a new mexico virgin galactic founder, richard branson. on the day that branson was up on the edge of out a space staging, a gigantic p r event for what he calls space tourism death valley in the united states was that it's hottest ever. and yet in a moment that was eerily similar to a scene in the climate catastrophe film. don't look up a climate scientist, catherine, hey, i said has slipped on cnn was cancelled because there was breaking news about the billionaire and his jet. what was this experience like for you? it was just far more extraordinary than that i could ever ever imagined. 9 days after branson's blast of jeff bezos had his moment in space and across the media will really try to do is build reusable space vehicles as the only way to build a road to space. research showed that american morning tv programs gave bezels nearly as much air time in one day, then given to climate reporting in the whole of 2020, and very little of that vessels coverage dwelt on the sheer magnitude of emissions produced by his space explosion. however

there is sir richard branson. his new hbo docuseries but we'll talk to him about a lot more than that. >> a lot more. and our producer, mike, who always makes his way into these shots. thanks! it l looks exactly like the picture. because without privacy in your vacationon home... it's a full log cabin guys. ...it isn't really a vacation... we can snuggle up by the fire. ...is it? wow, oh my- [birds chirping] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. e real honey you love, plus the powerful cough . mind if i root thugh your trash? robitussin. the onlyrand with real honeyand elderberry. so, you're 45. that's the perfect age to see some old friends, explore new worlds, and to start screening for colon cancer. yep. with colon cancer rising in adults under 50, the american cancer society recommends starting to screen earlier, at age 45. i'm cologuard, a noninvasive way to screen at home, on your schedule. and i find 92% of colon cancers. i'm for people 45+ at av

michael: richard branson has plans to develop commercial spacecraft for space tourism.g on this lander for three years. michael: and amazon founder, jeff bezos, is also developing rockets to carry humans into space and spacecraft to deliver cargo to the moon. jeff: we have here as an example, a very large rover and by the way, even though that's a large rover, this vehicle can land four of them simultaneously on the surface of the moon. brad: it isn't just spacex. there's other companies like blue origin coming online as well, private companies and smaller groups in australia, or rocket labs in new zealand, for instance, that is all making that cost cheaper. i like to think of it's like airplane travel. we spent the longest time having one costly airline, but now we have a bunch of budget carriers that are making it effective. adam: we live on this little dot and what's out there is just massive, and i wanna explore what's out there and see it. michael: australian entrepreneur, adam gilmour, is building one of those budget carriers. adam: all right, guys, we're going so

what about the private players, elon musks,| private players, elon musks, jeff bezoss, richard branson cheap it launches. - of this? they are providing cheap it launches. space i of this? they are providing cheap it launches. space xj of this? they are providing - cheap it launches. space x have got these rockets that really is cutting the price of satellite launching. similarly, small launches such as sir richard branson's virgin 0rbit launcher, which will be happening from newquay in cornwall in a few weeks, they really have put the price. spaceis really have put the price. space is getting more accessible and commercialisation will happen. it is certainly out of this world. nick spall, thank you, good to talk to you, have a good to talk to you, have a good day. and thank you, too, for your company. good day. and thank you, too, foryour company. if good day. and thank you, too, for your company. if you want to get in touch, you can do so on twitter. have a lovely day and i will see you soon. hello. there is no doubt it has been a soggy november so far — some places have already seen

later the ambitious plans of ukrainian designers were brought to life by the british billionaire richard branson'sompany virgin orbit is preparing for the first launch of a space rocket from aboard an aircraft thus, britain attempted the status of a space giant and a leader in delivering satellites into orbit bbc correspondent rebecca moral saw the final preparations for the historic event from this rocket much depends in a few weeks it will make its first flight from british soil and launch satellites into orbit with these marks the beginning turning the uk into a spaceflight center for the first mission is an airport in the south west of england turned into a spaceport we build most of the small satellites here in britain and every single one of them is instantly sent abroad for launch i think it is extremely important for us to develop here is our own capabilities for launching rockets, this launch is different from others, instead of vertical takeoff from the ground, the rocket rises into the air on board a jet plane so that later disconnect at altitude this rocket is called launcher 1 and now

