Bob Novella

We didn't lose the Artemis II capsule.

Orion made it back, and it made it back in very good condition.

So they're going to get data on everything.

And, you know, we've talked about this, you know, people were saying how low res the images were, you know, when they were sending them back to Earth.

Yeah, of course, they're sending lower res images from the capsule because they, you know, it's very difficult to send data over a lot of data over a very long distance.

So they were sending back data that will get here and that can be processed in a quick enough way where we can see it.

before the Orion capsule comes back.

But now they have access to the full res pictures of everything, all video.

Awesome.

Right?

So yeah, we're going to see all that.

That's going to be coming out.

Yeah, just search on like best pictures from Artemis 2.

You know, it's software.

It's a software development approach where, you know, it's basically like using natural language, right, to code.

The developers don't really understand the inner workings.

Can their software...

If you really think about it, their software that can do this is the most important piece of software on the planet.

In a way, yeah.

And it's the most desired – what government or what other software company wouldn't want it or at least be able to use it on their own stuff?