congrats. 26% team sun, 26% as well but team moon 48% congrats team moon. >> go team moon. >> thank youfor everyone who participated. we were real winners, we will send it back over to indianapolis for another important interview. >> thanks, megan, we are in indianapolis. incredible day and not over yet, with me chief exploration scientist for nasa. >> i could not be happier to be here. >> how was that eclipse? >> that was amazing. >> that was incredible. today has been all about the eclipse, the sun's light. i want to pivot because you are getting astronauts back to the moon, live and work there for the first time in 50 years. how is sunshine on the moon crucial to what we are doing there? >> just like the eclipse, celestial dance between sun, earth and moon and when we go to the moon we will have instances of eclipses where the earth will eclipse the sun. we are interested in the lighting in the south pole, artem 3 mission will land in south pole there because the moon almost has no axial tilt. the sun is right along the horizon. high peaks have sunlight more than normal amounts of ti

for the united states and its partners not to be on the moon when others are on the moon, it is unacceptable. we need a program that is consistent with that theme. artemis is not that program. we need to restart it, not to keep it on track with the subject of the hearing. the congress should provide direction to the executive branch to address this issue. thank you. i would request my full written statement to be entered into the record, and i will stand down for your questions. >> without objection, so ordered. i will turn to myself now for five minutes of questions. nasa announced it is targeted for launch in september 20th, 2025. could you share the scheduling margin built into the updated two and three launches? >> thank you, chairman lucas. appreciate the question today. we've adjusted the schedule based on crew safety. as you recall from coming out of artemis one, we had a tremendously successful mission, and one of the follow on investigations from that mission is the performance of the heat shield. that has taken us some time to analyze the data of the heat shield from a thermal pers

the shadows on the moon, a very dark. i'm going to push to on the moon, south pole. the sun life was left on the horizon, so you get fairly long shadow so you can then, i'm fucked you. but the navigation devices need to be able to precisely locate the ground type that can be tricky, and doc, aerials and can plus shot. those on the moon on the dock at another one because there's not much span to scott to light into the shadow close 50. does this take me to have been talking things those long, deep shadows on the south pole make landing difficult. i'm suited 1400 samples of the day is the can isa is also planning to fly to the main with it's all gonna land benefit on the mean. but that still a few years off, which will allow the agency to learn from other successful landings and unsuccessful ones and enabling other. oh good. now this, this to so all the know is the 1st prove that was entirely develop my e sent to it's scheduled to land on the moon in 2030 or 20. 31 begins from direction because that mission will be led by jim and east that use within the framework of a

moon. very hugely, in some of these areas compared to in the shades. that's because, unlike us and most, the newton doesn't have an atmosphere, so there's nothing to help regulate the heat and cold and light conditions of miles and the rules. so similar which is why this is some set on base planet and the rotational tilt of us axis is almost identical to the active mosse. oh, and if that means that atmosphere shift some, some of the features in comparative kind of treatments such the atmosphere of moss is like a simplified model as us atmosphere. the us mas via is mainly nitrogen and oxygen. it's the only time that you know side of the system with liquid hotel and it surface the about 3 and a half 1000000000 years ago, there was also liquid water on mas as these. we have a valley show back then the climate tomas would just be more conducive to life and it's atmosphere dense, but then mas last much to bit something, let's say, the strong solar wind charged particles from this sun blew away.

the info who the most straightforward trajectory from the us to the moon, follows the moon, us over to pass around the sun will just wanted to see. and then you arrive at the a quite to indigo to land somewhere else. and all the engines have to put you on a different trajectories play. that's more complicated and more costly and takes more fuel types of those. the things you normally try to avoid in space flight to go as it was supposed to be me. so count mounting down most you have several countries set out for the meeting with varying results. india is 10, very on 3 pro made a successful landing. russia didn't succeed. even today, moon landings are still feats of technology and engineering. this is the pocono a list of the pro pasta coming out to precision landing this 5 seconds. there's no out. must be of that to slow down the landing and just kinda see the power shoot defense here on a. it's a very gentle landing that doesn't work on the moon, on the scale you need jet and also slow you down. if something goes wrong, the whole thing crushes to the ground. that's happened several ti