other benefactors have already joined its creation, in particular sting, the british businessman richard branson and the first lady of ukraine olena zelenska this is all heads for this moment we will meet at the beginning of the next hour well, the marathon continues and your colleagues tetyana goncharova and maksym zvorovskyi will continue to work for you i congratulate you what will be discussed in this information hour oil all our viewers good good morning, the team of the tv channel is happy to be with you on this new day, and we will talk about the following further on the air. don’t miss biden’s adviser in kyiv, what concessions will russia have to make for the sake of peace talks, only half the money ukrainian, where will they get another 50% of the budget for next year, mid-term elections in the united states , or is aid to ukraine at risk? tell me honestly, how are you ? "i left on the 24th, i started trying to meditate, i say it's calming, i imagined that you have an ax in your hands, put your palms together, take a deep, smooth breath and put your hands behind your head. try to tense

yes company richard branson took so we were like new kind of people you with public companies but nonean entrepreneur because by the time you've presented what you're going to do , you've gone off the idea do, you've gone off the idea anyway. so so, so . i i bought it anyway. so so, so. i i bought it back at the end of the eighties followed swiftly by richard branson, actually andrew lloyd webber, because we were all saying know we can't do it inhibits in a way doesn't it. so being a public company inhibits in a lot, can't do anything but you can raise cash but it comes at a price. yeah no i get that. i don't regret it . at a price. yeah no i get that. i don't regret it. i mean, god bloody hell . well, the publicity bloody hell. well, the publicity was publicity . oh, that was just publicity. oh, that shot was it. it was a yeah well i was, i shot was it. it was a yeah well iwas, i mean i, you know shot was it. it was a yeah well i was, i mean i, you know i just started working the city at that moment in time and remember it moment in time and i remember it was very, very big, very, ver

yes company richard branson took so we were like new kind of people you with public companies but nonean entrepreneur because by the time you've presented what you're going to do , you've gone off the idea do, you've gone off the idea anyway. so so, so . i i bought it anyway. so so, so. i i bought it back at the end of the eighties followed swiftly by richard branson, actually andrew lloyd webber, because we were all saying know we can't do it inhibits in a way doesn't it. so being a public company inhibits in a lot, can't do anything but you can raise cash but it comes at a price. yeah no i get that. i don't regret it . at a price. yeah no i get that. i don't regret it. i mean, god bloody hell . well, the publicity bloody hell. well, the publicity was publicity . oh, that was just publicity. oh, that shot was it. it was a yeah well i was, i shot was it. it was a yeah well iwas, i mean i, you know shot was it. it was a yeah well i was, i mean i, you know i just started working the city at that moment in time and remember it moment in time and i remember it was very, very big, very, ver

shares of lordstown surging in the pre-market >>> virgin orbit getting a cash injection from richard branson's group. orbit revealing the third quarter results that branson's company and existing shareholder made a $25 million investment last week. lowering the forecast for orbit from 4% to 6% now. >>> shares of nintendo rising in overseas trading after the video game maker raised full year guidance the company reporting the first half net profit rose 34% from a year ago thanks in part to stronger sales of software and switch console and a weaker yen. nintendo calling on a short year with the supply chain issues. >>> i don't know when the jackpot is going off, but i'm here. >> speaking of cash reserves i'll be here for a week to get my stuff set up and i'll quietly walk away. bertha coombs. >> it only takes a week? >> we'll see you later on in the show you didn't win yet see you in a half hour. >>> turning attention back to the markets. investors gear up for the cpi this week. thomas barkin saying yesterday the central bank will persist in inflation and not halt rate hikes prematurely. this ah

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