how hard is it to fly a helicopter on mars?g: very, very, very hard. ( laughs ) we really, truly started with the question of, is it possible? >> cooper: a lot of people thought it could not be done? >> aung: because it's really counterintuitive. i mean, you need atmosphere for the blades to push atmosphere to get lift, and the... >> cooper: the atmer aunhe atmpr mean, the room we're in, right, it'compared to that. it was 1% of the atmospheric density over there. so, the question of, really, can you generate enough lift, you know, to really build-- to lift up anything, that was the fundamental question. >> cooper: in subsequent flights, "ingenuity" has gone higher and farther, traveling more than a mile, in all, over the surface of mars. it is a triumph not only for nasa but for its partners in the private sector who helped make various parts of the helicopter. >> matt keennon: don't let it go. don't freak out. >> cooper: matt keennon has a history of making unusual things that can fly. he's an engineer at a company called aero

you have a mission to mars. motivated. - i mean, the aim of the analog is to be one step closer- to put humans on mars. i can barely imagine - being in such a situation. your motivation is so huge, i think that even you can i overcome anything. whispers: i'm afraid that's all we've got time for in our short version of click in space. there's much more in the full—length version, which you can see on iplayer right now. and if you have any comments on this fascinating journey, we'd love to hear from you — we're on social media on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter, @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. if you're going to make a movie about an eccentric truffle hunter searching furiously for his stolen pig, then surely you want to cast nicolas cage. whistling. in pig, he plays a disheveled hermit who lives in the 0regonian wilderness with his beloved foraging hog. when she

you have a mission to mars.ly motivated. - i mean, the aim of the analog is to be one step closer- to put humans on mars. i can barely imagine - being in such a situation. your motivation is so huge, i think that even you can i overcome anything. this is how the apollo astronauts got about on the moon. seems pretty racy, even by today's standards, but the next time we go to the moon and mars, our vehicles will look a bit more like this. with six wheels, all of which can turn independently, this is the latest nasa prototype of the vehicle that could be crawling over the lunar surface very soon. so we're designing the next vehicle, and the next vehicle goes up in 2023. it's pretty aggressive. we love it. it's like apollo. to make the drive as safe as possible. the active suspension keeps equal pressure on each wheel at all times, and that means you can cover some pretty extreme terrain. oh, my word. are we about to go down that? we can if you like. i would like. it's not worth it. it's not worth the enjoyment. i h

never mind life on mars — how about living on mars? who will do virtually that — spend a year in a martian habitat, designed to recreate the atmosphere and life that astronauts might experience on the red planet. they'll live in mars dune alpha, a 1,700—square—foot habitat created by a 3d printer but placed inside a building at thejohnson space center in houston. we can now speak to melodie yashar, director of architecture and building performance at icon, the company which will help design and build the mars dune alpha habitat for nasa. thank you forjoining us. how on earth do you build up the credentials to know what to put into this? . �* , credentials to know what to put into this? . �*, ., credentials to know what to put into this? . �* , ., ., into this? that's a great question- _ into this? that's a great question. we _ into this? that's a great question. we are - into this? that's a great question. we are in - into this? that's a great question. we are in a i into this? that's a great i question. we are in a very fortunate posi

supervisor mar. welcome to our committee. go ahead. >> supervisor mar: thanks chair melgar. i'm actually here for another item but i'd like to thank you for the opportunity on this for bringing this landmark designation forward. kind of like the action the board just took last week to establish. just to confirm on the effort to really recognize and lift up the rich heritage of the chinese community and in this case, many different, you know, ethnic communities in our city as well as other communities and especially on the west side of the city. so thanks to the chinese historical society of america and all the advocates and i would love to be added as a co-sponsor as well. >> chairman: supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: thank you, chair melgar and supervisor chan and also just sharing so much of this history with all of san francisco. so i would love to be added as a co-sponsor and thanks for bringing this forward. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor preston. and, supervisor chan, i would love to be added as a co-sponsor as well. thank you so much. did you want to say

so this has been a really exciting year for mars exploration.the very first time, being able to operate in a very thin atmosphere, about 1% of what the earth's atmosphere is. but it was relatively limited in terms of the instrument suite that it carries, basically cameras. just pouring down, that's a lava waterfall on that side. the next generation of mars drones will be able to have a range of other capabilities. small drones offer a lot of advantages, they are lightweight, they do very well in relatively high winds, and they can be used and carried to rather extreme environments. 100 metres up... if something catastrophic happens with them, the costs aren't prohibitive. it lets you test things in ways you wouldn't necessarily with a larger system. i think that's just about the fastest spot right there. some people have even taken small drones and flown into the volcano, acquiring phenomenal imagery — destroyed in the process but really beautiful to watch. is it still giving you that warning? no. the other drone we are using has a larger payloa

