Peter Cappelli

It's been decades, right?

And so much great progress was made in the 70s, and then it just got put on the back burner for a variety of reasons.

And this is like that exactly.

It's a wholesome story.

It's got really good science to do, really great engineering demonstrations to do.

We have international collaboration between NASA and the CSA.

We have our own Canadian, Jeremy Hansen.

We have the first woman to go, the first person of color to go.

It's a great crew with a lot of experience.

It's...

We're going to fly high for like it's going to be like a two week mission, like a 10 day mission.

And we're going to have a good 10 days of hopefully tons of coverage of it.

But right now it's flying under the radar.

I hope it starts, you know, getting traction in the mainstream.

You know what the funny thing is, is that they're not actually landing.

So perhaps I should have said that.

You know, I'm saying, but they're going to the moon to orbit the moon.

So when this is part of the Artemis project.

They get close enough where they can get a whiff of it.

So if it's hard cheese, you know, they'll be able to.