the spokesman says that statement comes after the government looked at several data sources other than this tape. although they will not tell us what the data sources were. with us now is the physicist who is the author of physics of the impossible, and will explain to us exactly what happened. thank you for coming. guest: glad to be on. shepard: you go point by point. you stopped this individual wrote and looked frame by frame. guest: at first i thought, my god unauthorized launch of ballistic missile. scandalous. or an accident. but then i said, wait a minute, you go frame by frame something is wrong. the object is not accelerating. rockets have booster rockets take it to 15,000 or 18,000 miles an hour and this is cruising constant speed. second, changing direction slightly. ballistic missiles never change
show. astronomers have taken these incredible pictures, the first time telescopes on earth spotted relatively small objects burning up in jupiter s atmosphere, what do they mean for us? michio kaku is a physicists professor and host of sci-fi science, physics of the impossible. what are we seeing there, those fire balls? this was a great week for asteroid hunters! last wednesday, not one but two asteroids threw right by the earth, first time in history and now for the first time in history, to vully verify two small impacts from jupiter, there s a lot of this in space. jon: several asteroids are not the one that that passed the earth were not by jupiter. they came within the moon, outside the limit of our satellites, that s how close they came, about 50 feet across, about 1 million pounds of rock. jon: what would have happened if they had actually hit earth s atmosphere?
terrible economic news on unemployment and economic growth. the news has been very, very bad. and that s corresponded with a spiralling down in the president s poll numbers and the democrats poll numbers so he s got to do something so it comes back into campaign mode, presses for new stimulus spending and it s a real desperate move we re in the middle of at the moment. all right, we will pay attention to his speech today and see if everything they re predicting is actually going to come true. thank you very much. we ll see you at 9:20 on the fox business network. yes, you will. thanks. as we forge ahead, two asteroids are expected to pass by the earth today, where stuart varney lives. the host of the show physics of the impossible i think it s thank you. that s what we call him. and then we all got it wrong. there he is. he s going to be with us now. thanks, stuart, for the help. and scientists claim they can prove the world s sexiest dance moves. really moves wo
to explore the galaxy. planet by planet, it would take him forever. right. put him on boston common. better to shoot millions of these swarm bots to land on moons like in 2001. interesting idea. thank you very much for joining us. my pleasure. when a great idea for a show and a series. hey, i got to tell you, also, what s coming up, by the way, you can catch the sci-fi science physics of the impossible that show every wednesday night. judging by the ratings a lot of people knew that. straight ahead. today, the president of the united states will ask people to side with him and support more stimulus spending. will fellow democrats follow him? tim cane, the former governor the governor of virginia and the head. d.n.c. joins us at the top of the hour with his take. nightte nasal congestion meant, i couldn t breathe right.
northwest of the airport at 8:15 this morning. four people were inside the plane. we just received word one of them died, three seriously injured. jamie: nasa s new mission, unlocking the sun s biggest mystery, scientists are going to bring a car-sized spacecraft close to the sun and then right into it. closer than ever before. the new project expected to begin no later than 2018. it s pretty fascinating stuff. here to tell us about the it, michio kakua. theoretical physics professor, host of the series sci-fi science , physics of the impossible, every wednesday night on the science channel, you can t miss it, but wait until you hear about this, the sun. i was asking you how many mysteries there are regarding the sun. is it time to take a closer look? it sure is. every 11 years, the sun has a temper tantrum. but once in 100 years, we have a solar tsunami from outer space that could wipe