nicola ken you lead a that jaguar land rover story?s and that they basically have said that they needed to 5p turnaround programme. their party had a plant that will go down to a three day week. they have discussed cuts as a result of brexit. —— {2.5 billion turnaround. they have cut 1,000 jobs to do with diesel. it is kind of this terrible mix of offe nce. kind of this terrible mix of offence. almost like a great circular globalisation story where procedures product kills jobs circular globalisation story where procedures product killsjobs in midland, big slowdown because china has a trade war with the us, which chinese buyers are big buyerfor land rover, you know they will buy a new land rover this are so they're holding back the money. that affects us holding back the money. that affects us and affects demand. that puts you into a 3—4 day week. layer on top of that the problems of these omissions all across europe, that's another drop in sales. layer on top that the of brexit and you've gotjobs going in the midlands and staying in t

in other news jaguar land rover have announced plans to close their solihull location, for two weeks. lay off thousands of temporary workers because of the wea kest of temporary workers because of the weakest dunn weakness in the uk market. the announcement today of this two—week closure at... in a fortnight —— fortnights‘ time, let's discuss it, this reflections on what the company said today? this is bad news for birmingham and for britain, what we are seeing is mounting pressures on the jewel in the crown of british manufacturing which is jaguar land rover and accommodation of two things that the government are getting wrong, the mishandling of brexit and the mishandling of the transition from diesel and this is coming to take the company at risk in the government has to get it right in the next stages. has the government overcooked concerns about diesel. yes it has, the transition from diesel absolutely but the new generation of diesel cars and others made in the other plant are low admission but because the government set the wrong tone, the public are not buying diesels and thin

jaguar land rover on a $2.5 billion recovery drive, cutting from the uk operation.ey are cutting and putting people on three—day weeks and on shutdown in other parts of the country because there is a lack of from chinese rich chinese people don't want to buy a land rover this year because there isa land rover this year because there is a trade war with america that is creating uncertainty. donald trump has opened his trade war with china, that rolls back into britain and affecting jobs. there is problems in europe with selling into europe because of emissions and land rovers are diesel. and of course there is the uncertainty of brexit as well, which causes them to say that it is opening a plant slovakia, i wonder why. possibly so they can have access to the european market, frictionless access, after britain leaves the eu. we see more and more of these stories coming up, is inevitable. i think we have seen the, you know, this sector has been particularly badly hit. was at toyota, the go? before the referendum they warned. —— a month ago. after the referendum they we

if you look at the solihull plant, because it produces, the land rover discovery, range rover models,e world, and particularly in china, this year, chinese sales have fallen off a cliff. they were down to 46% year—on—year in september. so the way that this is being portrayed by jaguar september. so the way that this is being portrayed byjaguar land rover is that it is a response to falling sales, and to keep things flowing smoothly. it is temporary? definitely. we are not hearing whether it is brexit related, because the wider picture forjaguar land rover is that it is under pressure on many fronts. solihull announced that it would cut temporary contract worker jobs because of weaknesses in the uk markets, earlier this year. they linked that directly to a collapse in the sale of diesel vehicles. the chief executive has also been on record of saying that he is very worried about eight no—deal brexit prospect, and that could cost thousands of jobs. and prospect, and that could cost thousands ofjobs. and recently, we had 1000 workers going on to a three—day week because of a fall in sale

with a special appearance of neil degrasse tyson and the mars rover. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theatre in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! i like that applause. thanks, everybody, thank you so much. friends, neighbors, countrymen, welcome to "the late show," i am your host, stephen colbert. happy, happy, happy friday. ( cheers and applause ) i have got great news. uh... our government continues to exist. because this week the senate passed a spending bill that would keep the government open until december. but no one is sure if trump will sign it, especially since he tweeted, "i want to know where is the money for border security and the wall in this ridiculous spending bill, and where will it come from after the midterms?" >> stephen: uh, i'm going to guess not from mexico? ( laughter ) the only thing-- ( cheers and applause ) the only thing trump has been able to build so far are the eight wall prototypes that went up last year. they a

