Up a visual representation from the aftermath of the mission, as particularly it goes through just to remind ourselves of the experiences that happened with the columbia accident, and, you know, i just think that putting images on some of the words that we will talk about later today. This is about a halfhour video. [inaudible] this is the commentary part. All of our astronauts are not suited. The astronauts are coming out and they are making their way to the Space Shuttle. [inaudible] we are in process of conducting the checks. Four, three, two, one lift off for the Space Shuttle columbia. New progress in International Space research. The Research Mission is finally underway for the mission. [inaudible] thirty seconds into the flight. Three look at those. It is breaking through the sound barrier. [inaudible] i think many of us recognize those images. [silence during video] we are working around the clock. Here is dave brown working where there are some observations being looked at. We
Reporter when theres a military operation pending, the u. S. Military already has its ships lined up, its aircraft lined up. It is ready to go, pending the president s final thumbs up approval. Thats how it works with any president. And is the president actually saying that it was only ten minutes before that he asked about the risk . This seems perhaps very unlikely, that he did not have the opportunity to express that concern earlier. Typically a president will be fully briefed on a military operation, because a president doesnt need to know just the risks to adversary forces, the iranians in this case. In the case of striking iran, the pentagon has made the constant upon the that you have to take into account the risk of iranian retaliation. Would it strike out at american citizens in the middle east . Would it strike out at u. S. Forces . The president would have to have some curiosity, one can only assume, long before ten minutes about what the risk is to americans if he were to g
Of the apollo 11 astronauts about that day. Then a rear chat with the second man that walked on the moon, buzz aldrin, what was going through his head that day. Small step for neil, giant leap for everyone else. For me it was a magnificent tribute. Through all of humanity. You also hear from his crewmates circling above them. The command module Michael Collins. Then the men who guided their Mission Safely back to earth, jean krantz. Then the niece of president john f. Kennedy, Kathleen Kennedy on her uncles dream that was realized that day. But first, Cape Canaveral where it all started. And where phil keating says, they are going all out. Rick hi there neil in about 90 minutes another Vice President Onboard Air Force to will and here on the runway used by the space shuttles when they glided back to earth, and early afternoon around 1 oclock. Vice president mike pence as well as the nasa administrator will have an event at the Neil Armstrong operations facility. That is where they will
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This two-part series ventures through the history and technology used in video displays, from the Nipkow disc and the earliest CRT screens to the latest in quantum dot and laser displays. The first part of this series covers the earliest technologies up to the advent of LCD screens. by Dr David Maddison