Awesome. Well, our last question is the question we ask everyone we talk to. What else are you still curious about?

Oh, wow. That's a really good question because there's a lot of things that I'm curious about.

Oh, my goodness. I think I'm curious about everything. That might be why I've been in this job for so long,

and one of the reasons why I love working for a NASA mission so much.

I'm innately curiosity-driven.

I think we all are in different ways.

It could be about what music we like, how we want to look, how we want to play sports,

how we want to do art. How do we understand

to build the things that let us live, better, safer, thrive longer. The way you work in the

US and the fire you have in your spirits and the passion you have for space is exactly the same

we have here. We are really driven by the same fuel on both sides of the Atlantic.

The fuel is named Curiosity.

This is NASA's curious universe.

Our universe is a wild and wonderful place.

I'm your host, Patty Boyd, and in this podcast, NASA is your tour guide.

Curiosity is all around us, and it can show up in a lot of different ways.

We here at NASA love Curiosity so much it's in the lot of different ways. We here at NASA love Curiosity so much. It's in the name

of this show. And it's at the heart of all the different projects that scientists and engineers

take on as we explore our home planet and beyond. Science is driven by curiosity and the search for

answers. We're working on season four of

Curious Universe now, but in the meantime, we wanted to release a bonus episode to hear about some

of our experts' curiosities, answer listener questions, and share a few updates on missions we've

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