Jason Kim

We'll have a third Blue Ghost mission with an Oculus service and a fourth one with an Oculus service that will continue to incrementally tech refresh and upgrade as NVIDIA comes out with more modules that are even more powerful.

Yeah, the thing that keeps me up at night is the world is contested.

Space is contested.

There's a lot of threats.

And being a veteran myself and having the defense background, I want to make sure that our company is doing everything we can to keep our nation and our allies safe.

And so how do we deliver our rockets?

How do we deliver our lunar landers and our spacecraft and our AI processing so that we can keep our U.S.

and our allies safe and then continue to expand humanity's future by having all this innovation?

That really is stressful, is making sure that we keep ahead of the threats.

But when it comes to delivering on cost and schedule, we have an amazing team here.

And the things that reduce that stress is we come up with a plan, we execute it, we adapt, we continue to innovate, and we become more productive, and we steadily increase our capacity year to year.

That's what keeps the stress away.

But there are certain things that are out of our control, like the threats that are out there.

You know, I think it's not controlling.

It's more educating.

And once we educate, you know, the public about how important what we're doing is, you know, I'll give you an example.

18 months ago, no one cared about the moon as much as they do today.

And so it was just educating the market, educating everybody about why the moon is so important.

You fast forward to we landed on the moon successfully.

We showed that it could be done and we showed the value proposition of it.