MALVEAUX: The race is on for would-be millionaires. The Powerball jackpot is soaring, so far reaching $290 million for tomorrow night's drawing. People dream of winning that kind of money. I know I do. But I want to caution you, the odds of matching all six of those numbers, one in 175 million. Good luck to you.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: I love watching NASA channel when we don't have anything else to do here because we get such great insights. A Navy SEAL says being up here in the space station is a lot like being on a ship or being on an airplane. Your life is always on the line.</s>CHRIS CASSIDY, COMMANDER & ASTRONAUT, INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION & NAVY SEAL: Just really the fundamental things of what we need, our Navy war fighters, our military war fighters to do, translates exactly to life in space. It's an operational environment. We're doing things that we can get us hurt or hurt the equipment that we're working with. Neither one of those are good. And it's that innate sense of how to do that, I think, is instilled in every one of us that joins the service.</s>MYERS: His goal is to not get hurt and not get anyone else hurt.</s>MALVEAUX: Good goal. And I know, Chad, you and I are both in for that Powerball. Wish you the very best here.</s>MYERS: Yeah.</s>MALVEAUX: Perhaps if we win, well, maybe Brooke will be doing this hour as well.</s>MYERS: Very funny.</s>MALVEAUX: All right, Brooke, take it from here.
Astronaut Speaks from Space on Experiences