so, this has been a really exciting year for mars exploration. on mars for the very first time, being able to operate in a very thin atmosphere, about i% of what the earth's atmosphere is. is it still giving you that warning? no. the other drone we are using has a larger payload, has a number of different cameras and zoom functions, really beautiful, but also a lidar instrument. so, lidar uses light to be able to range the distance between the sensor that is emitting a set of photons and a surface. it's a world first to be able to use a drone—based lidar to image the lava flow and develop a time series topography which we can use to inform the thickness of lava, the volume, and ultimately, the amount of lava that's coming out of a volcano at a particular time. today, we're mainly trying a thermal infrared camera which measures the temperature of the lava, which is a first for us to be able to do from the air with this system. even though we don't see it with our eyes we can actually map out regions that are hot and potentially having lava flowing

one witness joseph capacity says he saw dr. mar one phone. later he claimed to have seen 2 men of middle eastern appearance looking from a balcony, but could not confirm that this balcony was not mar one's address. ah, i'll just hear a rope to mister party and to another witness. s. i'm shocking. however, neither man ah, so what is known of the 2 men sat to be of middle eastern appearance apparently that's just what's been reported. and the 2nd wave of investigation reported that the yes they did know who they were. but their names are being kept to the secret. so you know, this, you see very much in the bushes intelligence establishment cover up around this case, which is suspicious in itself. however, any criticism of the police investigation must be seen in the context of the outcome of the coroner's inquest. it declared what's called an open verdict, the legal time for a dash that is suspicious, but unexplained. if they knew, for instance, who may have had a reason to co mile on and it did not see the body politic to explore it much furth

never mind life on mars — how about living on mars?r people who will do virtually that — spend a year in a martian habitat, designed to recreate the atmosphere and life that astronauts might experience on the red planet. they will live in mars dune alpha, a 1,700—square—foot habitat, placed inside a building at thejohnson space center in houston. earlier i spoke to melodie yashar, director of architecture and building performance at icon, the company which will help design and build the mars dune alpha habitat for nasa. i asked how on earth one builds up the credentials to work on such an amazing project. that's a great question. we are in a very fortunate position, working with a renowned architecture firm, and together we are synthesising the requirements compiled by nasa to put together the programme for this habitat. what does that mean in real terms? what are you having to accommodate? we had to accommodate living and working spaces for four crew members to be conducting research and tolerating one another for an entire year, and

with us off mar, one was an egyptian millionaire, businessman living in an up market london apartment, married to the daughter of former egyptian president, gumble danasia. he appeared to have everything to live for. my one was also a man of sequence. it's known that he spied for israel, but he may also have been a double agent loyal to egypt. such questions came to an abrupt end. when on a summer afternoon in june, 2007, his body was found in the garden of the building where you lived. did my one fall from his 5th floor balcony? did he job? or was he pushed? ah, a book written by a former director of israeli intelligence at the time of the 1973 out of israeli war refers to a secret agent supplying high level information to israel. the claim was that this operative was working deep inside the government of egypt. president said that it was alleged that this by found to be really crucial information about egypt plans from military engagement with israel. it's also claimed he lead sensitive information about russian art supplies, links with egypt. the many believe that ashcroft mar one

eastern appearance looking from a balcony, but could not confirm that this balcony was at mar. one's address. ah, i'll just wrote to mister re party and to another witness as i'm joking. however, neither man ah, so what is known of the 2 men set to be of middle eastern appearance? apparently that's just what's being reported. and the 2nd wave of investigation reported that the yes they did know who they were, but then is being kept to the secret. so you know, this, you see very much in the bushes intelligence establishment cover up around this case, which is suspicious in itself. however, any criticism of the police investigation must be seen in the context of the outcome of the coroner's inquest. it declared what's called an open verdict, the legal time for a dash that is suspicious, but unexplained. if they knew, for instance, who may have had a reason to kill my one and that did not suit the body politic to explore it much further than they would cover it up. and they were covered up for 2 reasons. in my opinion, firstly, that would have done the british government. no good.

