We're all very interested in the south pole of the moon because we think there's water ice there, which we could use to live and also convert to hydrogen to go further into the solar system—to Mars and beyond.
Geology was mentioned earlier. The moon used to be part of earth. We can learn a lot about earth from studying the moon. You might have heard, if you listened to the Artemis II crew, that they saw parts of the moon that human eyes have never seen. They saw micrometeorites hitting it. There is a tremendous amount of science.
There are also resources. There are companies and countries that are very interested in the resources on the moon. We're doing our very best to make sure that it's a collaborative endeavour with interoperability. That will be important.
I don't know if my colleagues have anything to add regarding the science aspect.