Bryan Green

It's going to take them 10 days to get there and back.

And he said, well, no.

My teacher told me it's going to take 10 days.

And I said, no, they're not going to be on the moon.

They're actually not going to the moon.

No.

They're going very close to the moon.

They're going to be within 30,000 or 40,000 feet, which is really close, right?

That's like an airplane flies.

Yeah.

The dark side of the moon.

And they're going to scan it.

Someone explained this on the NASA channel.

I thought that was a good one.

If you're going to go camping in a new spot, you've never gone camping before.

You're not going to show up there at night and just hope everything turns out okay.

You're going to look at Google Maps.

You're going to hope that you're going to make sure there's water near or there's the things that you need.

They are going to get prepared for the big, let's go to the dark side of the moon and see if we can find water, which then we can use for hydrogen, which then we can use for fuel so we can stop on the way to Mars, which is the whole goal.

Mm-hmm.