he and his partner anders first had the idea while studying at international space university in strasbourgays trying to stop this heat and prevent it, when we could use it and harvest it to do something with? tell me more about this thermal chamber, how would that work exactly? is it hypothetical or is this real science? let's say it is real science in theory. until we test it really through this coming year 2019, to be able to confirm that the designs and proposals and simulation we are doing is really matching the real data we will get from this test. is there really a need to roast coffee beans in space? i really hate the saying that we should not reinvent the wheel. i think someone lazy says this. what is the current proposed cost per cup? why are you laughing? because for the last two weeks we have had a lot of speculation from other scientists, and even articles in the media. our goal would be to bring it to something around $a0—45 per cup. there is no way i am buying it for £35. i know, i know, for sure. even if this project did not work, for us the journey of inspiring and motivati

he and his partner first have the idea while studying at international space university in strasbourgand prevented, when we could use it and harvest it to do something with. tell me more about this thermal chamber, how would that work exactly? chamber, how would that work exa ctly ? is chamber, how would that work exactly? is it hypothetical or is this real science? it is real science in theory. until we tested really through this coming year 2019, to be able to confirm that the desires and proposal and emulation we are doing is really matching the real data we will get from this test. —— designs. real data we will get from this test. -- designs. is there a need to roast coffee beans in space?” really hate the staying we should not reinvent the wheel. —— saying. i think someone lazy zs. what is the current proposed cost per cup? why are you laughing? for the last two weeks we have had a lot of speculation from other scientists, our goal would be to bring it to something around $a5 per cup. our goal would be to bring it to something around $45 per cup. there is no way i am buying it fo

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spent to the international space station where they will be busy, i bet they wish they were up there with buzz aldrin. the year is 2040. welcome to moon valley. the newest city in the universeders, engineers, farmers, doctors and every year, over 10,000 more come to visit. sounds great, doesn't it? which leaves me with just one important question. how on earth did we get here? moon valley is the vision of someone we have met before. japanese country — my company ispace were one of the companies competing for the google x prize which offered prize money for those able to land on the moon by march 2018. no—one managed to make it in time but many projects are still ongoing. the israeli team recently reached the moon but crashed into the surface. and as i found out when i visited their new headquarters in tokyo, ispace has also not given up on their ambitions. in fact they have expanded them. we have already made a completed rover, so we have moved on. ispace has moved on to put -- secured extra funding to put japan's second land on the moon. the first one will orbit the moon in 2020, and the second in 2021 will land and deployed two rovers onto the lunar surface. this is the c

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international space station. >> did it take place customer. >> it did. >> the walk ? >> yes. >> the budget proposal that were discussing provides no funding for the office of student engagement which includes the minority university research and education program. the national space grant and on. these have been long-standing initiatives and just wondering i was previously asking why the administration and the rationale for these programs and what you intend to do to support the stem? >> great question. we support education initiatives for young people to the mission directorates at the agency. earlier i was talking about one that i attended not too long ago which was a first robotics mission -- competition that i participated in. we supported with engineers, scientists and we encourage young people to get involved in the stem field and we do all of those things -- by the way, the programs that you identified are currently funded and we are using those programs -- the part of the presidents stem initiative for stem education. we are continuing to advances very important initiatives. it is also true that we want direct resources for the good of the most impact for the agencies in the country and the budget request