Space is a common good, just like the oceans and just like our atmosphere. And as such, it is subject to pollution. There are literally hundreds of millions of particles orbiting near Earth orbit. That means we have somebody about the larger chunks which we can detect from Earth with laser ranging or with active radar for instance. But what we don't know is about the tiny little parts that are so numerous that totally outnumber the big ones. And what Adela 1 does, it brings much needed data about that pollution that we don't have right now, down to the scientists on Earth, so that we can measure it, understand it and mitigate it. Adela 1 is a piece of technology which will be fundamental for our future world. It's really important to have a competent partner. Someone who can operate at the speed what we are demonstrating here, while at the same time delivering something of value and something that works. And I think with Dr. Gruma and the UVF we have found an excellent partner to deliver just on those requirements. My name is Gennad Gruma, I am the director of the Austrian Space Farm and we are building APIT, the Austrian particle impact detector, which is one of the main instruments onboard the Adela 1. What it does is it's a piezoelectric plate instrument we are building. When there is an impact of a space debris particle, it actually triggers an electrical impulse we are detecting. Because we are flying in orbit, we are measuring across the entire sphere around the Earth detecting space debris. So we are doing everything outside of the payload. So we build the actual satellite and then we integrate and test the payload. We then integrate it into a deployer which goes on the launch vehicle and then from the launch vehicle it is going to be of course deployed and then we take over with our global ground station network and operate the satellite, check it out, check out the payload and then deliver the data back through a simple web-based API. So everything which is not the payload, the whole service that is part of what Spire does here. My name is Christian Fielerspiel, I am CEO of Findles Venture and we invest in space technologies. I like to see the new technology working in space and doing really valuable things for humanity.