and we now have company on mars. i have heard other analysts surmise that we're ahead of them and that we're investing more meaningfully than they can afford to. what is your sense of how serious a space player china is? oh, generally serious, but it's a little bit like apples and oranges, i think to compare the programs. and here's what the us operates in a very transparent way with a civilian program largely with its basis being exploration and science. what the chinese are doing, on the other hand, is largely driven by their own geo political interest and their military interest. they are developing as we have some capability to maybe attack satellites and orbit to use it as, as a recognizance, a platform and other capabilities. so the chinese look in space a little differently than we do. i think granted, there are parts of it that we exploit to our military. there's no question. i think people like to believe we have a little more esoteric purpose for being in space where the chinese they are out for the chinese

you have a mission to mars.t even you can i overcome anything. i'm afraid that's all we have time for in the short version of click. if you have any comments on this fascinating journey, we would love to hear from you. fascinating journey, we would love to hearfrom you. we are on fascinating journey, we would love to hear from you. we are on social media, youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter. thank you for watching. we will see you soon. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. gunfire us troops fire smoke tear gas in kabul to try to push back thousands desperate to escape the taliban. translation: we have a legal visa. many people who are coming here don't have the right documents, but we have the visa and they won't let us through. senior taliban figures — including the group's co—founder, mullah baradar — are in the afghan capital for talks about establishing a new government. a state of emergency has been declared in parts of new york state ahead of the fore

>> chair mar: great, thank you, mr. clerk. thanks, again, vice chair stefani, for bringing this other important legislation forward. i understand you have a motion you'd like to make? >> supervisor stefani: yes, thank you, chair mar, for scheduling this item. i'd like to introduce an amendment which i shared with your office this morning. and the amendment aligns with the reporting requirements with quarterly reporting requirements that already exist in the police code. after we take these amendments, i'd like to continue this item to the call of the chair. there are some important policy questions that i would like to get answers before this item is heard before the committee, but i would request that we continue it to the call of the chair, but we hear it as soon as possible. i introduced this legislation because i was hearing rumblings from the domestic violence community that cases were not being prosecuted. and rather than just going on anecdotal evidence, i got that evidence from the police department. they reported 131

supervisor mar. welcome to our committee. go ahead. >> supervisor mar: thanks chair melgar. for another item but i'd like to thank you for the opportunity on this for bringing this landmark designation forward. kind of like the action the board just took last week to establish. just to confirm on the effort to really recognize and lift up the rich heritage of the chinese community and in this case, many different, you know, ethnic communities in our city as well as other communities and especially on the west side of the city. so thanks to the chinese historical society of america and all the advocates and i would love to be added as a co-sponsor as well. >> chairman: supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: thank you, chair melgar and supervisor chan and also just sharing so much of this history with all of san francisco. so i would love to be added as a co-sponsor and thanks for bringing this forward. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor preston. and, supervisor chan, i would love to be added as a co-sponsor as well. thank you so much. did you want to say a last few words

supervisor mar. welcome to our committee. go ahead. >> supervisor mar: thanks chair melgar. i'm actually here for another item but i'd like to thank you for the opportunity on this for bringing this landmark designation forward. kind of like the action the board just took last week to establish. just to confirm on the effort to really recognize and lift up the rich heritage of the chinese community and in this case, many different, you know, ethnic communities in our city as well as other communities and especially on the west side of the city. so thanks to the chinese historical society of america and all the advocates and i would love to be added as a co-sponsor as well. >> chairman: supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: thank you, chair melgar and supervisor chan and also just sharing so much of this history with all of san francisco. so i would love to be added as a co-sponsor and thanks for bringing this forward. >> chairman: thank you, supervisor preston. and, supervisor chan, i would love to be added as a co-sponsor as well. thank you so much. did you want to say

and we will go to mars and beyond. many small steps we will make and many more giant leaps we will take. and as fellow human beings whose hopes are bound, not by gravity but only by our resolve. may god bless the legacy and the memory of our apollo 11 astronauts, and may god continue to bless the united states of america. i thank you all. >> thank you for your remarks. so now i'm going to share some of the historical context of the role of diplomacy within space flight, space exploration, and the role it plays within project apollo. i'm really thrilled to talk to you about this today. this is a topic i've been studying for many years, and finishing a book on it and i feel like today is my research made flesh. so i'm very thrilled to share it with you and give you more context. so i'll take you back to the spring of 1961. when kennedy became president that january, the future of human space flight was uncertain. if anything, the moon looked too costly, too ambitious, and not the right goal for the united states space pr

