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...Space Telescope, which has been serving us well for over three decades. The primary one is that the Webb has a much bigger mirror, and a mirror can be thought of as a gigantic eyeball, a collecting area that brings together faint starlight from dista
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...the James Webb Space Telescope as just one example of an amazing mission where humans are pursuing science and exploring the universe. It's an amazing device, and, it's already brought us so many interesting results. Now, it was launched on Christmas
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...program, you think, of course, about NASA Gemini and Apollo. Mercury, Kennedy, putting a man on the moon, all that amazing stuff, which for sure happened to and was happening. All of that was basic science research. Nobody working on those programs,
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...Webb Space Telescope that I still can't believe actually worked. I can't believe it worked. I was really skeptical. I was like, okay, guys. Alright. Sure. We we only got one shot for this incredibly complicated piece of hardware to unfold. So what ki
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...space tugs, that are working on in orbit refueling, that are working on trash cleanup, that are trying to put GPUs into space. We're talking about in orbit scientific experiments from Varda, in orbit factories. I if I was starting a VC fund today, I
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...Space as a business because that really aligns our incentives as an organization with the overall problem, and it it drives our approach as a business.
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...space telescopes and such as we're trying to do direct imaging, we're trying to get, you know, an image of a planet separated from its star to be able to see the reflected light or the actual emission from the planet itself.
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...like, blue collar space thing of all time. You're essentially building, as far as I can tell, the mech like, the the in orbit mechanics. So tell me a little bit about the company's vision and, where you are today. Yeah. We are we are kinda blue colla
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...space economy. I'm pretty far away from it. I'm a fan of this stuff, but I don't have a good feel for, like, what's it like on on the ground or up in space. How many companies are working? How busy is it? How fast are things progressing? Is it as exc
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...space economy, though, there needs to be a customer other than the space industry. So it feels like we're picks and shovels. But what is the actual benefit to humanity? And I think the best thing I've heard is that mining certain things off of astero
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...space. Even the shuttle program, which was amazing in many ways and had its big problems in many ways, Even that had a an element of reusability, or refurbishability to it, certainly with The U reusable shuttle, and then the sort of refurbishable boo
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...a space to space business. Another change that's happening is we're expanding the number of k use cases for space. Right? You look at the Vardas or the others that are thinking, okay. We'll do some manufacturing in these capsules and down mass it. We
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