Jared Isaacman

Honestly, we don't have anything else from it.

All the experimentation we've done at Space Station, cancer fighting drugs,

Sure.

So there's actually a way to almost densify cancer-treating compounds through crystal formulations that you could not do on Earth.

Okay.

So gravity is really helpful almost all the time for us, unless you fall out of a tree.

But there are certain things that you would want to manufacture in a microgravity environment, you think.

We've been experimenting with it on the International Space Station.

I can tell you with all this industry that's waiting around for the silver bullet that changes everything, like we find, we crack the code on a cancer drug that has to be formulated in space.

You're gonna be seeing missions launch like crazy.

We're gonna have lots of commercial space stations up there.

We hope for that day.

It hasn't come yet.

So again, like launch observation and communication, there's real broad-based demand for people can generate a profit in those markets.

Beyond that, we're not there.

Maybe these AI data centers-

So, you know, you mentioned before that, hey, people are throwing crazy money at building AI data centers.

You brought this up in context of like Manhattan Project and our space budget.

And one, it's because they believe that

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