returning to ash off mar, one's final hours. they were spent in his luxury apartment in central london, while one lives in a very expensive and luxurious apartment building cotton terrace carlton house terrace is the london home for the british foreign secretary. and at the bottom of that as the admiralty arch, which is an enormous flap which is held by people in how it goes, ition and government, or deputy prime ministers. given his background, those who followed the case closely convinced that he was being monitored by british intelligence morrow and was very well known to the intelligence services because they had a very good reason to keep an eye on him because he was interfering in the body politic and the whole of the middle east, while he was domiciled in london. and why wouldn't they keep an eye on him because it was in their interest to do so. carson i was just has a mother to come from, feet can walk up, build, can you drop a total cost more or less off from work about a moral cub court where i work about if you had sa

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why is everybody focused at mars on methane? just because there are a bunch of global warming guys that want to use up the c02 in the atmosphere on mars, do you think that's the reason? >> we'll see. >> look, if the best fuel, oxygen and hydrogen, high performance, works at the moon, we should work that at mars. >> well -- >> you know, i analyze things too -- too deeply. >> i know you do. >> yeah. >> you also wear a lot of watches so i can see what time it is and we're supposed to be done in two minutes. >> uh-oh. there are the first three elements of the gateway, if we got those as a team and then picked a team, we could use those in lower earth orbit or they could become a part of a trans craft for an adaptation of gateway transway. transway goes from lower earth orbit to lunar orbit and back again and reuses things, but nothing stays in lunar orbit and nothing stays in earth orbit. sure there's a space station, one that's getting older and older. >> like us. >> costs a lot. yeah. and what we need to do is to form iss laborato

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and then within a day i had been invited down to mar-a-lago to interview that turned out to be to go for quite a number of hours. and then have dinner with the former president and the former first lady. >> michael wolf is our guest here on "washington journal" his latest book landslide the final days of the trump presidency. we welcome your calls and comments the lines for dammit 202 district 202-748-8001. emperor independents and others (202)748-8002. the book covers just before the election through the inauguration and as michael pointed a conversation with the former president himself at mar-a-lago. let me take you back to the preparation for the debates. in the book you write about that preparation chris christie was playing joe biden and where the debate perhaps he chris christie the former new jersey governor on-again off-again trump ally was participating in the mock debate which was quickly digressing into the monologues. i think of calling it off without much prep. the election too much virus but you can't do that, man, said christie u.s. attorney half chuckling, you do kno

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commissioner mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you, chair mandelman, and yeah, definitely want to thank camille and hugh for their many hours of work on the study. i also want to thank everyone who filled out a form, participated in a town hall, or reviewed the report. my district is one of the most car dependent areas in the city -- [inaudible] >> supervisor mar: -- included in the report that provide a pathway forward, a road map, on how we can support residents in the sunset district to get around the neighborhood and get around our city on -- more conveniently and sustainably without having to drive on -- i just want to offer just a few reactions to the recommendations, and maybe starting with the neighbor way network. this analysis -- >> supervisor ronen: supervisor hillary ronen -- >> chair mandelman: commissioner ronen, please mute yourself. please mute yourself. >> supervisor mar: thank you, commissioner ronen. so the presentation formed by the t.a. will really help forward this project. the street

supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you, president walton, and i just want to also echo the comments of my colleagues and appreciating your very thoughtful perspectives, like a lot of the conditional use appeals are. i think it represents different perspectives among different parts of the community, and i really appreciate the strong equity applications of the applicants and the extensive community and those impacted by the war on drugs. but i guess for me, in listening to the testimony and reviewing all the information about this particular project and the appeal, i do agree with the planning commission's key finding that the proposed use is not consistent, so i just want to summarize where i landed on this, but thank you. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: thank you, supervisor walton. i just wanted to start off by thanking you for your thoughtful remarks. there's nothing worse as a supervisor than having to make a decision that your constit

supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you, president walton, and i just want to also echo the comments of my colleagues and appreciating your very thoughtful perspectives, like a lot of the conditional use appeals are. i think it represents different perspectives among different parts of the community, and i really appreciate the strong equity applications of the applicants and the extensive community and those impacted by the war on drugs. but i guess for me, in listening to the testimony and reviewing all the information about this particular project and the appeal, i do agree with the planning commission's key finding that the proposed use is not consistent, so i just want to summarize where i landed on this, but thank you. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: thank you, supervisor walton. i just wanted to start off by thanking you for your thoughtful remarks. there's nothing worse as a supervisor than having to make a decision that your constit