Sarah Rugheimer

Es wird alles wieder gebaut, um sicherzustellen, dass wir...

I have no idea.

It's literally kind of a once in a lifetime experience.

And I know Commander Reed said he's bringing just paper notebook to write this stuff down.

So let's try to land an interview with him after.

That would be amazing.

Well, Sarah Rugheimer is a professor of astrobiology.

Yes, exploring James Webb, invisible universe revealed on the great courses.

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.

But why I'm most excited is this does mean more human exploration in space.

And I think that's cool.