. >> the outer solar system is more ambitious with jupiter and saturn are so interesting. that could well be the next place and with those are quite fascinating it is a more expansive move proposition. >> is there life in your view beyond?. >> yes. and billions of galaxies in the universe. the party much there are billions of earthlight planets within our own galaxy. but nothing has happened so yes i believe there is life out there. >> so but about space exploration?. >> that is beyond my means but i would like to experience that i have talked to enough astronauts to be jealous the pipe dream for the whole activity in go into jupiter or saturn. electronic technology the with the propulsion technologies and headed to the stars to be extraordinary. >> of nasa of has resuscitated and last year to send and robots in now hosting conferences with the propulsion systems and now they aren't doing it again. so yes phils are all moving forward. >> where about those students taking courses online?. >> 100,000 is a lot but it isn't outrageous you are tapping though whole world and 70

unknown systems that are tens of thousands of times greater than going to jupiter or saturn. we will need some cryonic technology or suspended animation, we will need new fuels, propulsion technologies. we need to do r&d. heading to the stars would be an extraordinary thing. >> host: is everyone doing that? >> guest: nasa as i mentioned is resuscitated some of their more visionary ideas like star shot which was announced last year, trying to send nano bots to the nearest star system. nasa is hosting conferences on interstellar drives and propulsion systems which decades ago they halted and now they are doing it again. the medical research on how humans could be taken into a wake state is continuing, life extension and our own medical reasons. the balls are all moving forward. >> host: what is it about you 100,000 students take your courses online? >> 100,000 is a lot but not outrageous because you are tapping the whole world. these are in 170 countries. my course is about the cutting edge of astronomy so rather than marching through the suspect the way i textbook would, i giv

. >> do you want to go to jupiter? [laughter] >> would you want to go to jupiter?. >> yes. >> why? because it is big? what else? has a lot going on. we have a craft going around jupiter right now so go to the nasa web site and find out what to know is to regulate that. thank you for your question. >> aid future rocket scientist right there. >> can you describe the first eight 1/2 minutes of your first mission? i will start three and a half hours before if you get into the vehicle 3-1/2 hours before you now sit in the vehicle all of your notebooks and your flight data file. the main engines ignite then that comes forward to have these explosives holding down those entire pack of solid rocket boosters they are all connected together. those are broken apart. so i end in of back right to make sure they all work properly but and we turned a little bit. and with that overhead window and where my friends are sitting. but i can see that connected to the ground and that the spirit is following us. and those polling three jesus -- 3 g's. so it goes through your chest so if we lost the system

kranz popularity came after he said he wanted to reign like the mystical jupiter father of the gods while his first divine intervention was to force his military chief to resign after telling him in public that he macro knows better because he is in charge as you would wish if you near city didn't place you. in another high handed move macro cancelled the traditional bastille day media conference apparently because he regards his views as too deep for the shallow press and when micro wanted to make his wife the first lady with a public salary over three hundred thousand signed a petition against the plan saying they didn't want a queen bridgette so in just one hundred days the darling of french voters and the new face of french politics has lost the love of his people experts suggest voters fail to notice he was really offering them anything new in the first place he claimed to be and their turn a diva to the order way of doing politics but he was born and raised in this system his education his you know forested jobs to be an investment bank go over there he made all his career and the o

president has already fallen from grace or is one commentator put it the comments macron or indeed jupiter has come back down into the atmosphere a partridge party harris. because ratings are also believed to be influenced by as a part of session with public images which have to do that of a job he wanted a bigger office photo than any other president for instance and he looks like he tried to copy other leaders are willing photos to feature these he seizing every photo opportunity can seems to show that he has most touch of the people he's big football fan too just like barack obama of course also seems to be taken some cues from a former french president charles de gaulle publisher and journalist morville believes image is the only thing that mccrone can control within his party right now. he's compelled to enter the race because the m.p.c. has. this policy has been created out of the blue and because they have a percent of the center seats they have hired people like in a business firm but without any experience of the political world you have for instance m.p.'s who say that there will

