B
So, you know, there's --
A
Huh.
B
-- there's a big opportunity for us to explore, uh, what sorts of things you can do in a zero gravity environment.
A
Uh-huh. Sure.
B
So. I suspect that we'll see a lot of gains from that.
A
Oh, that's good because sometimes I wonder, you know, being a, uh, lay person out there of not, uh, knowing e-, exactly what's going on in space. Whether, you know, they're going ahead and doing things and whether or not we're spending too much money on the programs and not spending enough money on the earth that we have here. Being, you know, to me, all this, uh, space exploration that we've done thus far has told us that there's no other place like earth. That, uh, we can't live on Mars. We can't live here, we can't live there. I mean, this is the, the place that we have to live. I mean, there's, uh, no other resource for us to, to look at other than here. So, it's kind of like, to me, I would like to see a lot more money being put toward taking care of the environment that we have here and not so much emphasis put on what's going out in space and what, you know, not that I want everything to halt and let's forget about the space program or whatever, because we're always curious and we always need to know more things. But, uh, to me it's kind of like let's try and clean up the air that we have here. Let's try to take care of the lakes that are getting polluted and the other things that are going on here. Mainly because, uh, the space program has taught us that there is no other place for us. I mean this is it. I mean if we would have, uh, if we would have went into space and found Mars a livable, uh, planet, we probably would have inhabited it and, uh, you know, who would have cared about earth? It would have been another planet to kind of take over and, uh, continue on. So, you know, and that when I look at the space program itself, I think of it, you know, as being in terms of it's, it's interesting to learn but it's also, it's, it brings down the fact that this earth is it. It's it for us, you know what I mean?