so imagine, if you could, a 28-mile-wide lake sitting on mars and being there for a billion years and now that lake is dried out. we re digging in the bottom of the lake and we re finding organic molecules, complex molecules of carbon and hydrogen and oxygen that are the basis stuff of life. and across this huge old lake bed, it is not the same everywhere, as if there were just like life. little pockets that are different. and the earth and mars were really similar about three and a half billion years ago. those are the oldest fossils we found on earth. so this type of next step discovery and it ties into what the james webb is looking at, you know, those early stars forming. right. now maybe like on mars. it is like, are we alone or not? that s what we re nibbling on the edge here. can i ask yet another