00:00Otra observation about Oriental, I would say, is the features going off to the southwest,
00:07the two large, almost look like scratches in the surface.
00:11I don't know if they're rays or canyons or collapsed lava tubes,
00:15but two distinct features that are almost parallel going off southwest from Oriental Basin.
00:21They are the first thing that made me notice parallax of our trajectory looking out at Oriental.
00:27That and in the inner walls of the east side of the crater rings,
00:34you really get a sense that we're flying over something with elevation and terrain,
00:38and they look different from this orientation.
00:42Boy, I'm loving the Terminator.
00:44I think I know it's not purely a moon feature,
00:48but what it does to the features of the moon, to the terrain,
00:52I've probably spent the most time describing into my recordings
00:56and thinking about and looking at the Terminator.
00:58There's just so much magic in the Terminator.
01:02The islands of light, the valleys that look like black holes,
01:06you'd fall straight to the center of the moon if you stepped in some of those.
01:10It's just so visually captivating that the Terminator is the most striking thing that I've seen so far.
01:18When we burned this burn towards the moon, I said that we do not leave Earth, but we choose it.
01:25And that is true.
01:27We will explore.
01:28We will build.
01:29We will build ships.
01:31We will visit again.
01:32We will construct science outposts.
01:35We will drive rovers.
01:36We will do radio astronomy.
01:38We will found companies.
01:40We will bolster industry.
01:42We will inspire.
01:43But ultimately, we will always choose Earth.
01:47We will always choose each other.
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