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Does it go to boeing or airbus do they say we can now improve standard air travel for anyone who jumps on an airplane. we saw that a lot with the space program with nasa. we got many great things from the space program that the rest of us you. we got gps and the internet and look at the amazing apps and services and businesses that were built on that. it is also whats the next step for blue origin beyond shuttling people to the edge of space? where does the technology take us? and where does it ...

Technology we develop along the way that come back to benefit all humans on the planet. even with a small flight like this, technology advancements theyre making, compared to 1961 and the space program, all that stuff will go to advance space travel and space exploration around the world. nasa wants to go to the moon next, thats a smart play before we head onto mars. all this stuff built together puts us on a path to the future and exploring more than low earth orbit. >> steph, you want to jump ...

Value? i know some of the folks on virgin said they were doing experiments. is that legit? >> well, you know, its possible that they can get some experiments being done here, but i think this is really much more than that. its really much more than space tourism even. this is, you know, weve been exploring space since the beginning of the space program, but if we really want to have a human presence in space, if we really want to try and have -- become a space faring species, then commerce has t...

In. for example, to become a multi-planet species, you know, the dinosaurs, the dinosaurs did not have a space program, and thats why theyre not here today to witness this historic launch. the dinosaurs got wiped out because they did not have anyways of going out beyond the planet earth. so we have a new vision, a multi planet species. also to create the earth as an ecological jewel in outer space, with heavy industry, pollution put into space. >> if you would hold that thought for a moment. i d...

Only option was to as you know, go with the russians. and i was able to negotiate a price with them and it was in their interest to help pay for their own space program. so they were in a way a little more capitalistic in their thinking than nasa is. of course, they were not interested in sending people at that time. but as you know, they are now interested in doing that and they actually have a flight planned. >> bill: jeff bezos doing a series of interview including neil cavuto. roll it. >> th...

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For the little guy and make sure that they are provided for. but if you just scratch beyond the surface and you find everything that nasa has developed in its technology and how it applies to everyday life, from things like warning of hurricanes to finding diseased crops from space, to the camera on a chip in your cellphone, and you apply that to our everyday lives, and ive just mentioned three, then you get a little different cut on spending money on research and development for high technology...

South pole of the moon and theyre going to try to find water and convert it into fuel. theyre very aggressive in their space program. >> something we have to pay close attention to. nasa administrator bill nelson, thank you very much for spending some time with us today, we really appreciate it. we should note also that msnbc will have live coverage of the blue origin launch on tuesday. thats going to do it for me this hour. "meet the press daily" will be back again on monday. msnbc coverage c...

When the U.S. Space Force’s Tactically Responsive Launch-2 (TacRL-2) mission launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base last month it carried a payload designed and built in record time by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL). LLNL provided a three-mirror reflective telescope and sensor for the payload, which was designed, integrated, tested, and delivered within four months of the word “go.” “We needed a novel design in order to meet the program objectives,” sa...

Think theres somewhat of a balance between our current problems and also looking to things that are inspirational and about the future. and thats the way of always felt about the space program. is it more important than feeding people and providing housing? no. but it is certainly worth, i think, a little bit of money to put away as far as what you would put away in your own budget at home and what we do as a country for the future. thats how i see this. i see it as investments in the future. it...