The most interesting thing we do is really space experiments that make space more access how things would act in space without gravity, whether their fluid transfers or some things we do biomatically. We did the first a printing of a human heart on a three d printer in ero gravity. And that is now on the space station, printing everything. So what we do with major universities, university of california, perdu m i t an well as nassau. With the advent of the space stations coming along, we will, i'd think, likely to be doing work with them on how things act in that environment which will help them create these these stations. It will replace the i
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