sales at jaguar land rover plunged my more than 13% in the three months to september.t period. that led to a pre—tax loss of £90 million. shares in next have fallen by around 3% after its third quarter results failed to impress investors. it reported a 2% rise in sales — that's a slight slowdown on the month before. but it's forecasting annual sales growth of 3% this year. the country's biggest car maker has seen a sharp fall in sales. jaguar land rover sold 13% fewer cars in the three months to september than it did in the same period last year. the company lost £90 million and that's especially startling because it actually made a profit in the third quarter of 2017. nathan coe is from autotrader. thanks forjoining us. what has gone wrong? i think you see with jaguar land rover they are facing a number of the same problems that many other manufacturers in this country have at the moment. those kinds of broad issues are one of fuel, there's been short on impact as a result of new testing procedures that have been introduced into the uk. they are coming to terms with t

our spacecraft, once they go out, whether it is the hubble space telescope or the curiosity rover, which is on mars, which we also have the test rover in our museum, we are able to tell the stories with the test articles we have a camera that was brought back, from one of the surveyors, one of the early moon mission is pier 1 of the apollo missions, they took the camera off their surveyor that had been sitting on the moon. that is in our museum. to the my goal, to think future. i want to those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976. i want that in the museum. ross: thank you for being with us. ellen: thank you. >> let's start off by talking about how you define 5g. g?w does intel define 5 3g we started into more of the data. the smartphones came along and we asked where is the app for that? we realize we wanted so much data we webt to a data centric -- went to a data centric network. now we wanted to connect everyone to everything but we did not designing for that. the way i like to think about 5g is that we have different route ho

it has just deployed three rovers onto ryugu's surface — the german and french mascot probe on 3 octoberfore that, the japanese minerva ii robot. their mission — to measure temperature and magnetic properties, and take photos of the surface. and amazingly, this is how they get about. yep, they bounce. i have come to the japanese aerospace exploration agency, jaxa, to meet the team who designed the mission and get my head around this bonkers mode of transport. in summary, this hops off the surface of an asteroid, it jumps about 10—15 metres into space, it stays... off the surface for about 15 minutes, and then comes back down? bounce and bounce and bounce. the images already returned by the minerva ii bots are wowing the world, but the risks they face are high. actually, so we did not have much budget, so we did not use very expensive devices. the rover hops and then bounce and bounce, so in that moment, the mechanicalfailure would happen, so something was broken. so this is a replica of hayabusa2. and, believe it or not, deploying the landers is not even the coolest thing that this is go

it has just deployed three rovers onto ryugu's surface — will the german and french mascot probe on 3 the japanese minerva ii robot. their mission: to measure temperature and magnetic properties, and take photos of the surface. and amazingly, this is how they get about. yep, they bounce. i have come to the japanese aerospace exploration agency, jaxa, to meet the team who designed the mission and get my head around this bonkers mode of transport. in summary, this hops off the surface of an asteroid, it jumps about 10—15 metres into space, it stays... off the surface for about 15 minutes, and then comes back down... bounce and bounce and bounce. the images already returned by the minerva ii bots are wowing the world, but the risks they face are high. we did not have much budget, so we did not use very expensive devices. the rover hops and then bounce and bounce, so in that moment, the mechanicalfailure would happen, so something was broken. so this is a replica of hayabusa2. and believe it or not, deploying the landers is not even the coolest thing that this is going to do, in my opinio

what are the biggest risks with these rovers? ah, everywhere. laughs.we did not have much budget, so we did not use very expensive devices. the rover hops and then bounce and bounce, so in that moment, the mechanicalfailure would happen, so something was broken. and, so another issue is the temperature. the asteroid is rotating, so the temperature gets down to below —100 degrees, i don't know exactly, but that is also a big problem for the devices. so this is a replica of hayabusa2. and believe it or not, deploying the landers is not even the coolest thing that this is going to do, in my opinion — because this is going to land on the asteroid, take a soil sample, and then take off again. which i think is absolutely incredible. the first attempted landing is hopefully going to happen very soon — by the end of october. and then a little later, a second landing will collect more soil. we think that there are organic matters on the surface of asteroid. so if we can get the organic matter, we can study what kind of organic matter were exist, when the earth w

