Why? Because we don't care about miles per gallon, we care about gallons per mile.

They have been compared to astronauts these elder navigators who sail vast open oceans in double hulled canoes thousands of miles from a small island.

A 22 year old individual operating alone, thousands of miles from me, has got to communicate to me with confidence.

Here's a mother and her two year old cub were traveling on a ship a hundred miles offshore in the middle of nowhere, and they're riding on this big piece of glacier ice, which is great for them they're safe at this point.

Peter Tyack of Woods Hole talks about a hidden wonder of the sea underwater sound. Onstage at Mission Blue, he explains the amazing ways whales use sound and song to communicate across hundreds of miles of ocean.

But if you think about this, this is actually the Freakonomics authors wrote about this that more people die on a per mile basis from drunk walking than from drunk driving.

If you calculate the amount of potential energy, mgh, to take you and your spacesuit up to a couple hundred miles, and then you accelerate yourself to 17,500 miles per hour remember, that one half MV squared and you figure it out.

Also, for all the shoreline that has booms hundreds and hundreds of miles of shoreline all of the shoreline that has booms, there's adjacent shoreline that doesn't have any booms.

You've got a plane that's thousands of feet up in the air, going at hundreds of miles an hour, and you're trying to drop an object, a bomb, towards some stationary target in the face of all kinds of winds and cloud cover and all kinds of other impediments.

BR So you see us here cutting up some watermelon. The idea with this is that we're going to eliminate tons of food miles, wasted energy, and overfishing of tuna by creating tuna, or any exotic produce or item from a very far away place, with local, organic produce so we have a watermelon from Wisconsin.