Laurel van der Toorn

Artemis?

Artemis.

Of all the reasons, the political stories of the day that are petty, that are disheartening, that are dysfunctional, that we hear about, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, talking about all the time.

I'm glad we're covering them.

But one of the great downsides is stories like this get buried.

And this is a great disappointment to me because this is exciting.

We're going back to the moon.

Now, are they bringing, you know, technical scientific equipment to sequence the DNA and analyze the matter of the moon rocks to check if there is definitively cheese in them?

So they won't know if it's cheese quite yet.

No, I'm kidding.

What kind of experiments will they be doing?

That's water, you nerd.

Let's stay in space, go a little bit closer to Earth to the International Space Station.

Kind of an amazing medical evacuation happened recently.

There was an emergency on board.

They got the astronaut off.

Tell me a little bit about it.

Ultrasound.

That sounds like a pregnancy.

Is this a space baby?