i think i see jupiter in the sky. i think i can see jupiter. >> wow. >> i see other planets, too. and stars. >> i can only imagine in ancient times what this must have been like, out of nowhere. i am covered in goosebumps. i am, too. i can't believe we got a chance to see it. it is one thing to read about it but it is another thing to see it yourself. >> guys, we are going to take a break. we are going to step back and fully enjoy it. we hope you enjoy our feet on the telescope. >> it has definitely lived up. >> we are getting that diamond ring. >> the man is stepping aside from the sun. totality has finished. wow. that was absolutely amazing. can you try to put it into words? >> i can't. i have goosebumps. amazing.his is we can see the birds flying around. >> the sun is starting to come out. it is getting bright, again. >> this is amazing. >> it is a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> we will be there. we will be making our way >>. i think i am hooked. >> we have been sitting in meetings preparing for this. now that it is here, it was -- it has 100% lived up to it. i can't believ

the men going around earth, the moons of jupiter around jupiter.t was not just a solar phenomenon. the planet neptune was discovered because the planet uranus was not following newton's loss. laws.ton's they said wait a minute, maybe there is another planet that we have not folded into our equations. it is a very hard mathematical problem to invert. one is i have an object calculate its gravity, the other one is there is gravity here, where must the object be. the announcement that to berlin, an observatory, and astronomer looked and discovered neptune. newton's laws of motion and gravity were still intact. we find failures at the edge of it, things are not working. all it is, is an updated version of the laws of motion and laws of gravity. it doesn't replace newton, it subsumes it. if you put low speeds and low gravity in einstein's equations, they become newton's equations. charlie: and i write believing that i have read over the years that we have discovered affirming evidence of how einstein was right? einstein was right on some any counts, but

i think i see jupiter! and the other planets as well, and stars! >> i can only imagine, in ancient times what it must of felt like, out of nowhere! i am covered in goosebumps! >> i am as well, i cannot believe we actually got a chance to the it. it is one thing to read about it at another want to experience it yourself with your own eyes. >> we will take a break here for a second. we will step back and let you all enjoy this. [applause] >> well, now we are getting the diamond ring on the way out! it is moving out! >> totality has finished here in hopkinsville! wow, that was absolutely amazing, renee. can you put it into words? >> i cannot, i have good humps all over my body! you can see the sun starting to come out and it is getting bright again! this is amazing. >> it is really a once in a lifetime opportunity! only six years away and we will get to see it again. >> yes, i think i am hooked. i am an addict. >> we have been preparing for so long and now it is here, lived up to its billing. i cannot believe what just happened. >> so amazing, we were

in the may incident, woods was found unconscious in his car about 15 miles from his home in jupit jupiter. he claimed prescription medication left him wom woozy. >>> the tesla ceo and girlfriend, amber hurd have broken up. she said we remain close. she divorced johnny depp earlier this year. musk has been married three times, twice to the same woman. he has five children. >>> analyst for capitol markets says 52% of starbucks locs have another store within one mile. while they're gaining business, it's at the expense of the existing stores. they down graded starbucks shares because it's cannibalizing its own business. >> a giant inflatable rooster appeared south of the white house today. some people say the 23-foot tall rooster resembled president trump. this isn't the first time. they appeared at rallies, demanding mr. trump release his tax returns. >>> up next simple but not easy. >> we didn't think there were any complications with it based on the fact it was very simple. >>> only abc 7 news helps out this faulther who has put in years of work on the immigration >>> meet the brown famil

in her ancient roman story, she sprung full grown from the brain of jupiter.so she was never a baby and never a young child. just right off the bat full grown like california that became the 31st state without ever being a territory. they were pretty proud of that in 1849. in a way, to put that on the state seal in 1849, not having been a state yet, they were -- that was it. they had decided, we were either going to be a state or we were going to be an independent republic. she was a symbol of that, why is why she's one of the biggest things up there. right now, we are in one of our historic rooms at the restoration, the first floor was turned into basically a first floor museum. showing people what government was like, the office culture of the turn of the century -- the turn of the last century, i might say. we are in the governor's main office. this would reflect the governor who was the governor during the 1906 san francisco earthquake. the governors used these office complexes up until 1950 when the east wing -- the annex opened up, and the governor offic

minerva in her ancient roman story spring full grown from the brain of jupiter and she was never a baby and never a young child, just right off the bat, full grown. like california that became the 31st state without ever being a territory. and that we were pretty proud of that in 1849. to put that on the state seal in 1849, not having been a state yet, they were -- that was it. they had decided, we were either going to be a state or an in dependent repuck liblic and tha she is up there. and we are in one of our historic rooms, the first floor was turned into basically a first floor museum. showing people what government was like, the office culture of the turn of the srncentury. so we are in the governor's main office during the 1906 san francisco earthquake names georgia party. they used these office complexes until 1950 until the east wing, the an ex opened up and the governor's office moved down there. you were seeing a lot of things reflected in the onulence of the period. the heavy curtains, the woodworking on the walls to represent tooled leather, but this was a working functional

