Michal Novota from Postoj and editor Lukas Krivošík delve into both historical and current events in the field of space exploration. Among the timely topics discussed is the current status of Artemis II, which has rolled out to the launch pad with its crew in quarantine awaiting the launch window. Additionally, the northern lights have captivated viewers across Slovakia, while NASA's budget has been safeguarded from potential cuts by the American Congress. Furthermore, the HiRISE camera on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has captured its 100,000th image, marking a significant achievement in Martian exploration.

The conversation also covers recent developments on the International Space Station (ISS), including the early departure of Crew-11 and the impending arrival of Crew-12, with the crew currently in quarantine. There are speculations regarding the health status of the departing crew members, with rumors suggesting possible pregnancy, though details remain unclear. The discussion honors the legacy of Gladys West, one of the inventors of GPS, acknowledging her significant contributions to navigation technology.

In the historical segment, the mission of Apollo 12 is examined, particularly its overshadowed status compared to the more famous Apollo 11 and 13 missions. Special attention is given to the Apollo 13 mission, where astronauts James Lovell, Jack Swigert, and Fred Haise experienced extraordinary luck amidst crisis following an explosion onboard. The mission ultimately did not result in a lunar landing, but the resourcefulness demonstrated by the crew under life-threatening conditions serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges and successes embedded in space exploration history.