Desconhecido: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our fourth day of the Space Day Experience, 2026 edition.
Desconhecido: Folks, here's the deal—how far does my voice reach? I'm calling everyone so we can do our official opening here on the main stage of our fourth day, a big Sunday here at the Space Day Experience. And of course, we can't start today without congratulating and thanking the women who are part of this event. Thank you to the women who came, who are here to support us. Thank you to the women who are working at our event—the women in security, the women in cleaning, our monitors. Thank you very much and congratulations on your day on behalf of the Space Today Experience, okay?
And folks, here's the thing: we can't start today without saying that the Space Today 2026 edition is a production of Líderes do Brasil and has the support of the Secretariat of Science, Technology and Innovation of the Federal District. It also has partnerships with Canva, Band Brasília, the Catholic University and the real arcade. We also have sponsorship from DLC Marketing.
Desconhecido: These folks here support us.
Desconhecido: They make this whole event happen for free here at Arena BRB, at Mané Garrincha, in the heart of Brasília. And you can see we have several booths. There's the Free Play Arena for the console crowd, computers for you to play on, there's a simulator back there, a zero-gravity simulator, a travel simulator, a Formula 1 simulator, and we also have the Drone Arena. So if you like watching drones fly and do stunts in the air, feel free to check out our Drone Arena. We also have the eSports Competition Arena, so if you like a bit of LoL, Free Fire, Counter Strike, Mortal Kombat—any competitive game you like—we have competitions every day on our second stage. We also have booths from the Catholic University, so to learn about courses and the current state of technology in the job market, visit the Catholic University booth. We also have the Einstein Jr. booth, so if you want to know how chemical and physical reactions work and see experiments in practice, go to the Einstein Jr. booth—they serve visitors very well. We also have the Zero Impact booth, so if you have that old phone with a cracked screen or a computer that no longer works, take it to the Zero Impact booth where they collect these devices properly and safely.