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About somewhere between 20 and 50 below zero. that's summer. but the point is, it takes a special breed of people and there's nearly thousand of them living and working 12 hour shifts at the principal american base down there, and it is a really unique fascinating sub culture of people from every walk of life and background. people who are incrementally exploring in a very remote and difficult location, questions like you know, can we predict the behavior of the sun? where did life come from? what was in the atmosphere thousands of years ago? asking questions about things that they know they w...

South pole, it was about somewhere between 20 and 50 below zero. that's summer. the point is, it takes a special breed of people. there are nearly 1,000 of them living and working 12-hour shifts at the base, the principal american base down there. it is a really unique, fascin e fascinating subculture of people from every walk of life and background. people who are incrementally exploring, often very remote, incredibly difficult locations, questions like, you know, can we predict the behavior of the sun? where did life come from? what was in the atmosphere thousands of years ago? asking questi...

Point, it would be well disbursed, even across parts of the islands. and even if there was anything of major consequence that would be released, there's a difference between radiation and radioactive materials. radioactive material releases that radiation. you have to be close to that material. that radiation hits things floating in the atmosphere. those things that are now radioactive have to be transported via the atmosphere thousands of miles away. that's a lot to ask. even if they were to make it that far, it starts to disburse, just like dropping some ink or something in a river. it gets ...

That's the quake? >> queue know, we always knew that coronal mass ejeks was the solar flares, stuff coming from the sun will always northern lights. but they have a phenomenal, back and forth motions. what's this back and forth notion about. you're from north. >> i've seen them, i love them. >> i sat there one night and you can't stop looking at them, right? where did this event come from? that's what they believe is the space quake. it's nasa's birthday today, too, by the way. >> happy birthday. >> they sent these five little spaceships out there. and they found this stretch. this doesn't hap...