laboratory mission and then up to the space station. so i got to enjoy more time of micro gravity as we call it and of course we re operating experiments the majority of the time. so you have to get used to that operating in that micro gravity. and it is a wonderful feeling and amazing how the body can get used to it. the inspection of the spacecraft after landing is important to see if there are any improvements need to be made. and back to what your body is feeling, help people understand what richard branson might be experiencing now back on earth. granted he is not up there weeks like you said and you kind of get used to it, but he even admits that he is trying to get his faculties together although we see him there running and bike riding too. and you see him jogging.
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a laboratory mission by hand without computer technology. you know when you think it s so models it s wooden glue and straying and nothing shows it s. just a testament to how careful he was and god knows how many of the many. sort of takes they took one of the model shots because obviously the special effects to cover the time. more than one hundred people worked on the special effects unknown. brit spent four years making the film at london s m.g.m. studios going way over his budget and schedule. with his team he created images like none before. so there was a very open kind of art school atmosphere let s see let s try there was no oh we can t do that it s you know that was a red rag to standing say oh we can t do that is or why not why can t you let s try
maybe more concerned about the disruption to the laboratory mission and, just the work that we are trying to do. that is the primary concern, i guess. martha: interesting. all right, adam housely joins us live now, in l.a. with more on the threat to los alamos. reporter: you know, right now we are told by lab officials, none of the facilities, at this hour face immediate threat from flames and all the hazardous materials, all radioactive materials are accounted for and protected. and we have been told a highly trained and specially equipped expert has been brought into provide an extra layer of security and they are more concerned about smoke now than the flames and have people watching 60 different air monitoring stations, on the location there. and, the fire briefings have been taken place onsite as well and we have been told the last couple of minutes the lab will be closed now through wednesday, so, all nonessential personnel have been told not to come to work and as we know the