Jen Psaki

But I bet, Jim, you got the adults who would tell the kids to go over and ask you questions, too, right?

Because it is just something that's exciting to humans, period.

Not just the vehicles, not just the rockets, but the sky, this planet.

This this thing that has been with us, you know, since we first, you know, I'm sorry to interrupt you again, making this very important point.

The Commander Wiseman just just emerged as well.

So all four of them are out and you're making a beautiful point.

So please, please continue to make it.

And I couldn't agree with you more.

I don't know how to get back to Aaron, but...

But I just really want us to understand that this is important for everyone.

And it's not just about the scientists.

And it's not just about the STEM and the technical people.

Because the policies...

are made by people who are in the social sciences.

I think Jim mentioned, will we have the commitment to go further and keep this moving along?

We only will have that if people understand

how space has beneficially impacted their lives.

They will see that both by getting the information out and talking about all the things and how space has blended into their lives, but it also will be from the people who are involved.

So I was very much struck by the fact that on this mission, we had such a diverse, inclusive group of crew members.

And that reflects where we've evolved as a society over the years.