Tamara Keith

We're a long way away from Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Justice Scalia going to the opera together.

Yeah, that's a great point.

All right.

I'm going to go next.

And what I can't let go of is space.

I had such a week.

I was off for spring break and the family and I went and saw Project Hail Mary with Ryan Gosling.

It was a fun movie.

It was like E.T.

meets some other space movie.

I mean, there was a lot of willing suspension of disbelief, but it was a lovely, fun film.

And then the Artemis 2 mission, we watched the liftoff and Splashdown is tonight.

And then I just happened, because my book club has, you know, every month we have a different book in my book club, just happened during this past week to also read a book called Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid, which is all about female astronauts going

getting into the shuttle program.

It's fiction.

It's a love story.

It's very romantic.

Oh, my God.

I first heard it listening to All Things Considered and our friend Scott Detrow, and he played the clip.

One of the astronauts on this mission, his wife had died of cancer a couple of years ago, and they saw some new craters on the moon that shined bright, and they wanted to name one of the craters after the astronaut's late wife.