Elaad Eliyahu

Because the argument is...

When we were like, okay, we're going to go to space for the first time.

I'm not talking about moons.

I'm talking about low orbit, right, where we have satellites.

So they blast someone into space, and then they're like, what happens when he gets there?

We had a dog go up there before to chimp, and they pressed buttons.

We'll see what happens.

Yeah, I think it's fairly plausible that the first few humans ever set up in orbit screwed up and went, what?

And then with the moon missions, everyone's, here's what I love.

They're like, how did we get back?

How did we know how to have a return ship?

And I'm like, because of the dozen dead astronauts who tried it the first time, maybe.

Indeed.

That aluminum little lightweight.

Well, the gravity on the moon is very light, so it's easier to break lunar orbit than it is Earth orbit.

And then they're being pulled towards the Earth.

So I actually there's a lot of there's a lot of theories about it.

And my favorite is like, how did we lose the technology?

And I'm like, bro, I I had a binder full of first edition Charizards 20 years ago.

25 years ago.