。
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1This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.这是英国广播公司世界服务公司的全球新闻播客。
2I'm Alex Ritzen.我是亚历克斯・里岑。
3And in the early hours of Tuesday, November the 10th, these are our main stories.在11月10日,星期二凌晨, 这些是我们的主要故事。
4President Trump has backed his defence secretary in the face of impeachment川普总统面对弹劾支持他的国防部长
5articles brought by a Republican senator.共和党参议员的文章
6France has blamed Iran for cyber attacks法国将网络攻击归咎于伊朗
7that heated up hundreds of supermarket fridges and freezers last month.上个月加热了数百个超市冰箱和冷冻机
8The evidence presented in this case showed Brand to be a manipulative sexual predator本案的证据表明 布兰德是操纵性掠夺者
9using his growing fame and power to create situations利用他不断增长的名声和力量制造局面
10in which he could pursue women sexually, regardless of what they wanted.在那里,他可以追求 女人的性,不管她们想要什么。
11英国名人Russell Brand被判十年半监禁
12for rape and sexual assault.强奸和性侵犯罪。
13Also, how many moons are there above the earth?又,地上有多少月亮?
14Not just the one you're thinking of, apparently.显然不只是你想的那个人
15We begin in the United States, where President Trump has said he will stand我们从美国开始 川普总统说他会站在那里
16by his defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, if he's impeached.由他的国防部长皮特·黑格塞斯(英语:Pete Hegseth)弹劾他.
17Mr Hegseth has been coming under mounting pressure over his conduct of the war in IranHegseth先生在伊朗的战争中 承受着越来越大的压力
18since last week's midterm elections,自上周的中期选举以来,
19in which Mr Trump's Republican Party suffered heavy defeats.在其中特朗普先生的共和党遭受了惨重的失败.
20The plot to oust Mr Hegseth was formally started on Monday周一正式开始驱逐Hegseth先生的阴谋
21by Republican Congressman Thomas Massey.由共和党议员托马斯·梅西(Thomas Massey)主持.
22He said the defence secretary should be held to account.他说应该追究国防部长的责任。
23Peter Hegseth, by such conduct, has demonstrated that he will remain a threat彼得·赫格塞斯通过这种行为证明,他仍将是一个威胁
24to the Constitution if allowed to remain in office,如果被允许继续任职,
25and has acted in a manner grossly incompatible with his duties and the rule of law.他的行为严重违背他的职责和法治。
26Peter Brian Hegseth thus warrants impeachment and trial.彼得·布莱恩·黑格塞斯因此应受到弹劾和审判.
27Our White House reporter, Bernd de Boosman, told me more about why我们的白宫记者 Bernd de Boosman 告诉我更多为什么
28Congressman Massey and his supporters are planning to try to impeach Pete Hegseth.梅西议员及其支持者正计划试图弹劾皮特·赫格塞斯.
29In one way, it's no surprise, Thomas Massey has been a longtime critic从某种意义上说,这并不奇怪,托马斯·梅西 长期以来一直是批评者
30of President Trump for a number of reasons, including the war in Iran包括伊朗战争等原因,
31and the handling of the Epstein case, and he had signalled his intention和处理爱泼斯坦案, 他已经表明他的意向
32to do this quite some time ago, and he's on his way out of Congress.他正要离开国会
33But in his view and those of the people that support him,但是在他和那些支持他的人看来
34Secretary Hegseth essentially violated the Constitution黑格塞特秘书违反宪法
35by the conduct of the war in Iran, which went on for months伊朗战争持续数月
36without any sort of congressional approval.未经国会批准
37There's a few other items in there.里面还有几件东西
38I think one of the most notable is they've accused Secretary Hegseth我认为其中最引人注目的是 他们指控黑泽斯部长
39of extraditional killings as a result of the strikes on boats alleged被控因袭击船只而造成引渡杀害
40to be trafficking drugs in the Caribbean and the Eastern Pacific.在加勒比和东太平洋贩运毒品。
41There's very little chance that this is successful, given that the Republicans鉴于共和党人
42at this moment still have a majority in the House and Senate.目前众议院和参议院仍然占多数。
43And of course, this was something that will change in January.当然,这在1月份将会改变。
44But Mr. Massey has said very clearly that even if it doesn't succeed,但是,梅西先生已经非常明确地说, 即使它没有成功,
45what he wants to do is pressure the Trump administration他想做的是给川普政府施压
46through this whole impeachment process into firing通过整个弹劾过程进入射击
47Peek Hegseth of his own accord for, you know, being essentially holding him皮克·赫格塞斯自愿的 基本上抱着他
48responsible for much of what's gone on in this administration对政府里发生的很多事情负责
49with regards to the Department of Defense.关于国防部。
50So is it going to work?那会成功吗?
