David Cooper

It's crazy.

If I did the math right.

It's crazy.

It's insane.

I would get motion sickness.

Do they take like anti-vertigo, anti-motion sickness medication?

Wouldn't their brains be scrambled just like up against the seat?

got to have a real like mental toughness to be able to do that absolutely i would chicken out in a second i'm like no i'm not doing this i'm not getting on that thing and uh is there anything with the rockets that are sort of newer than the older technology we used what over 50 60 years ago

Well, everyone always talks about cell phones.

They're like the computer in your cell phone is a much faster, stronger, better computer than the computer we went to the moon on, which is soon to be not true.

What must these astronauts be thinking sitting in this chair with rockets underneath them, explosions going on to propel them into space?

What would that even be like sitting in that chair in that ship?

My people will talk to his people.

Well, Sarah Rugheimer is a professor of astrobiology.

Actually, that's what I said.

You said astrobiology at the University of Edinburgh.

And you've got a new course people can check out on the James Webb Telescope.

Well, Sarah, I've enjoyed this chat.

Happy moon stuff day to you.

All right, coming up next, the space travel we've been talking about has pushed humanity to its limits, technologically, spiritually, and urinarily.