Sarah Rugheimer

Yeah, I am excited.

It took me a while to get there, though.

So I again had the same thoughts as you at the beginning or maybe other people.

I was like, okay, we've already done this.

I have a magical device that's in my phone, you know, my phone.

Why is this so hard?

And I really then started looking into it and got excited as I realized, look, A, landing on the moon is still really hard.

And that's because there's no atmosphere.

It's actually in some ways easier to land on Mars, right?

Because we can break with Mars's atmosphere.

Aber das, was mich am meisten aufregt, ist, dass das mehr Menschenbesuch in der Welt bedeutet.

Und ich denke, das ist cool.

Und ich will auf Mars gehen.

Ich will in meinem Leben Menschen auf Mars sehen.

Und wenn wir Menschen auf Mars bekommen werden, müssen wir zu unserem nahesten kleinen, kleinen Körper, dem Mond, gehen.

Ja, so I think there's multiple stages to this.

There's going to be this like a docking kind of orbiter station that we can have around the moon.

And this can help launch things, say, to Mars and have people go down to the moon more easily from that.

So there's a whole...

System that the Artemis missions are trying to accomplish over the next dozen Artemis missions.