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100 feet of each other. they are the types of scenarios the school trains for in the simulator. >> i think whats most important is i can learn from any kind of mistakes that happen in the real world or our simulation. >> a learning opportunity is the biggest thing. >> what would you say the weight of the job is? >> you hold peoples lives in your hands. if i do something wrong or if i give the wrong command and they crash and something happens, thats the weight that you have to carry. >> omar, th...

Aviation. we try to build that robust system. >> all right. come on back. then come down. pulls it right in. just hold it right there. thats perfect. got the hang of it on the second. >> pete will be back with us in a moment. now lets get the view from the air traffic control tower. omar is here with that for us. what did you learn? >> for starters, there is a whole lot more going on behind the scenes than you think. we went all the way to the university of north dakota, one of the best schools ...

One flight to make an emergency landing in cuba. we go inside a simulator next. somewhere out there is that one-in-a-million. someone who thinks with their hands. who can n shape raw materials into something meaningful. and who wants to serve in their own way.. if youre out there. if youre looking for more. were looking too. were calling on a new generation of builders for navys next-gen submarines. chairs, gotta go... okay! im thinking couches... or loveseats?

To see the actual runway environment. >> fog and low visibility worthy where the conditions in austin, texas in february. a fedex plane was approaching the international airport to land as a southwest plane was supposed to have taken off from the same runway. with the weather, it would have been hard to visually confirm. >> maybe by now, that southwest should be off the ground, maybe i should be able to see on my radar. >> southwest aboard -- fedex is on the go. >> at the last minute, fedex pull...

To the simulator where esteban ocon is doing laps in anticipation of his next race. this is a closely guarded secret, with each team designing their own versions of this tech. how important is all that background stuff that happens away from the track? its basically the same work as we would do if we were testing on the track. so we have a replica of the model we have on the track itself and we are working to prepare ourselves the best to arrive on site and be completely ready. do you ever worry...

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Always exciting to have another launch, leroy. this team is going to spend six months on the space station. whats the mission going to entail? >> yes, its always exciting to have a launch, and its especially exciting if youre one of the crewmembers. this crew will entail an example six-month mission aboard the international space station. during that time, theyll be doing around 200, or maybe a little over 200 scientific investigations, maintenance work, repair work of anything that goes wrong. ...

A quote, became extremely anxious and would starult pushin a lot of buttons without thinking about what he was pushing. justst to be doing something. to be clear for a pilot, that can be deadly. and it was atlas air says it de was not aware of any of thisre when it hired aska. but once he arrive d at atlas air, it was so deficient in the simulator that all pilots have to train on that the company had to restart simulator training jusimulator,s him. all of his other classmates hado graduated pred...

Anxious and would started pushing buttons without thinking about what he was pushing just to be doing something. to be clear, for a pilot, that can be deadly and it was. atlas air said they were not aware of this when he was hired. once he arrived, he was so deficient in the simulator, they had to restart simulator training for him. all of his other classmates had gradated. in their final report, the ntsb cited as a cause systemic deficiencies in the aviation industry selection and performance m...