Sultan of science, what's going on? Are you still riding high after your big NASA zoom interview, your space station zoom interview?

That was really fun. Shout out to Woody Hoburg from the International Space Station, astronaut, Cal alumni.

Woody listens to the pod on the ISS while he works out. The astronauts work out. He said two hours and 15 minutes every day to, you know,

obviously your body can after if you got to work out a lot. He's like, when he's working out, he listens to old episodes of the

y'all in pod. A buddy of his put him on to it. He's become a big fan. Right on. Shout out to Woody. Yeah, I got a DM from NASA astronauts. I thought it was like some sort of scam or something.

I clicked on it because I follow NASA astronauts. They DM me and I'm like, obviously, this astronaut wants to chat. That's so crazy. I look the guy up,

seemed legit. He's following me on Twitter. So we did a zoom call yesterday. I put it on Twitter. The call I did with him is really fun.

Honestly, like a thrill for me. An amazing individual. This guy got his PhD at Cal in computer science.

Did a thesis on convex optimization, applied to aerospace engineering, became a professor at MIT for three years,

and applied to the astronaut program and got in. Fast forward.

2023 in March, he is the pilot of the crew six mission, the SpaceX crew six mission to the ISS.

And he's been on the ISS since March. And he's coming back in a couple of days. An incredible individual. Amazing story.

It was super fun to chat with them. I don't think I've ever seen you smile or be more excited about anything.

You look absolutely ecstatic. Oh, it was amazing. Did he have any comments on Uranus? Any thoughts on Uranus or no?

We didn't get there. You didn't get to Uranus? Check out you blew that. Let's try that again.

You want to try again. Let me try this. Freeberg. So did he talk about going to the moon?

Yeah, he's actually on the Artemis mission. And what about Uranus?

Well done. We didn't get that far. We didn't get that far.

It was the first day. It was only 20 minutes, guys. It was the first day and 20 minutes.

Did he go for Uranus? Hey, I hear that we're trying to actually land on the south side of the moon.

That's right. The dark side of the moon.

Yeah, so he's actually on the moon. So would he have an opinion on the dark side of the moon

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