. >> capcom we're go for power descent. >> eagle for power descent, over. >> eagle, we've got you nowver. >> looks good. >> eagle, houston, everything is looking good here. over. >> roger. copy. houston, we're getting a little fluctuation. >> roger. >> stand by. >> looking good. you're still looking good. coming up three minutes. >> okay. we went by the three minutes point early. our position seems to be a little off. >> roger, copy. >> he thinks you're a little long down range. >> that's right. i think we confirmed that. >> we confirmed that. roger. ♪ >> all flight controllers i'm going around the horn. >> watch that signal. >> what data you have for l.o.s. few seconds. >> go. >> go, go. telecom go. econ go. surgeon. >> go. >> capcom we're go to continue pdi. >> houston, you're a go. >> go. >> go. >> you're a go to continue power descent. eagle, houston. you're still looking good. >> looks good, flight. looks good. >> 1202. 1202. >> 1202 alarm. >> 1202. what's that? >> 1202 alarm. >> executive overflow if it does not occur in the end we're fine. it has not occurred again. we're going

it is a capcom arcade stick. it's got 16 classic retro arcade games in one giant controller.of this is that the controller is almost exactly the same as the kind of thing you would find on an arcade cabinet so you can have the same experience that you had in the 1980s, except you don't have to do it in a horrible stinking dirty arcade with sticky floors and you don;t need to use hundreds and hundreds of 50p pieces. a good year for gaming would you say? an interesting year. google tried to persuade us that we would lose our consoles and get into videogame streaming with their service, stadia, which is great if you have an amazing internet connection. if you don't have an amazing internet connection, then it doesn't work. and we have said that for many years now and they are still not there with it. a few companies have been trying to videogame stream for quite some time and yet the infrastructure is not there. brilliant. 0mar, over to you. here you go. oh, thank you. thank you for thinking of me. dan is just here eating chocolate. can i open this? go for it. wow. 0h! it's a fu

it is interesting because we would all go along the same line, have your own capcom but i forget it. it is a disposable cup —— have your own coffee cup butter. what did you do before you created these recyclable coffee cups? 30 yea rs these recyclable coffee cups? 30 years in packaging, various guises. i myself didn't realise coffee cups we re i myself didn't realise coffee cups were not easily recycled. i joined... iwas were not easily recycled. i joined... i was asked tojoin a start—up business, frugalpac and we have been working hard to bring a range of products. spending so long in the packaging industry, from your perspective, what is being done about this problem of waste? for me, it's a massive frustration as a consumer, when i buy something and it is in this humongous amount of packaging that i think it's so unnecessary. packaging has value. 0ne unnecessary. packaging has value. one of my previous companies would a lwa ys one of my previous companies would always say the package saves more thanit always say the package saves more than it costs. but it is not the cost in terms

the capcom was calling out the time of the fuel left. he got down to 30 seconds.as interacting with charlie earlier this week and he tells the story of -- by the time they got to 30 seconds and they said picking up some dust, whatever the rules were about calling an abort, he knew that armstrong was going to land because the commander had the final authority. he was there. he saw where they were vis-a-vis the lunar surface. so, again, armstrong was the man to be able to pilot that spacecraft to a landing and it took a lot of nerves of steel to do it. >> what was it particularly about where they landed on the moon? why there? >> well, why there is basically because it was a -- the easiest place to get to. i mean, apollo 11 was fundamentally a demonstration of the ability to land on the moon and get back. they did a little science but very little science. it was really a demonstration that we could meet kennedy's goal of landing a man on the moon, returning him safely to earth before this decade is out. so they were looking and then all the prior robotic and the two