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Good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to our monthly live stream Q&A here on SFI.

We'll be in to all of your questions about the show and the channel in general in just a moment.

First, let me introduce my wife and co-host, Sarah Fowler-author, who will be taking your

questions from the chat that the mods are going to send to her and asking me those questions.

And if you're looking for the best way to get a question in, one, try to phrase it kind of clearly without too many typing errors or grammar errors, and three, avoid hot button controversial social topics.

And other than that, we can pretty much go ahead and get started.

Did you want to start by telling the audience about our visit to the Astrobotica Museum?

Astrobiics, yeah. We actually, for those of your mind, noticed on the last episode,

I mentioned I was going to go give a talk at the Carnegie Science Center again, and just down the vote for them is the Astrobotics facility, which also has a museum attached to it.

Moonshot?

Yes, the Moonshot Museum.

Yeah, Moonshot Museum.

And while we were there, we saw the Peregrin Lander for the Moon.

That's going to be launching on May 4th.

And I think we were probably the last people to actually get into seat as tourists. They were shutting down for that weekend and the governor had been there the previous day.

So it was shipping out that weekend and we'll be launching hopefully successfully May 4th.

And that would be a very nice land of going back to the moon.

It was a lot of fun to actually see it inside an approach of a of a control center, mission center, and museum

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