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've got the answers. You know how this show works, but let's run through it one more time for

the good old days. All right, you go online to Twitter or Facebook. Use the hashtag Ask a Spaceman,

all one word otherwise like the hashtag thing doesn't work. You send some questions my way. I'll

look for them. I'll pick them out. I'll answer them on the show. If you're not the Twitter or

Facebook kind of person, that's cool. You can go to the website, ask a spaceman.com. There,

you'll find some juicy show notes too. You can also email Ask a Spaceman at gmail.com,

or you can also find the show on YouTube. YouTube.com slash C slash ask a space man.

That's the thing.

Or just type in Ask a Space man and look for my face.

My face looks like this.

And if you don't know what my face looks like, well, then you're out of luck.

But you can go to P.M.Sutter.com.

That's my own personal website.

It has all my outreach stuff, all my shows, all the good stuff that you want. And we, uh,

we have a very simple goal with this show. I mean, it's so easy, a baby could say it, if babies

could talk. They would say we want complete knowledge of time and space. It's going to take a while,

but this is only episode 27. so, you know, we're,

we're making our way there. You know, maybe by episode like 5,000, we might get a little bit closer.

So we got a while to go. So on the way to complete knowledge of time and space, we have so many questions. Oh my gosh. So last week,

I'm recording this, by the way, on February 14th, 2016. I don't usually give the date when I record,

but this time it's important so you understand why I'm picking this topic. Just last week,

a scientific collaboration called LIGO announced that

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