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not a yes or no answer. data is global now, and it's everywhere , including facebook data, etcetera, etcetera, so it's a really difficult problem and especially because it's the chinese government involved, and lance 150 million people. i mean, that's a huge number revealed that this week to show that this would not be an easy feat to ban tiktok. what would that look like? i mean, people, i think that was sort of mischaracterized during the hearing in which they kept talking about young people dancing singing, you know, and obviously it's far more than that people have made businesses on it. they are they are selling things. they're selling ideas. they are teaching people things they are finding communities within tech talk. and, you know, i talked about how it has all these niches. and part of it has to do with the powerful algorithm that sort of rabbit holes you down those images, but you can learn about virtually anything there, and you can also build it into businesses. people have done this. so can you put the genie back in the bottle? i you know, here's the thing. i
on stations to supplement the activities of the international space station, and commercial companies are now working with nasa to design and build new platforms. some of those new space stations will interact with the international space station. others will be free flyers operating completely on their own. so the goal is that, by 2030, when the international space station has reached its end of life, there will be one, two or multiple commercial destinations in space that can fill all the wonderful niches that the international space station has filled. what happens to the iss after it's left by the last human? it's coming home. yeah. so they will detach... it's not going to be parked anywhere, is it? the plan right now is to have it burn up and target it so that it goes into a very specific location in the indian ocean known as point nemo. so if you have your own personal deep submersible, you can go visit the international space station — or what's left of it — at the bottom of point nemo in 2032 or 2031.
international space station, and commercial companies are now working with nasa to design and build new platforms. some of those new space stations will interact with the international space station. others will be free flyers operating completely on their own. so the goal is that, by 2030, when the international space station has reached its end of life, there will be one, two or multiple commercial destinations in space that can fill all the wonderful niches that the international space station has filled. what happens to the iss after it's left by the last human? it's coming home. yeah _ so they will detach... it's not going to be parked anywhere, is it? the plan right now is to have it burn up and target it so that it goes into a very specific location in the indian ocean known as point nemo. so if you have your own personal deep submersible, you can go visit the international space station — or what's left of it — at the bottom of point nemo in 2032 or 2031. james cameron, if you're
the united states and partner nations are already working on stations to supplement the activities of the international space station, and commercial companies are now working with nasa to design and build new platforms. some of those new space stations will interact with the international space station. others will be free flyers operating completely on their own. so the goal is that, by 2030, when the international space station has reached its end of life, there will be one, two or multiple commercial destinations in space that can fill all the wonderful niches that the international space station has filled. what happens to the iss after it's left by the last human? it's coming home. yeah. so they will detach... it's not going to be parked anywhere, is it? the plan right now is to have it burn up and target it so that it goes into a very specific location in the indian ocean known as point nemo. so if you have your own personal deep submersible, you can go visit the international space station — or what's left of it — at the bottom of point nemo in 2032 or 2031.
the us and partner nations are already working on stations to supplement the activities of the international space station, and commercial companies are working with nasa to design and build new platforms. some of those will interact with the international space station and others will fly completely on their own. the goal is that by 2030 when the iss has reached end—of—life, there will be multiple commercial destinations in space that can fill all the wonderful niches that the iss does. and what happens to the iss after it is left by the last human? it will come home. so it will not be parked anywhere? the plan right now is to have it burn up and target it so it goes into a very specific location in the indian ocean known as point nemo. if you have your own deep submersible, you can visit what's left of it at the bottom
some of those new space stations will interact with the international space station _ others will be free flyers operating completely on their own. so the goal is that, by 2030, when the international space station has reached its end of life, there will be one, two or multiple commercial destinations in space that can fill all the wonderful niches that the international space station has filled. what happens to the iss after it's left by the last human? it's coming home. yeah. so they will detach... it's not going to be parked anywhere, is it? the plan right now is to have it burn up and target it so that it goes into a very specific location in the indian ocean known as point nemo. so if you have your own personal deep submersible, you can go visit the international space station — or what's left of it — at the bottom of point nemo in 2032 or 2031. james cameron, if you're watching, it's one for you. michael, thank you so much for your time. appreciate it. thank you very much.
of their lifetimes. the united states and partner nations are already working on stations to supplement the activities of the international space station, and commercial companies are now working with nasa to design and build new platforms. some of those new space stations will interact with the international space station _ others will be free flyers operating completely on their own. so the goal is that, by 2030, when the international space station has reached its end of life, there will be one, two or multiple commercial destinations in space that can fill all the wonderful niches that the international space station has filled. what happens to the iss after its left by the last human? it's coming home. yeah. so they will detach... it's not going to be parked anywhere, is it? the plan right now is to have it burn up and target it so that it goes into a very specific location in the indian ocean known as point nemo. so if you have your own personal deep submersible, you can go visit the international space station — or what's left of it — at the bottom of point
now has international support to operate through to 2030 and that will be over 30 years of continuous operations in space so things are starting to age. we have replaced parts of it as we have gone along, but some of the systems are nearing the end of their lifetimes. the us and partner nations are already working on stations to supplement the activities of the international space station, and commercial companies are working with nasa to design and build new platforms. some of those will interact with the international space station and others will fly completely on their own. the goal is that by 2030 when the iss has reached end—of—life, there will be multiple commercial destinations in space that can fill all the wonderful niches that the iss does. and what happens to the iss after it is left by the last human? it will come home. so it will not be parked anywhere? the plan right now is to have it burn up and target it so it
BUCHAREST. KAZINFORM Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Romania Nurbakh Rustemov met with the Co-Chairman of the Kazakh-Romanian Intergovernmental Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific and Technical Cooperation (IGC), Minister of Energy of Romania Virgil Popescu, the press service of the Kazakh MFA informs.
>> bret: clay jackson is owner of center fit farms in madison, virginia. for local farmers limiting exports would limit demand for their product. >> u.s. beef is the best beef in the world. we need to be competing on a global stage. and there is demand across the world for this premium product that we produce here in the u.s. >> farmland is also increasing in value as a limited resource, the u.s. is losing 2,000 acres every single day and this has caught the attention of billionaire investors like bill gates. as of january 2021, gaetz was the largest private owner of u.s. farmland. owe ins around 269,000 acres across the united states. >> bigger farmers are continuing to get bigger because they can operate in a more efficient way. smaller farmers have to find new niches to put added premium on those products. if they can't and they are just left to the free market and the commodity market, they have a