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That. it takes away the dream of exploring space. >> a destroyed space environment would mean a war with no winners. >> it would be unusable for all, not just the two adversaries, but for everyone. and it would be unusable for a long time. >> a new mutually assured destruction? >> maybe so. maybe so. >> a mutually assured destruction. m.a.d. as it was known during the cold war for the space age, but this time with no rules and no limits. >> if not explicit, there was certainly an implicit agreement during the cold war with the russians that strategic assets in space were off limits. both natio...

To launch in 2018. lockheed martin granted cnn an exclusive first ever look at the gps 3 in production, a classified and clean environment in which one stray hair, a bit of dust could do significant damage. >> do you need to replenish the constellation? >> colonel steven whitney, director of the gps system under air force space command, tells us that these new satellites have new special capabilities. >> improving the ashlths, improving the integrity of the sig that'll, improving the power, the ability to overcome other signals in the area. >> meaning the gps satellites will be harder for enem...

He reached the same conclusion. >> interesting in using these chemicals in a confined space environment. >> separately, a u.s. government source said there was no reason to doubt the authenticity of these photos. >> you have new information about the number of foreign fighters going to iraq and syria. >> that's right. the nation's top spy told congress since the conflict began in 2011, more than 20,000 foreign fighters from 90 countries have traveled to the region. a year later the number has spiked with the u.s. int intelligence official confirming to fox news that number has doubled with for...

Required to exercise a considerable amount every day for a couple of hours. i certainly don't do that. the focus of these studies is more on the details of our physiology. the space environment, there's a lot of radiation. we don't understand what that does to the human body. if one day we want to send people on a trip to mars that's going to take a couple of years. so we have to expand our knowledge of what it is and what it does to us to stay in space -- [ no audio ] >> i think -- mark can you still hear me? >> i can hear you now. >> our video is a little off. but what about the psychologica...

Together, neil was talking about we had to do this in steps. already nasa is planning to go out, lasso an asteroid put it in orbit around the moon then we will be going up with two astronauts to the oarai on. that is one of the few steps. >> do you think we will see in our lifetime a man on mars? >> i think the first person to walk on the planet mars is alive today. it might be some kid in grade school or high school. we have a lot to learn before we are ready to do this. we understand a lot of engineering involved. but the space environment and how it effects the human condition and human phy...