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Does NASA have any plans to take advantage of this opportunity in the future? Like intercepting and study? Wouldn't moon basses with the capability to quickly launch probes and drones be the next frontier? I think Mars is important, as is everything in space. But the moon is just waiting to be the first international space hub.

Fermi's paradox is my favorite paradox. Do you believe the FGST will offer anything in the search for life? And how is it that space is so stable that our planet can pass through with no disruptions, like turbulence, even though we are supposedly passing through dark matter?

Was this the fastest moving asteroid ever recorded? Does its speed suggest anything like a collision, explosion or perhaps alien influence?

Thanks for answering our questions. It's such a great opportunity for us to learn the stars from the experts.

Is there a program that actually watches the projected path of the Earth's travel to ensure we can prepare for what might be ahead? Or is this impractical or unnecessary due to the vast emptiness?

Is there an intern program for me? I've been an air traffic controller for 20 years. I've always loved looking into the night sky while working many nights in a control tower. It has kept my love for stars alive. I've always hoped that one day space traffic control would become necessary and that I could take my talents to space! I hope one day to be a NASA space controller! Maybe the Space Force will be hiring soon? I'll be keeping my eye out for a job opening one day. Thanks for all you do!