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Sky over the outback. if that looks like a comet, yes, it is. itslose, anyway. its a japanese space capsule returning to earth after having landed on an asteroid. after they kissed their asteroid good-bye, it came home after a seven-year journey that covered 7 billion miles. it burned apart on re-entry but only after it jettisoned the capsule. scientists were rejoices because its the first time a spacecraft has landed an as trteroid and returned to earth except when bruce willis did it. this is ...

If that looks like a comet, yes, it is. its close, anyway. its a japanese space capsule returning to earth after having landed on an asteroid. after they kissed their asteroid good-bye, it came home after a seven-year journey that covered four billion miles. billions and billions of miles. it burned apart on re-entry but only after it jettisoned the capsule. which carries asteroid samples. scientists were rejoicing because its the first time a spacecraft has landed an asteroid and returned to ea...

Industrial metals like lithium. according to the report, u.s. officials say that afghanistan could theoretically be transformed into one of the most important mining centers in the world. after a seven-year, 4 billion-mile journey, a japanese space capsule has returned to earth landing overnight in the australian outback. scientists say it may contain the first-ever samples from an asteroid. the capture will be returned to tokyo where scientists will open it in about two weeks time. its 48 m...

That chemical dispersant in the gulf. the big question is how much of that is going to stay in the environment and how long will it effect spawning grounds in the gulf of mexico. so many fishermen want to know those answers. they are waiting on the baited breath trying to find out exactly how their lively hoods will be affected by. this we do know there are scientists that worked on the exxon valdez spill. they have taken their expertise to the gulf to work on the efforts there. >> jon: its goin...

Jon: "happening now", in the top box, take a look, the israeli cabinet has approved an investigation into that deadly raid on a gaza-bound aid notila, the it will include two foreign observers. >> tehrans revolutionary guard now dismisses the new u.n. sanctions. the forces senior commander saying the sanctions will not stop irans nuclear program. bottom box, a spectacular landing in the australian outback, a japanese space capsule returns to earth after a seven-year, 3 billion-mile journey. ja...

The forecast calls for more rain in the next 24 mourps all this rain is wushing to the northeast. the flood watches and warnings will persist tonight. its just a deadly situation. bonnie, gootd explanation, thank you. bp comes up with a revised plan for recovering a lot more oil faster from the gusher in the gulf. and seven years and 4 billion miles later, a space capsule

They dont get tested again and you get placed in this situation where youre considered smart or not smart and that puts you down different paths. it is a really interesting way to look at the whole idea of testing. thats another story but at any rate, its all fascinating. >> it really is. alina cho, thank you. as alina was saying, some say emotional intelligence is actually much more accurate in determining whether or not people succeed in life. ever heard of emotional intelligence? watch tomorr...

13 and say this is essentially the end of man in space and it turns nasa into r&d agency for pie in the sky ideas like having humans on asteroids and ends the role as the agency that get us into space and lower in orbit and back. obama spoke about we have done the moon so we are going to do ast stroyeds and mar -- asteroids and mars. this is pie in the sky. on what rocket with what space capsule and with what simulators and training program? there is nothing here of substance. and when kennedy c...

Am. we have to do it in a smart way. >> reporter: to visit asteroids and eventually land on mars by 2035 or so, the president believes nasa should begin development on heavy lift rocket technologies, build an orion space capsule for the space station and support space taxis like one he looked at today. in the meantime we hitch expensive ride with russians to the space station. it has supports like buzz aldrin the second man to set foot on the moon. he felt the constellation program was too much ...

13 and say this is essentially the end of man in space and it turns nasa into r&d agency for pie in the sky ideas like having humans on asteroids and ends the role as the agency that get us into space and lower in orbit and back. obama spoke about we have done the moon so we are going to do ast stroyeds and mar -- asteroids and mars. this is pie in the sky. on what rocket with what space capsule and with what simulators and training program? there is nothing here of substance. and when kennedy c...