The next morning, the lunar landing team is in the process of constructing the telescope, which they've been building since the beginning of their mission. One of the guys, who's named "Mutta," is psyched to hear that they're going to be building a telescope on the moon. He's also psyched because he's been working on the telescope since he was a kid, and it's nice to know that he'll be able to help build the telescope. The other guy, named "Sharon," is bummed that the telescope isn't going to get built, because he thinks it would be a waste of time and money to build a telescope in the dark. But the other guy is still psyched about the telescope--he's just thinking about a new idea. He wants to build another telescope, but he can't figure out a way to use the telescope's spare aquarius, which are tiny mirrors that can be attached to the moon's surface to help astronauts see better in the dim light. He also thinks that the idea of using the aquarius to help with the telescope is a lie, because the astronauts' vision is so precious that they shouldn't have to worry about it in the bright light of day. He hopes that he can convince the nasa team to approve a new telescope, even if it means they'll have to go back to building the old one again.