Page 403 - Space Program News Today

Europe’s has deployed two new Galileo satellites within its constellation, adding to the existing 26 operational satellites in orbit. The entry into service o

>> new york city, hello. >> the major catastrophe in americas space program -- >> i am lou dobbs along with financial editor myron kandel. >> jessica mcclure trapped for almost three days in a dry artesian well. >> the iron curtain between east germany and west berlin has come tumbling down. >> good evening, im patrick buchanan, the conservative on "crossfire." >> the american people appreciated the new television. they certainly came to cnn in droves. >> mr. gorbachev and i both agree on the de...

>> reporter: jessica, the extreme heat didnt keep thousands of fans from coming to the rose bowl this afternoon. ucla, usc and the dodgers all had home games today throughout the region. jessica? >> thats right. college football is back. chris nguyen, thanks so much. nasas trip to the moon will have to wait. the space program forced to scrub the lunier mission launch again. well have a report from kennedy space center next and thousands of migrants stuck in a tent city. well talk to them as th...

And that is the conclusion that they came to. so i look at this as a part of our space program of which safety is the top of the list. >> cnns space and defense correspondent kristin fisher was in kennedy space center. she has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, boris and amara. we have got another hydrogen leak. this one much bigger than the one that nasa encountered on monday. so, nasa now has to fix it. and they got two options. they can either try to fix it on the launchpad or they can ro...

A week from tomorrow i will be at ricm and i will be giving the speech in front of 4,000 public school students who by the way are the same ones the public school students that were invited 60 years ago. >> who knows where the space program would be without that call. lets talk about landing a crewed mission on mars. tell us about how artemis will reach that goal. do you think thats technically feasible? people say its almost impossible for humans to pull this off why what do you think? do you t...

That weve wanted to do and have done since the 1960s, the very beginning of the space program. the russians, the soviets got off to an early start by sending the first human into space and making a number of firsts including the first woman? space and the first space walk, but then the focus became, okay who is going to land on the moon first and thats why there was such urgency during the 1960s. it was almost a war footing or war mentality, you know, this is all or nothing. we have to win this....

Gop texas representative brian is an archconservative. but he represents a johnson space center in texas a robust space program means local jobs and a dominance in space and bolsters national security. >> we cannot allow our adversaries to get there first. i we also know that whoever is first up there in space sets the rules of hurt i do not want a communist regime from china setting the rules and space bar. >> nasa will spend $93 billion on the artemis programs are 2025. each orion launch cost ...

Joining us this morning. charlie savage, new york times, washington correspondent barbara mcquade, for the united states attorney for the eastern district of michigan, and bradley, mohsen asheville attorney. i hope you enjoy the rest of your labor day weekend. thank you for being with us. >> still -- its been six days without safe tap water for north of jackson, mississippi. whats most shocking about this crisis is everyone saw it coming. we are going live to jackson for the latest on have a cit...

So i look at it as -- nothing against halloween, we like halloween. we spend money on stuff that is important to us. i think weve gotten so much stuff out of the space program technologically. its advanced us as a society. and we get a lot out of the investment in having this money spent on the ground, people with high paying jobs, they pay taxes, support the community. that money is not in space. its all spent on earth. and just the inspiration that we get in this country and around the world f...

As the nation celebrates the 30th anniversary of the lunar landing,Congress is considering legislation that will chart the futurecourse of America's space program.