Nathalie Cabrol

One would be to give us that vision for the microbes.

That would be good for us through biology.

Yeah, high resolution.

We can do that regionally.

And on top of that, so that's good for astrobiology, for the search for life on Mars.

That's good about how to learn where microbes could be that can be a problem for contamination both ways.

So that's good for planetary protection.

And since those stations would have communication,

capabilities on them that are excellent for human exploration, because now normally you have weather stations all over the place that can tell your astronauts, you know, learn the pattern when it's a good time to go out or not go out, and also helps them communicate when they go and do sorties.

So there are a number of things we can do that can tell you lots of information.

Everything.

I think that this is what's taking me on top of those big mountains.

And the irony is for me to be looking for the origin and nature of life because I was so close to losing it.

But to me, that was a great lesson learned.

And that helped me see through the beauty of life.

Going on the other side of that, it became really what made me and helped me go through absolutely everything and anything in life.

climb mountains and tell me there is something I want to know.

And, you know, I am going to give it my best and I won't give up and I won't give in.

And this is a message that I carried all my life and I'm so very grateful that I did because all these things that I would have missed if I hadn't done that.

You know, this is something that I wrote in my first book and part of it is the reason why I wrote it.