James Cameron wasn't near the penguins this time around, but he is extremely familiar with their environment. "When I went to Antarctica myself, I had a Nikon still camera adapted to the cold with special lubricants," he tells Popular Science. "I went to the South Pole and the film shattered in my hand when I tried to change it. I took a video camera, I wrapped it in a heating pack and it [died] in two minutes. I have a good sense of what it takes to take conventional equipment into that environment and survive."

Former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger called for replacing fossil fuels and said clean energy projects across the world need to be fast-tracked during MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Tuesday. Hollywood legend Arnold Schwarzenegger claimed that the future artificial intelligence technology that was predicted in the iconic "Terminator" franchise has "become a reality." During a Los Angeles event honoring the 75-year-old Austrian-born actor and his limited edition photo book, Schwarzenegger remarked on the similarities between today's real-world AI technology and the AI portrayed in the 80s action epic he starred in. "Now over the course of decades, it has become a reality," Schwarzenegger claimed. He also added praise for "Terminator" filmmaker James Cameron for predicting the future.