object or something from beyond the earth. there are many many explanations for things that are unidentified and it talks many of those explanations are in your backyard there is something that you just don't know was there it got there for some reason that's very logical very understandable. but the. the the media the press the exaggerating public that wants to see bizarre unusual things and they want to be the one that sought there's a competition oh i saw something therefore i must be important it's a human traits to to want to be different than other people and i saw the u.f.o. you know you didn't see a mock i did i did that's that's what people want to. project themselves because they they want to move above the the ordinary person they want to be the

person who saw the u.f.o. now you were second man on the first one to hold a religious service and that wasn't broadcast by now so how do you feel about that . well i think i need to really put it into perspective. the achievements. of a spacecraft going speed and a planet or a moon an object and making contact we call it landing that's very very complex and until you land you can't even think about opening and going down. floating in space outside a spacecraft without the moon is challenging and we need to have assistance. walking down a ladder is very very simple ok but the symbology of a human being not in the spacecraft that just did

a very complex thing like lady that's the symbology of that still a bit sheen but but now the human being goes down and he walks out of the surf over that support. well yes it's important because people expect to want to see somebody actually doing that sort of ordinary activity it's a known fact that you've never lost your sense of human humor. we're number one on the runway that's what you sat when you're living in one where you actually that's to choose. whether anybody else up there to be number two and there certainly wasn't any runway up there but anyone who is a pilot knows the phrase when the tower says you are cleared for takeoff like houston said to us they roll out there and they say number one on the runway where you happy or where you sat to be leaving. who he wanted to see this come to

a successful. conclusion so the more things you can sort of get behind you and closer to the the end and they. projected according to the schedule as you move toward the end you're happier and happier before i came to talk to you i tried to for a split second as much as i could imagine what how much my life would change if i were able to fly into space and that i have and then i figure if i ever were to walk on moon and be so close to stars almost as close as touching them and then back on earth in some respects to the boundaries of earth i mean really sad and you had a clinical depression was that related to the fact that you stopped your active duty well i wrote a biography shortly after i came back and it was not called journey to the moon

that wasn't challenging for me what was challenging was the title of return to earth i have been fortunate to do something that people have dreamed about and now i come back and i'm associated with people that didn't do that and then i have to somehow relate as a very different person now and that's very challenging. and . my wish is for what i want maybe after that to happen and my life may not turn out the way i i want to be and so i may be discouraged. this is that an individual you know we end herit tendencies from our parents and our grandparents and the way that they have behaved. with challenging circumstances may be the same way that i will and my children

will and it's called inherit and in behavior that is challenging many times one wants to forget about leave the present world for for a sense of. escape and drugs in my case alcohol turned out to be a way to escape from the. the unsatisfactorily the discouraging aspects of depression one feeds on the other and you have to put those behind and that's not an easy thing to do and that takes. from normal it takes a descent to abnormal in performance and when you solve doing that you now are recovering and surprisingly enough you may recover way

beyond above what you ever would have done had you not had to do this and i think i am testimony to that change which which is making me a much more capable person today because i experience those things if you had a chance would you fly to the moon or out in space again because when apache ark in russia and he's sixty four years old and he's an avid fire and he said he would love to be one of the state's tourists would you want to fly again there's no way of being a passenger. tourist or whatever you might call a experimenter that could compare with the good fortune of doing something for the first time. besides that i don't think i'm right to say my talents would not be used very effectively or going back there but often they

put me back a glance i can think i can speak remember but my talents can be used by taking those experiences and projecting that to the future so it's more valuable service to mankind and as a military person and service to my country to use what i have accumulated experience and projecting that successfully. into the future and that's more satisfying than doing something again what do you think of mars five hundred because it costs a lot of money and it really fails. to the exact conditions of space flight to mars is what purpose. it is a step in the right direction and we had a program called biosphere two where we put people inside of a structure. for up to two years in living conditions

with. plants and water and. atmosphere and we learned from doing that but the people inside knew that they weren't at mars they weren't somewhere else and so were the people with project five hundred to me it was indicative maybe of a difference because the five hundred is the days that it would take to get to mars to stay there and then come back. that's conventional thinking i do unconventional thinking that i hope will be very well understood as being just natural and that is when human beings go to mars they are settlers they are colonizers it is very difficult it's very challenging to

bring them back again we don't have the fuel we don't have the engines and i use something that's very well understood by people in america that the pilgrims on that ship called the mayflower that left from england and came to the shores of the united states of america they did not wait around the landing place for the ship to take them back they came here. on american soil to live the rest of their life and so will the human beings that leave the earth become the pioneers the settlers the colonizers. we need them there we need more of them there too to sustain a colony you can't do that with just six people twelve people twenty four people you need sixty you need one hundred. they're valuable where they are don't bring

them back. to get in a rocking chair or write their memoirs they can write their memoirs from the surface of mars thank you very much for this interview. the observed nature and discovery. communicate with the want to. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you. forty two thousand americans die each year from car accidents only a thousand. seven hundred thousand people murdered and thirty two thousand will

