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that is already in space. demi s mirrors reflect distracting, unwanted light away, giving scientists a better look at far away planets. the demi s tracked by our rooftop antenna so we can see when it s closest to boston to send comments or collect data from it. we could find life outside our planet for the first time in the next few decades. our goal now is to have new star lab satellites launched every couple of years. thank you so much forjoining us in our lab tour today. earlier on, i met sam schmidt, who took me for a few laps at goodwood. hitting 128mph using just his head and his mouth. now he has challenged me to do
our goal now is to have new star lab satellites launched every couple of years. thank you so much forjoining us in our lab tour today. earlier on, i met sam schmidt, who took me for a few laps at goodwood. now he has challenged me to do a faster lap than him, he can reach 128 mph using just his head and his mouth. now he has challenged me to do a faster lap than him, meet with conventional controls at him with his controls. if this goes wrong, make sure they edit it kindly. i ve spoken to some of the team here and they say, you know the black stuff on the track, stay on that. thanks.
thank you so much forjoining us in our lab tour today. earlier on, i met sam schmidt, who took me for a few laps at goodwood. hitting 128mph using just his head and his mouth. now he has challenged me to do a faster lap than him, me with conventional controls at him with his controls. if this goes wrong, make sure they edit it kindly. i ve spoken to some of the team here and they say, you know the black stuff on the track, stay on that. thanks. all right, wish luck. see, in my mind this isn t a foregone conclusion. in some ways,
planes like this recreate the weightlessness of space by dropping several miles in altitude in a matter of seconds. it is a replica of demi, a starlight cube set that is already in space. giving scientists a better look at far away planets. it is tracked by our rooftop antenna so we can see when it s closer to boston to collect data from it. we could find life outside our planet for the first time in the next few decades. 0ur time in the next few decades. our goal now is to have a new satellite launched every couple of years. thank you so much forjoining us in our lab tour today.