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A top BSF officer reported 250-300 militants waiting to infiltrate Jammu and Kashmir at launchpads. However, security forces are alert and ready to foil any infiltration attempts. Inspector General Ashok Yadav confirmed the strong connection between security forces and Kashmir's people, stating that cooperation could improve developmental activities.
For the first time, lasers were used by scientists to successfully alter the movement of lightning during a storm. From the top of a mountain in Switzerland, laser pulses were blasted into a [...]
bathtub that goes up at the same time. it's where you live. the winds, taking for example, where we know so well, new orleans, boston or low-lying cities, flooding that happens twice a year it means it happens 20 times a year. it means the devastating events that are once a decade may be every year. it slowly ticks up. of course when the storms come it's added storm surge. >> the scientist you talked to, william colgan, there told you that this is happening so fast, so quickly, that we can't adapt. what does he mean by that? >> well, it's because we've built some of our greatest cities right on the coastline. we've hardened this with the idea this will be forever. there's a permanence to our climate, sadly those days are over. to adjust a city, how do you move new orleans inland and north? it boggles the mind. the infrastructure challenges. they have to move the launchpads
have been worse. everybody digging in and helping each other all up and down the streets throughout the communities. >> it could be worse in florida. the johnson space center in houston was relatively unscathed by harvey. the kennedy space center is along the east coast of florida and could face irma's wrath. how do you think they're preparing? there are some sensitive equipment there. >> bob cabana, the base commander there, the senator director, has been through a number of these. he's got an incredible team in place. they're battening down the hatches and they'll be prepared to go through this. the big thing is to protect the infrastructure, the launchpads and the facilities, and i'm certain that they're well ahead in getting that done. >> let's talk about the role that nasa plays in predicting these kinds of natural disasters. one thing that makes it so much better than it was 100 years ago is nasa uses its technology to really help on day to day stuff. a lot of people think of nasa as space, and removed from all of the stuff we do, but a lot of this is nasa technology.
>> we are hearing reports here in south korea from the intelligence agency that there are signs they're preparing another ballistic missile launch. possibly another intercontinental ballistic missile launch. i haven't seen much more than that. i don't know if they're looking at satellite imagery showing some movement around one of the launchpads. but we shouldn't be too surprised. i think that there are two things here -- first of all, part of what's happening here is this is north korea gearing up for an anniversary. you mentioned september 9th. that is the day the modern republic of north korea was founded. that's their foundation day. that's an important anniversary for north korea obviously and one that they want to have something to celebrate for. so part of what kim jong-un is doing is launching ballistic missiles, also testing nuclear devices so that they have something to celebrate on saturday. the other thing that's happening here is that if there is another
still kind of inned heat. they have launchpads in california and in florida. two in florida they're working and building a giant rocket. for suborbital space, richard branson is ahead with virgin galactic. they have a design and building a new ship there. so paul allen, couldn't count him out. they're building world's largest airplane to launch a rocket in seattle. bill: they see the future. and it's right around the corner? >> it's really starting to happen now. bill: thanks, tariq malik, from space.com. >> my pleasure. bill: see you in space. martha. martha: all right. well the republican presidential candidates gearing up for the second big bait tonight. a lot at stake those looking to make favorable impression. others feeling the show on the campaign trail. we'll show you what is next.
solid rockets on board shuttle and shuttle's main engines as well as the j2 engine that took astronauts to the moon, all of them proven hardware, good stuff, man rated, the launchpads are already here, everything is here, all they have to do is start getting ready and they can fly out of earth orbit and put a lot of these people back to work by 2016. i just found out from senator bill nelson, our senior senator here, that everybody is for this proposal, including the white house, but one person. that one person is in o hadmb, office of management and budget. his name is paul shawcroft. no one knows why paul shawcroft is holding this up, but every time we have finished a program, chuck, we have always had another spacecraft to go to. no spacecraft and they're ready to go but they can't get approval from this one guy. >> well, tell me this.
here behind me on two launchpads, a service tower, and all they have to do is put this together and start flying. it's going to be much cheaper than what they were doing. but what i was telling you, we've always had this, nobody is against this, but paul shawcroft, a person in the omb, okay, why is he shoeldholding it up? >> you've made him famous this morning. >> reporter: that's the question for you, chuck. >> jay barbree, a historic day. we'll be checking back with you every hour until we see this "atlantis" go up. as we follow this last mission of the shuttle. jay, good to see you, sir. >> reporter: thank you. well, another 7 million bucks is being poured into political attack ads this week. this time the target moves to capitol hill, the conservative group american crossroads has already blasted president obama and just today began a campaign targeting several democrat being senators up for reelection in 2012, the war being wage d.
husband and that will be taking off possibly april, but more likely june. we have the same thing with last one to go "atlantis," it could go as early as june, but more likely in august. three more. 135 shuttle flights, total of 166 flights by american astronauts. and then no one knows how long it will be before american astronauts will be lifting off from these launchpads, five, six, seven, eight, years. >> this mission they're on, an 11-day mission. what are the goals for them? >> well, it is primarily a supply run. they're going to take up a storage unit. it will be the last piece that will be on the international space station. they also are going to take up the first robot, if you will, little play there on r 2 d 2, that was on star wars. but he's going up. and he'll be training to service and do things that are mundane.