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Need to get this. Again, if we talk about it with the breakthroughs. What we know now today, just expand it. We have life support on the station. We need to push it to where its reliable and doesnt require so much maintenance. We need to look at the parks to do repair. We are doing that on board. I dont consider those big breakthroughs. I have to get comfortable. Its the maturity level that we use for the nation they positively have to work. Thats the way i look at the challenges. The operation and the proving ground that charlie and bill had mentioned. We have to take systems and days and mon...

Peter, tomplaint came pouring into npr wn i first started i talked too loud. My favorite one was my laugh was too boisterous. He laughs too bows tmendously. Laugh was too much. My cence was wrong. I spo too fast. Everything about me isoo big for public radio. You know how npr is. This is National Public radio. My style is so different when i first started at npthe betting i wouldnt make it. Pb the betting wasnt as high. People didnt think it would rk on pbs. Charlie rose had done well for years d nobody expecd for me to make it on pbs. Long story short it would be im still here. Host 25 years ...

Bladensburg, at which i think its tomorrow. Is tomorrow. Really funng to be a day for me and i am looking forward to hearing from our panel of experts. Normally, you hear the elected officials talk a lot. This will be the most you hear me. We will get to those who are here who are experts and will and might in us all. On our panel am a i am introducing, im not sure if he is here yet, christopher george, who is a medical editor by profession and is an independent historian. He was born in liverpool, england, lives in baltimore, he has a ba in history from Loyola University of baltimore, and an ...

Bladensburg, at which i think its tomorrow. Is tomorrow. Really funng to be a day for me and i am looking forward to hearing from our panel of experts. Normally, you hear the elected officials talk a lot. This will be the most you hear me. We will get to those who are here who are experts and will and might in us all. On our panel am a i am introducing, im not sure if he is here yet, christopher george, who is a medical editor by profession and is an independent historian. He was born in liverpool, england, lives in baltimore, he has a ba in history from Loyola University of baltimore, and an ...

One way to look at it, apollo 13 with the event that it had. I believe that was around 84 hours. We had to keep the crew alive for 84 hours. So we had life support systems, if youre going to go to mars that have to work for months, possibly over a year, depending on how long it takes you to get there and how long you stay. We have to take the steps to get that in place. Its going to take some time to get a reliable system in place. We can land a metric ton on the surface of mars, thats all we know how to do. Thats about the size of a mini cooper car. If were going to explore mars, it needs to ...