dan, just getting people interested in putting things up there. that's the longer problem . well, and talking about people interested in putting things out there, space x and boeing are just 2 of the commercial players in the game. we heard about them in the report. how much of a role do they play currently and pushing for a crucial advancements? well, space extensive spacecraft, one version you can launch with just cargo and board. the other one he could launch with astronauts. and there's some astronauts up there now and a space, ex spacecraft. there was a problem with the russian. so use crack which is totally different in the outside but does the same thing. and so the discussion was, do we launch one of these, or another, a both or so forth. and, you know, they finally finally came up with a plan to launch or russian spacecraft empty that everybody comes home in the new one and they throw away the old one. but they had toyed with the idea of splitting the crew that had to come home and half half coming in the space 6 capsule and the other half coming. i'm going to rush a spacecraft when the boeing spacecraft finally becomes operational with people.

you'll have 3 options, so again, it's sort of like you go to a party at somebody's house and somebody's car breaks down somebody else as a car to get a ride home. if you all came in the same car, somebody's gonna be changing the tire. oh, now that you mentioned russia with everything going on down here on earth in the war in ukraine, but also growing tensions with china. where do you see global co operation in space going this year? well, this is a log on earth, and that is in an article where you have many countries have made claims over the past century or so there's dozens of countries to the wrong stations and so forth. everybody cooperates down there. it doesn't matter who you are. what flag, what language, if there's an accident, everybody, those in the resources. i lived that ever base camp for a month and we had an avalanche to kill several people and everybody from everywhere just came in to help. that's what you do when you have a crew or a mission in a really extreme environment like space. and that's what happens up on the space

station. you don't really see a little bit of politics here and there, but for most part, when you're up there, your crew, the big seat doesn't matter where you're from. the interesting thing is we get along better and space that we do on earth. so maybe we're learning something interesting up there about you know how to get along with each other, that we can apply back on earth. just a thought. we don't want time, but i don't want to ask, oh, if we missed something, are there any budding news space project we should be watching out for? they are still flying under the radar. you would the interesting answer to that is, i don't know, but i wouldn't be surprised because you can now lock spacecraft or this big for $100000.00 about the same in euro's and your small countries like depaul and so forth that are launching now. and every one of those has thousands of students and people in those countries who never had access to space before. so let's i, i would love to be totally surprised and caught off guard by something like that. but just today, web space telescope, you're us, discovered it's 1st planet. it's about the size of earth,

doesn't seem to have an atmosphere. i didn't expect to see that that just popped up out of nowhere. we're going to see that every day from now on, crossing our fingers for pleasant surprise as coming our way asked our biologist. keep calling, always great speaking to literature. fine to say that climate change is making extreme weather events more frequent and more intense us state of california has long had a front row seat to these disasters. after days of heavy downpours and rocks lines, a major cyclone is due to bring even more torrential rain. now, at least 17 people have already lost their lives in the storms. remarkably, the drivers and passengers in these 2 cars escaped with just minor injuries. after they were swallowed by a mass of st. cole, in los angeles, large swathes of the region have been devastated by flooding. neighborhoods. inundated homes and cars droning in flood water,

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