i think i can see jupiter. >> wow. >> i see out plan either, too, and stars. >> i can only imagine in ancient times what this must have been like out of nowhere. i am covered in head-to-toe goosebumps. >> i am, too. it's one thing to read about it, but it's another thing you get to see it yourself with your own eyes. >> we're going to take a break and fully enjoy this. we hope you enjoy our field on the telescope. >>> miles, as we watch this extraordinary moment, what goes through your mind? >> you know, we just had the experience of totality here inni in er win, idaho. >> i'm not usually at a loss for words, but i'm having a hard time coming up with words for what i experienced. we have seen these pictures of what an eye clips look like. it was the combination of that sight, you know, protection, by all means, people use protection. but it was the visual experience coupled with all the others senses that just weren't right. it was the middle of the day, a little after noon, the sun as high, the temperature dropped about 20 degrees, and there was this before it happened almost a bluis

was enough plants were bright and jupiter and veep us brightly. i believe venus-up tier for sure and we saw stars come ought as low. things got still and quiet and nighttime crickets started going as animals thought we were going from day to night. and then unfortunately it was over fasted than i wanted it to be. in totality 2 minutes and 10 to 15 seconds where we were. it went by temperatures did drop. but once that sunshine came back out eighted up against. holt, humid day in norm carolina that total eclipse was occurring it get great for the xho minute period of time. >> very good, michael thomas sounds like it whats a lot of few, thank you, sir. >> parking lot and had the glasses on. it was very cool to see. it didn't get dark here. but it was cool. >> i don't have the glasses i didn't get a chance to look. i watched it on tv which was pretty cool to see. >> cool stuff. >> president trump takes on war in afghanistan. >> ronica cleary. >> shawn, tony, we go so lar clip madness to tornadoes in the area. the president addresses quuntry in future

when a field sobriety test near his home in jupiter florida. last week he entered a plea agreement on a reckless driving charge which requires a one- year diversion program. once complete, the charge will be wiped from his record. he is said to appear in a court in october. >>> a jury in denver rolled in favor of taylor swift in her countersuit against a former radio host. this star had accused david mueller of groping her at a meet and greet event at the pepsi center four years ago. mueller initially sued swift for $3 million saying her complaint had cost him his job. last week the judge ruled against the former radio host. swift one countersuit along with a symbolic $1 judgment. >>> actors and crew members of the dead pool 2 movie in production are devastated about the death of a motorcycle stunt woman. this happened yesterday during the filming of a sequel to the comedy, dead pool. vancouver police confirmed the death of the stunt woman near the set of the movie but gave no other details. local media reports she lost control of the motorcycl

he has often been compared to jupiter, the roman god for his distance from the press.e is descending from mount olympus over the difficult summer that is seen his approval rate drop. he refuses to be judged on his first 100 days. took the opportunity to defend his reform of the labor code. olivia: protest already planned for the month of september. in those protests there is division. alison: all these french papers came out before we knew the details of what was in the plan. one of france's biggest unions has been planning on not partaking in the protest being organized by another of france's biggest unions. they said it's because they feel the government has actually made a real effort to consult with them before drafting these are theyand not only opting out, but this protest is also going to see somewhat of a rival protest organized by far left leaders. he says he wants to be the leader of the revolution and we can see him wearing the outfit of a revolutionary in a drawing. man sayingright-hand to him some people compare you to robespierre, he was an iconic figure

. >> look over the end zone on my side, and you'll see the planet jupiter. >> reporter: after two minutesf the another stunning sight. >> diamond ring! [cheering] >> now is when you should put your glasses back on. >> it's very, it's very, very humbling. >> it was excellent. >> it was awesome. >> that was cool. >> it was outstanding. unbelievable experience. >> there's such a huge difference when you're in the area where it was actually total. >> reporter: it was a long ride back, about 10 hours from greenville, and we hit a lot of construction delays on i-81. some people were sounding off about that on seeings media. but despite the delays, seeing a total eclipse was well worth it. >> now the hype is building for 2024. i haven't heard anyone say yet in the path of totality it was like eh. >> no, you were blown away if you were in totality. >> i saw a lot of people wondering if they should go to the doctor. >> we may talk about that later tonight. certainly traveling was bleary eyed. >>> let's talk about a cold front pushing through the metro area tonight. it's going to actually get coole

