Mark Rober

And as things get closer and closer, you realize like, oh,

Maybe there is a glass ceiling effect and that's what we're approaching.

There's a book.

That's like one of my favorite, just like you're camping, you're looking at the stars and just like...

Just to make your brain go like, ah, it's crazy.

Where is all the life?

Yeah.

And then, yeah, yeah, exactly.

And we are like one of NASA's projects we're working on is like going to one of the moons that's, you know, Enceladus and the core is lava.

Where's that?

It's like a moon around, I think, Jupiter or Saturn.

But it has geysers of fresh water coming out the top.

So the top is, obviously, it's really far away, so it's frozen, it's cold.

The core is molten.

And so at some point between that icy surface and the core, there's like a 70-degree ocean.

And life, we know, formed in water here on this planet.

And we've never found life exists that doesn't need water.

So we're basically building something.

We're going to go out there.

We're going to drill into the ice, send a submarine down there and see what eats it.