Jared Isaacman

I think that is a small price to pay to go out and see what we might learn, what we might discover that could have...

Scientific potential, economic potential, geez, national security potential.

I mean, the high ground of space matters right now.

And where we are going, we are going to the moon, but it's going to be different this time.

No doubt we are picking up after the pioneers from the Apollo era, but we're going back.

to stay.

We're building a moon base and we are going to turn that moon base into a scientific and technological proving ground.

We are going to test things you can't do on Earth.

You can't do in low Earth orbit where the International Space Station is.

And what we will learn there will help us someday go to Mars.

This is our destiny to go out

and explore the solar system.

I mean, it's part of our DNA.

We've crossed all the seas, we've climbed all the mountains, we've discovered all the islands.

Well, you know where the next grand adventure is?

It's out there in space.

No, there's absolutely no doubt.

We all know that an orbital and eventually a lunar economy is inevitable.

I mean, we're going to be 3D printing with the lunar regolith at some point in time in the future.

You could be mining helium-3 on the moon, which can generate a more efficient fusion reaction.