Author and filmmaker Bart Sibrel believes the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) faked and lied about the moon landing. "A pure spirit not knowing about lies, they believe [.]
To go and new zealanders hoping to administer even more doses. phil. administer even more doses. phil, many thanks- a new nasa mission to study asteroids more than a billion miles from earth, gets underway this morning. over the next 12 years, the unmanned probe will examine space rocks around jupiter, in an effort to better understand how planets were formed. our science correspondent jonathan amos reports. this is a mission that will take us backin this is a mission that will take us back in time. nassar s lucy probable out old asteroids more than 1 billion miles from earth, circling the sign information with the giant planetjupiter. nasa s lucy probe. they call these ancient objects trojans, city sized lumps of rock that preserve the chemistry from the earliest days of the solar system. lucy will visit seven trojan asteroids over the course of the next 12 years, taking pictures and careful measurements to send back to
To the world and can share. he was very big on the fact that human beings need to be there. oh, he was. you know, we had the feelings, we have the thoughts. we have the spirit. we have to convey that to other human beings. you know, an unmanned probe can t do that. can t communicate with other her mans. tracy, you re one of the few, a permanent reminder that your dad left on the moon. can you tell us about that? yeah, dad wrote my initials on the moon. it was like an after thought he said to him as he was setting the cameras ready for the lift off. he did that. you know, it s a very special bond that i think we have. we always have. i will always have with him. because back in his mind, he was still thinking of me and of my
In the past and how easy it might be to live there in the future. this study does answer those questions. it is more focused on whether or not humans might be able to go there in the future. if you think about what this find might mean for humans, if you take a cubic foot of mars dirt and heat it up like we did, you can get out almost a couple of bottles of water worth of water out of it. that is a great resource for human explorers. elisabeth: that is good news. brian can go. we ve been waiting to send him all week. brian: i d like to see a different vacation. we re watching exactly what you discussed, this unmanned probe worked this plant and it is incredible, the technology and what s been done. laurie, thanks so much for sharing with us. anything happens, i want you calling us; okay? elisabeth: that s right. up next, his buddy busted him out of jail, but he wanted to go back. take a listen. 911. what is your emergency?
Following for you right now including congress getting ready to debate the payroll tax cut extension again this week. that s after approving that two month extension for the cuts before leaving for their holiday break. they re now looking at extending it for the rest of the year. plus, russian officials are scratching their heads saying they still have no firm information where that failed mars probe fell to earth. the unmanned probe fell yesterday after being stuck in the earth s orbit for two months. alisyn: we ve got new fallout today from president obama s controversial recess appointments. the president recently installed the head of a new consumer protection agency, and three members of the national labor relations board without the required senate approval. now several groups are challenging the appointments in court saying they violate the u.s. constitution. fox news shannon bream has more, what s the latest? reporter: well, allison, these groups are asking a federal judge to step in and
Stations. even though the danger appears minimal. new york state herlt officials says holding one against your body for an hour equals a chest x-ray. bed bath and beyond say customers can return them for a free refund and glow stick. scientists warning that one of the heaviest hunks of space junk ever could crash into earth this weekend and it s toxic. there it is. it s also purple. according to russian space officials the manned unmanned probe broke down right under right after its launch back in november. it weighs more than 14 tons. the size of a van. scientists tracking this sprays craft say it will likely land somewhere off the coast of argentina. sunday or monday. and the bulk of its weight is a highly toxic suspect. but the experts say most of it should burn up in the earth s atmosphere and there is actually very little risk to the public. well, this certainly won t help anybody overcome a fear of flying. there is turbulence and then there is this.