[0:00:09] ... Christmas gift Dario and own a space -- or go to the astronauts aboard the shuttle. What she requested a bridle at the shuttle program is winding down -- necessary to get well kinds of cool ...
[0:00:28] ... getting rid -- basically everything that they will not need once the space shuttle fleet is retired scheduled for next year only five launches remain. And these are things that won't be needed can't be used ...
[0:01:48] ... are allowed to get this and not everything is still available the Astro van that famous little Astro -- 1983. Stainless steel looking. Vehicle that the astronauts fill up the launcher that was taken back off. Because to save money NASA is going to recycle this Astro van even though that sure would be cool to have had some museum near you went. The organizers of this job. Give ...
[0:02:46] ... access material. I if you actually just go into one of the search engines and search GSA. Access it we'll take you right to the Lincoln legacy. All of the cool items that are out there ...
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[0:00:49] ... to being circulating. And they collided what are these beings beams of protons are half a trillion electron -- beams of protons. We want to eventually create a mini mini Big -- to understand Genesis of some -- Things that are at least things are running around like a racetrack it's all right it's like NASCAR right and that's I what happens if they collided disputed they desire well they -- Just ...
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[0:00:00] ... questions being raised today in the debate over global warming last week. Still only emails from top researchers were posted on line. Global warming skeptics saying those emails suggested scientists may have worked together to manipulate global warming data. Defenders say those emails are being used out of context with both -- and now he's gonna Chris Warner senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute. Also the author of red hot lies how global warming alarmist use threats fraud and deception to keep you misinformed. And on the other side also joining us eco entrepreneur or conservationists ...
[0:01:40] ... of context he feel like there has been a good debate about global warming -- skeptics also welcome to the table what's -- ...
[0:01:48] ... this issue ad -- now and it is pretty much understand that global warming is into resentment or man made and there are few people out there that are still. You know hold -- out there ...
[0:02:17] ... fact that anybody who is a skeptic -- takes issue with the global warming community. Is this sort of sideline and said well there's only a few people who believe that's and they say. They've been ...
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[0:00:03] ... on the trail of strange ancient crocodiles. That rub shoulders with the dinosaurs. And some. -- But how did these weird and terrifying creatures we'll. ...
[0:00:20] ... How about that that's a clip from National Geographic when Crocs ate dinosaurs you thought god knows where the big dog is. Old old over the time on the Crocs were in charge they ruled the earth and they had no problem taking down some of the dinosaurs for lunch. Scientists just discovered three new species of these ancient crocodiles. And this documentary when Crocs -- dinosaurs set to air this weekend. Tell us more about these newly discovered species and the Crocs dominance. Over others joining us now -- Reno paleontologists. National Geographic Explorer in residence and the guy who led the team that discovered some of these creatures you found that in the Sahara Desert. ...
[0:02:21] ... Africa compared to today but you know but they survived unlike the dinosaurs so. They had a lot going for -- well they survived and in some form at least I mean we're awfully lucky ...
[0:03:33] ... an explosion of Crocs. On gun wanna continents the southern continents Africa South America Madagascar India. So the world of drifting continents can be very different from one place or another and that's. That's that we uncovered in the Sahara and some -- because story pretty amazing animation that you're a National Geographic put together of of what these things probably look like. Yeah for the kids you know go to web sites go to private expiration National Geographic. Dot org. There's stories about the artists sculptors the people that that prepared these fossils that stated that join me. It's a ...
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[0:00:00] ... Central -- before the hour the FBI the Justice Department warning congress about the dangers of cyber attack. The -- now saying that people with suspected links al-Qaeda are actively looking for ...
[0:01:29] ... qualified anti terrorism technologies under the safety act for the Department of Homeland Security. They can develop those technologies provide them to the government sell them to other folks in the private time and vacuum the ...
[0:02:31] ... symbolic nature of the World Trade Center in the heart of of Wall Street the financial capital of the world. That was done on purpose that target was picked on purpose they want to hurt our common how many people we have working on this thousands you have it you have local you have state -- have federal there's obviously people overseas. But at as many people as the were working on it. There's a lot of really smart bad folks all around the world that are starting -- very young ages and obscure -- 89101112. Years old who were local heroes when they're able to break into a federal government installation into their data system -- or shut down an RBS world pay. ...
