Mm-hmm.

Um, you know, when I give public talks, I, it's how I remind myself why I do what I do, and it really is the kids in the audience are just so engaged, and they, they are thinking so deeply about such big questions, and that, I think, is the importance of astronomy and astrophysics.

It gets people thinking about questions that are much, much bigger than ourselves, uh, in a way that gets them excited about math and physics and all these other things that we want them to be excited about.

But this is genuine.

It comes so early, these kinds of questions about, "Where did we come from? Where, where, how was the Earth formed? What is the sun?" Right?

Mm-hmm.

Um, and it's just gonna generate a ridiculous amount of data.

Uh, and I'm really excited about the things we can do with that dataset.