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it was one of humanity's greatest achievements — apollo 11 — the mission that sent neil armstrong and buzz aldrin to the moon. butjust imagine if that historic moment had gone something like this. it's one small step for man... phone rings. ..giant leap for mankind. phone rings. a fairly fanciful notion for 1969 but perhaps not here in the 21st century. the finnish telecommunications company nokia has been asked by nasa to set up a mobile phone network on the moon. in a statement, the compa ny‘s chief technology officer said... it's all part of the artemis programme, america's attempt to return to our nearest celestial neighbour. music: theme to 2001: a space odyssey. nokia says the system, initially only operating using 4g technology, should be set up by the end of 2022. then, if all goes to plan, astronauts will arrive two years later, eventually setting up a permanent base. the moon has been a constant presence and a constant mystery but, barring roaming charges, it may soon be just a phone call away. phone rings. tim allman, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ lvaugh

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he was commissioned to paint an egon the moon and the apollo 11 mission and neil armstrong's famous words the eagle has landed. john told the governor there are no eagles on the moon. as a naturalist painter, he refused to place one there. the governor insisted. john, always a peacemaker, gave a compromise. he painted a majestic bald eagle flying past a buckeye tree, tying the eagle to the earth and put a glowing moon in the background to please governor rose. the governor could not say no to such a beautiful painting. his paintings are displayed in thousands of offices and living rooms all across ohio and beyond. you will see his work when strolling through my hometown of cincinnati when the side of a downtown building displays a three-story-high mural dedicated to martha, the last passenger pigeon who died at the cincinnati zoo. at age 88, high on a rickety scaffolding in the august heat, john ruffman led the volunteers in creating that rendition of passenger pigeons, taking it from one of his paintings. those passenger pijions, once numerous but now extinct, soaring through the air in

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applause ] at a time when there is more computer power in a palm pilot than in a spaceship that nook neil armstrong to the moon, we'll offer all our people life long learning and new skills for the higher paying jobs of the future. at a time when the amount of human knowledge is doubling every five years, and science and technology are advancing so rapidly, we'll do bold things to make our schools the best in the world. i'll fight for the single greatest idea since the gi bill. the revolutionary improvements in our schools. to put highly qualified teachers in every classroom. task all teachers. give teach terrifies training and professional development they deserve. it's time to treat and reward teachers like the professionals that they are. it's not just about more money. it's about higher standards, accountability, new ideas. but we can't do it without new resources and that's why i will invest far more in our schools. in the long run a second class education always costs more than a first class education. and i will not go along with any plan that would drain taxpayer money away from o

the question from neil armstrong is the converse question. what can be done to make online voting accessible for tech devices and or unfamiliar with technology? >> that's a great question. one of the jurisdictions we work with has been pioneering the idea of curbside voting. they have access to technology, the ipad is brought to the voters so if you are a with a disability you can request accommodation, and election official will bring the ipad to your home, then you can in the privacy of your home you can mark your ballot, similarly if you are disabled worker you can drive to the county office and they will bring the ipad to your parking area and so the whole idea of using technology for curbside voting is something which has been actively piloted by a jurisdiction with the focus of voters who may not be tech savvy or have a personal smart phone but still could use the great accessibility functions that google has added an samsung has added. >> folks who live in a city or have access to officials but i am imagining there are folks who don't

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armstrong on the surface of the moon in the 19 69. having been there longer than they were it would have been hit with a solar flare from the sun and that would have damaged them and in fact could have very well ended their lives early. but we didn't know that back then. now we do know that so understanding the sun r, the solar winds, solar radiation . we think about coronal mass ejection and solarplayers . these are things that we have to understand very well if we're going to have a sustainable presence beyond the van allen radiation and that's our goal. we want to explore space and the still is going to go a long way to enabling us to have the early warning that we need to be able to do the research necessary to even predict, to warn people based on the predictions, not just the detection of those kind of activities. >> as ranking member of the armed services emerging practice committee i was pleased to see in the memorandum of understanding announcing last week general raymond and the state force pl that had highlighted the import

armstrong's lunar landing suit? i wouldn't. people willing to go to an event like that, it just shows you how susceptible people are to lunacy and cultism. >> keerirsten, i want you to lin to what the president said with rush limbaugh. >> i was in not great shape and we have a medicine that healed me, that fixed me. i feel better now than i did two weeks ago. it's crazy. and i recovered immediately, almost immediately. i might not have recovered at all from covid. >> two weeks ago? but he was hospitalized, kirsten, a week ago. was he not feeling well two weeks ago? >> we don't know. that's the problem is we get all this contradictory information and we can't trust that any of this is straightforward. and the way that he talks about these things, joe biden is right in calling him reckless. you know, talking about this, as if there's some like miracle drug that heals you from it in a week or whatever time period he had it. i mean, we all know people who have had covid. you know, young people don't bounce back from it

