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The view of rainbow-hued Himalayan lakes and a steady stream of work helped Scott Kelly stay sane during the 340 days he spent aboard the International Space Station ISS , the NASA astronaut said days after returning to Earth from the landmark mission. The view of rainbow-hued Himalayan lakes and a steady stream stanley cup of work helped Scott Kelly stay sane during the 340 days he spent aboard the International Space Station ISS , the NASA astronaut said days after returning to Earth from the record-setting mission. AP Photo Kelly and his Russian counterpart, Mikhail Kornienko, spent nearly a year on the ISS studying the effects of radiation, weightlessness and the cramped quarters of spaceflight on humans. Results from the research will be essential for an eventual mission to Mars, according to NASA. Kelly said the length of the mission was the biggest challenge, and that he felt significantly mor stanley cup e sore on returning to gravity than after shorter trips. Kelly and his twin brother, Mark, a retired astronaut, have spent the last year taking physical and mental tests. The tests will continue, to help NASA learn about how the body copes with the severe strains of spaceflight. Describing the striking colours of the waters around the Bahamas and the rainbow hues of stanley cup lakes that dot the northern Himalayas, Kelly said he would like to visit the region. However, predominantly you just notice how thin the atmosphere is, how fragile it looks, Kelly was quoted as saying by The Guard Hctu 3 Central American nations to open missions in India
UN chief Ban Ki-Moon voiced optimism that the landmark UN climate talks would lead to binding limits for harmful emissions and asked countries to set ambitious targets, in comments broadcast on Sunday. HT Image I am convinced that the conference in Copenhagen will give us a strong and important political accord which will then be the basis for an accord that is legally binding, the UN Secretary-General said in a pre-recorded interview due to be broadcast on French television channel TV5. The accord must include ambitious targets for the reduction of greenhouse emissions in the medium-term by developed countries and equally ambitious targets for developing countries to limit their emission stanley cup s, he said. He added that he hoped the accord reached at the Copenhagen talks would include USD 10 billion of financial support to help developing countries adapt to the emissions changes. The UN s top climate official Yvo de Boer said on Sunday that three times that amount will be needed over the coming three years however. Ban said USD 10 billion was a short-term finan salomon cing aim to serve until the accord enters force, hopefully in 2010, and that he hoped up to USD 100 billion would be made availa stanley cup ble later. Read breaking news, latest... See more Read breaking news, latest updates from US, UK, Pakistan and other countries across the world on topics related to US Election Live, politics,crime, and national affairs. News / World News / UN chief urges a