You know what time it is. It's time for Ask a Space Man. I'm Paul Sutter. You've got questions, and I've got answers.

If you're familiar with the show, then you already know how it works, but if

this is your first time, well, then sit on down by the fire and let Papal Sutter tell you a story.

I'm sorry. That was really embarrassing, wasn't it? That was really embarrassing for both of us,

actually.

So tell you what, tell you what?

You go to Ask aSpaceman.com in the bottom right hand corner, click that button that says subscribe or pay now, send some donations, and I never use that voice again.

I think that's a fair deal.

I would say so. But anyway, this is how

the show works. You go online to Facebook or Twitter. Use the hashtag Ask a Space man and ask some

questions. You drop some questions and I'll pick them up to answer on this show. You can also

follow me directly on Facebook or Twitter. My name is Paul, Matt, Sutter. And you can always use the

ever-faithful website, ask-a-space man.com. There you'll find show notes and places to comment

on the episodes, and also you can ask questions there. We have a simple goal with this show.

Complete knowledge of time and space. It's going to take a while, but what's the rush?

Let's enjoy the journey together. We'll get there eventually, but let's have fun with it.

Now, you may have noticed if you're the observant kind of person, and I know you are.

If you're listening to this, you may have noticed that the audio is a little bit different perhaps.

And if you're watching it, you definitely notice that I'm not sitting in front of my trusty blackboard.

That's because I'm traveling right now. This is an on the road edition. I'm in the lovely city of Trieste, Italy. I spend some of my work life traveling,

and so I still want to record some Ask a Spacemans for you. Why? Because I love you. That's why.

Not in that sort of way. It's very platonic. Don't get any ideas, weirdo. But I love you. Let's just leave it there.

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