that included hosting a live picture show from mars. reporter: the european space agency billed this as the first-ever live transmission of images from mars. live is a relative term here. these were taken about every 48, 58 seconds, still photos, then they were transmitted back over 187 million miles. that took 16, 17 minutes per picture. so not live like we would know it. and it was taken from an orbiter going around the planet. it wasn t something on the surface. in some ways, underwhelming, but in other ways really interesting because this was to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the mars express orbiter, which has been up there going around the planet, helping us understand what surface conditions are like, what the geology is like. it s helped research into the ideas of water and ice on mars, and the general geology of mars. when you put that together with all the other exploration of
see them. but i realized, you know, i m going to get caught literally kind of transcribing them at work, so to shortcut the process. i started bringing the classified documents home and then just photographing him. i mean, ironically, the thing he was doing to not arouse suspicion ultimately leads to him being caught because you know the document i looked at said t s top secret h c. i human compartmented information that s information from human sources s . i signals information picked up by groups like the nsa tk talent keyhole that satellites from the national geospatial agency. no foreign don t distribute any country outside the five eyes so this material is what was going out there and the billing address in the name for the server was jack teixeira at that address in massachusetts. um yesterday, they circle back to the 18 year old in a show him an array of still photos line up. and they say which one of these faces is
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