51Will President Trump stand by him in the long term?川普总统将长期支持他吗?
52Well, at least for the moment, President Trump has come out至少目前 川普总统已经出来了
53quite strongly in his defense.他的辩护很有力
54I was at the White House this evening when President Trump came,我今晚在白宫 特朗普总统来的时候
55and he said in his view, Secretary Hegseth has done an excellent job at the Pentagon.赫格塞斯秘书在五角大楼的工作很出色
56He said recruitment numbers are up, for example.例如,他说征聘人数上升。
57He praised the conduct of the military operation that toppled他赞扬了军事行动的进行,这次行动推翻了伊拉克的和平进程。
58Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela and of the war in Iran.委内瑞拉的尼古拉斯·马杜罗和伊朗的战争.
59And we've heard similar from other administration officials today今天我们从其他政府官员那里听到类似消息
60including Secretary of State Marco Rubio.包括国务卿马可·鲁比奥。
61But at the same time, the public is very wary of this war in Iran,但与此同时,公众对伊朗的这场战争非常警惕,
62and it really came to haunt Republicans in the midterm elections last week.上星期的中期选举中 共和党人也陷入困境
63So I think there will be many Republicans that would implore所以,我认为会有很多共和党人 恳求
64President Trump to kind of allow Hegseth to become kind of a sacrificial lamb特朗普总统允许赫格塞斯成为牺牲品
65for this war, which he helped push in the White House为了这场战争,他帮助推进了白宫
66and which ultimately was politically disastrous for Republicans.最终对共和党来说是政治灾难
67Yeah, and President Trump has been speaking about Iran.是的 川普总统一直在谈论伊朗
68He has been speaking about Iran.他一直在谈论伊朗。
69Unlike just a week ago, President Trump at the moment seems to think不像一周前,特朗普总统现在似乎认为
70that there's very little possibility of a return to armed conflict.几乎不可能恢复武装冲突
71Just today, he had a meeting at the White House with the Qatari Prime Minister,就在今天 他在白宫和卡塔尔总理会面
72and he seems to think that negotiated settlement is perhaps just around the corner.他似乎认为,谈判解决也许已经接近了。
73But at the same time, he said that the US forces are ready to go if necessary.但与此同时,他说,如果有必要,美军已经做好准备.
74Burnt to boostmen in Washington.烧为增兵于华盛顿.
75French officials say they believe Iran was behind a cyber attack in October法国官员说,他们相信伊朗是10月网络袭击的幕后黑手
76that raised the temperature in commercial fridges and freezers across France,法国各地商业冰箱和冷冻机温度上升,
77forcing businesses to throw away millions of dollars worth of food.迫使企业丢掉价值数百万美元的食物.
78The French government has accused Iran's revolutionary guard法国政府指责伊朗的革命卫队
79of orchestrating the attack.组织攻击
80Jean-Noël Barreau是欧洲和外交部长。
81We have, of course, at the very least, summoned the Iranian ambassador to France当然,我们至少传唤了伊朗驻法国大使
82to protest this extremely serious act in the strongest possible terms.强烈抗议这一极其严重的行为。
83We will impose sanctions at the European level against all those responsible for this attack.我们将在欧洲一级对这次袭击的所有责任人实施制裁。
84And we will take all other proportionate necessary measures,我们将采取所有其他相称的必要措施,
85public or private, to respond to this attack and deter those who might wish to repeat it.无论是公共还是私人的 都是为了对付这次袭击 阻止那些想重蹈覆辙的人
86I would add to the matter is now before the courts.我要补充一点,现在法庭正在审理此案。
87They will make their own decisions accordingly.他们将作出相应的决定。
88Catherine Norris-Trent is a correspondent from the international news channel France24.凯瑟琳·诺里斯-特伦特是国际新闻频道法国24的记者.