to component, maybe not the only base on the moon-— on the moon.nk there are | other complexes then that would on the moon. to think there are i other complexes then that would be similar to this one?— similar to this one? well, there has been a lot of— similar to this one? well, there has been a lot of work _ similar to this one? well, there has been a lot of work in _ similar to this one? well, there has been a lot of work in the _ similar to this one? well, there has been a lot of work in the past i similar to this one? well, there has been a lot of work in the past 50 i been a lot of work in the past 50 years, now we have it on the surface of the moon that has not been explored. we have the opportunity to perform measurements with this radar we may have other accessible caves and other places. this of course requires additional information. just briefly, obviously the key ingredient that we would need for a mission is water and ice. do you think lower down there could be water and ice in these caves? yes. water and ice in these caves? yes, we e

you've got to go with the moon on this when it is the moon coming in for the block today. >> i love the sports reference. [laughter] i'm going to have to say earth. first of all we love our home planet. because we are here the moon is sending to projected shadow on and that's what we have the celestial alignment in the show we are proud to see that's where i am going that's how i am going. go at nasa solar system on instagram we will reveal the winning team at the end of the broadcast. the moon's shadow will only be overland for about an hour and 28 minutes today moving average speed of 1900 miles an hour keeping track of it for us. >> thank you so much i'm going to have to go with option number three this senate gives us the energy for us to thrive here on earth. speaking of energy it's a bustling at the kennedy space center visitor complex i'm coming to you from the gateway exhibit or we today i'll have a partial eclipse but super excited to be tracking all with the eclipse is explorer. this is a fantastic tool developed by our friends at nasa daughter science visualization student up

the shadows on the moon, a very dark. i'm going to be posted on the moon, south pole. the sun life is not on the horizon, so you get fairly long shadows even on it. but the navigation devices will need to be able to precisely locate the ground type that can be tricky, and doc aerials and can, plus the shadows on the moon on the dock. and then on the one because there's no out must be a discount to light into the shadow cost $50.00, displace. take me to have been talking things those long, deep shadows on the south pole make landing difficult them suit. 1400 samples of the day is the isa is also planning to fly to the moon with. it's all gonna land benefit on the moon. but that's still a few years off, which will allow the agency to learn from other successful landings and on successful ones. and it may be other good now this, this to so all the know is the 1st prove that was entirely develop my e sent a. it's scheduled to land on the moon in 2030 or 20. 31 begins from directions that mission will be led by germany that use within the framework of any software from the

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china plans to put people on the moon by 2030, nasa hopes americans will be back on the moon in 2026. this time to the south decades after americans landed near the equator are done. >> in washington, i've some lot. >> has endorsements pour in for kamala harris and her quest to become the democratic presidential nominee. now the spotlight is turning to those who will actually choose the nominee. the delegate set to attend the upcoming democratic national convention. capitol correspondent wallace all speak with one of those delegates from right here in the golden state about message going forward. >> some airlines are still trying to get back on track after friday's global. it outage that grounded thousands of flights and left passengers stranded. delta airlines still feeling the aftermath of the outage at last check, delta has the most cancellations and delays at sfo with 17 cancellations and 39 delays. the airline has canceled more than 700 flights nationwide today. delta also says its operational issues there due to the outage impacting its crew tracking system. transportation secre

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we will never have a moon base if we bring everything with us.ing things with us. we weren't staying. we were coming home. if we want to stay, we have to learn to live off the land. >> you have to learn to build it there and use the materials from there. >> that's right. >> that's no easy feat. it means using what's called lunar regolith which covers the surface rather than concrete and water. as a building material. >> regolith is made up of rock that has been pummelled over billions of years. from asteroids, comets and things. >> is it like sand? >> it's finer than sand. >> icon has a tub full of simulated moon regolith. they invented and built a robotic system to 3d print with it. you will build all those roads and buildings out of this? >> that's correct. the robots will. >> this is actually the mission that we were scheduled to fly. >> as he pointed out in this rendering -- >> our robotic arm with our laser system -- >> they have created a whole new way to 3d print with lasers. instead of a nozzle squirting out soft concrete, a high intensit

, after all, looking at the moon, a beautiful evening, and looking at the moon, i just wrote a chorushich is where luna is still the main player in the entire narrative. yes, yes, yes, what is your relationship with the moon, do you somehow live according to the lunar cycle, according to the may lunar calendar, i don’t know there, well, i wouldn’t say that i live, i’m still 28 years, maybe someday i don’t rule it out, maybe i’ll start when i become a gardener, a gardener, but not yet, it’s just, well, i imagined, as you know, you in the old fashioned way, you record a song on a disc, you put the disc on the windowsill, on the waxing moon, so that yes, you charge it, so that the song is profitable, brings you a lot of money, fame, well, that’s it? well, of course it’s not like that, due to my age it’s not like that, but nevertheless i think that the moon has some kind of relationship, okay, let’s think about it, maybe there’s some interesting visual ahead for this song, where are you film your wife, you are walking there, there is an idea in the shape of the moon, maybe this is your di

