NASA Astronaut James 'Jim' Lovell was the Apollo 8 Command Module Pilot. Lovell discusses the importance of going to the moon in 1968 and remembers what it was like to be in orbit on Christmas Eve. Continue reading
TIME editor Nancy Gibbs talks with TIME's Radhika Jones about why Pope Francis was awarded the Person of the Year award in 2013. They also discuss the other candidate they thought would have won including Edward Snowden, Ted Cruz, Bashar al-Assad, and Edie Windsor. Continue reading
TIME's Alice Park talks with AIDS researcher Dr. David Ho who won TIME's Person of the Year award in 1996. Ho discusses his work with the AIDS/HIV virus and the drug 'cocktail' that won him the award. Continue reading
Eugene Rah, entertainment producer, discusses what it was like being on the flight right before the crash. Continue reading
John Fischetti, witness to the crash, gives a first-hand account about Asiana Airlines’ Flight 214. Continue reading
CSA Astronaut Chris Hadfield experiments with surface tension in space using a wet washcloth. Continue reading
NASA's Mark Geyer recalls what it was like to work on the Russian Zarya module for the International Space Station in the 1990's. Continue reading
Astronaut Suni Williams gives a tour of the International Space Station, with a look at its Harmony, Tranquility and Unity modules that house the crew's sleeping quarters and hygiene station.
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Andrew, a man from Birmingham, England, explains how he found out he was HIV positive and how he reacted to the diagnoses. Continue reading
Jean-Jacques, a citizen of the Democratic Republic of Congo, explains what life is like with AIDS in his country. Continue reading