they were originally sent to explore jupiter, saturn, uranus and neptune.selves how this incredible journey began. three, two, one. we have ignition, and we have liftoff. we have liftoff of the titan centaur, carrying the first of two voyager spacecraft to extend man's senses farther into the solar system than ever before. the wonderful thing about the journey is not just that it's 40 years long, but in fact, it's still discovering new things, because it's going where nothing has been before. they will continue until they finally run out of power. but they will orbit at the centre of the milky way galaxy, for billions of years our silent ambassadors. joining us now is chris copperwheat, an astrophysicist at liverpooljohn moores university. this is incredible. what blows my mind is that a spacecraft was launched before i was born 40 years ago, with computers from back then, is 11 billion miles away and still working? yeah. still working. it is testa m e nt to working? yeah. still working. it is testament to the engineers who designed this. the genesis of the

fo unconscious in his car about 15 miles from his home in jupiter. >>> new developments in an effortbuild affordable housing for teachers in san jose. early this morning, the city ciuncol plan. three councilmen opposed the proposal in that vote. a woman who owns a vacant commercial lot on lincoln avenue wanted it rezoned to build 14 affordable residential units for teachers. opponents, including the mayor, argued the commercial land should be used for businesses and rezoning it could be a slippery slope that leads to more rezoning. >>> next at 11:00, soda drinkers, listen up, if you're putting on pounds, your favorite fizzy beverage may be to blame. why just cutting one soda eve da huge difference. >>> and live look right now with our emeryville camera across the bay. it's gray. even somewhat drizzly in many places throughout. meteorologist miko'coming up with the copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, tha

police released dash cam video of his arrest back in may in jupiter, florida where they found him asleepat the wheel. a breath test did not detect any alcohol. he said the incident was caused by an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. >>> noaa issued a new hurricane forecast. back in may they said we would see 17 named storms of which five could become hurricanes and two to four major hurricanes. so far there's been six named hurricanes which would be double the amount we normally see by early august. >>> quarter to 5:00 on this wednesday. our look at stories happening state-by-state and county by county. it starts in burlington county. >> this man tried to steal a chalice worth thousands of dollars. he is charged with breaking into a church in moorestown. >>> emts and paramedics recently completed a mandated training course that helps them identify those victims. they're looking for clues like patients who are submissive or fearful, patients who are accompanied by someone, who seems to be controlling and patients who have few personal items and don't know their home address. >

there was 360 degrees is the "twilight" of jupiter in mercury and venus and they were all in a wind -- a space - - hit a line was this thing that looked like a wreath hanging out there and go that is the sun's outer atmosphere. ditchers do not do that justice. . . and so that is how i became an eclipse chaser and so this is now how i spend my time getting hard earned money. this would be the book of 2017 because this is when americans actually care about eclipses. so i put the project on hold, went back to radio, wrote another book that does appear to. i wanted a good eclipse story, something worthy of the book that was entertaining and enlightening and what provided the narrative for me to talk about eclipses and what makes them so interesting and why i am so excited about them and why everyone should go see the one this summer. six years ago i started a look around and it became clear very early on but the best eclipse stories are not from modern times that from the 19th century. because back in the 19th century, total eclipses are not just interesting spectacles. they were importan

tiger was arrested in may in jupiter, florida where they found him asleep at the wheel. breath test did not detect any alcohol. he said the issue was an unexpected reaction to prescription drugs. >>> a montgomery county woman was likely saving the life of her neighbor. four men burst into a home wednesday morning. the men stuck a gun in his mouth and threatened to kill him. thankfully a neighbor saw the men break sbing into the home a she called 911. >> i said, okay, god, get these people and protect our police officers. it's very scary. we've lived here for 50 years. never, ever had a problem. >> the 70-year-old victim managed to escape with minor injuries. he is expected to be okay. police say the four suspects picked a home at random. they all now face a long list of charges. >>> a computer glitch in a delaware county wendy's is leaving customers with a sour taste after they were charged an increased price because of philadelphia's soda tax. this wendy's was charging customers extra for their sugary drinks but it was outside city limits. one customer's receipt showed