89She told the BBC's Evan Davis more about France's accusations against Iran.她向英国广播公司的埃文·戴维斯(Evan Davis)进一步讲述了法国对伊朗的指控.
90The French Foreign Minister, Jean-Noël Barreau, has said that this was an attack法国外交部长让·诺埃尔·巴雷奥说,这是一次攻击。
91of an unprecedented scale and level of aggression,以前所未有的规模和侵略程度,
92and saying that France will take sanctions at a European level against those behind this attack,并表示法国将在欧洲一级对这次袭击的幕后主使实施制裁,
93which he says is Iran, and specifically the specialist cyber warfare division under it,他说是伊朗, 具体来说就是它下属的专家网络战师,
94the Revolutionary Guards Control.革命卫队控制中心
95And France has summoned the Iranian ambassador this Monday.法国本星期一召见了伊朗大使。
96So this all coordinated with the judicial authorities as well.因此,这一切都与司法当局协调。
97They clearly feel they've reached the evidential level to move forward on this.他们显然觉得他们已经达到了证据水平,可以推进这项工作.
98The Paris public prosecutor has launched a judicial investigation巴黎检察官启动了司法调查
99into this cyber attack unit of the Revolutionary Guards,加入革命卫队的网络攻击部队
100and has issued international arrest warrants against its head and two of its deputies.并针对其负责人和两名副手发出国际逮捕令。
101Oh, okay.哦,还好。
102And have they offered up evidence?他们提供了证据吗?
103I mean, it sounds like they're pretty sure.听起来他们很确定
104This isn't, we suspect, we think there might be and we'll start investigating.这不是,我们怀疑, 我们认为可能有, 我们将开始调查。
105This sounds like they really think they're onto it.这听起来像他们真的 认为他们得到了它。
106Yeah, they're using pretty definite language.是的,他们使用 相当确定的语言。
107So we don't know the details.所以我们不知道细节
108What the Paris prosecutor said in her quite brief statement said that they had identified巴黎检察官在相当简短的陈述中说 他们已经确认
109several factors which allowed them to state this with such certainty,有几个因素使得他们能够以这种确定性说明这一点,
110such as the use of Farsi and the use of IP addresses,例如使用波斯语和使用IP地址,
111which they eventually managed to trace back to two addresses in Iran.他们最终找到了伊朗的两个地址
112So I think that's why they're so certain.所以我认为这就是为什么他们如此确定。
113And Le Figaro newspaper broke the report before it came out officially,《费加罗报》在正式发布前 打破了报道
114and they had a source saying that French intelligence agencies他们有消息说法国情报机构
115had identified the Iranian role clearly.明确了伊朗的作用。
116So they're clearly feeling a level of certainty around this.所以他们显然对这件事有一定把握。
117Have we any comment from Iran yet out of interest?我们伊朗有没有发表任何评论,
118We haven't had any reaction from Iran.我们没有得到伊朗的任何反应。
119We don't know what came out of that meeting, of course,我们不知道会议的结果,当然,
120with the Iranian ambassador in Paris.与伊朗驻巴黎大使.
121This all came out after that meeting took place,这一切在会议之后就出来了
122and we haven't heard any response from Tehran as such.我们没有收到德黑兰的答复
123Catherine Norris Trent from France 24.凯瑟琳·诺里斯·特伦特来自法国 24.
