We are very honored. Michal and I to host you here. Because truly you are making history. One day, as you said, somebody will look from Mars on us and say, oh, you know, there was a gromer guy, it was totally nuts. He was the first one to excavate and we are following him in his footsteps. So truly, I mean, if there's something that unites humanity, especially as they're all gathering out there in Glasgow, it's intertwined and interconnected. It's the future life of the universe and the life of human beings and species. It raises so many challenges and it's fascinating. The center's rock samples and we got rock samples from all types of countries from Antarctica, from the bottom of the sea at 4,000 meters depth and we grind all those rock samples into an earth master sample. And we would put a little bit of a dust from a Mars meteorite into it, combining two worlds into one object. We put all those rock samples into one piece of a crystal and it's a theory, a crystal combining two worlds in one crystal. Theo is the old Nordic word from Mars. It's both Mars and Earth from a Mars meteorite exactly. So your father got the rock sample from Moon. You get the next step, the rock sample from Mars. The initiative called Mars Israel or Amadi 20 mission was established. We will immediately present the people and the details of what they've done. But Mr. President, pay attention to the cornerstones. Initiative and determination, research, technology, education and cooperation between people and nation. All of this made it possible and these are the stones that will build our future. So we probably believe that the very first human to walk on Mars is already born. We think the first human mission to the right planet will be happening in the next 20 to 30 years. But can we consider the most ambitious, most dangerous, the most far-reaching journey we have ever undertaken as a society? Once the doors closed, the next time we stepped out of that door was only when the mission ended two days ago. And in between, the only time we went out, if we went out, was with the suit. So we were simulating and we are feeling as if we are on Mars. And in many occasions, the mission has such an immersive effect that you can really believe it for a few moments. But for the rest of the time, you really live it.