We, we were just sitting together and, and you were actually just showing me Altair comes from?

So Altair is the first computer for which Microsoft wrote Basic.

That's where y- you have the entry of Microsoft.

So we talk about this AI moment today, but in the early personal computer history, um, computers were, were not everybody's, uh, cup of tea.

People, uh, and not just, uh, programmers.

It was hard.

We had assembly coding, which meant you're moving memory from one place to another.

How is that going to change the reality of certain industries here on Earth, the impact?

Is this data valuable? Do you ultimately, you know, can you sell the data and therefore recoup the money you've spent on building these satellites and putting them into space?

Yeah, Earth observation satellites space is growing and it's a very profitable endeavor.

Countries and companies pay a lot of money for these images.

What we are trying to do is make it even easier because we have onboard compute.

Normally you just get a picture.

And you may get it much later than you need it.

So you take a picture, you position a satellite to say, here is a picture.

Is that your level?