124Former British comedian and actor Russell Brand is beginning a prison sentence of 10前英国喜剧演员兼演员罗素·布兰德 即将入狱10年
125and a half years for raping one woman and sexually assaulting three others between 20042004年期间强奸一名妇女并性侵犯另外三人半年
126and 2009.和2009年报告。
127The judge at court in London said Brand was a sexual predator who displayed staggering arrogance伦敦法庭法官说布兰德是个性掠夺者 他表现出惊人的傲慢
128and used his status to protect himself.他利用身份保护自己
129In a victim impact statement,在受害者影响声明中,
130one of the women said she'd been in shock and turmoil for years.其中一个女人说她多年来 一直处于震惊和动荡之中
131我们的记者Helena Wilkinson出庭受审了
132当Russell Brand被判十年半徒刑时
133for rape and sexual assaults,强奸和性侵犯;
134he stood in the big glass dock and looked ahead at the judge.他站在大玻璃码头 看着法官
135He showed no emotion.他没有表现出情感。
136Bernathan法官在判刑时告诉Brand
137he was a sexual predator who had told a series of lies.他是一个性掠夺者 谁说了一系列的谎言。
138All those women had to face being confronted所有这些女人都不得不面对
139and being told they'd lied or twisted the truth并被告知他们撒谎或歪曲真相
140and or they'd agreed to your sexual demands.或者他们同意了你的性要求
141That was all done because of you on your instructions.这一切都是因为你的指示。
142Before sentencing, the court heard victim impact statements宣判前,法院听取了受害人的影响陈述
143from the four women who Brand had attacked.是布兰德袭击的四个女人的
144Their statements have been voiced by producers.他们的发言由制作人发表。
145This came from the woman raped by Brand 17 years ago.这来自17年前被布兰德强奸的女人.
146Even now, I feel that I am living with the trauma of what happened.即使现在,我仍然感到自己承受着所发生的创伤。
147It is something I carry with me every day and it often feels never-ending.我每天都带着这个东西 经常感到永无止境
148Because of who he was and the influence he held,因为他是谁 和他拥有的影响,
149I did not feel confident speaking openly about what had happened.我并不自信地公开谈论所发生的事情。
150I did not know who I could trust or confide in.我不知道我能信任或信任谁。
151I felt that if I reported him, I would not be believed.我觉得如果我举报了他,我就不会相信。
152His fame, wealth and influence created a power imbalance他的名气,财富和影响力 造成了权力的不平衡
153which made me feel powerless.这使我感到无能为力。
154One of the women said it was difficult to see Brand in the public eye一个女人说很难在公众眼中看到布兰德
155after he'd sexually assaulted her.在他性侵犯了她之后
156For many years as his star was rising,多年来,当他的星星升起,
157it was impossible to escape seeing him all over the media在媒体上看到他是逃不掉的
158being celebrated for his disgusting behaviour against women.被赞颂为他厌恶女人的行为
159Like it was all a joke.好像这都是个玩笑
160There were many times I felt visibly sick at the sight of him看见他,我好多次都觉得不舒服
161parading around thinking he could get away with it all.四处游荡,以为他可以逃脱这一切。
162David Roberts, a senior prosecutor from the Crown Prosecution Service大卫·罗伯茨,皇家检察院高级检察官
163spoke outside court.庭外说话。
164The evidence presented in this case showed Brand to be a manipulative sexual predator本案的证据表明 布兰德是操纵性掠夺者
165using his growing fame and power to create situations利用他不断增长的名声和力量制造局面
166in which he could pursue women sexually regardless of what they wanted在其中他可以追求 女人无论她们想要什么
167with a complete disregard for the impact of his actions.完全无视他行为的影响
168Detective Superintendent Andy Furphy, who led the police investigation,负责警方调查的警探安迪·弗菲
169said he hoped that the outcome would provide some measure of closure for the women他说,他希望结果能给妇女带来某种程度的终结。
170and allow them to continue building their lives.让他们继续建设自己的生活
171A van believed to be carrying Brand left South at Crown Court.一辆据信载着布兰德的货车在刑事法院离开南方.
172Photographs taken through one of the windows captured a picture of a crucifix and a suit jacket.从其中一扇窗户拍摄的照片拍摄了一张十字架和一件西装夹克的照片.
173Helena Wilkinson.海伦娜·威尔金森.
174So how significant is this verdict?那么这个判决有多重要?
