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Dude, no way!

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Dude, come on!

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This is the most ridiculous thing

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I've ever seen in my entire life.

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(laughter)

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I’ll let Reid annotate now.

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Oh, I just saw a meteorite

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I just saw a flash.

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Really? 100%.

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I just saw a flash Integrity science.

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you mentioned Reid observing meteors.

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Can you speak to that?

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Were you referring to comets or impact
flashes or something else?

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Yeah, there was a little bit of giddiness.

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We have seen three impact flashes so far.

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I saw two and Jeremy had seen one.

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Undoubtedly, oh Jeremy saw two.

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So that's four total.

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Undoubtedly. Quick impact flashes.

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It was not sunglint off of particulate from the thrusters.

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or the purge tanks. It was definitely impact flashes on the Moon.

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And Jeremy just saw another one.

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(cheering) Amazing news.

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I literally just looked over at the SER,

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and they were jumping up
and down, literally.

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Impact flashes are caused

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by micrometeorites impacts

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hitting the Moon, and they really help.

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Tell us
about the dynamic lunar environment,

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which is, of course, also important

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when we think about future missions.

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If you could describe
where on the Moon

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you saw them, please.

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All right.

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So Jeremy has seen them

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kind of on and south of the equator,

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kind of spread across the Moon.

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And mine were both south of the equator

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and just a little bit left

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of center of the Moon.

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They’re not like shooting stars or anything.

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They’re just like a (boop) and they’re tiny.

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really leaves us speechless.

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it's just this is it's indescribable.

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truly, Kelsey.