the click team meet the japan scientists who landed moving rovers on to the surface of a 1km—wide asteroidllo, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejoe twyman, director of deltapoll, and henry zeffman, political correspondent for the times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial leads on president trump's decision to withdraw from the intermediate nuclear forces treaty, with moscow warning that the move is "dangerous" for global security. the independent‘s front page is an exclusive, that claims more than 40,000 flats across the uk have a systemic structural flaw that puts them at risk of collapse. it comes from research done in the wake of the grenfell tower disaster. the metro reports on the attacks made by conservative mps on theresa may, after she conceded the uk's transition period out of the eu could be extended "by a matter of months". the times says things could get even worse for the prime minister, with a warning that she faces a rebellion by more than a0 of her mps if she does not bow to new demands f

jaguar land rover makes a lot of diesel cars.ousine crash in america, that‘s killed 20 people. many young people can‘t afford to buy a new home — even when they can afford the deposit — according to new research. in sport, tottenham and england striker harry kane has joined the shortlist for the prestigious ballon d‘0rand shortlist for the prestigious ballon d‘0r and was awarded this year‘s golden boot. manchester city midfielderjill scott has withdrawn from the england squad for tomorrow‘s match against australia. she has an ankle problem and has returned for treatment. british number one kyle edmund has reached a career high, 14th in the atp world rankings. he moved up two places this week and has risen from 50th at the start of the year. i will be back with more those stories at 4:30pm. one of britain‘s most senior police officers has told the inquests into the westminster bridge attack how he stayed in his car as pc keith palmer was stabbed to death — because he had no protective equipment. sir craig mackee — who was acting c

is on mars, which we also have the test rover in our museum, we are able to tell the stories with the test articles we have a camera that was brought back, from one of the surveyors, one of the early moon mission is pier 1 of the apollo missions, they took the camera off their surveyor that had been sitting on the moon. that is in our museum. to the my goal, to think future. i want to those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976. i want that in the museum. ross: thank you for being with us. ellen: thank you.

is on mars, which we also have the test rover in our museum. we are able to tell the stories with the test articles. we have a camera that was brought back, from one of the surveyors, one of the early on crude moon mission is pier 1 of the apollo missions, they took the camera off their surveyor that had been sitting on the moon. that is in our museum. that is my goal, to think to the future. i want to those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976. i want that in the museum. ross: thank you for being with us. ellen: thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ recently madebus the long journey to hawaii for the 39 stop of our 50 capitals tour. join us all weekend to watch our visit to hawaii on c-span's tv and american history tv. it will feature stops across the hawaiian islands, showcasing the natural beauty, unique h

our spacecraft, once they go out, whether it is the hubble space telescope or the curiosity rover, which is on mars, which we also have the test rover in our museum, we are able to tell the stories with the test articles we have a camera that was brought back, from one of the surveyors, one of the early moon mission is pier 1 of the apollo missions, they took the camera off their surveyor that had been sitting on the moon. that is in our museum. to the my goal, to think future. i want to those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976. i want that in the museum. ross: thank you for being with us. ellen: thank you. [applause] also at the atlantic festival, supreme court justice stephen breyer sat down for an interview with the artistic director of washington dc's shakespeare company. they discussed shakespeare plays and their relation to the legal profession. this is 20 minutes. [applause] michael: good morning. i think the reason i have been asked to be on this stage with you is because normally, when you are on the stage, i am out th

reasonably unusual, particularly at jaguar land rover. wa nt short—term thing? yes, that is what we want to see. thank you for your time this morning, james. that is all from me for the moment. thank you, steph. we are going to talk about bees now. good morning. while thoughts of this summer's heatwave may feel like a distant memory, some are still reaping the rewards of the hot weather. an annual survey by the british beekeepers association has revealed a bigger crop from hives, because of the higher temperatures. you promised to explain, go on. many people were asking why there were wasps on our graphic when we were talking about bees. well, the asian hornet, the species of wars, is causing some difficulties for some bees. we hope that graham satchell can explain all. good morning. the beehive, we did make a mistake with the graphic. but you are correct, the asian hornet is a bit ofa you are correct, the asian hornet is a bit of a threat to the bee, particularly in the south. but we are in the north, the glorious northumberland this mor