175Helen Rumbelow is a journalist from The Times who has written about the case.Helen Rumbelow是"泰晤士报"的记者,曾为此案撰文.
176I think it's absolutely profound我认为这是绝对深刻的
177那是因为我不认为 只是关于Russell Brand。
178I think what this case became was very symbolic.我认为这个案子变成什么 是非常象征性的。
179It was the Crown versus absolutely decades, centuries, if not millennia这是皇室对绝对的 几十年,几个世纪,甚至千年
180of old fashioned and archaic attitudes to women in sexual assault cases在性侵犯案件中对妇女的陈旧态度
181and not just in the courtroom where we saw these very kind of不只是在法庭里,我们看到这些非常
182extremely old fashioned defence being used against these female witnesses.对这些女证人采用非常古老的辩护方式。
183But also in the case of consent, this very modern era of consent但是在同意的情况下 这个现代的同意时代
184was being tried against something again deeply, deeply old fashioned被再次审判 某件事 深深的,古老的
185and to get convictions showed that we are at the start of a kind of future era.并获得信念 显示我们正处于一种未来时代的开端
186时代记者Helen Rumbelow.
187Still to come in this podcast.还是要加入播客
188You talk glibly about your life being changed but it's weird when it happens.你谈论你的生活被改变,但发生的时候很奇怪。
189I feel like a proper writer at last.我终于觉得自己是个好作家了
190Totally lacking in confidence.完全缺乏信心。
191The author who's become the oldest ever winner of the prestigious Booker Prize.成为著名布克奖得主的作家
192It's just over three years since Storm Daniel triggered the worst flood disaster刚刚三年多 风暴丹尼尔引发了最严重的洪灾
193in the world this century in the Libyan city of Derna.在这个世纪里 在利比亚城市德纳
194At least 4000 people lost their lives but now the city has been reborn至少4000人丧生 但现在这座城市重生了
195with reconstruction led by the authoritarian Hafta family由专制的哈夫塔家族领导的重建
196that rules the east of the country.统治着这个国家的东部
197The BBC's Tim Huell has been to Derna and has been speaking to some of those affected.BBC的蒂姆·胡厄尔(英语:Tim Huell)曾到过德纳,并一直和一些受影响的人交谈.
198This is you can see this is all impact for the flood.这是你可以看到这一切 影响洪水。
199The water reach level of four or five meters.水位达到四五米.
200We go upstairs to the roof and we forced to swim.我们上楼去屋顶 被迫游泳
201I know to swim but you know children with one year and four years old they can't.我知道游泳 但你知道一岁四岁的孩子不能游泳
202In the pitch black all power was lost of an autumn night three years ago.3年前的秋天夜里 失去一切力量
203Izzal Nasr Ibsay who lost his wife, mother-in-law and all his seven children伊扎尔·纳斯尔·伊布萨伊失去了妻子、岳母和所有七个孩子
204as flood water engulfed their home in Derna.洪水淹没了他们在德尔纳的家
205Today the house is an empty shell apart from children's possessions今天这房子除了孩子的财物外,还是空壳
206he can't bear to part with.他无法忍受分离。
207Derna's mental anguish is still raw but physically the city's been reborn.德纳的精神痛苦依然未愈 但实际上这座城市已经重生了
208The authorities haven't fully restored Izzal Nasr's house yet当局还没有完全修复伊扎尔·纳斯尔的房子
209because he's also got an apartment in an undamaged area of the city因为他在城里一个没有受损的地方有公寓
210but most people whose only home was destroyed have already been rehoused.但大部分被摧毁的人 已经重新安家了
211It's a whole mini city that's been built here on the edge of the sea.它是一个完整的微型城市,在海边建造了这里.
212There's row after row of identical gleaming white housing blocks.有排在一排 相同的闪亮白色住宅区。
213There's a football field here with artificial grass.这里有一个足球场,有人工草.
214There's a library and a hospital.有图书馆和医院.
