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an extra jacket or anything. as they come to the surface, there is going to be a quick maneuver to get them out of that capsule, of course with proper heat to make sure they keep the body temperature constant along with the change in pressure as you come up as well, shepard. >> shepard: adam housley, stand by. dr. coomer, i guess, temperature is always a concern but down in the earth it doesn't vary as much as it would up hire. >> exactly. it's not changing very much and probably didn't change very much with the miners. at times i'm sure some of them felt very overheated and, of course, that can be a major problem because then you worry about dehydration as they are sweating and losing what we call incense cybil losses which is the fluid we is he secret from our poors pores. it has to be accounted for and replaced with fluids that they take in so they don't become dehydrated. obviously the biggest concern about becoming dehydrated is kidney function and especially the patient with diabetes as his kidneys are already compromised in their function. certainly when they do come to the top, body temperature
time there. i guess around news time and to say that this isn't partly joyous rescue and partly politics, well, that's what it is. >> sure. this president has allied himself closely with rescue operation. he has been here constantly. he and the mining minister have become extremely popular figures. they have seen their ratings go up. and it's a very tightly controlled operation of the media with the accreditation to very well organize. they have always had several options. remember when the drilling began, three different holes in different locations with different kinds of drills. and even now they do have options with multiple capsules as well. so, if there is a problem with this capsule, we could see a second option later on tonight. but some last-minute adjustments. that's the escape hatch we are looking at now with the top removed. the top part of that escape hatch over the last day or two has been fortified. there baby a big question about
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capsule. and then in addition to that perhaps give them medications to help keep them calm during the trip. >> shepard: that's what i was going to ask you, if there are concerns about panic attacks. and anybody who has had a panic attack knows how serious it can be. imagine it happens when you are trapped in a cylinder like this going very slowly. why not slip them a xanax or something. you foe what i mean. >> the problem they have to be concerned about is there is going to be some degree of dehydration. >> shepard: right. >> with these miners. in addition to that they will be mal-nourished. we have to be careful about medicating them because we can drop their pressure too low. that, of course is going to have more repercussions for them as they group. i'm sure they don't want them to faint. obviously like you said they will survive that then it becomes much more difficult to control what's going on inside the capsule and, of course, as you said, you don't want to have a lot of friction as you are going up. so, if they don't faint, but go into panic attack mode and they start moving that capsule around then that's when you are going to be creating some of that
that perhaps this process, this rescue operation was being stretched out for political reasons it might be able to happen earlier. that is clearly not the case. we see last-minute adjustments with basic tools with hammers and wrenches and much of the physical labor being done by hand. hoist the miners to history. earlier we saw escape shaft itself with that cable being lowered down there. likely some more adjustments need to be made to the capsule to make it go up and down more smoothly. not a straight path and not a lot of give room between the capsule and shaft itself. a couple of inches on either side. obviously not ready to go yet. expected to begin a couple hours from now but still some problems. engineers there working in this cold, desert night now to make sure things go well. >> shepard: i know we have translater throughout the night. as far as we can tell, they have got a plan to get the first person up around 10:00 local
they have dealt with nasa quite a bit. and nasa makes some comparisons to the international space station. how do you deal with people when they have been isolated and away from home and that feeling of removed like in space. and this underground. really that capsule itself sometimes looks like a rocket ship only it's going to be going in the opposite direction in a couple hours' time. >> shepard: steve, we are watching it as are as that capsule something hoisted now perpendicular to the earth for the first time that i have seen today. is this an indication that this process is beginning a little earlier than thought or is this as planned? >> what we are seeing now, i believe to be an s. an empty capsule. i think after the adjustments they are going to test to see how it goes up and down again. that capsule has been raised and lowered before. it's actually come within 40 feet of those miners. you can imagine the discipline when that escape hatch is open, when you can see up and you see that capsule your lifeline just 40 feet away.