Negin Farsad

And just things that don't exist and maybe never will, or will they?

Welcome back.

Oh my God.

So excited to be here.

So excited to launch myself into space.

Yes.

Oh, by the way, just reading through these questions, I have to say, I feel so much better about humanity.

There are some extraordinarily smart people out there.

You don't get this, you don't know that in your regular life.

Because these are not the kinds of things I get from my fans.

My podcast is called Fake the Nation.

You can also hear me on Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me.

I feel like there's probably a big crossover.

That's right.

We tape in Chicago usually and other cities around the country.

In a huge auditorium with 800 people, and it's a really good time.

I highly recommend a live taping if you haven't been to one.

Because the questions were so dumb, you couldn't believe that they were happening.

Well, I'm going to start with a question from Nathan Sproul.

Nathan writes, Dr. Tyson, could we launch microsatellites as relay points between larger space spacecraft on long distance missions, effectively creating a network like a cosmic hyperlink?