Kevin Nolan

So the idea of commercial exploitation of the moon is back on the cards big time.

Absolutely.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, you know, again, I have memories of one of these when we were young.

Look, you know, this is the critical piece because, again, I think as we've probably all shared, it's four people in deep space on their own.

We care about it.

And this is getting them back safely to earth, as John F. Kennedy said from his original speech.

This is really important.

So, absolutely.

Well, it is actually the equivalent of the Earthrise.

I have to say, you know, it's just so iconic to see the Earth as one globe.

Because, you know, it's why I think anybody who's into science or the environment, well, it's a very human thing.

We're a fragile planet.

We're in a very troubled place, but they just show it so beautifully.

It's kind of like a reminder that we've got a precious place to stay from where we come.

So I think that has to be it really.

Thank you.

Take care.

We do live here.

Why I was digging it out, no, it was about the little Bobby Moore quiff, watch as he just come over and just a little flick in here, watch.