You know what time it is. It's time for Ask a Space Man. I'm your host Paul Sutter. You've got questions, and I have the answers. You know how this show works, but let's go through it again for old time's sake.

You go online to Facebook or Twitter, use the hashtag ask a spaceband and do what the hashtag

indicates you should do.

You should ask a spacepan.

Ask whatever questions come to mind about space.

I'll gather them up in my net and then I'll

fish some out and answer them on this show. That's right. I will devote questions that you ask

to answer on this show for a whole half hour. Man, that's how it works. That's pretty awesome.

If you're not the Twitter, Facebook kind of person, you can also go to askaspaceman.com.

That's where you'll find show notes and you can make comments on episodes and also ask questions.

You can ask Asaspaceman at gmail.com.

I think that about covers up.

I think that's good enough.

You can also use the YouTube comments,

I guess. If you have questions down below, if you're watching one of the YouTube videos,

go ahead and ask questions there. Why not? It's a party all the time in Ask a Space Manland.

We have a very simple goal with this show, and you know it, you know it. It's complete knowledge of time

and space. It's going to take us a while, but, uh, you know what? I'm not going anywhere anytime soon. So we can get right to it. We can just keep marching along like we don't even care. And I know the last couple episodes were like super heavy.

They were intense episodes, weren't they?

They're really fun to produce and I've gotten lots of great comments.

Thank you for all the follow-up discussion on those episodes.

It was great.

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