Talk:Auguste Piccard
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[edit] NASA documentary
Saw a great little documentary on NASA TV today (30-31/May/06) (Doco made in the 1960's I think) which is presented in large part by Jeannette Piccard who was still alive at that time. At the end of the doco presentation she does a short out-tro which is very Star Trek, talks about shining a light on what no man has seen before, or something like that. NASA TV tends to repeat stuff, so if someone happens to catch it again, a transcription of those comments for the as-yet-doesn't-exist Jeannette Piccard article would be great.