215All the work's been planned and paid for by a reconstruction fund所有的工作都是由重建基金计划并支付的
216with a budget of two billion dollars headed by Belgasem Haftar以贝尔加塞姆·哈夫塔尔为首的预算为20亿美元
217a son of the military strongman who rules eastern Libya.是统治利比亚东部的军事强人的儿子
218Claudia Ghazini of the international crisis group Think Tank国际危机小组智囊团的克劳迪娅·加齐尼
219a Libya expert who visited Derna recently is impressed by what's been achieved.最近访问德纳的利比亚专家对已经取得的成就印象深刻。
220Considering that it has only been three years since the disaster it's quite remarkable.考虑到灾难刚过去三年 已经相当惊人了
221But the fund doesn't publish its accounts但基金不公布帐户
222Claudia Ghazini认为,除了帮助人们之外
223the rapid rebuilding served a political purpose.迅速重建有助于政治目的。
224Coming just a few years after Belgasem's father Marshall Khalifa Haftar贝尔加瑟姆的父亲马歇尔·哈利法·哈夫塔尔刚出生几年
225defeated Islamists who had run Derna with considerable local support.击败了曾经在当地相当支持下管理德尔纳的伊斯兰主义者.
226The Haftar authorities wanted to win people's hearts in Derna哈夫塔尔当局想赢得德纳的民心
227but they also used Derna as a showcase for what they were pitching to the rest of Libya.但他们也以德纳为展示对象,
228What started as a Derna reconstruction project最初是德纳重建项目
229then turned into a Libya reconstruction project.然后变成了一个利比亚重建项目。
230Man of the people humble and kind they sing over this video人们谦卑善良地歌唱这段录像
231Belgasem Haftar opening a rebuilt sports club in Derna.贝尔加塞姆·哈夫塔尔在德纳开设了一个重建的体育俱乐部.
232Libya's split between a pro-Haftar administration in the east利比亚分裂为东部亲哈夫塔尔政府
233and a rival one in the west.和西部的对手
234In Derna though they've got many satisfied customers在德纳虽然有很多满意的顾客
235including flood survivor Abdul Wahab Damdoum包括洪水幸存者阿卜杜勒·瓦哈布·达姆杜姆
236who's just been given a new apartment by the state.他刚被州政府给了新公寓
237For a family of only four people.为了一个只有四个人的家庭.
238When you saw this for the first time how did you feel?当你第一次看到这个的时候 你感觉如何?
239I thank the engineer of Belgasem because Allah sent this kind of person感谢贝尔加瑟姆的工程师 因为阿拉派这种人来
240who picked up the city from a disaster.从灾难中夺回城市的人
241Tim Hewell reporting and you can hear more from him提姆・海威尔报告,你可以听到他更多的消息
242about the reconstruction of Derna on assignment on the documentary podcast.在纪录片播客上的任务 关于德纳的重建
243A moon is any natural celestial body月亮是任何自然天体
244that moves in a stable orbit around a larger planetary body在一个更大的行星体周围的 稳定轨道上移动
245and while most of the planets in our solar system have multiple moons太阳系的大部分行星都有多个卫星
246earth just has the one that we refer to as the moon.地球只有我们所说的月亮
247But now astronomers have made the shocking announcement但是现在天文学家已经宣布了令人震惊的
248that we've actually got another moon我们真的有另一个月亮
249that's fallen into our planet's gravitational pull.坠入了地球的引力
250But it's a lot smaller than the one we're used to但比我们习惯的要小得多
251at only about a metre in diameter.直径只有一米左右
252Dr Jennifer Millard is an astronomer at Cardiff University in WalesJennifer Millard博士是威尔士卡迪夫大学的天文学家
253and told us more.并告诉我们更多。
254So it was discovered on the night of the 19th to the 20th of August所以是在8月19日至20日晚上发现的
255by a Hungarian asteroid hunter Christian Szasznecki.由匈牙利小行星猎人克里斯蒂安·扎什内茨基(Christian Szasznecki)创作.
256But at first we didn't actually know if it was an asteroid但起初我们不知道是不是小行星
257or whether it was a bit of space junk.或者是空间垃圾
258It took another two months of observations to figure out又花了两个月的观察才知道
259if it was perhaps the upper body of a rocket stage如果可能是火箭级的上身的话
260or if it was indeed an asteroid.或者它确实是个小行星
261But we've confirmed it is an asteroid但我们已经确认是一颗小行星
262and we do have temporarily for a few months a second moon.而且我们还有几个月的月亮
263So it's called a mini moon, an asteroid.故名迷你月,小行星.