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it was one of humanity because my greatest achievement, apollo 11, the nation that sent neil armstrong and buzz aldrin to the moon. just imagine if that historic moment had gone something like this. that's one small step for man... mobile phone rings. one giant leap for mankind. a fairly fanciful notion for 1969, but perhaps not in the 21st—century. the finnish telecommunications company nasa has been asked to setup a mobile phone network on the moon —— mobile phone network on the moon —— mobile phone network on the moon —— mobile phone company nokia. the chief executive said resilience and high—capacity chief executive said resilience and high—ca pacity networks will chief executive said resilience and high—capacity networks will be key to supporting sustainable human presence on the lunar surface. it is all part of the ultimate programme, america's attempt to return to our closest celestial neighbour. nokia says the system, initially only operating using ag technology, should be set up by the 2022. if all goes to plan, astronauts will arrive two years later, event

armstrong and buzz aldrin were walking on the moon. and all of the moon trips were inspiring. and it got that generation inspired to do space. my generation, we were inspired by the space shuttles. and i remember the first launch. i was in kindergarten and then we think about, you know, some of the set backs that we saw with the shuttles, the where challenger in columbia.ts happe my generation, we remember where we were when those events happened. i will also tell you that -- bt >> sorry to interrupt, but can i ask you what is nasa doing right now to help get the word out. are you going to campuses?with are you recruiting? are you collaborating with hollywood? what are you doing right now actively get -- we're at this moment. it is very exciting. i think it is a great opportunity, but what are you doing exactly with some specifics to reach out, make them understand, and americans to lead on the really important issues and of course all kinds of knock off effects for our country and our society. >> yes, sir, we invest through w the hidi

neil legan, joyce armstrong and joyce eloise patten are also members of the legacy foundation. >> commissioner brackett: okay. then my second question is, this strategic plan was approved back in 2017. what efforts have been made to take into account the current economic climate? and the impacts of covid on this new legacy as we move forward with this strategic plan? >> you're correct, it was approved in february of 2017. can you be a little more specific about what information you're looking for of how it would be related to covid. >> if i may, if i may. this is nadia sesay. that is a good question. we had challenges in meeting. we have to make sure that it satisfies the current needs. so we'll be working with them to see if there is an important to see what other changes we can accommodate. as you can see, reaching the expiration. we're more than halfway there. so this could potentially be an opportunity to -- because we haven't had a meeting since covid, this could be something the board will discuss at that next meeting because circumstances are different. that is not changed materially, b

apollo 11, the mission that sent neil armstrong and buzz aldrin to the moon. butjust imagine if that historic moment had gone something like this. that's one small step for man... phone rings. one giant leap for mankind. phone rings. a fairly fanciful notion for 1969, but perhaps not here in the 21st century. the finnish telecommunications company nokia has been asked by nasa to set up a mobile phone network on the moon. in a statement, the company's chief technology officer said... music: theme from 2001: a space odyssey. it's all part of the artemis programme, america's attempt to return to our nearest celestial neighbour. nokia says the system, initially only operating using 4g technology, should be set up by the end of 2022. then, if all goes to plan, astronauts will arrive two years later, eventually setting up a permanent base. the moon has been a constant presence and a constant mystery, but, barring roaming charges, it may soon be just a phone call away. tim allman, bbc news. i love the dramatic music and everything. i was feeling the drama! theme park

neil legan, joyce armstrong and joyce eloise patten are also members of the legacy foundation. >> commissioner brackett: okay. then my second question is, this strategic plan was approved back in 2017. what efforts have been made to take into account the current economic climate? and the impacts of covid on this new legacy as we move forward with this strategic plan? >> you're correct, it was approved in february of 2017. can you be a little more specific about what information you're looking for of how it would be related to covid. >> if i may, if i may. this is nadia sesay. that is a good question. we had challenges in meeting. we have to make sure that it satisfies the current needs. so we'll be working with them to see if there is an important to see what other changes we can accommodate. as you can see, reaching the expiration. we're more than halfway there. so this could potentially be an opportunity to -- because we haven't had a meeting since covid, this could be something the board will discuss at that next meeting because circumstances are different. that is not changed materially, b