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i have been encouraged, sustained, inspired, and tolerated, not only by my wife, but by the greatest group of friends anyone ever had. you had big bang theory that stayed on forever. it s huge, and they re nerds. we started to see articles written about how young people were going into stem fields in school, because the big bang theory made it look cool. i need to get here. what s there? the earliest estimate of the singularity. so you re upset about missing out on becoming some sort of freak-ish self-aware robot? by this much. it used to be chic to be normal and regular, but now it s very chic to be an outsider. the outsider is this oddball character that just comes in and gets to throw fast balls. the fish out of water works,
it as a jumping off point to mars. recently, i met her at johnson space center in houston to experience some of the training it s a big, big rocket you are going up on? absolutely. even bigger than the saturn 5 for the apollo missions. you got to get out there to kennedy space center and see it there. it really gives you perspective. reporter: inside the orion training simulator we strapped. into our seats, screens and switches over our heads. you can see the batteries, over here right now this is looking at the propulsion system. how exciting is the prospect of going to the moon for you personally it s incredibly exciting we haven t been there since the 70s and it s time to go back to me it s about exploration. it s an inherent part of all of us as humans we have this profound impact on society when we went to the moon the first time with all of this stimulation of resources and all the s.t.e.m. fields. we can expect that all when we go back to the moon again