. >> and look at the side, you'll see planet jupiter. >> after two minutes of the total eclipse there was another stunning sight. >> diamond red. [ cheering ] now is when you should put your glasses back on. >> it is very humbling. >> it was awesome. >> it was outstanding. an unbelievable experience. >> it was the most amazing thing i have ever seen. >> so it was a long ride back about ten hours from greenville and we hit a lot of construction delays on i-81. some people were sounding off about that on social media, but despite the delays, seeing a total eclipse was well worth it. >>> get ready toledo. 2024. sports is next. we'll be right back. walter? hmm? is that the rest of our food? what? no. how come you have cheese in your beard? because switching to geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. oh! ok. geico. because saving 15% or more on car insurance is always a great answer. gross! >>> breaking news on a story we brought to you earlier. the admirable in charge of the navy's 7th fleet based in japan will be relieved of his command. this comes

the moons of jupiter around jupiter t wasn't just a solar phenomenon. in fact, the planet neptune was discovered because the planet uranus was not following newton's lawsk people said okay we found the limits of newton's laws, they don't apply that far away. wait a minute, before you throw it out, maybe there is another planet out there whose gravity we have not folded into our equations. and it is a very hard mathematical robb. >> rose: responding to the gravity of the other thing. >> exactly. so once, it's a hard mathematical problem to invert so one is i have an object and let's calculate its gravity. another one is there is a gravity here, where must the object be. that is a very hard mathematical problem. some brilliant people worked on it. they made a prediction, look here tonight, that announcement got to berlin, an observatory there, there is an astronomer, looked in that spot, discovered nep-- neptune. newton's laws of motion and gravity were still in fact. -- in tact. what happens in modern time, we find failures at the edge of it. things are

the site climbs the blackout -- claims the blackout will be caused by a cosmic event with jupiter andvenus. they say it's written in a study by the nasa head charles bolden. we verified this one is false. posted back in 2015, and on top of that, the article's picture gives credit to news watch 33, a fake news site. and the cherry on top, charles woulden, the nasa administrator allegedly behind this big announcement, he retired last january. the day president trump took office. so no, the days of darkness are not upon us. the sun will come out tomorrow. and every day in november. if it doesn't melissa will let you know. >>> and if you have something you want verified, let our team of referablers do the work for you. find -- researchers do the or e-mail us at verify@wusa9.com. >>> now some trending news. espn has pulled its new play-by- play announcer assigned to the university of virginia's first football game in charlottingsville because his name is object lee -- charlottesville because his name is robert lee. they started talking after the violence fearing lee would be mocked online

contamination by planets like mars will likely be part of the upcoming nasa expedition to europa a moon of jupiter this is all clearly a significant amount of responsibility for just one person to shoulder reporting from miami arena port r.t. well that does it for now for more on the story as we cover to go to youtube dot com slash r t america and check out our web site r t v dot com slash america you can also follow me on twitter at actually banks underscore r t and don't forget to question more. here we don't. know. if you're. period. and you get the role in. the world according to a gesture. welcome to my world come along for the ride back. whether or not you think he did a good job you have to admit john spicer had a really tough job at a really tough time in history defending a president to a media that had gone absolutely rabbit so now that he's no longer the white house press secretary spicer is moving on to other things but according to c.n.n. no one should hire him at all ever that's how rabid they've gotten recently l.a. times columnist jackie comes went on c.n.n. to have one of those ge

i think i can see jupiter! >> well. >> and, stars. in anciently imagine times what this might have been like out of nowhere. i am covered from head to telling response. toe in gooseto bumps. >> me, too. >> we're going to take a break and stand back and enjoy this. i hope you enjoy our feed on the telescope. [crowd cheering >> well. ring on the way out! getting brighter. totality has happened. well, that was absolutely amazing. >> i have goose bumps all over my body. >> this is amazing. reince you can see the sun start to come out. it is getting right again. >> it is a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> well. >> i think i am hooked. i am an addict. >> we have been preparing for two or three months. now it has happened. i cannot believe it. >> it was so amazing. >> we were so worried but everything went smooth and we had a blast. >> well. this has been absolutely amazing. we have really enjoyed this. it is time to send it back to tennessee where they are standing by for the reaction to the eclipse. chris? well, i think you missed charle