you go to the moon. land there and to return to earth what are your responsibilities as commander of apollo 11? well in in general the responsibilities the commit the onboard decisions whenever they're required and to oversee the performance of the duties of all the crew including himself you know in this particular case. i participate in this procedures on board the spacecraft as well as oversee. those of my fellow crew members and the specific tasks that i'm charged with the performance of include the monitoring of the launch board procedure. should they be required manual flying of the booster? should that be required? and taking my turn at on. watch in a normal monitoring of spacecraft. systems and in the command module in the lunar module charged almost nearly equally with the lunar module pilot in the operation of lunar module systems. and control the vehicle during descent and essence, will you describe what will be happening just before the lunar module touches down on the moon we will. continue

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saying the moon to yusuf is not kind to god. saying the moon to yusuf is not so kind to god . he is the head of maher khan abaz dynasty. my soul, my soul, is at the root of my troubles . dare to this abbas, i am ibn fazleh, all of you are the son of a son. from sharba ahani together in the chest and face of sar and eyes and chami ka sachem and we went to meryar eyb. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful , may god bless him and grant him peace from palestine.

and the moon could one day be a normal place to live tomorrow today. next, on the cloud store in almost unlimited supply of water. but what to do when they won't release the precious liquid on their own pattern of dwindling rainfall is driving scientific innovation, turning vapor into drinking water, catching fog in response to draft the in 45 minutes. on d, w, the crises around every single connection mapped out shows the geopolitically and see the on the board is what makes things the way they all and all the solutions mapped out, navigating a changing world. now on youtube, the, the, the news that the to these food food can do nothing before mary's views. can we have a lot of the drop out of this food because the way they do nothing when it comes from home, that could have easily been us. any one of the the final approach recorded by the onboard camera on the chinese chunk o 6 lunar pro, as it landed on the far side of the moon in early june 2024 also on board was an instrument belonging to the european space agency, a sub which for the 1st time det

one day regular might be used to build and count post on the moon.

also called regular blankets the surface of the moon. the lunar pro brought to p elizabeth back to earth. one day, franklin might be used to build a town post on the moon.

and my flower, my soul, the light of your full moon, my soul, my lord, abu fazlam, my soul, o love ofon, my soul, o mullah abu fazlam, when i get thirsty, i remember you somewhere, i used to say your name under my breath and my muscles would flow uncontrollably. sir, i promised to be your servant with honor, peace be upon him, or abu al-fadl abba , peace be upon him, or abba al-fadl al-abbas, peace be upon him, or abd fazl al-abaz. don't weep at the chest of your adulteress. ata says that everyone came in trouble, abulfazl, not only shia children , christians, armenians, everyone sings with one voice, help abulfal , he will not return from the door of your blood with a hand in the house, anyone who hits you says. who is very dead, a manly man, abbas , a salve for the pain of abbas, the hope of today, abbas shafi, a man of tomorrow , a manly man, abbas, a salve for the pain of abbas, the hope of today, abbas. is shafi fardaei, my soul, my love, in my water my dear, the light of my full moon, my dear, mullah abu fazlam, when he is thirsty, he remembers you, go somewhere , my name. i use

we took a mini moon because he wanted to plan and save for the honeymoon.me say it's a good way to recharge. other people are like, hey, that's just going to jack up the price. which is exactly what i just said. and who wants one more thing to plan before a wedding? you can tell how i feel about this. wow. >> so you do the early moon, the wedding, the honeymoon. >> who has that much time off work? >> the bachelor bachelorette parties, the bridal showers. sounds like a lot. >> i agree, a reset button together beforehand would be nice, but isn't it to be like a destination to like a picnic? >> like an early staycation or something? >> yeah that's fine. stay at home, binge something that's good. >> all right, next to the four year old girl who just broke a world record for mountain climbing. >> wait, what? >> lydia pearson has just become the youngest person to climb all 48 of new hampshire's mountains over 4000ft. and breaking the record. she walked more than 300 miles and climbed a total of 100,000ft, more than three times as high as a commercial jet fly. wo

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so history, of course, is very important to folks returning to the moon. jennifer ross-nazzal is a nasa historian at the johnson space center. we appreciateso it's really a pr me to be a part this really civilizational mission to improve our society, our politics, our and is so needed

so history, of course, is very important to folks returning to the moon. jennifer ross-nazzal is a nasa historian at the johnson space center. we appreciate