not like they're going to rush the border like a giant game of red rover.ough that would be super dope. can we admit that? instead of having a border wall, america should have troops holding hands at the border. if the immigrants break through, you get citizenship. i think that's a fair game. i don't know about you but i'm watching that show. ( applause ) this summer on nebraska, red rover citizenship edition. ( laughter ) why not send 5,000 judges and lawyers to help with the asylum process? why send the troops? ( cheers and applause ) anything would make more sense than sending 5,000 troops. it would even make more sense if trump was just like you know what? america is going to turn off the lights and pretend no one is at home. that would make more sense. sh, everyone be quiet! although trump would mess that up and they would be, like, everyone be quiet, and he would be, like, we're not here! mike pence told me to say we're not here! ( laughter ) now, i think the reason donald trump is sending troops to these asylum seekers instead of help is because, in

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jaguar land rover says it will close its solihull plant for two weeks this month — after a slump in saleschina the family of celia marsh, a second customer believed to have had a fatal allergic reaction to a pret a manger sandwich, have demanded answers over her death almost half of england's young adults can't afford to buy the cheapest homes in their area, even with enough money for a deposit and the changing face of the royal ballet — we report on the drive to make it more diverse. the world's top climate scientists say dramatic changes need to be made quickly to our lifestyles to avoid catastrophic climate change in the future. they say we should give up meat, throw less away, drive electric cars, walk more, fly less. and governments must make major policy changes now to reduce the impact of rising global temperatures. just one and a half degrees of warming by the end of the century will mean rapid and unprecedented changes to all aspects of society. two degrees warmer will mean millions of people worldwide losing their homes because of flooding as sea levels rise. but the intergovern

at least two range rovers we re perth.nds of damage. the bridge... it was unscathed. president trump has called on politicians and the media to adopt a more civil tone after bombs were sent to high—profile democrat and the headquarters of cnn. ina democrat and the headquarters of cnn. in a rally of supporters he bowed to catch the perpetrator and that the media had to stop what he called false attacks. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @martinstanford. hello there. sunshine on wednesday took temperatures very close to 20 degrees, but you can expect those temperatures to drop away over the next few days. and also through the day ahead, thursday, we're going to see a bit more cloud around in many areas. for most, it will stay dry, but not for all. 0n the earlier satellite picture, you can see the way the cloud has been streaming its way in from the north and west. there will still be some breaks in the cloud and where we have breaks to start the day, particularly down to the sout

the greyness of the sky, the blue—green of the land rover, the darker green of its seats, the coat ishort and, i thought, italian—looking, which i had worn with such swagger at school with the blue scarf, which meant i'd been awarded my colours for rugby. the coat was showing its age and i had tied it round with a bit of parcel twine to keep out the wind on london's streets." that's quite not a bad bit of writing, is it? basically, i was just thinking, if somebody was to analyse that, and basically what i'm doing is using the slight patheticness of me to outline how i actually felt underneath. you discovered that your father had jumped off a cliff, and then, in a curious way, did that liberate you to go off and do the hemingway thing, be the macho guy, going off to australia? i suppose in some sense it liberated me, yes. but — i was awfully confused. i still think, even at my age now, that was the making of me and partly because i did it on my own. if you're on your own, then there's a lot of times when you're going to feel incredibly lonely, but there are also times when you so crav

jaguar land rover says it will cease production for two weeks this month after demand for its vehiclesmped. the struggle to get on the property ladder — almost half of england's young adults can't afford to buy one of the cheapest homes in their area. and the changing face of the royal ballet — we report on the drive to make it more diverse. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: how conor mcgregors ufc return turned ugly, which poses questions over the very future of the sport. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the world's top climate scientists say dramatic changes need to be made quickly to our lifestyles to avoid catastrophic climate change in the future. they say we should give up meat, throw less away, drive electric cars, walk more, fly less. and governments must make major policy changes now to reduce the impact of rising global temperatures. just 1.5 degrees of warming by the end of the century will mean rapid and unprecedented changes to all aspects of society. two degrees warmer will mean millions of people losing their homes because of floo

britain's biggest carmaker jaguar land rover says it will close its solihull plant for two weeks this

