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NASA declares winner in 'space elevator' contest
Video|Mon, 9 Nov 2009
|space stationfound at3:04
into space because we often talk about possibly having some sort of space station on the move that's the next step and if you do that if you wanna have a space elevator to a rotating. You know space. Area -- in space station in space that's a possibility.
What happens to your online persona when you die?
Video|Sun, 8 Nov 2009
|privacy issuefound at1:40
about the passport passport to real sensitive because packets to the whole privacy issue . And the terms of service for each of these particular outlet the FaceBook the -- what ever and your email accounts for
How will the military deal with the Fort Hood shooting?
Video|Sun, 8 Nov 2009
|army chief of stafffound at0:22
You know I think the army chief of staff put it the other -- is a real kick in the -- obviously the grief counseling. Process that they go through this
Pentagon starting to take threat of satellite collisions seriously
Video|Thu, 5 Nov 2009
|space shuttlefound at3:28, 4:04
out of the way we see something and NASA worries because the space shuttle has already been hit. My new pieces of space to do not making me feel any better couldn't. Well it's an accident
extra periods -- that well satellites travel 18000 miles per her. A collision like this who could comments you have hundreds of thousands of miles per hour and up appears the whole the space shuttle we used to think there was only space center in space. Apparently got so. Which you thank you. I think the good
New book about how search engine has changed the way we live
Video|Tue, 3 Nov 2009
|new bookfound at0:24
Google is the number one search engine in the world taking in 22 billion dollars in revenue more than two thirds of all US newspaper ad revenue. Created by too ambitious 25 girls in the California garage. Google is now giving traditional media definitely giving it a run for its money here to tell us. More about the phenomenon that is Google how it changed the way we -- live is Cadillac is columnist for the New Yorker. He's an author of a new book out it's called. Google at the end of the world as we -- welcome welcome and good to have you here --
New military robot could save lives on battlefield
Video|Mon, 2 Nov 2009
|robotfound at0:08, 1:33, 2:31
a joke check it out this is at -- It's the first robot to move like a real person it walks and crawl it does calisthenics. It even sweats for -- Palace -- achieve the discovery. Back of us here on set New York good morning to you good morning isn't made to sweat. I don't lump that suppliers how -- isn't that in the end and how creepy. It could be that they had the army is building this thing to test a chemical protection suits basic purpose it's to protect you from chemical warfare and they need to make sure that. When that that -- wearing the -- the robot does everything that a person wearing the -- would do to make sure that it's. Delivering on the record session just some
robots may by the same company -- dynamics. They've got a dog robot which I think you have some video on that it's it's powered all by itself so if is. -- in the military
you can imagine what you can do these things the four legged robot could be carrying heavy loads into combat for instance that two legged robot could be sent on search and rescue missions that are too dangerous. And in principle you know up a plane crashes that in the pilots killed it actually send this thing the end and be the pilot is that right what with a camera products and -- the image didn't do it and operated by remote control -- the principal was no reason why couldn't do that okay so from pet man the big -- And that's another on
Second man to walk on moon gives advice to NASA, which he says is doing things the 'very expensive way'
Video|Fri, 30 Oct 2009
|president bushfound at3:44
It it is it implemented it. The vision for space exploration of President Bush is the incorrect way -- very expensive way. And and because this small rocket isn't powerful enough the Lander has to be
Using White House 'logic' would dinosaurs still exist?
Video|Fri, 30 Oct 2009
|white housefound at0:24
dinosaur. What if I told him it never happened never happened the dinosaurs never -- that still exist today. Amid a little White House's thinking this could create any scenario to tell you save something on just saved the -- Doctor -- also all of the physics of the impossible professor welcome good to see against. Glad to be on the show -- is just a theory that was not yes Kelly -- dinosaur up or citing the dinosaurs is just a theory like. The theory of I saved a million jobs well.
Stranded sea cow flown from New Jersey to Florida for the winter
Video|Fri, 30 Oct 2009
|manateefound at0:02, 0:51, 2:20
truck for a quick shot down I 95. To the Miami sea aquarium which is a very nice aquarium by the way he was gently rolled into his new home. It's a big hot tub really 81 degree water -- it would -- gets a new friend at. A female friend. Mean humanity could get used to this he and his whole operation stepped it was conducted under absolute secrecy that it -- stressed the manatee out. And the price tag I promised you in the tens of thousands of dollars apparently including the price of that how
What. A state protected manatee getting a first -- ride back home after staying a bit too long in New Jersey and nobody really wants to do that. He is the rogue amenity yourself they're calling. They're called sea cows you know man -- seek out whatever the plant eating aquatic mammals. With two flippers of the front and abroad spoon shaped tail you see a lot of itself with Florida and there. The boat propellers yet and it's a sad thing. Researchers were tracking this one week ended up in the little trouble and needed to be flown home in the home in this -- that you see. -- Rick bulldogs in New York newsroom I hope they charge that manatee .
up the water rest and I'll bet they're gonna talk about the manatee check with a lot of folks do this is they reached their golden years they. Spend their Summers up north perhaps in New Jersey and their winters down in Florida well billion the manatee has been doing this to accept. This year he overstayed his welcome in Jersey it needed a lift back home. We have an itinerary here that you know if it wasn't made and mapped opera manatee it might as well be for your uncle max. Up from Jersey down to Florida -- 1100 pounds. Scientists have been tracking
First network message sent 40 years ago
Video|Fri, 30 Oct 2009
|alexander graham bellfound at1:30
John and end up connecting billions of people. Like what was it Alexander Graham Bell mister Watson I need you. How did we get from that first message to where we are now. Wondering if you milestones