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a two million dollar bill three zero. but not supergirl you can be killed through you know they shoot me in the head i'm going to die. and. once you've heard learn you're never the law doesn't know anything else. today's news on this week's top stories on our t.v. grief and despair in norway as a country mourns the victims of its first ever a terrorist attack the suspect tells police in that ninety three deaths were quote gruesome but necessary. thousands of factory demonstrators from across spain five finally protesting in madrid as you can see a lot of pictures of the event and got some folding in the capital there they are protesting the country's debts and unemployment fears remain about the future of the euro the spark to movement in the e.u. to bail out greece which has been teetering on the brink. at rupert murdoch faces investigation in the u.s.

in two more alleged phone hacking by his media firm about south where he was grilled in britain over the scandal that machine can police politicians that the press in some. cases here now with all the latest in the world of sports. hello welcome to the sports news and here are the headlines top flight battles need aid to narrow the gap to leave just a scout a four points but must win it in for one gene in the last five russian premier league matches on sunday. while making history twice former runner up to develop and this becomes the first man from the southern hemisphere to win the tour de france. and a lot of the rings mclaren's lewis hamilton fights often underway long ago and mark webber his second victory of the season at the germany ground prix. the first of

football and champions in petersburg are hoping to narrow the gap to me to stay scots of four points with a victory in form but it still goalless in the last of five russian premier league matches taking place this sunday well meanwhile second bottom spot right now and chick scored twice in the last two minutes to snatch a two two draw at home to present it's not about second goal some shot back to brace to help them beat two mil on the road the thirty three year old midfielder reaching one hundred career goals in the process. while in the early kick off spartak moscow tried to know at you boys vulgar dimitry gambar of open for the red white we trace through the first half before last year's unique top score at vela to bolster the victory midway through the second with a fine display of person still spots condemning volga to their second home defeat in poor days after they also lost to need leaders to scout by the same scoreline on thursday. and there's been

a blistering debut in the russian top flight for portuguese coach jos a coup so with four different players on target for his not for want of side and therefore no pummeling of i'm caught here in moscow dimitri let's go blasted in a free kick to get you going after thirty two minutes. and these with the railway men to nothing up still in the first toff. ten provide us soon after the interval setting up the need to secure off expertise just of the ball before and in the back of the arm can let. xander cough completed the lopsided score line with a head after seventy nine minutes for not often. when we wanted argentina peru claimed the bronze medal at the copper america after a four one drubbing of ten man then as well in the third place play off peru broke the deadlock three minutes before the break after really enjoyed our sport to pose a problem get their toes return pass and the situation got worse for venezuela the game turning on its head when they were reduced to ten men on the hour and the

humber get through that thomas i think on the show a straight red and his club teammates got out took full advantage for the opposite side to know just four minutes later was it with thirteen minutes left when the fernando i know pulled a goal back for venezuela to won but the ten men were caught on the break and sparrow scored twice in stoppage time sealing his hat trick after he was left on launch between the two central defenders so i for one was the results. found in the meantime chelsea seem to have put their pre-season back on track as the russian i love rebounded from a lackluster one nil win in malaysia comprehensive and beat a tie all-star team for the in bangkok frank lampard open right before the break before the time keeper fell due to long range effort by jesse the single soon after the interval josh mceachran set up branislav evanovich for the blues third and second half substitute floor completed the four no thumping with flair to chelsea's

first robust win and a new manager in place to lash wallace. chelsea going to next to aston villa already then the head of the asia trophy tournament which also features fellow english premier league side blackburn rovers the villains will be using this event both to try and boost their pre-season fitness and to get to know better the new manager alex mcleish the scot arrived at villa park from bitter rivals bearing in city last month in a move that has alienated some fans that were apparently not the players. it was very hard when you took the job but you know you kept a simple we don't really want to do what you want to work you want to store in games and dust but this was motto in football and you try to do it i try to make your job easier. well meanwhile manchester united rallied to beat the chicago fire three one in a sixty one thousand strong sellout friendly match at soldier field as they continued their pre-season tour of the us it wasn't an all special start for new united. who allowed corey gibbs to open after thirty minutes however three second

half goals settle the match wayne rooney equalized in the sixty sixth minute and ten minutes later baffled a silver with united in front and then nani quickly wrapped up the three one victory and celebrated in some style it was united spurred straight victory on their tour after beating the new england revolution four one in the seattle sounders seven will. agree to the crowd you three one man meanwhile rail madrid greeted a three match sweep in the world football challenge by beating the philadelphia union to one jose maria cali on infants after just two minutes you can take that as it needed to know but with ten minutes to go to the delight of the fifty seven thousand pounds a side managed to spill through not that far from but way out hung on to win two one has a ring of squad heads to germany the friendly against out of the in july the twenty seventh. and elsewhere in the tournament yannick jelena to

both goals in the first half the sporty as that there's been inside me to tally and johnson event is two one in toronto look at only then seem to have pulled one back after the break he was told off for offside and it went through the second half tempers flared when tony picked up a yellow card however alexander adult piano gave you a lifeline with twenty minutes to go to want to the syria failed to convert any of their other chances and the portuguese side ran out to the victors. to cycling and australia's could evans has become the first tour de france winner from the southern hemisphere after a largely ceremonial final stage concluded in paris on sunday the thirty four year old and two time runner up had all but security's first ground to a title after taking the lead as yellow jersey on saturday following the stunning time trial victory in the suburbs of grenoble once again andy schleck had to settle for second best finishing things runner up the third year in

