Carmi Levy

And mission control said, no, don't do it.

Because it could affect the trajectory of the capsule.

So the GNC, Guidance, Navigation, and Control, basically they said if you dump it overboard, it will give like a little bit of a thrust that could throw the... Trajectory slightly off, yeah.

Just a little bit.

So they have to do some calculations before they okay the P-dump.

So we're still waiting to hear from Mission Control, but...

I love space.

Yeah, there are some engineers now somewhere calculating the thrust potential of a small amount of pee being dumped overboard.

It's a thing, people.

This is important scientific news that people need to know about.

We were talking about Artemis before the break, but is there anything you're particularly excited about with this launch?

Yeah, I mean, you know, this is, we're going to see the far, human eyes are going to set eyes on the far side of the moon, that particular part of it, for the first time ever.

I presume that when Apollo was flying, that they went on a different part of the moon, the far side.

This is a different orbit than Apollo followed.

They're going to see things that human eyes have never seen.

And they're going to be taking all sorts of pictures.

I'm looking forward to the imagery that they get back.

They have amazing cameras on board.

They even have their iPhones.

They just got permission to bring iPhones with them.