our aim is to get to ariz, our base, where we will be spending the night.onists to mars will also have to live underground in caves or lava tubes to avoid interstellar radiation. and there's no time to waste on the experiments. ok, so i'm collecting some samples of the water that's trickling from above, it's really quite cool. so the guys have just made quite an interesting discovery. they've discovered a rock showing signs of photosynthesis, which is strange because there's no light down here. so this is a pretty incredible breakthrough for these guys. finally, we make it to ariz. and it's a bit of a squeeze in the decompression chamber. but the team are immediately analyzing their samples. we have a table... the pod is set up with everything to meet your basic needs. and after all that work, it's time for dinner. couscous with chicken. wild berry yoghurt. they all sound the same. i'm going for one of my favorite dishes — bolognese. the water's in, give it a stir, leave for ten minutes... it looks a little bit like plastic! but i'm so hungry. that is actua

our aim is to get to ariz, our base, where we will be spending the night.ts to mars will also have to live underground in caves or lava tubes to avoid interstellar radiation. and there's no time to waste on the experiments. ok, so i'm collecting some samples of the water that's trickling from above, it's really quite cool. one of the goals is to extend the stays in the cave to see how people cope. very soon, we'll need teams of scientists and engineers and people from all areas of knowledge and science, spending one month, several months, more than a year in this station. more than a year? wow. when you're talking about isolating people for several months, or more than one year, there are so many things that come in that would be so useful for future space exploration. this experience isn't cheap. for non—scientists, it's about £5,000 for the 30—day experience, which includes preparation, training and about three days in the cave... ..i mean mars. so this is where i'm sleeping tonight. it's the top bunk of a bunk bed. i've not been in the top bunk since i w

clooney celebrates the big 600 you take a personal look back at the american actress career through the ariz of one of his collaborators. welcome to arts and culture france is marking 200 years since the death of napoleon bonaparte the self declared former emperor who seized power during the french revolution has traditionally been celebrated for his military prowess and efforts to expand france's empire but in a modern era way europe's colonial past is increasingly being dissected his legacy has taken on a new more sinister meaning many people are now rediscovering his more controversial initiatives such as the reintroduction of slavery after it was abolished france's youngest leader since napoleon is president and. despite calls to boycott the anniversary the strong critic of today's so-called council culture is set to lay a wreath at the former and put to bed. and my colleague adrian kennedy joins me now adrian why is the way he's being celebrated quite so controversial. for many the ways that napoleon is worshipped as a national icon in france is at best on reflects its if not downright

clooney celebrates the big 60 you take a personal look back at the american actions korea through the ariz of one of his collaborators. welcome to arts and culture france is marking 200 years since the death of napoleon bonaparte the self declared former emperor who seized power during the french revolution has traditionally been celebrated for his military prowess and efforts to expand france's empire but in a modern era where europe's colonial past is increasingly being dissected his legacy has taken on an new more sinister meaning many people are now rediscovering his more controversial initiatives such as the reintroduction of slavery after it was abolished france's youngest leader since napoleon is president and. despite calls to boycott the anniversary the strong critic of today's so-called council culture is set to lay a wreath at the former and put to bed. and my colleague adrian kennedy joins me now adrian why is the way he's being celebrated quite so controversial. for many the ways that napoleon is worshipped as a national icon in france is at best on reflects. if not downright

he blame arized it.craven. that led to his resignation, that and the fact he called the university the university of california in his speech. the plagiarism is bad enough, but he stole one of the least insightful parts of an extremely insightful speech. the admiral overcome the seal raid that killed osama bin laden. it is all stuff that anyone can do starting with one of the requirements of seal training, making your bed perfectly every morning. >> if you make your bed every morning, you will have accomplished the first task of the day and it will give you a small sense of pride and it will encourage you to do another task and another and another. by the end of the day, that one task completed will have turned into many tasks completed, making your bed will also reinforce the fact that the little things in life matter. if you can't do the little things right, you will never be able to do the big things right. if by chance you have a miserable day, you will come home to a bed that is made, that you made,