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Of their family members, it is difficult to see, very tough. but again it is up to the families if they want to be engaged more to that reality or stay distant. >> trace: it has to be excruciating. the relatives are frustrated by the slow pace of the rescue effort, rabbi but if there is even a chance that people are alive they have to go slowly. i want you to listen to the miami-dade fire chief and get your response on the other side. >> there is a void space we want to make sure we give every possibility for survival and why we can't just go in and move things erratically because that will ha...

So it's a very meticulous, very methodical and deliberate way of removing this debris. and it's going to take some time. >> does it indicate at all, would this indicate that they believe there is a person they are -- they think someone is in this area? or is that me kind of hoping and praying? >> it could be that they detected a void space. it could be that they detected something that might lead them to believe there's somebody there. i am not looking at the video. it's hard for me to tell, but if they're working in a specific area, they either have located a void space, a potential space, or...

Out week -- a week after a collapse? >> absolutely. i was the team leader in haiti. and we rescued, as you heard earlier, a -- a -- a small child eight days after the earthquake. so, that's why these rescuers continue to have hope. if void spaces can be detected, there is the possibility that people are still alive. we're not outside the window of sur survivability in this type of collapse. a pancake collapse is -- is one of the worst types of collapses you could have. as you said, the lean to where, perhaps, maybe one wall pushes out and you have the floor drop down. or a v-type collapse wher...

30 March 2021, 6:00 am EDT By   ( NASA Official Blog ) NASA's SpaceX Crew is set to go on their shortest spaceflight mission yet, as they prepare to relocate the Crew Dragon spacecraft in preparation for the arrival of the new crewmembers launching in late April 2021. According to Space Online Policy's report published on Monday, March 29, Expedition 64 astronauts will jump inside SpaceX's Crew Dragon Resilience to change docking ports. The SpaceX Crew-1 comprises...