264It's a small body that is truly in orbit around our planet它是一个小身体 真正在环绕我们的星球轨道上
265for a little while.一会儿
266So this could be weeks, it could be months,所以这可能是几周,也可能是几个月,
267it could be a few years.可能要几年时间
268And in the case of this one, we expect it to disappear by January.而对于这个,我们期望它会在1月之前消失.
269Whereas a quasi moon is something that's orbiting the sun而准月球是围绕太阳运转的东西
270on a trajectory that's really similar to our planets.和我们的星球一样
271And so from our perspective,所以从我们的角度来看,
272it kind of looks like it's going around us,它看起来像它正在我们周围,
273but it isn't really.但事实并非如此。
274It's just a bit of a coincidence.只是有点巧合
275Whereas this mini moon for a few months而这个迷你月亮几个月
276has been captured by our gravity.被我们的重力抓住了
277And this is really on the smaller size of asteroids这真的在小行星上
278that we find in the near earth environments.我们在近地环境中发现的。
279Because there are, we think,因为,我们认为,
280millions of asteroids out there around our planet.地球周围有数百万颗小行星
281The solar system is really busy.太阳系真的很忙
282You see those posters of, oh, there's the sun你看那些海报,哦,有太阳
283and there's all the planets还有所有的星球
284and there's not a lot going on in between.并且之间没有发生什么
285And they are not true.他们不是真的
286But our catalog is only about 43,000 of these.但我们的目录中只有43000个
287And most of these, we're talking,而大多数这些,我们正在谈论,
288are either dozens or hundreds of meters几十米或数百米
289or even bigger in size.或更大的尺寸。
290So to have one of these small objects discovered and tracked所以要找到和追踪这些小物体之一
291and we can monitor it and try and understand it我们可以监视它,试着理解它
292is so important for us to really understand这对我们来说很重要 真正理解
293what our neighborhood is like我们的邻居是怎样的
294and just how busy it is out there外面又多忙啊,又多忙啊!
295and how many things are hitting our planet和多少东西 撞击我们的星球
296and what could be a risk for us.以及我们可能面临的风险
297Astronomer Dr. Jennifer Millard.天文学家詹妮弗·米勒德博士.
298Oxford University has handed over the remains of 39 people牛津大学移交了39人的遗体
299who were taken during Britain's colonial role of India.被英国殖民印度时期夺走的
300They were originally from the Naga community in Nagaland,他们最初来自那加兰的Naga社区,
301which is a mountainous state in northeastern India.这是印度东北部的一个山区
302A delegation from there was in Oxford来自牛津的一个代表团
303for a ceremony to mark the return.为了纪念回归的仪式
304More from our global affairs correspondent更多来自我们的全球事务通讯员
305Anbarasan Etirajan.安巴拉桑艾提拉扬.
306The Oxford Museum has more than 6,000 objects牛津博物馆有六千多件文物
307representing Naga culture,代表纳加文化,
308the largest collection in the world.这是世界上最大的收藏
309The Naga remains were added between 1910永嘉遗骨是1910年间增加的
310and 1940, mostly collected by two colonial administrators和1940年,主要由两个殖民地行政官收集
311who were anthropologists.他们是人类学家。
312One of the Naga tribal leaders called the handing over纳加部落的一位首领叫我们交出
313of the remains, mainly skulls, a historic occasion遗骸,主要是头骨,是一个历史性的时刻
314and said they would be put to respectful rest.并说,他们将受优待。
315There are plans to bury them under a joint memorial有计划把他们埋在联合纪念碑下
316in a park back home.在家乡的公园里
317The Naga people once practiced headunting,纳加人曾经练过头痛
318severing the heads of enemies as trophies,切断敌人的头像奖杯,
319but they also kept the heads of their own chiefs但他们也保存着他们族长的首级。
320at the centre of villages.在村庄的中心。
321The Pitt Rivers Museum founded in the 19th century19世纪成立的皮特河博物馆
322has handed back human remains to other indigenous groups将遗骸归还其他土著群体
323from Australia, New Zealand and the United States.澳大利亚、新西兰和美国。
324Anbarasan Etirajan.安巴拉桑艾提拉扬.
