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So remember my riddle from last episode? What can you only see at night but is always around?

Have you guys figured out that answer?

Shout it out on the count of three.

One, two, three.

The Moon.

Congratulations to Youssef H on Twitter.

They got it right.

Now, due to the weird situation on Earth over the past several weeks, I've had my head in the clouds and beyond, thinking

about one of my favorite topics, space, and more specifically, the Moon. But why some say the Moon? Why choose

this as our goal? We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.

That's right, No It Alls. Take it from our old friend President John F. Kennedy. Nothing good comes easy, but I promise you, this will be worth it.

So put on your spacesuits and strap in because Commander Jayas is taking you to the moon.

Three, two, 1. 4 and lift off.

Hi, my name is Bella, and you might know me as Jay is from Tik-Tock or YouTube.

But you're about to know me from this podcast.

Know-It-All.

And each episode, I'm going to help you become a Know-It-All about something new. Here we go. JFK does pose a valid question. Why the Moon?

Well, for starters, I watched the new Netflix show

called Space Force starring Steve Corel.

Space Force sounds like a made-up bootleg version of NASA,

but it's actually a real thing. Space Force is a branch of the United States armed forces along with the other military branches. Here's their mission in the show.

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