All right, a lift-off.

The clock is turned.

We have a lift-off.

We actually had with these two guys.

And I remember I had new One of the first pitches I actually had with these two guys.

And I remember I had no clue about optical, hyperspectral, sensor, planet labs, data fusion, whatever.

Whatever they were telling me, I was like, okay, great.

Sounds good, but I have no clue what it is.

So I had to build knowledge. and this is actually my daily business.

And the way I build knowledge is actually by talking to people that know much more than I do, and I experts in the field.

So I talk to Andreas, I talk to these guys. I ask a lot of stupid questions just to get a knowledge and find good companies out there in the market that are willing and want to take on venture capital.

And yeah, I mean, it's great.

I get paid for looking into space tech stuff.

It's an amazing job.

Nice.

So did you know before you joined Lexstar that you will be responsible for analyzing the space ecosystem?

Or was there, hey, we are Lexstar, we need an analyst, you fit, you joined, and then

they said you're going to take care of space.

Yeah, the latter.

So it was really, I wasn't really prepared to look into space tech.

And obviously, my background is in business, so I don't have a background in space engineering

or astrophysics or whatever it might be.

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