Okay. Yeah, that’s really interesting. So, that was another topic I was interested in. The emphasis behind open-source software has been mesmerizing. I spent almost two and a half years at our Department of Defense getting an open-source policy that allowed us to give software paid for by the American ...

Sometimes.

That’s incredible. I mean, what support? So, having moved out of a decade of government into sort of a small company, we’re really passionate about supporting research like that. Is there an opportunity for others to participate in that space? Like do you publish your strategies somewhere we can get?

Yeah. So that… I mean, that sounds like an incredible amount of work. How much does MODA take on and how much do you rely on industry working in partnership or maybe aligned with your strategic direction to accomplish those goals?

Wow, that’s great. In addition, given limited bandwidth, how do you think about the prioritization of traffic?

So, the multi-constellation model is really interesting to me for resiliency because it gives you a lot of failover. Did you find the bandwidth was sufficient to support the population?

Right.

Okay, yeah, that’s great. Yeah, so talking about submarine cables being cut or even just some of the places where connectivity is fragile, how do you think about providing access and connectivity to the population, both for thriving an economy but also all the other security aspects?

So, I’m curious, maybe to start with, how were you able to accomplish that? What’s the secret?

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