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 answers. You know how this show works. I know we've been through this before, but here's a quick

rundown. You go online to Twitter, Facebook, use the hashtag Ask a Space Man. Send me some questions,

and I will answer them. Hence the title of the show, Ask a Space Man. I'm the Spaceman. You're the one

that does the asking.

All right, not so bad.

If you're not on Twitter, Facebook, that's cool.

You can also email me at Ask aSpaceman at gmail.com or visit Askaspaceman.com and send some questions my way.

You can also follow me directly on Twitter and Facebook.

My name is Paul Matt Sutter, not Spaceman,

at Spaceman and someone else, I guess. You need the at Paul Matt Sutter because that's who I am.

Anyway, we have a very simple goal with today's show and with every show. This entire program

is dedicated to one thing and one thing only. Complete knowledge of time and space.

It's going to take a while to get there because complete really does mean complete, all right?

But we'll do it. We'll figure it out.

Now on the road to complete knowledge of time and space, sometimes when I do episodes, I kind of tease something,

or I mention a little fact or a little nugget and I say, it's going to be another episode.

And I basically beg you to ask me that follow-up question so I can devote an entire episode

to that one little topic.

And I did that recently.

I was talking about the universe, which I talk about a lot because when you're talking about

the universe, it's easy to achieve that complete knowledge of time and space thing because

that is, you know, the universe.

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