Sebastian Scholz

And in Rust, you can let the compiler help you with that.

And initially, of course, it's harder because you need to prove that you're doing these things in a safe way.

But it does help you to avoid certain logic bugs that would be easy to make otherwise.

Yes, actually, that's one of the very valuable lessons.

Rust is amazing.

And one of the main things is the compiler helping you so much.

And once you understand that it's not you versus the compiler, but it's you and the compiler versus bugs, then you have a much easier time moving forward, even if it takes a bit of time to get there, admittedly.

Yeah.

So if people are interested in joining Gamma, we do have some job applications usually on our website, gammaspace.com.

So that's where people can find us.

So right now, the Gamma Alpha satellite actually has been, the work on it has been finished for more than a year.

And we are moving forward with a different kind of sail, a so-called drag sail, which is a way of deorbiting a satellite.

So bringing a satellite into lower atmosphere where it can burn up so that it doesn't take up any space anymore in space.

Because even though space is vast, the space around Earth is not.

And yes, so there's a need for cleaning that up.

In a way, I guess.

Although I must say, for this product that we are developing there, and actually that has already been sold in Q1 this year,

We decided that we needed a lot of reliability.

So this is one of the main drivers of why you need to have this kind of a system.

Your satellite is five years or 10 years in space.