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6:59Um >> It's also where all the UAP labs are allegedly. >> Yes, yes. Yeah. And I mean it's it I think it's like expanding a lot because Redstone Arsenal is there. And it's one of the few military space places that is expanding rather than going down. >> Which is a story for another day. But ultimately what we're trying to do with the show is build what I've always called an ESPN for science, you know, so many different aspects of culture have channels that really celebrate them, whether it's award shows like the Grammys and the Oscars and the Emmys or things like SportsCenter or all the different podcasts that are for comedy
7:39and entertainment and music and sports. and there's obviously a huge ecosystem of quote science communication. Obviously, there's the journal and magazine culture. But, with everyone consuming content in vertical video now, sometimes in horizontal. And I really feel like not a lot of people talking about the frontier in this way. >> Yeah. >> Where you have both a combination of the expert view that can get into the weeds technically, which is obviously our resident PhD, Krishna, and the every person, which is me, trying to get a hold of what is going on because
8:21our view is that for a whole variety of reasons, progress in the sciences is accelerating. >> Yes. >> And it is really important for all of us in the general public to understand what is happening because it will be impacting our life directly in the way that the sciences always have, but at an increasingly fast and I think an increasingly more impactful way, whether you talk about uh biotechnology, medicine, um material science, obviously the the devil word of the day, AI, space exploration. It's It is an incredible time to be alive, and it's such a pleasure to be
9:02able to do this show for you all, and we're hopeful that we can continue to make science a part of the zeitgeist with the best science show on the planet. Data suggests >> [laughter] >> And we're all about data on the show. >> suggests that this is what the people want. Um but,