Danny Jones

You know.

Yeah.

And also, you know, the context back then during this, the whole space race is we were just trying to like flex and prove we could get humans there first.

It was more of just like theatrics.

Like there was no, there's no real,

There's no real logical reason you would want to put humans there.

Like it's not safe.

It's not efficient.

Like it's better to have robots there doing that stuff because they can be more efficient.

They can do just as good of a job as a human.

I mean, we have hands with fingers on them and like, we're, we're not great for those environments and it's also like really not safe.

So like, why just, why do it?

Why do it again?

There's really no reason other than the fact to prove that we could actually do it.

It would be much more efficient to do it with robots.

Yeah.

Going back to the the micro microbes and the bacteria and stuff on Mars, those rovers that are on the surface of Mars, how how deep do they dig and excavate?

Don't they also speculate that there could be life living in the rings of Saturn?

And what was that asteroid they just found some stuff on?

Steve, what was the, what was the actual thing they found on that, on that Bennu asteroid?