Jared Isaacman

Again, it's called the Parker Solar Probe.

And it was actually one of the reasons I was challenging this 10-year decadal survey process is, what if you learn something amazing from that?

Wouldn't you want to just like immediately fire up, if you could, a half a billion dollars to build something else and send it right back to the sun?

Why would you want to wait 10 years for scientists to process that information potentially and determine...

Yeah, it's a medium priority.

It's high.

Don't we want to listen to the data constantly and make good informed decisions from it?

But yeah, I mean, I wouldn't even pretend to be anywhere near as much of an expert to weigh in on the prioritization of scientific missions.

I just want to help them all do it better.

I had a number of really great people that were contributing to the planning of what would have taken place if I was confirmed at NASA.

They're good folks from all over.

Certainly some ex-SpaceXers, because honestly, they're very accomplished.

They are brilliant people.

And they want to repay back.

I mean, you spend 10 years at SpaceX.

You did really well financially.

I mean, that stock has gone up a lot.

They're not trying to get rich.

They want to apply their knowledge back to an agency that inspired them.

There were folks from Relativity, Blue Origin.