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Cutting nasa's budget and america's shuttle program is coming to a close. let's talk about it with scott pace, a former nasa official and director of the space policy institute at george washington university, tom jones, is a former nasa astronaut, a shuttle pilot and fox news contributor. he is author of "sky walking". a very special guest is with us, buzz aldrin, a former nasa senate. astronaut. one of the first two people ever set foot on the moon. buzz, when you think back to that day 1969 you huff thought forward to this era and what we would be doing in space. did you ever see it the way...

Solid rock. the drilling starts at the end of the week, and they have a 6 itch hole and they have gotten water and sugar down but officials are not telling them how long it will take. that is something the psychologists questioned but the miners have shown toughness for 17 days they have survived on two days of food and that is a bite of too that fish and a sip of milk each day so there is established a hierarchy and that is key. miners from age of 19 to 67, all in that room. >>shepard: hope they can get out and write a book. i will read it. thank you. and now, how nasa will prepare astronauts...

All quiet here in mission control. all systems in great shape. atlantis is traveling 15,500 miles an hour. approaching 8 minutes into the flight down range. 740 miles at an altitude of 337 feet. -- 337,000 feet. megyn: they are calling it the long good-bye it appears the shuttle program is wrapping up the manned space program. apparently wrapping up after 30 years in business. a man who has been onboard that shutting is fox news contributor and form astronaut stall jones. the author of "sky walking." picture perfect, was it not? >> it looks terrific. they are headed for space, three

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