a row his elder brother frank completed the podium mark cavendish finally takes home the point when green the manx missile posted five stage victories the final ride through the french capital. in formula one mclaren's lewis hamilton fought off the challenges of ferrari's fernando alonso and mark webber of red bull to claim his second victory of the season after uninstalling race at the german grand prix webber had started on pole as a down to bring talent and took the lead from him at the first turn of champion sebastian vettel spun off at one point but still came in fourth in the end what a true battle unfolded for the podium places how often kept losing and regained control of the race before beating along and whether to the line vettel retained the overall lead in the standings he still seventy seven points clear of webber at the top with hundreds and hundreds of posts on the strains heels and nine races remaining. how to find. a better race has taken the overall title at the

world water skiing championships just outside moscow which is on point feet is there to see him do it. but whether i'm assessing the perfect final day of a world water skiing championships in. a small town one hundred twenty kilometers north of moscow with the sport yet to make it in to be lympics event as big as it gets for competitors it's very all look to take home the biggest prize and water skiing first up was women's tricks of events where the competitors try to put in as many moves as quickly as possible to try and get top marks from the judges a lot of the ways that we practice we use trampolines that kind of you know and bounce and we ride our skis a lot just the feel edges and turns in and it just takes a lot of falls in order to to start learning the trick the moves certainly look spectacular but they take a lot of practice to get it right the best can sometimes lose their rhythm

including one of favorites france is in it's come grey the event was of injury won by bela roos an entirely abednego or was rewarded after this fantastic performance and certainly pleased the home crowd were fully behind with no russians and before norm we had nick of our start about life as jim asked for almost by mistake taking up water skiing some of the russian says the right of collectability certainly gives her an advantage gymnastics in general it's a really good start for any athletes laying out a sport but what a scheme especially because it's really sceptical and really it requires a lot of thinking a lot of coordination so gymnastics are very helpful in that bit macabre has been water skiing for sixteen years while she trains in florida nevertheless she gets a lot of funding from a native bella ruse which allows her to put all our efforts into improving which is a luxury amongst most water skiers who are often forced to take up second jobs this

. is slowly improving but more and more sponsors coming on board however there's still a long way to go right now it's kind of somewhere in the middle but it's not really moving i think to happen more chances to move one way or accept for old three so that's a solid slalom skiing would have different tournaments separate argument sixteen would have separate tournaments and jumped on the list then we have a chance if you're going to move the ball over all it's a bit higher because equipment jadis the mining everything unfortunately could prove to be an excellent day for bed in a coma to be crowned overall world champion this championships was really good for me it was my dream after. the seven thousand nine hundred sixty as as good as i did today the final event of the thing was the men's jump competition the world record was now standing seventy three metres from a platform with just one point eight metres waterski is one able to get near that mark however that proved to be no nightmares for the wonderfully name freddy krueger as he pulled off

a jump of the round to take first place all in all the event was a great success and is pretty popular with the past a suspense however the only downside being a lot of russians were able to buy for the time the medals. which i'm hopefully don't see the moscow region and that's all the sports news and. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realms. we've got the future covered.

today's news out of this week's top stories on our team grief and despair in norway as the country mourns the victims of its first ever terrorist attack and the suspect admits to killing dozens of the twin terrorist atrocities. and is very very big says becoming of more than annoying to people was necessary and he was to go learn one of the details in a few moments. live pictures from but dread aware of crowds protests over surveillance jets and other one make use of the euro's future despite even rufford's to save the troubled currency. rupert murdoch faces investigation in the u.s.

and two more alleged phone hacking by his media firm about software being grilled in britain over the scandal that should release politicians and the press. just after eleven pm here in the russian capital you're watching r t thanks for being with us now to our top story the entire norwegian nation has been shaken by friday's killing rampage as a country mourns the ninety three people massacred and the also bombing and youth count shooting prime minister yet stoltenberg has said the two days since the attacks turned into hours days and nights filled with shock and crying artie's adonal bushell reports now from the capital all slow. it's a day of mourning there's a memorial service behind me attended by king harald of norway looking very somber the prime minister of norway says that the two days since the tragedy have seemed

like an eternity the people of asli are tense they're still trying to understand how something like this could have happened and the police say they'll still looking there is potential there are more victims to be found on the island is also just outside there is criticism rising for the police that it took them from an hour to an hour and a half to actually find the to find the killer and to stop the massacre so there is criticism of all storage fees over this over this tragic incident the suspect has admitted the crime he said that he wanted to change in society that he wanted to force revolution that it was an atrocious but necessary act to make the norwegian people realize and the society realize that it's going wrong he said it's not a crime more details are emerging about the suspect himself who posted a rant a fifteen hundred page rant on the internet saying how he went to various countries czech republic in the european union with its legs.