Matthew Gialich
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 23 Jun
Matthew Gialich’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Thinking On Paper · Mining Asteroids For Platinum | Matthew Gialich, CEO Astroforge · 23 Jun 2026
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Like there's so many people that dream about this.
It's not like I'm the only person that looks up to the skies and goes, like, holy shit, we don't know a lot about what's out there, right?
And we look at these giant telescopes we've made, Hubble and Webb and I mean
It's so awesome that every time we do one of these missions like Voyager or Cassini, we find something new.
But I mean, to be clear, hundreds of millions of people, maybe that's a little bit over exaggeration, have worked on these missions or have thought about this.
I don't think I'm new or special.
Uh I just think I'm kind of stupid and stupid enough to try it.
Um that's all there is to this, right?
I can't ever answer for Jared.
Uh what I will tell you that I love to see what what Isaac Menon, what kind of like I'll call new NASA is doing is we all know what they're doing.
They have some like they put on events now and like tell you what they're going to do and have have really kind of like reinspired the world on how to go look at NASA.
I think for probably the last two decades, in my opinion, really since Dan Golden, we haven't had an administrator who like had the the charismatic approach of we're out here to go.
go explore and to go learn.
You got a lot of like the boring stuff, a lot of like, oh cool, NASA's gonna make something to go look at the Earth.
It just wasn't exciting.
At at that time we still did some really, really exciting missions, right?
There's some really excited people underneath, but there was like this
I think a lot of administrators are really scared of losing their job.
I don't think Isaacman cares about losing his job if he is unsuccessful.
I think Jared Isaacman cares about being successful.
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