as the car sharing autos he can open with a touch of his smartphone the twenty five year old uses chaffee every day. yeah i think many people in the us and not just in general and it's especially popular amongst younger generation. trophy is the brainchild of a local start up it began as a hobby for the company's founders after yogi's passive conus graduated from america's renowned massachusetts institute of technology he took part in global computer programming competitions he used those algorithms to build the initial website. i want to so i didn't think fall even that much about the impact so i was always focused on you know in technology and solving interesting problems so that's why it's great that we're focused on theirs and we kind of cover this different aspect martina's couldn't of each yes looks after chafee's commercial side he sold student vestment and began hiring its workforce is now grown to forty five founders are also in talks with german city administrations though things are moving only slowly that the transport companies are reluctant to part with data on real time ope

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welcome back to worlds apart and chaffee hoffman an american astronaut and now a professor in mit's department of aeronautics and astronautics now dr hoffman just before the break you mentioned that space x. already has the capability of transporting cargo perhaps humans to mars i wonder if figuring out the chance. for that capability is enough she commands these dairy i seem dangerous voyage to the rat planet oh absolutely not i mean there's a whole slew of things i mean. radiation how we're going to deal with the radiation exposure. just something simple like keeping food viable for three years i mean there's all sorts of things that nasa is looking at that problems that need to be solved to say nothing of the. you know the psychology how are we going to keep people healthy physically. i really think it's important that we first go back to the moon it's been almost fifty years since we've had human beings on the surface of another planetary body and mars is very hard which isn't to say that the moon is easy but it's a lot closer it's easier to get to you can come back relatively quickly if s

their lives, this is from "time" magazine in 1967, and those as you troe naughts, grissom, white and chaffeeho died and, of course, leading to the apollo 8 mission and neil armstrong who successfully landed on the moon in july of 1969. dave is joining us next from michigan. good morning. >> caller: yes, good morning. concerning this cold war, mr. gorbachev sat across the table from george h.w. bush and united the germanys, gave the warsaw pact nations their independence. the soviet union was split up and all bush had to do to promise was to stay out of their business. but we americans, the miss kravitzes of the world, violated that immediately with bill clinton and kosovo. we just can't mind our own damn business. >> mark kramer, does dave have a point? >> first of all, as elizabeth has pointed out a couple of times, in the aftermath of the cold war from the late '80s on, there's been a steady -- pretty much steady decline in the number of people killed in conflicts, the number of international conflicts going on. there's still civil wars, but still it has declined quite markedly and that do

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