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Carla Zeus It's great to have you watching.

We're starting with election results in the nation of Israel.

This is America's closest ally in the Middle East.

It's a parliamentary democracy led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and he was hoping to win 1/5 term as Israeli leader, which would make him the longest serving prime minister in the nation's history.

It was a close race.

With more than 97% of the vote counted, Prime Minister Netanyahu's party looked like it was neck and neck with the party of his former chief of staff, Benny Gantz.

Each of their parties was projected to win 35 seats.

To be prime minister, you need to have the support of atleast 61 seats in Israel's Knesset, its parliament.

So what election analysts have to do is look beyond the actual number of seats, a party one, and tally up the number of other seats that are likely to support it.

When they did that, it appeared the incumbent prime minister had the advantage because Netanyahu was likely to have a coalition of 65 seats in his favor, while Gantz was likely to have 55 seats.

Though both front runners initially claimed victory Tuesday night against his party conceded on Wednesday, meaning the wind goes to Netanyahu, the election was complicated by the fact that Prime Minister Netanyahu may be facing corruption charges.

He denies doing anything wrong, but the nation's Supreme Court is considering whether he can continue in office if he is formally accused of corruption.

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Trivia.

The theoretical boundary that surrounds a black hole is known as what.

Solaris Ephemeral event horizon For Bayan ery store.

The point of no return from which no radiation or light can escape is called the event horizon.

Researchers with the National Science Foundation, a U.

S government agency, say a supermassive black hole is Maur than a muse song.

They say they captured a picture of one and that this is the first direct visual evidence that black holes exist.

Some physicists have argued that they don't.

In theory, a black hole is a body whose gravity is so intense that not even light can escape from it.

To capture what they say is an image of one, scientists inked up a global network of telescopes in 2017 and they all zoomed in on a spot in the universe that's estimated to be 55 million light years away from Earth.

It took two years for them to combine the data and produce this picture.

What they call the M 87 black hole is the shadow in the middle, and they say the orange glow around it is the material that's creating the event horizon, the director of the National Science Foundation says pictures like this help scientists understand the mysteries of black holes and reveal the complexities of the universe.

Their investigation of M 87 continues just as Albert draws own investigation of the Sky does.

He's a Dutch photographer who shoots the stars and the landscapes around him.

His images regularly appear in publications like National Geographic and several cameras, including some of CNN's own.

A company draws on a recent trip to Kyrgyzstan.

This is a country in Central Asia.

It's described by the CIA, A world factbook as a land of incredible natural beauty and proud nomadic traditions draws.

His trip proves that one frame of it landscape photography is really my passion.

So this trip is very unique for me because I'm exploring places that I have never been to.

But in some places, no one has ever been to.

I'm Albert Dress.

I'm a professional landscape photographer from the Netherlands.

I organize a lot off photography workshops and photo tours.

I sell Prince.

I write for some magazines.

I write for the photography blocks.

So through the whole year I'm working a lot.

But I also think it's very important to keep innovating, visit a new country, try to plan a crazy shot.

I just want to keep challenging myself.

My girlfriend is from Kyrgyzstan, and I met her in Amsterdam and before I met her.

Actually, I had almost never heard of this country.

When I was doing some research online was really drawn.

I wanted to explore it.

In Kyrgyzstan, you drive through areas with very interesting canyons.

You come to really empty plains where only some shepherds live.

You know, I wanted to see places that almost no one has been through.

And here I also marked some spots, like right next to the road, you see, so I can lift the drone here and so it's very close to each other.

You know, when I checked this, I didn't know that this part, it's a road or rich or very, very actually a river.

Yeah, and you can drive there.

I picked this timing for the strip specifically to shoot some stars and Milky Way shots.

So during the day we usually scout around, do some shots with the drones.

I use Gruber Earth, but also planning APS for my phone and for the computer Milky Way three o'clock this direction during the night.

I will then go there to photograph them.

The fun thing, and also the challenging thing about these shots is that we planned them together and we execute them during the night.

It's pitch black and it's around minus 10 degrees.

It's It's a bit difficult in the beginning when you have to wake up at three or 4 a.m. But once you're out there, it's just beautiful.

Then if you if you would send here, it's also nice.

Yes, like this.

Yeah, good in these canyons, there's a lot of interesting structures on.

You can really play with light.

We're using steamers headland to light up this rock which we actually called the iceberg on.

It gives a really magical effect.

It looks really like a science fiction poster way also brought an old oil lamp that we would use to light up a scene, and it's a very nice soft light result in the frame the sceneries.

They offer so much possibilities for night shootings.

But the end result is not only the picture.

You see, it's the whole experience that we had taking this picture.

So in this country you can really find beauty anywhere.

When we're driving around, I look out the window and often I just see scenes.

I saw this really beautiful three against this huge mountain backdrop, and there were some horses walking around.

We also visit what a reservoir, Big Lake, which are sparkly, frozen.

I could fly the drone and seat up, down.

Very interesting contrast between the landscapes, amazing textures from the sky, and it's very easy here in Kyrgyzstan.

On most of the roads, you can just stop, get out, take the shop.

Seems like this.

They're totally unplanned.

Sometimes you will get great shots just from that through my images, especially from a place like this that not that many people have seen.

I want to show how beautiful these places are, and that is definitely worth to visit.

The hospitality everywhere is very good, and the locals here in general, it's like you go back in time.

They live in the mountains.

It's beautiful nature around them, very interesting to see how these people live.

What impressed me the most was really that you have all these different kind of landscapes.

Just in one place.

Canyons like Yuta, the mountains that we have in Europe, peaks that you see in the Himalaya.

It's very inviting for me as a landscape photographer to go out there and explore beauty off the country, from land and sky to see the Mediterranean Sea, where a Turkish underwater research team found a shipwreck believed to be 3600 years old.

They think it was a merchant ship loaded with blocks of copper that it sank in a storm while traveling to the island of Creep, or possibly somewhere in the Aegean Sea.

Turkish media say this could be the oldest shipwreck ever discovered.

Some called the finding a breakthrough in underwater archaeology sounds archaeological, the run early, amazing, Find made a boom and a splash, generating a lot of hullabaloo and making researchers keel over with excitement.

It's Jim's, the thing, the rope into our show before we port ways for the day.

But we'll have or to tiller you about tomorrow so we hope you'll head sail back our way for CNN.

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I'm Carla's stay.