matt: there is a little over 3.5 psi, meeting there is pound 3.5 differential pressure in his suit.t is slightly inflated. but you can see there is a considerable pressure associated with this mode of operation. the gases are ventilated. ,he incoming gases come in here go through his helmet, then pass over the front of the suit and stop it from clogging. a portion of the gases. the rest of the gases are down to the extremities, fingers and toes, then come back uncollected and go back through here. john fitch: when the astronauts leave the land for their expiration of the lunar service, they will strap on one of the most important parts of the extracurricular vehicle movement. to learn about this unusual backpack, we visited the hamilton standard division in windsor locks, connecticut, where this is manufactured. we talked with mr. ronald laying, project manager. here in the spacelab, i would like to show you a full-scale portable this life-support system or backpack. here is all of the required essentials for life-support. it has everything spacecraft exclusion ofth the expulsion. >

it is at 850 psi, and is regulated down to suit pressure.is down to about one quarter of what the pressure is in this room. it would not be trouble because it is pure oxygen, the same amount on earth. the oxygen goes to the pressure suit and picks up carbon dioxide and brings it back to the on the local to the umbilical, to the backpack. otherwise, it would be lethal to the man. we have to use a chemical absorption bed. we have a contaminant removal that removes odors and carbon dioxide. to show you then, a cartridge , which is replaceable, we use one in each mission. it can be activated and is completely consumed at the end of the mission. john fitch: looks like an oil filter. ronald: exactly. incidentally it adds heat to the , system. i should add, that for that to be effective, the fact it is sitting here by itself does not do us any good. we have to come up with a technique to get the co2 loaded oxygen on the helmet to the backpack. for this reason, we use a fan. this is right over here. the fan is powered by an electric motor. we also u

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this will always be present. 100% oxygen at five psi, for example. or even mixtures of gases we are studying. this is an example of disorientation that one gets with tumbling that you will probably well remember in gp five. when the power is off, the spacecraft tends to tumble. >> they get dizzy, i suppose. >> you probably do not notice dizziness, but you are altering the apparatus, particularly when you combine it with weightlessness. this is critical. certainly one of continuing duration. >> i could see how those would help you lose your appetite for a few hours. >> i do not think that they will affect your new transcript are -- but the weightlessness, the continued exposure to radiation or bursts of radiation might singly or in combination nutritional requirements. >> watch the entire film at 4 p.m. eastern. america," only on american history tv on c-span3. ofthe first vice president the united states, john adams, once said about his position it was the most insignificant office ever conceived. next, joel goldstein talks about the history of the v

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psi tomorrow at this time.hi >> i love that little outfit, ot too. >> thank you for watching.e a good day.haveoo >> all right. let's do some weather.eather we are looking sunny and bright and warm and humid this morningm and we'll be all those thing thi this afternoon as well and weell should be dry with daytime highh in the mid to upper 80s. 8 mid to upper 80s but dry thiss afternoon. dry tonight if you're out anduta about got evening plans, kickic soccer ball around witness girlr after school. >> if you have a big pool partyo to celebrate your class becausec you're graduating fromu're elementary school, middletary school, i don't know if anybodyw has that today. t >> that would be fun. >> if do you have a superser evening.en >> oh, yeah. oh, >> we need good weather. weather >> barbecue, too. >> for any pool parties. pes >> oh, sure. >> all right. year.his time of current numbers 74 now in 7 washington. we jumped a little bit. 66 in pittsburgh.tsburgh a little cooler and drier moreer importantly drier air off to tho north and west.h anes going to take another 24 hoursth or so

in this case the proper psi is 32 for this particular car. >> we cheated, we did this before the showit on this. >> here you can see we're a little bit overinflated, so in this case we would want to let a little pressure out of the tire. >> so the last thing you want to do is rotate the tires. when? >> rotate the tires on a regular basis between 6 and 8,000 miles and make sure you're doing that essentially at the same time you do your oil pressure checks. >> a lot of cars are not putting in spare to see make it lighter. >> that's right. check your spare, too. michelin has a glove box guide that you can download to help train your new drivers so they know the basics. >> tomorrow we're going to bring you the hottest acts to keep your summer road trips safe and smart. >>> coming up straight ahead, a guy named donald trump. he's firing back against his critics saying he should not be targeting a federal judge who is targeting trump university. will he double down or back off? we'll find out and ask him other questions when we come back on "fox & friends." good job, jen. stronger or longer

but they can move very quick, and their bite has been measured at over 3,000 psi, they get ahold of somethingble to turn them loose like a trap. >> all right, tim williams, thank you. >> thank you all. prayers for everybody. >> absolutely. >> yep. all around. >>> well, here to react is florida's lieutenant governor and gop senate candidate, carlos lopez cantera. a lot of things going on in your state. we'll get your take on what's happening with this family at disney world first. >> it's a tragic situation. i'm a parent myself. and you cannot imagine how horrible the situation this family is going through right now. it's nightmarish. it's a horrible, horrible situation. >> it is. brian, you were down in orlando yesterday talking to the governor. what did you talk to the lieutenant governor about that situation. >> the governor came up, i never saw him as fired up because he had met with the families and he knows how the velocity and where the investigation was heading, but the thing that stuck out with me, when i asked the governor what the president said, and he came out and he said that the