325The winner of this year's Booker Prize今年的布克奖得主
326has been announced with 81-year-old M. John Harrison81岁的约翰·哈里森
327lifting the literary accolade for his dystopian novel,举起文学小说"舞曲"
328The End of Everything, set years after an obscure global crisis.在一场模糊的全球危机多年之后,一切都结束了。
329He's the oldest recipient of the prestigious award他是最古老的获奖者
330which honours the best novel written in the English language.以英语写成的最好的小说
331The winner gets a $67,000 prize and a huge boost in profile胜者获得67000美元奖金 和大幅提升形象
332and, usually, sales.通常还有销售
333Ellie Price was at the ceremony in London.艾莉·普莱斯在伦敦参加了典礼.
334John Harrison编著的《万事尽》
335M. John Harrison, 他已经写了六十年来,
336is now the oldest Booker Prize winner, aged 81.现为最古老的布克奖得主,享年81岁.
337He said it was worth the wait.他说值得等待
338You talk glibly about your life being changed,你说你的生活被改变
339but it's weird when it happens.但发生的时候很奇怪
340I feel like a proper writer at last, totally lacking in confidence.我终于觉得自己是个好作家了 完全缺乏信心
341The End of Everything is, on the surface, about two characters"万物尽头" 表面上是两个角色
342living on a near-future, post-apocalyptic Kent coast生活在一个近未来, 后夸张的肯特海岸
343following an undefined catastrophe and a mysterious invasion.在一场未知的灾难和一场神秘的入侵之后
344The protagonists and, indeed, the reader主角和读者
345don't know exactly what this catastrophe is and why it's happened.不知道这场灾难究竟是什么 为什么会发生
346But then the judges said there was a twinge of optimism as well.但后来评委们说,也出现了乐观情绪。
347Is that fair?公平吗?
348Yeah.对
349It wasn't intended.本来无心.
350I got about two-thirds of the way through我约三分之二的路程经过
351and I suddenly realised that I'd got an ending我突然意识到我有一个结局
352that would transform itself as easily into faint hope, as it were.那样就很容易变成虚弱的希望
353The chair of the judging panel, Dame Mary Beard,评审小组主席玛丽·比尔德女士,
354said the judges' decision that it should win was unanimous.法官们一致决定胜诉
355People, I'm afraid, will say,恐怕人们会说
356he's 81, this is a lifetime achievement award.他81岁了 这是终身成就奖
357No, it's not.不,这不是。
358It's for this one brilliant, eye-opening, gobsmacking book.这是为这本精彩的 开眼界的 令人发指的书
359High praise from Dame Mary Beard, ending that report by Ellie Price.来自玛丽·比尔德夫人的高度赞誉 结束艾莉·普莱斯的报告
360And that's all from us for now.现在都是我们送的
361If you want to get in touch, you can email us at globalpodcast at bbc.co.uk.如果你想取得联系,你可以发电子邮件给我们 在bbc.co.uk的全球podcast。
362You can also find us on X at BBC World Service.你可以在英国广播公司世界服务公司找到我们
363Use the hashtag globalnewspod.使用全球新闻pod 标签 。
364And don't forget our sibling podcast, The Global Story,别忘了我们的兄弟播客《全球故事》
365which goes in-depth and beyond the headlines on one big story.在一个大故事上,它深入而超越头条新闻。
366This edition of The Global News podcast was mixed by Chris Kousaris这版《全球新闻》播客由克里斯·库萨里斯(Chris Kousaris)混合制作
367and the producer was Marion Straughan.制片人是玛丽安·斯特劳根
368The editor is Karen Martin.编辑是凯伦·马丁.
369I'm Alex Ritzen.我是亚历克斯・里岑。
370Until next time, goodbye.直到下一次,再见。
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