after spending an epic 20 years in space and completing hundreds of orbits around saturn, cassini wasdeath dive into saturn's thick atmosphere. this is the control room where the very final moments of cassini will be tracked, and every last drop of science is being squeezed out of this mission. as the spacecraft enters the atmosphere of saturn, the data will be streamed back here right up until the very instant it's destroyed. this will actually be the grand truth, as it were, we're actually being able to sample the atmosphere as the spacecraft goes in. it doesn't have much time to do it, but it's going to be one of the most exciting points of the mission, right at the end of the mission. the day itself was bittersweet for the team. congratulations to you all — this has been an incredible mission and a incredible spacecraft and you are an incredible team. i'm going to call this the intermission. some had spent entire careers working on this mission. it's been a part of my life for 20 years. we've spent day in and day out thinking about cassini, planning the observations and focusing o

this is the control room where the very final moments of cassini will be tracked, and every last dropsion. as the spacecraft enters the atmosphere of saturn, the data will be streamed back here right up until the very instant it is destroyed. this will actually be the grand truth, as it were, we're being able to sample the atmosphere as the spacecraft goes in, it doesn't have much time, but it will be one of the most exciting points of the mission. right at the end of the mission. the day itself was bittersweet for the team. congratulations to you all, this has been an incredible mission and an incredible spacecraft, and you are all an incredible team. i will call this the end of mission. some had spent entire careers working on this mission. well, it's been a part of my life for 20 years, we have spent day in and day out thinking about this spacecraft, planning the observations, focusing on the science, my career has been based on it. it's really hard to see that go. but the spacecraft has left a remarkable legacy, it has spotted colossal storms and found structures as high as mounta

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a company in madison wisconsin cassini were janitors to scan technology to treat severe burns to her contract with barda to develop their tissue as a medical countermeasure. through several skin grafts they are producing skin graft to mimic human skin and promote tissue for generations. dr. inglesby and mr. macgregor can you discuss the federal investment in medical countermeasure research and development for two foster innovation involving an increasing chemical and biological threat and why don't we start with you dr. inglesby. >> i think the reason it's so important to continue investment is for problems like the one you described for patients with burns, for pandemic influenza and other kinds of outbreaks there isn't necessarily a commercial market for those products so companies face a different challenge in planning and a lot of uncertainty and if the government can provide more parity both in the early stages of the research and development stage and potentially an acquisition phase for a particular product companies can then plan and decide to make investments as opposed to o