everywhere inside you see patches of velcro to keep things put. astronauts are often reminded about leaving things behind. some engineers say a staple left floating was inhaled by an astronaut almost forcing an emergency landing, nasa denies that story. >> it's a very unique toilet. it has started out some manholes and that kind of thing to keep you into place so you don't go floating about. there's a vacuum, when you go it's a vacuum. it's sucked right down there through a one way valve. >> reporter: overflow dumps into space through this port. once a chunk of well yellow ice broke off and actually damaged the shuttle exterior. in this hall, those fragile heat shield tiles made of puffed glass up to 5 inches thick are simply blued on. 25,000 handmade black tiles must fit precisely to with stand a 17,100-mile an hour reentry. out the window you can see the bright glow of super hot gas. engineers have torn out the flight control panel and plan to install an improved flight system. they call it a glass cockpit the first in a shuttle. the shuttle wil

putting velcro on it so it doesn't fall off. tip it over all the stuff will fall off. to be properly say it should be 50 feet away from the window. how many people have 30 foot bedrooms? the best thing to do [inaudible] it will break like a car windshield it shatters and staying together. or close the drapes so if it breaks it will shatter on the drapes and it will fall to the ground. multiple pair of slippers under your bed. most of us get out of bed at night time and close our eyes, you know where it is. in a disaster you might have glass on the carpet or floor. if you get out any start walking you will get cut. how about this? kitchen. the most dangerous place to be in a disaster because that's where all the stuff breaks, in the kitchen. where do you put the heaviest pot? top shelf in the back over the fridge. least accessible area. they are the first to fly out. how do you medigate that problem? what do you think? on my house i have a 5 and 7 year old everything was baby safe. that's the same for earthquake proofing you don't want the glass to fall and come out. th

. >> developed this stretchy shirt you velcro to the size of your dog and then it is kind of like givingthem a hug all over from their shoulders down their body. >> it is putting pressure around the animal and hitting pressure points like accu pressure points and has a calling effect. >> -- calling effect. >> they cost -- calming effect. >>> they are about -- >> they are about 40 dollas and come in size fog small and large doings. >>> i-pads and computers are a daily necessity but use remember-- users are not aware of the two-way flow. michael holmess explains how difficult it is not to leave a dig at that time footprint -- dig at that time footprint drs consider digital foot prink -- -- digital footprint. >> reporter: digital footprints last forever sometimes and our location, interest and information about our friends and families, and what would it take to live life one day without a digital trace? i set out to find out. with the help of wyatt magazine writer. in 20 09 he tried to disappear and leave no digital trace behind. and he dared readers to find him. find him. >> how quickly p

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atlantis," they'll be sitting just like this, checking off things what -- >> yes, that's what all the velcro down. >> reporter: after we run through our tests, we wait for the go from capcom. >> you can sit back and relax and get ready for lunch. >> reporter: countdown to liftoff and then the change in scenery. >> oh, look at the stars. so you get into space pretty quickly? >> yes. >> how fast are we going can? >> we're going up to 4gs. >> 4gs. >> reporter: once we're in space, it's time to suit up for a space walk. here we go! going into space. so explain to me what i'm going to be doing. >> you are going to be using our arm to go up and repair the satellite. there's a damaged antenna that you guys need to replace. >> reporter: strapped in, up i go, to fix a satellite. >> you'll reattach it in that exact location. push it in, click. >> got it. >> good job. >> reporter: got it. >> all right. >> all systems look good. >> reporter: mission accomplished. so far, so good for my training day, until the final test. >> you ready, clayton? >> yeah. >> the centrifuge, aaka, the vomit comet, which rea

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they do not stay because something object would stay there but it would flow out and so here we use velcro to try to fix them on the surface and sometimes they flowed, so that was the things i was not trained enough's. i'm from news tv tokyo and mengin dalia understand you've visited so you are now in space and visited space shuttles. how did you feel listening to the wake-up call how do you feel about it? >> when i went into the space shuttle, i felt it looked like but training in the houston and its very much like the training in houston so exactly the same environment as i had been trained in houston. i was very moved to hear the of wake-up call. i was grateful for that opportunity that was given to me >> i would like to hear an [inaudible] you have a lot of a very good u.s. friends around here. what do you think? >> it might be difficult to answer that question but what i can say is the supporters and the people who confront, i hope everyone would do their best. that's my wish. >> atlantis this is houston. thank you. that concludes the event. specs before johnson space center, kennedy

male or female, sitting with a white robe in a laboratory coming up with the next medicine, the next velcro, if you will, the next invention that will make us a better nation and a better society and help ourselves and heth help the world. if you look at those budgets and they'll be coming to a floor near you pretty soon, those budgets are devastated when it comes to investing money in research and so while it's good to tell the public, cut the budget, we need to be honest and say, in the process we may set you back 30 or 40 years. i yield back the balance of my time. . the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland rise? >> move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. sarbanes: this bill is a terrible bill for our country and represents an assault on our environment and actually, i was looking through the various assessments about this bill, this interior and environment appropriations legislation for 2012 from different groups who are concerned about the environment, clean air an