Matt Gialich

You can make a really small particle accelerator in your office.

We made one.

I don't recommend it.

Are you talking about the stuff like CERN?

That's what I'm saying.

As you get to CERN, they start to become, oh, these are now billion-dollar projects.

And then we start looking at things bigger than CERN, and they're trillion-dollar projects.

And then this law of scale almost applies to everything in the universe.

It's something we try to apply to companies as well.

I want my company to grow at the same growth rate, right?

We want it to be exponential growth rate.

But the cost of science has also become exponential.

I hope we can change that.

I hope we can actually stop that dead in its tracks and bring it back, because I think we've seen the lowering of the accessibility to space.

We've seen the lowering of how we access space.

We've seen the lowering of everything around the science of space, except for doing the actual science in space.

How do we change that fundamental?

Fundamental theory of it, right?

How do we make that cheaper to go send up these to get more?

Measurements on the universe expanding on what the hell is dark matter.