quarter from tata motors, considering a lot of the weakness is expected to come in from the jaguar-land rover, from which 85% of tata's revenue comes. we expect a loss, what the consensus is factoring in, and a decline in volumes and topline for jaguar-land rover. not expected to be a very good quarter from tata motors. rishaad: thank you. another big story at of india. finance minister and central bank governor facing each other at a meeting, with the risk between the reserve -- rift between the reserve bank and government the coming more prominent. yvonne: our reporter joins us from mumbai with more. it seems this is getting ugly. they are all laying out their dirty laundry. what led to the latest spat? >> well, what led to the latest spat is the government's frustration with the reserve bank of india's treatment of very weak banks. what the r.b.i. has done, it has ring fenced about 11 state run banks and tried to nurse him back to health. they have put serious restrictions, especially on lending. this comes at a time when growth is not taking place, banks have retreated, the government is

it has just deployed three rovers onto ryugu's surface — the german and french mascot probe on 3 octoberto measure temperature and magnetic properties, and take photos of the surface. and amazingly, this is how they get about. yep, they bounce. i have come to the japanese aerospace exploration agency, jaxa, to meet the team who designed the mission and get my head around this bonkers mode of transport.

jaguar land rover will stop production at its solihull plant for two weeks from today.gh. lewis hamilton misses the chance to become world champion at the us grand prix. and we'll hear how bees really have been busy delivering a boost to the honey crop.

jaguar land rover has launched a £2.5 billion turnaround programme to cut costs, a move that will fueljob guardian reports on a new money laundering crackdown by the government which covers schools. that is the i i apologise. which... is actually had the telegraph. there you go. and the telegraph reports that babies of men over the age of 45 are more likely to face health problems — that's according to a new study. so, a varied set of front pages — let's see what our reviewers make of it all. interesting it is the comments from surfer and that many of the papers lead with. i think that is a good place for us to start. —— sarah thorton. we start with the metro. the measure has it in black—and—white. tabqa says police should get back to basics. she is addressing a conference in london. —— top cop. she is a former police chief of her thames valley herself. so she knows what she's talking about. in which he is saying is that we set the folds up on the basics, burglary and violent crime which the public is pressing police assault because of lack of resources. and she is saying they should shel

i —— australia was set 280 to the khawaja could only last for rovers and when the nightwatchman petereding a spark going into the second day. sri lanka and england meet in the third 0ne—day international on wednesday with the visitors holding a 1—0 lead after the first match was abandoned. dry weather welcomed the teams for training in kandy after sri lanka lost the rain affected second 0di by 31 runs and england all rounder moeen ali says the conditions have proved difficult. it's not been as easy because of the rain. the pictures are a little bit tacky but it's not spinning massive at the moment but i'm sure going forward , at the moment but i'm sure going forward, it will probably spend quite a bit. i think going forward, we arejust going quite a bit. i think going forward, we are just going to have to keep it simple and use the pictures. tennis now and great britain's yohanna konta beat seventh seed elise mertens of belgium 6—3, 7—5 in the first round of the kremlin cup in moscow on tuesday. konta put on an impressive display in front of prospective coach dimitri zavi—arloff. the

i take full but the reason these discoveries have been made is because on the mars curiosity rover, one of those instruments is what is called the alpha particle x-ray spectrometer. so it is a device created by the canadian space agency that helps us understand the materials on the surface of mars. so when you think of an alpha particle from, you know, a helium nucleus if you will, so two protons and two neutrons. that is an alpha particle. and then you take a radioactive element carry on and it creates x-rays and then these x-rays is really just electromagnetic radiation working with these alpha particles and many taken elements from the surface of mars and put it in the mix and it interacts in a way that ultimately discharges electrons come it creates other x-rays then measured by this device created by the committee and space agency and you can make determinations from this particular capability, can make determinations on the element on the surface of mars and it is a piece of our understanding that we now know their complex organic molecules. what does that mean? it doesn't mean li

it follows similar warnings of stockpiling, extra costs or plant closures from jaguar land rover, bmwbusiness correspondent theo leggett is at the paris auto show, where he met bmw's chief executive harald krueger and asked him how the car maker is preparing for brexit. bmw is about flexibility, that is why we plan to shut down, and we have more flexibility left, definitely, and we have more than one location, it is notjust oxford, it is also in the netherlands, so we could move production around as well. if you were to move some production to the netherlands, what would that mean for cally? cally is still utilised, but the trouble could be more in the value creation and the process chain, because there area and the process chain, because there are a lot of parts going in the tunnel, there are 100 lorries going in one direction, one going in the other with finnish products, and if there is a disturbance with the process chain, that might hit us, and that's why we are preparing on time for the right things —— finished. . we are at a time of great trade tensions. you export ca i’s great

