And of course, we would welcome you, as a member of the society. And that's what The Planetary Society is all about, of course, so I will just mention one time briefly in passing, if you'd like to learn more about what we do, it's all at. We will remind you that this program, even though we talk about Earth-bound issues, like space policy, our eyes are on the sky, and there is a big universe out there. But at the end of the day, tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of people will suffer greatly for this, and it's just a terrible situation. We will talk a little bit here about some of the impacts to space in that little corner of the world. Obviously, none of us know what will be happening there. It's heartbreaking and wrenching to see the images coming out of Ukraine. The idea of seeing a massive land invasion in Europe is not something I ever expected to see. Seeing this destabilization of the post World War II global order. That's the nicest way I think we can say this, right? Like a lot of you, we've been watching what has been unfolding in this invasion of Ukraine with a mix of horror and I'd say, to some degree despair. It's an interesting time we live in, isn't it, Casey? The Chief Advocate and senior Space Policy Advisor for The Planetary Society. I'm Matt Kaplan, the host of Planetary Radio, the weekly show, joined by our co-host for SPE, Casey Dreier. Welcome to the March 2022 Space Policy Edition of Planetary Radio.
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