well in some places you actually have liquid water so it's a little better and brighter for buzz aldrin's plant you know just on the right and this mars was known michette in a very ambitious mission within a decade is when they hope to really start getting people on on mars and to start building up that civilization. do you think that this mission is a is attainable i know there's a lot of people that are are signing up for these one way tickets that i mean they arrive there and they wouldn't come back to earth they become martians essentially or what do you think i can is this another sign that this is a result of all of feasible venture of i certainly hope so you know. in the uniform with google simple and i think we're. back in the being able to achieve those three. certainly goals that were able to be with us and i don't know i mean i have my doubts. i know you know all that might go towards the sales and someone will move along and we actually have them the ten years yeah well we'll have to see it so that'll creep up on us sooner than we think i. appreciate you coming on very very i

the first human on mars and he was here at a conference not too long ago i caught up with him mr aldrin and asked what his vision is for mars here's what he had to say a growing permanent group people arrive there knowing that they're going to spend the rest of their lives and they've been trained as a team to do that with the right of these different the cheapness. so very very ambitious outlook for life on mars are and having it and even starting a civilization there i mean what do you think is the new discovery more proof that mars is habitable for humans. either it's an interesting question or it's one of the holy grail of human through also the end. was certainly with this discovery i mean we know that there's water on mars that's been known for a while now. hypothetically we can go to the surface of mars melt the surface subsurface ice and how water board what we're proposing as well in some places you actually have with the water so you know it's a little better and brighter for buzz aldrin's plant yeah definitely right and this mars one of michette and very ambitious mission wit

and i was looking through these pictures of neil armstrong on the lunar surface, buzz aldrin and his sort of marshmallow space suit and just having sort of a tomboy moment because these are pretty male heroic images, until i turn a page and i am hit with this burst of color. .. they have this club, disorder severity that continues to be to this day. they go on crusades and are to continue support each other through triumph and tragedy. one of this week things about the connection of the wisest many of them, when i met them were a little gold bracelet with a tiny golden whistle on it. that is one of their symbols. with so and we will be there for you. of course, it was a matter of winning over these women stress. they were always very protect to the nasa, of their husbands, even if they were later divorced after their husbands came to them that because a startling amount of astronaut and why state divorce after the apollo program and i see it as really a casualty of the incredible amount of pressure that was on the family to conform and to work around these precarious hours. out of 30

get the first human on mars i he was here at a conference not too long ago i caught up with him mr aldrin and asked what his vision is for mars here's what he had to say. a growing permanent group of people arrived there knowing that they're going to spend the rest of their lives and they've been trained as a team to that was who i had to use a different the cheap me. so very very ambitious for life on mars are inhabiting it and even starting a civilization there i mean what do you think is the new discovery of more proof that mars is habitable all for humans. it's an interesting course it's one of the holy grail of human curiosity and. would certainly with this discovery everything we know about there's water on mars. you know so what we hypothetically wouldn't go to the surface of mars surface subsurface ice and have water but what we're proposing is well in some places you actually have liquid water so you know it looks better and brighter. yeah definitely right yeah and this mars was. a very ambitious mission within a decade is when they hope to really start getting people on mars and

one after he allowed one of the first man to step on the moon buzz aldrin is on a mission to get the first few men on mars night he was here at a concrete not too long ago i caught up with him. if they're older and i and our house with a hint that the vision and sperm are akin to be at the same. growing permanent settlement of people arrived here in knowing that they're going to spend the rest of your life and they've been trained as a team to get to that we were right he said. different achievements. sounds very very ambitious our love for life on mars are inhabiting it can be seen starting a civilization that. i mean when you think of a new discovery of more proof them are easy. how the devil for humans that are pertinent to increase her inside as well go for the crew of human curiosity you would certainly with this discovery and we know that there's the hot water on mars that's been gone awhile now. will i get a celebrity. better to go to mars. nope the surface subsurface ice and how wonderful of what we are performing well in some places you're actually out with the border. so yo

and i was looking through these pictures of neil armstrong on the lunar surface, buzz aldrin and his sort of marshmallow space suit and just having sort of a tomboy moment because these are pretty male heroic images, until i turn a page and i am hit with this burst of color. .. and a sort of continue to support each other through triumph and tragedy. one of the sweetest things about the connection of the wives is many of them when i met them they wore a little gold bracelets with a tiny golden whistle on it and that's one of their symbols we will be there for you and it was a matter of winning over these women's trust. they were always very protective of nasa, of their husbands even if they were later after their husbands back from the moon divorced because astronauts and their wives did divorce after the apollo program and i see it as a casualty of the incredible amount of pressure that was on these families to come for them and tform andto just work aroune rigorous hours. out of 30 couples only seven marriages survived. so in many ways as they pointed out, there relationships have

and then buzz aldrin said, "that you know of. [ laughter ] read my book. own the book."his is everywhere today. it is one of those kiss cam videos they show you on the scoreboards in the big arenas. they do kiss cams. well during this hockey game one man in minnesota was prepared to be on one and for good reason. take a look at what he did. kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss. okay. never mind. [ laughter ] there you go. [ cheers and applause ] then he turned to the old guy next to him and was like, "let's do this uncle frank. come on, let's do it." [ light laughter ] i don't know how i feel about this, but i read about a team of military researchers, military researchers, they are developing a pizza that can stay edible for three years. a weird couple of years for the military. one minute you are hunting osama bin laden and the next you are trying to outsmart papa john. [ laughter ] what am i doing here? [ applause ] i don't know if this cheese will last. and this is weird. i heard about a company that is selling a new action figure based on nsa leaker edward snowden. it is not that

and i was looking through these pictures of neil armstrong on the lunar surface, buzz aldrin and his sort of marshmallow space suit and just having sort of a tomboy moment because these are pretty male heroic images, until i turn a page and i am hit with this burst of color. .. and a sort of continue to support each other through triumph and tragedy. one of the sweetest things about the connection of the wives is many of them when i met them they wore a little gold bracelets with a tiny golden whistle on it and that's one of their symbols we will be there for you and it was a matter of winning over these women's trust. they were always very protective of nasa, of their husbands even if they were later after their husbands back from the moon divorced because astronauts and their wives did divorce after the apollo program and i see it as a casualty of the incredible amount of pressure that was on these families to come for them and tform andto just work aroune rigorous hours. out of 30 couples only seven marriages survived. so in many ways as they pointed out, there relationships have