Jacinta Bowler

Grey cheese, the most delicious cheese.

So I guess it's greeny brownie cheese, right?

Maybe it's mouldy.

No, no, no.

So the moon is quite a similar composition to what we have on Earth.

Even though it does look quite different and it's a lot drier, there are quite a few similarities.

So there's minerals like magnesium and iron in small amounts.

And moon missions to the surface...

More specifically, collecting regolith or the soil on the moon could tell us what's below the surface.

So we haven't been able to get that kind of dirt from the moon since those missions 50 years ago.

So being able to get more of those would be a very, very exciting part of science to be able to work out more of this.

Yeah, that's because, so when I talked about those particular minerals, we know that they're there.

Gold, there may be a little bit, but probably not much.

Silver, there is some, but not a lot.

All of these things are quite minimal on Earth, and they're also going to be quite minimal on the moon.

Diamonds, I don't think you'll have any luck with diamonds.

I don't think there'll be any on there.

Shame.

Yes.

So Artemis 3 has been touted in a lot of the post-event press conferences, like what's the next stage?