Ariel Ekblaw

Yeah, it's not microwaves.

Yes.

And space debris.

Right, and ever increase in count.

For the really massive deployments like those- Starlink, the Starlink satellites.

Starlink satellites, yeah.

For the really massive deployments that Rendezvous Robotics would do, our startup that's trying to do big surface area solar panels for AI data centers in space or something.

The benefit of it being modular is if you know where the debris is coming from, you can pop a few tiles out of the way and you can pass through it.

And that's the benefit of it not being a monolithic architecture.

It's a decentralized architecture.

The better answer is clean up the debris.

The much better answer is invest in remediation.

Yes.

There you go.

Like flubber.

This is great.

We'll just combine the beachhead use case with the debris remediation all in one.

There is actually great progress being made in trying to clean it up.

There's ideas coming out of ESA, European Space Agency.

There's some companies trying to do Pac-Man for space.