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and as this moment, they're finding it all healthy. Then you get all this for just $30 million. NASA handed the startup company catalyst, the contract, just nine months ago in September of 2025. This WIFT Observatory launched back on November 20th of 2004 on a Delta II rocket on a $250 million mission to search the galaxy to search the sky for gamma ray bursts and other high energy astrophysics phenomena. A new WIFT Observatory would cost about $500 million today. What a bargain to save the WIFT Observatory for $30 million. Hi-reward gamble works. We'll reset the repeaters there.