Nathalie Cabrol

That's the closest to being there and exploring.

Of course, that's not physically present there.

If you were giving me the opportunity, of course I would go, but I know one thing.

I would want to come back.

Yeah, because of a number of things.

I think that...

First, we're not ready to set on Mars, regardless of what being said.

It will happen.

It will happen.

And because we are explorers, humans, you know, they're explorers.

So this will happen.

And it's a good thing.

Depending on how we go about this, it can be a very good thing.

You know, with time, as much as I've been exploring, continue to explore the big questions of origin and nature of life or exploring of a planet, the love, you were talking about love, the love for my own planet has grown deeper.

And my concern about it has grown deeper.

So the data that I'm collecting to learn about other planets, I'm also using it to understand better our home planet and trying to make it a little better for the next generation.

So if you were talking about love, this is love that would drive me back here.

Exactly right.

As the dominant species, at least, you know, technologically, etc.

Maybe not the wisest one, but the dominant species, we have a responsibility towards the entire biosphere.