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>> yes. so i'll split my time between blue origin and the bezos earth fund. the bezos earth fund is about climate change and sustainability, and that is -- those two things and there's going to be a third thing, and maybe a fourth thing, but i don't know what those are yet. i'm not very good at doing one thing. [ inaudible question ] >> hell yes. how fast can we refuel that thing? let's go! >> all right. next question. let's go -- reuters. [ inaudible question ] >> so eric asked about the cadence and the capabilities. >> okay. we're going to fly human missions twice more this year,

Hands on with blue origin? >> i'm going to split my time between blue origin and the bezos earth fund. the earth fund is about climate change and sustainability, and that is -- those two things. there's going to be a third and maybe fourth thing, but i don't know what they are. i'm not very good at doing one thing. >> reporter: will you be flying again soon? >> hell yes. how fast can you refuel that thing? let's go. >> all right. next question? let's go roeuters. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> he asked about the cadence and the capabilities. >> okay. we're going to fly the human missio...

Official Landing on Feb 18th (screenshot only) We are now 1 day away from NASA’s Perseverance Rover touching down on Mars, Perseverance’s journey started on July 30 at 4:50 a.m. PDT and has spent a long 7 months in space. The entry, descent, and landing, which is also known as the 7 minutes of terror are this rover’s first challenge before even setting its wheels on the most challenging terrain ever to be discovered.  10 minutes before Perseverance enters Mars’ atmosphere the spacecraft, which had a role of supporting it, is removed allowing the Rover space to t...

Really important now. i think it could be used as an asset in that future exploration of the moon but i think importantly we have to build and set up and establish an infrastructure that will make this program sustainable. we don't want it to be just a trip to the moon and we're done. we want it to be something that we will -- that will bring commercial entities and international partners all into the game and have a system like the gateway that is a lunar orbiting space station that would allow you to do research from the station either r robotically or do human missions as well. having that ...

Say we're not immediately going to get a new frying pans out of this kind of science but we're going to work out essentially how mars and other rocky planets like it formed and how they've evolved that can teach us more about how our planet is evolving and look at all the problems we have down on earth and the problem that we need to solve so we can see how certain basic elements evolved and decayed and that basically tells you the life of the planet who would you know checking how the heat flows through a planet is just the same as checking how heat flows through a human body or a car you can...