Thank you for the question.
Debris is interesting. I think what we're going to have to see going forward is legislation globally, internationally, on norms of behaviour that would state that if you're going to launch a rocket into space, it would behoove those launching parties to de-orbit rocket bodies responsibly. If you have a satellite in space and it's going to reach end of life, make sure that you keep enough fuel on board to de-orbit or to be able to dispose of it.
At the same time, there's going to be, I think, business opportunities for folks out there or companies that come up with a great way of being able to either capture or dispose of debris in their own way. I've seen lots of innovative ideas out there, from butterfly nets to lasers and everything in between.
Debris is certainly a problem, and I think we're probably going to be hard pressed to negate some of the debris or a lot of the debris that is out there. It's going to be in our best interest to make sure that we don't add to that problem going forward, and that's internationally.