... I thought that was the thing you were most excited about resuming, no? Got all this moon talk to go through now. Oh, yeah. ...
... They didn't do like the low, because with Apollo 13, how I understand it is they were like super low orbit, because they had to just kind of slingshot back. And this one, they actually went further before they went around the moon because the moon isn't like a perfect circle, it's like an oval or whatever. ...
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... And as of this recording, they're not at the peak yet, I don't think, but they are past where we've been. They've gone... They went way back. They're on the way back. Yeah, they're on the way back. Oh, are they? Okay. They went around yesterday. Okay. They just basically did one slingshot around it and came back. They didn't do like the low, because with Apollo 13, how I understand it is they were like super low orbit, because they had to just kind of slingshot back. And this one, they actually went further before they went around the moon because the moon isn't like a perfect circle, it's like an oval or whatever. So they kind of went beyond that. I think they say like 5,000 miles past. Yeah. They're a lot further out. But they're like... They're at a... It's like a quarter of a million miles. Yeah. It was like 250. 240 something thousand. It's the longest any humans have ever gone in space. ...