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In the New York City, it's a cool, it's own life story. I'll just kind of round this out. Don't want to spend too much time. We've been in there a while already today. Cool, it's own story. Did have a rather sad human ending. You know, he had made several trips back to Siberia and studied the sites to help me to find meteorites. And he did. It was a hobby of his throughout his life. But it's something he went back. He returned to the front during World War II. He went and returned to serve and was captured. He became ill and died in captivity in 1942 at the age of 58. So relatively young men. But unusual and kind of neat life in the history of science. So I thought I'd take a moment to reflect on him and his contributions.