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[0:00:03] ... There's the day vice president Joe Biden that is not picture him that god is staying -- teenager would take. Arkansas on you have vice president. Car traveling -- tells us stop by our studio this morning. -- Michael Roll mosque. ...
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[0:02:28] ... is this this is the common. I don't let. Is a common boa constrictor and her name is cinnamon and this animal was an. Now boa constrictor is our legal pad in most states. And but this is what they get to this is how big they get. Is ...
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[0:00:23] ... That is a clip from tonight's National Geographic channel expedition week program Mars making the new earth turning the red Planet Green has become. The subject of serious scientific investigation believe it or not. Our next guest has spent years studying extreme environments to understand what it would take. Joining us now on the phone all the way from and Arctic is Chris McKay. NASA Ames Research Center planetary scientist why Antarctica first of all Chris. ...
[0:01:00] ... you would study what might be able to grow in places like Antarctica. With the idea that one day you introduce that kind of thing to Mars. ...
[0:02:30] ... not an option. It's we've got to learn how to manage this bias here American building another one. Building something as a way to understand it. Another thing we did it really is just the ...
[0:02:49] ... Plastic you. What's the temperature in Antarctica right now. Are worried now about ten degrees below freezing so it's a nice warm sunny summer day it sounds like it Chris McKay with. The net been research center center from NASA more on the National Geographic channel you can tune in for that Mars story tonight 9 PM eastern. Part of expedition weak on net GO sounds like Chicago. He hit an analyst yeah oh yeah yeah. ...
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[0:00:02] ... exploring the history of the US space program during the shuttle and space station era. And looking at what the future might hold for manned space flight Brian Wilson is live at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum on my very favorite places. What's new this exhibit right. ...
[0:00:44] ... it is now punch up let's say Jupiter. And there it is Jupiter Saturn the next one hit one more and you can't see the rings of course but there is the planet Saturn. So they get a sense of that also hear a gigantic screen which does say. A sort of off flying around and animation fly around of the International Space Station and I have with me that curator of this exhibit doctor Valerie Neal. Tell me about what you hope to accomplish with ...
[0:01:25] ... Are playing with a were actually designing modules for the International Space Station. ...
[0:01:31] ... way to learn because that's they're making decisions they're learning what -- space station and day -- and over in the corner is something quite remarkable it is an instrument that was just taken off of ...
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[0:00:01] ... 250 miles above the planet earth right now the crew of the Space Shuttle Atlantis the International Space Station getting -- to know each other. The station just opened up attach a few moments ago well we -- welcoming the Atlantis crew of the shuttle is bringing some very needed supplies to the orbiting outpost. And we'll also bring space station resident Nicole stocks home. There's only a couple of hours ago the shuttle completed its routine. Back let you know -- flips over. Giving astronauts the chance to kind of closely inspect the shuttle's belly to make sure there's no significant damage to the all important heat shield after Monday's launch. -- now is former NASA astronaut Tom Jones is -- Fox News contributor also the author of sky walking an on the phone with a former NASA astronaut. You genes are and I'm great -- you -- knowledge -- you open -- vehicles dot gets to come home it's like ...
[0:01:03] ... examination room that's what the shuttle flight. As he flowed into the space station it's like you're walking the flair of a -- a cozy home. -- some of your friends are very different atmosphere aboard the space station and it's really a relief to conduct a normal living environment that spacious. Sequence of laboratories and living spaces. ...
[0:01:36] ... On the space station crew has digital cameras were long telephoto lenses and looking down through the earth facing windows on the station. ...
[0:01:43] ... They give us space shuttle's heat shield the very thorough going over that transmit those photos that ground where the engineers assess that. ...
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[0:00:41] ... you'd -- it's true lead by you know baby boy her fifth giant panda cub born at the view. And by -- babies being recognized around the world CN Diego -- is the first do in ...
[0:00:59] ... In San Diego we have had more giant panda babies born. In any zoo outside of China in the history of Kansas the -- going down in history. ...
[0:01:11] ... size of the stick of butter. Now more than two feet tall. Panda handlers say the mama's boy is doing just fine. ...
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