andlly, got off the bridge in the few moments that followed, the deck tore away from the hangers. listening to gunshots. the jules -- these of these big bolts and there's a big bolt on the bottom that keeps from filling out. those jewels begin to pop and the cables begin to snap under the force. the light standards on the bridge are just cutting swirling across rapidly and catching on the cables. in just a moment, the connection between two sections of the bridge deck fail and there is a violent twist and tear of the deck. in the moments that followed that, huge sections all begin to fail. most of the center span of the bridge, underneath the big suspensions cables, falls away and plunge into puget stand. no one is killed in the incident, no one is even hurt. they demolish as much as they can in november of 1940. then as they begin to think about having to reengineer the whole thing, the clouds of war closed in. by that time, they realize there is no way they will get the bridge rebuilt. when pearl harbor happens and the shipyard has become a critical strategic thing. away fromshi

andlly, it is six to eight, usually there is a commander. every single person comes in with more than one specialty background, and there is always macguyver.e a mothe i think it is really important to have that person to have those traits to be part of the mission, especially long-term mission, deep space, and when you are living on the early pioneers pioneering the settlement. here's an example of what the makeup of the mission is. this is the crew, the analog astronaut crew. just like nasa, right, when they do the mission up to iss and, of course, to apollo, you got mission control and you've got these people working remotely either working directly with the astronauts or doing the behind the scenes, and here are some examples of what we have been doing over the years. tele-surgery, tele-medical treatment. trying to train nonmedical people -- how do you intervene when there is a life-threatening emergency and you cannot have communication to mission control? what do you do? what are the protocols? we have to develop these measurements. --