Dr. Kelsey Young

April 1st is coming up.

Now let's do an initial pass, right?

Like let's do an initial sort of down select.

And the way we do that is we have 10 lunar science objectives for the mission based on, you know, what are the communities driving lunar science questions?

And okay, what is the Artemis 2 mission profile target?

uniquely able to contribute?

Because, of course, we do have LRO.

We do have other payloads, other instruments, other spacecraft.

But what can Artemis 2 contribute?

Kind of, yeah.

So we had 10 objectives, as I said.

And so we had kind of a group.

We

We just have an amazing lunar science team.

Oh my gosh, I could talk about them for way more time than you have.

But for actual operations, we were kind of divided across two rooms and multiple shifts.

And we did have roles on the team that were staffed by lunar scientists whose job it was to advocate for specific ones of those 10 lunar science objectives.

We called them theme leads.

And so somebody might be a theme lead for volcanic history and someone else might be a theme lead for photometry or for color.

And they had to kind of like...