test model of or the curiosity rover which is on mars which we also have the test rove ner our museum, we are able to tell those stories with the test articles. we actually have a camera that was brought back, that was from one of the surveyor, one of the early un-crewed moon missions, later, one of the apollo missions, they actually took the camera off the surveyor that had been sitting on the moon, and that is in our moon. so that is always my goal, is to think to the future. and i want those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976, and i want that in the museum. >> dr. stofan, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> hi, good morning. >> good morning. >> so you own your own architecture firm. you own an international architecture film big, the chief architect for we-work but before you were an international architecture superstar, what was the thing you wanted to do as a kid? >> i actually wanted to be a cartoonist. i have been drawing my entire life. but when i graduated from high school, there was no cartoon academy in

at this moment, the rover curiosity is traveling around the surface of mars. with an engine that was developed. post the white even call yourselves the department of energy? it's so bland. >> guest: i reminded him in texas we have this agency called the railroad commission. would it have anything to do with railroad? no. all the oil and gas underneath his. the department of energy, and at least we got closer than the railroad conditions. no offense. the point is, this is an extraordinary time in america. with what is going on, we've seen the united states driving the lowering of emissions. >> guest: i tell people the state of texas 12th largest economy in the world and we grew between 2001 for 2014 by the substantial amount. we added 7 million people to the population rose in texas during the period of time. you know 7 million people means in texas. that's a lot of pickup trucks. think about it. you know, the non-point source pollution had to be going through the roof. we've got all that refining capacity in the gold coast, the ozone. >> host: you can call pre

at least two range rovers were crushed, causing thousands of pounds of damage.e bridge came out unscathed. in the champions league tonight, a late equaliser denied tottenham hotspur a win over psv eindhoven. but at anfield, liverpool chalked up a 4—0 win over red star belgrade. david ornstein watched the action. liverpool love nothing more than european nights under the anfield lights, and against red star belgrade, the men in red were quickly into their stride, thanks to roberto firmino. just before half—time, it was two. give mo salah clear sight of goal, and this tends to be the outcome. after the break, salah struck again, and sadio mane completed the smoothest of jobs. far tougher tests await if they're to go all the way. in eindhoven, by contrast, it was an evening of toil for tottenham. toby alderweireld's mistake allowing psv to open the scoring. spurs were, though, the better side, and after lucas moura equalised, harry kane finished a fine move to put them ahead. but there was still time for a twist, psv snatching a late leveller that leaves tottenham'

the rover curiosity is traveling around mars, on the surface on mars with an engine developed partly by the department of energy scientists. >> why do you call your self the department of energy? it is so bland? >> in texas we have a railroad commission. does it have anything to do with railroad? it has all the oil and gas. least we of energy, at got closer than the railroad commission. .o offense this is an extraordinary time in is ana will stop it extraordinary time in global history from an energy standpoint with what is going on. we have seen the united states driving the lowering of emissions. are you allowed to do that? sec. perry: i tell people, the 7ate of texas, we added million people to the population to texas. that means a lot of pickup trucks. think about it. nonpoint source pollution had to be going through the roof. we have all of the refining capacity on the gulf coast. call donald trump and say we have emissions of? sec. perry: we didn't. reduction,%, 60% total carbon dioxide footprint down. the reason is number one we led the nation in the production of wind energy.

once they go out whether the hubble space telescope which we have a test model of or the curiosity rover which is on mars which we also have the test rove ner our museum, we are able to tell those stories with the test articles. we actually have a camera that was brought back, that was from one of the surveyor, one of the early un-crewed moon missions, later, one of the apollo missions, they actually took the camera off the surveyor that had been sitting on the moon, and that is in our moon. so that is always my goal, is to think to the future. and i want those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976, and i want that in the museum. >> dr. stofan, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> hi, good morning. >> good morning. >> so you own your own architecture firm. you own an international architecture film big, the chief architect for we-work but before you were an internna

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