But I think like you said, you forget how important it is for people to have something to do next to move up in our field.

For sure.

Yeah, absolutely.

And that's not to say and I can't stress this enough.

We can never make it to where it's fire versus EMS when we're talking about the firehouse medic.

The battalion chiefs are drowning.

The assistant chief is drowning.

like?

Uh, when did the ground team know about this? How were they made aware that it was uncontrollable, and, and what have you heard from the engineers that were working on this? Like, I've got to imagine your heart sinks when, when you see that data come in, right?

On July the 25th, uh, on Saturday, July the 25th is when this incident actually happened.

The Link satellite, the Wis- rescue mission, is in low-Earth orbit, so it passes in and outside of range of different ground stations that are distributed around the world.

They lost contact as expected with the Link spacecraft as it moved out of range of one ground station, and when it came back in range of the next ground station as it made its way around the Earth, they noticed it was in this tumble, in this spin, a, a three-axis spin, uh, so complete attitude control loss.

The first thing they've tried to do is to try to, uh, restore communication with the spacecraft because as it's spinning, its antenna is not pointing toward the ground station on Earth that it's supposed to be communicating with, so they have very sporadic communication.

Diagnosing the problem to begin with was a, was a big, a big challenge, and then figuring out how to restore the spacecraft, uh, and recover it has also been a big challenge.

It reminds me of Apollo 13.

You know, are they optimistic that, that they're gonna be able to fix this, and how are they doing it? How are, how are they uploading those, um, those instructions to S- to Swift?

So let's talk about that, how zeolites formed, how it came to be, and then we'll dive into some history as well, which I'm super excited to share.

And me too.

Thank you.

So when we... step back and we hear this statement that earth gave us a special gift to help protect ourselves and just let that sink in.

So what is this gift, right? Pretend nobody knows the topic.

And this was the introduction.

And so I like to start by saying millions of years ago, the best zeolite deposits were formed when volcanoes erupted enormous amounts of heated rocks, ash, aluminum, actually, silicon, glass, believe it or not, glass, because the silicon within the lava gets heated so hot It's like taking sand, and the way men heat it up in a factory, they make glass, and then they blow glass.

We're

For young drivers to go down the route of buying a used car, which is most people, to be fair, what do they need to be most wary or careful about?

Yeah, there's a couple of things here.

First of all, I would recommend just try to find yourself in a situation where you're not buying on impulse.

And there's a couple of things that you need to do in order to kind of avoid that or be careful not to do that.

So the first thing I would suggest is, especially if it's your first car, you have to consider whether you want it as a manual or an automatic gearbox, because More often than not, you'll be learning how to drive and you'll be looking to decide what type of driving licence you'll want.

So the prevailing choice is to go to an automatic, unless you have a burning desire to buy a manual car.

So I would strongly kind of recommend an automatic gearbox.

What are the pros and cons of an electric vehicle, particularly for younger drivers?