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there was jupiter and there was mercury and there was venus and the planets were all aligned and their along that line was this thing, this glorious bewildering thing. it looked like it was woven from silvery thread and it just hung out there and shimmered. that was the sons outer atmosphere the solar corona and if you have ever seen a picture it doesn't do it justice. it is not simply a ring or halo around the sun. it's finally textured. it's made out of strands of silk and although it looked nothing like her son of course i knew that was the sun. there was the sun and there were the planets and i could see how the planets revolve around the sun. i was looking back at creation and for the first time in my life i felt viscerally connected to the universe. i stood there in what i can only describe as a state of nirvana for all of 174 seconds, less than three minutes. all of a sudden it was over at the sun burst out, the blue sky returned and the stars in and the planets in the corona were gone. everything had turned to normal but i hate change. that's how i became an eclipse chaser so t

our solar system for the moon around jupiter and shows it indicates that these planet s planets migrated and are configuration. have one he case they income position. observations ew that are coming. thoughts why e this is so exciting for you personally. personally. exciting for me. great opportunity to study in deday. we know we can try to understand what the air s like around rocky planets outside of our solar system. >> i'll give two favorite reasons. dismissed the works a so the fact that we're here tremendous. the other point is we're real excited because we see ourselves we're the group of pioneers and the just the fact that we're this lose now to finding so many habitable worlds is so exciting. for more of a 's .ersonal experience chlt the ability to do the there's a lot d of engineering. it was not clear we'd be able to precision so it's hard ying that all of our work and myself and my peers and the engineers at lockheed-martin. we're able to give great data to resultsts and get great out so i'm very happy about this. on my side. always wonder about life elsewhere since i'm a kid

we can find in our solar system for the moon around jupiter and it shows it indicates that these planet s planets migrated and particularly are configuration. if it is the case they have one income position. we should to new observations that are coming. each of you use thoughts why this is so exciting for you personally. personally. so this exciting for me. great opportunity to study in great size deday. we know we can try to understand what the air is like around rocky planets outside of our solar system. >> i'll give two favorite reasons. our peers dismissed the works a so the fact that we're here today is tremendous. the other point is we're real excited because we see ourselves here as we're the group of people that's the pioneers and just the fact that we're this close now to finding so many habitable worlds is so exciting. >> so for me it's for more of a personal experience chlt. the ability to do the observations and there's a lot of engineering. it was not clear we'd be able to achieve the precision so it's gratifying that all of our hard work and myself and my peers and the en

so there was jupiter and there was mercury and venus and the plans planets were all aligned and there along that line was this thing. it looked like it was woven from silver thread and it just hung out there in case shimmering. now, that was the sun's outer atmosphere, the solar corona and if you've ever seen a picture, pictures don't do it justice. it isn't simply a ring or halo around the sun. it is fine textured like it is made up of strands of silk. so there was the sun and there was a planet and i couldn't see how they revolve around the sun. it's like i had left and was looking back at creation and for the first time in my life i felt connected to the universe and all its infancy. and i stood there in what i can only describe as a state of nirvana for all of them hundred 74 seconds, less than three minutes when all of a sudden it was over. the blue sky returned, the stars and the planets and the coronas were gone, the world had returned to normal but i have changed so that how i became an eclipse chaser and this is nows how i spend my time earning hard-earned money. learning har

we have a craft going around jupiter right now but in a highly elliptical orbit, it swoops in, get the data and swoops back out, it is called juno. go to the nasa website, take a look and find out what juno is doing, i think you will like it. thank you for your question. >> welcome. [laughter and applause] >> a future scientist right there. our last question. >> can you describe for all of us the first 81/2 minutes of your first mission? what was going through your mind? >> let me start with the 31/2 hours before. i will be quick. you get in the vehicle, it is 31/2 hours before and you are now sitting in the vehicle, you have this chiller hooked up to keep you cool as you are sitting in the seat. all of your notebooks and things and flight data file getting ready for the launch. 3, 2, main engine start, main engines big night and tilt the entire stack of the shuttle forward. that is the weighing --twang. as it lines backup we have these explosives bolts holding down the entire stack of solid rocket boosters and the external tank, the solid rocket boosters and external tank are at bolte

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something that came from ours or came from saturn or jupiter, moons of those planets. i really think that's true. then we have so many wonderful questions to ask. do they have dna? today have the same sort of chemistry we do? could you even eat it with a chemistry pass right through you? for those you know chemistry, either amino acids the same way, put together the same way as ours? there such a wonderful diversity available in the universe. a typical carbon rich meteorite, which studies at nasa all the time, has more different kinds of organic molecules and even nuclear bases and things that make up your dna, then the tide of life on earth uses. so there's a tremendous revolution, i think in how we understand biology. astrobiologists are poised to lead that. so i am really looking for to that. i got some champagne chilling already. i really want that to happen in the next couple of years and decades. the other part of nasa better work with a lot of his earth science department. this is one of these things where there's always cautious optimism and is always cause for