Where will we go?

We are going to Germany tomorrow.

I told her where we'd gone.

So, we ll go with the first piece.

We are going to a dance tomorrow.

We ll be going there on foot.

and then hop across the pond to France.

CA We are going live now to Caracas.

We are going on a school trip to Osaka Castle tomorrow.

One day back then my mother told me We re going to China.

Tomorrow we go to school to sign up for the classes we want to take.

So I said to myself, OK, great we're gonna collect all kinds of specimens. We're gonna go to all these different locations. It's going to be wonderful.

The most important thing to consider is where we will go from here.

Today, we're just going to voyage to a small sampling of some of these special areas, just to give you an idea of the flavor of the riches and wonders they do contain.

What happens on the ground will determine how far we can translate our vision into a more promising reality.

If you are going to Jupiter, you have a very high radiation, you know, environment. It's about the same radiation environment close by Jupiter as inside a nuclear reactor.

For those of you who saw An Inconvenient Truth, the most important slide in the Gore lecture is the last one, which shows here's where greenhouse gases are going if we don't do anything, here's where they could go.

So in fact, we're going to have this unlimited number of worlds you can kind of explore here. Now, as we move into the future, and we start going out in this space and doing stuff, we're drawing a lot from things like science fiction.

The critical innovation here is instead of our engineers, or our people saying which is the most relevant, we're going to go out and count what you, people out there on the Web, for whatever reason vanity, pleasure produced links, and tied to each other. We're going to count those, and count them up.