Topic: Nasa Water

NASA launched the SWOT satellite in December to conduct the first global survey of water levels in rivers and lakes. This data is intended to help industries and farmers plan for changes in river flow, particularly along the Mississippi River where cargo shipments are affected by water levels. NASA aims to provide processed indicators rather than raw data to assist in agricultural irrigation planning.

British astronaut Tim Peake's historic spacewalk is cut short after a water bubble is discovered in his colleague Tim Kopra's helmet. The incident sparks a discussion on the constant need for repairs on the International Space Station and mentions conspiracy theories regarding the authenticity of space footage.

NASA's announcement of liquid water on Mars is analyzed as a promotional tie-in for the Matt Damon film "The Martian." The hosts discuss the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, which NASA cites as a reason why the Mars rover cannot get close to the water for fear of contamination. They express skepticism about the timing and suggest it is part of a broader effort to prepare the public for "alien" disclosures.

Governor Jerry Brown issued Executive Order B-29-15, utilizing emergency powers to mandate a 25% reduction in potable urban water usage across California. The order follows controversial reports regarding NASA's assessment of the state's remaining water supply and introduces strict enforcement mechanisms for water districts.

The hosts discuss the screening processes of talk radio hosts like Michael Savage and Rush Limbaugh, noting how they handle callers. A separate news item from Fox News regarding the discovery of 24 gallons of water on the moon is mocked. The hosts suggest this discovery is a slow disclosure of existing secret moon bases.