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All right, well, let's go here in the sky this week. And after that, the science trivia corner for tonight. No trivia for tonight, straight trivia. Actually, it's all trivia. The quiz portion, just the quiz portion like that. The quiz is just dressed up trivia. It's just to make it a little bit more interesting, so it's not a test on all. It's just a way to express a little bit of trivia and make it a little bit fun. In the sky this week, Venus, Jupiter, and Mercury, along with the moon, can be seen in the west as a sky. My location here, about 9 p.m. to about 9.55. And by about 9.55, Mercury and Jupiter, that we were very, very close to the horizon in Scott. From Baltimore there, if you're looking between 9 p.m. and about 9.38, by about 9.38, about 9.38, Mercury is almost touching the horizon, and Jupiter is not far behind from it there. But it's good if you know folks that look tonight, the sky is all overcast here, or mostly overcast, or the left here, so it won't be too much.