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Messenger. now the results are in and it is an asteroid. there was a spaceship in the heavens. they saw a recycled capsule in the international space station needing supplies. recently the focus is on the low orbit. trump wants them back in deep space. >> well have an eventual mission to mars and perhaps someday to many worlds beyond. >> the idea being to use the

Messenger. now the results are in and it is an asteroid. there was a spaceship in the heavens. they saw a recycled capsule in the international space station needing supplies. recently the focus is on the low orbit. trump wants them back in deep space. >> well have an eventual mission to mars and perhaps someday to many worlds beyond. >> the idea being to use the

You unless. god. the nine hundred seventy seven film stars keith cash. and harvey keitel tell its about an ongoing feud between two napoleonic offices. the judas once gone best a buick can and saw him praised for his remarkable cinematic r.-i. scott went to art school in england where he says he learned to see beauty in everything in industrial landscapes beauty in drama. in nine hundred seventy nine deep space the tough talking crew of the battered commercial spy ship faced imminent disaster in...

Thousands and thousands of students who are learning. theyre learning about space, learning about a lot of other things. and theyre watching this conversation from the classroom and all over, we have astronauts and we have everybody. were flying right now 17,000 miles per hour. thats about as fast as ive ever heard. i wouldnt want to be flying 17,000 miles an hour, but thats what you do. peggy, jack and kate, i know that americas students are thrilled to hear from you, but first i want to say th...

Afghanistan. that is the big question, though, is whether or not the trump administration will do that. thats what were waiting to find out in the next several weeks. >> shannon: connor powell live in jerusalem. thank you. >> bill: encouraging women to study science and technology, engineering and math front and center the topic today at peggy whitson gets a phone call on board the international space station. you saw it 15 minutes ago from the oval office and president donald trump. the secreta...

Spent more time in space than any other american -- >> any other american. >> was talking about how they were developing science to convert urine to drinking water. >> actually said it doesnt taste that bad. >> and the president, a renowned germophobe, said to the astronaut on the space station "better you than me." it was funny it just was. another exchange of note, the president was talking to dr. whitson about the u.s. goals to get to mars at some point -- >> and he said, hopefully in my firs...

Jack is the new guy here and he can probably give you a better perspective on what thats like? >> bill: peggy whitson has been in space more than 500 days. you have to miss home after that. congratulations to her. a little surprise in the question about how were keeping our water clean up here. what did the president say, better you than me? >> shannon: we take for granted this phone call. its amazing technology. >> bill: betsy devos secretary of education will talk about encouraging young men a...

>> president trump: great. what are we learning from having you spending your time up there? i know so much research is done. im getting a glimpse of some of it here in the oval office. what are we learning by being in space? >> i think probably the international space station is providing a key bridge from us doing -- living on earth to going somewhere into deep space. on those mars missions we need to better understand how microgravity is affecting our body and need to understand it in great d...

>> shannon: i cant imagine how terrified she was. so good those folks were there to scoop her up and trying for her mom. they were there to comfort her before there was worse compounding tragedy there. >> bill: was the latch put on properly or was she able to get it from the inside? dont know just yet. she will be okay. >> shannon: good news. we are now awaiting an historic event in the oval office. at the top of the our president trump is scheduled to call astronaut peggy wittson to congratulat...

That was when it became a dream to become an astronaut. i dont think it became a goal until i graduated from high school when the first female astronauts were selected. seeing those role models and with the encouragement of my parents and various mentors in college and graduate school and when i started working at rice, thats what made it possible, i think, to become an astronaut. it took me a lot longer to become an astronaut than i ever really wanted it to take but i do think im better at my j...