Brad Tucker

If I do get to claim ownership, then we still have created a pseudo land grab where I want the best spots and the best resources.

If I don't get to claim ownership of it, then do I get to claim ownership of the byproducts of that?

That gets into the realm of conflict and even piracy.

And then how does your defense of your assets come into play?

So it does get quite complicated.

And in a lot of ways, the treaties and principles that have governed space were just not envisioned for what people are talking about now.

Talk about moon bounce, right?

Look, there are a ton of these companies.

And again, this is the different world.

There are a lot of these small sector companies.

And in fact, NASA has them built into their plan.

We are talking about the Moon space station.

They're very much planning on private companies running private space stations around the Earth that NASA and other groups use.

And in fact, the first test parts of these equipment have actually already been launched.

This is very much already happening.

We were talking about before about using resources.

It's a weight game.

How can you keep it light getting to the moon?

Again, ambitious, but maybe not as dramatically out of the realm of thinking as one may think in terms of what the possibilities may hold.

The reality is whatever works the best and is the cheapest is going to come into play.