Discussion on Unexplained Phenomena and Technology

I do think that we have captured imagery,

and this is what President Trump is very forward leaning about,

that based on the data that we have within that imagery,

we don't know what it is. Right.

And I don't think that should be that surprising anymore in a world,

and I've said it, where you've got doorbells with doorbell cameras on it,

everybody's got a phone with a camera on it,

you've got all our military aircraft with tons of sensors on it,

you've got satellites with lots of sensors, and what's going to happen is you're

just going to capture things that, if it was fully

instrumented to get telemetry off of, you'd be like, oh,

that's a drone, that's a missile, that's a balloon.

But because you didn't,

and you caught it at a weird angle, or it reflected the sun at a certain point,

you're like, that is an unexplained phenomenon. Yeah.

And we did keep a lot of that buried in files for a long time,

and the President said, why? Put it out there. We don't have time to study it.

Let other people tell us what it is.

And you're seeing that effort, and you're going to continue to see it.

I think there's going to be some really wild things, and I'll tell you,

I'm open minded to it.

You know, is it maybe a Sputnik moment,

and one of our adversaries pioneered a new capability in a world of AI

and additive manufacturing,

is it possible you could have breakthroughs like that? Sure.

We had the Sputnik moment for a reason,

and NASA did very well, by the way, during that time period.

Yeah. So I'm all about it, because you never know.

Maybe we have a new Sputnik moment,

and we've got to pioneer some new advanced technology or

propulsion capability or something.