Avi Loeb

And then I saw Brody, Adrian Brody was standing there and he told me, I really want to become a scientist.

You know, I always wanted to become a scientist.

I said, it's not too late.

And then I went to Jerry and said, look, he should be your leading actor because Adrian really wanted to become a scientist.

But but nature might be much more imaginative than the best script writers in Hollywood.

Very likely.

And so if we look up.

We might get a much better movie.

And there is actually the Rubin Observatory funded by the National Science Foundation, Department of Energy in Chile.

It was inaugurated in June this year.

No.

The VLT is a very large telescope by the European Southern Observatory.

But this one was funded by the U.S.

And it has a 3.2 gigapixel camera.

monitoring the southern sky every four nights.

And it's an amazing survey telescope.

And by the way, SPHERE has a display that is the biggest in the world of 14,000 by 14,000 pixels.

That's a factor of 13 less pixels than the Rubin camera has,

That's amazing.

Observing the real sky.