Nathalie Cabrol

I think we were, it's more like one spirit in two bodies.

We were that close.

So missing him doesn't even cut it.

I mean, it's the toughest mountain I ever climbed.

I think, I hope that this is the force that drives the universe.

Although, you know, we might be experiencing the other side of it, maybe just to learn how important love is.

That might be it, you know, for me.

My experience with my husband where I never had to wake up every single morning ever wondering if I was loved.

I had to look in his eyes and him looking back at me to know it.

So when you get to that point where you don't question it anymore, I would hope for humanity to reach that point where you can feel the same love for the person that is unknown in the street.

That you feel for the people you love.

I think that at that point we are going to be reaching the maturity of that civilization we are hoping for.

And seeing the universe through love, that doesn't run spacecrafts, of course.

But

putting love into our intent of going into and settling into another planet instead of, oh my God, we need to escape because we are freaking messing up with our own planet.

I think that this is the answer to so many things.

Oh, yeah, of course.

I'm curious.

I'm a scientist, and I've been working on Mars.

I was actually privileged to be working on Gusev Crater and deciding for the landing site of the Spirit rover, which means that I worked on that landing site for 15 years, and I got to see it from the ground.