EOS Long, page-93

I'm a very big space enthusiast, I went to the United States and saw the Dragon Capsule abort test back in January 2020 where a Falcon 9 rocket was purposely blown up to ensure the safety of future Astronauts travelling to the ISS.

Ignore if you like but I think the potential of space even within our life time is limitless with the right technologies being discovered, especially with EOS and Space Debris tracking technology that no other company possesses. I put together this statement on my own page backing a particular video I watched from Mark Rober.

"One thing I've always found hard to comprehend is that people aren't interested in space at all..

The next time you are on a beach pick up a handful of sand and imagine that 1 grain of sand is our sun, currently there's 8 known planets orbiting our sun.

Imagine every single other grain of sand as a sun with multiple planets orbiting.

Now imagine every grain of sand on Earth, each one of those is a sun with multiple planets orbiting it.

That's still not enough to represent the size of our universe.

If you are intrigued you should look up the Cosmological Horizon. It's the point in our universe where we can't see past even with the most powerful telescopes because the light hasn't reached Earth yet."

https://youtu.be/pR5VJo5ifdE