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Alright, this one here, in the sky of the sweet, we'll go through this one and you can also do a little bit of research on your own to see what's out there in the night sky. But I thought I'd list a few things here because not everyone has telescopes that will take a look at things. There's something out there for everyone to take a look at, regardless of what optical abilities you have. Summer Triangle and the Milky Way. So if you look to the southern sky for the Milky Way, you'll also spot the Summer Triangle for that Vega star and the Lyra, and the Vamp and Cirrus, and out here in acrylic. So you can see the Summer Triangle there as well, you can see the plane of the Milky Way, very dense region of stars. And there's a new planet forming a double in August 12th before sunrise. Actually about 45 minutes before you see Venus and Jupiter, less than a degree apart, so they're almost together. And the Abenakiar should be able to resolve that at one degree. You see that little bit of spacing there, so they're very close. And you also might spot, for the Abenakiar, there's going to be a lot of areas out, maybe 7x50s probably, something a little bit more powerful. You'll be able to spot a few of Jupiter's moons, but I think 7x50s should be able to spot a few of Jupiter's moons. Dropping. This is repeater station Kilo Kilo 7, November Quebec November. And then there's the coat hanger cluster, and it's about behind the stars in the shape of, well, a coat hanger. And technically we'll take a look at that, get yous off the star charts and look for where you can find that. There's also the arrow, arrow at the diva. And the arrow is about four stars and a constellation of qua. And just look for Altair, the summer triangle, and then look a little above it, because that's where you'll spot the arrow. And that's exactly what it looks like. And the dolphin is an asterism, so it's in the summer triangle. It's a diamond shape of four stars, so just a few stars in there. And look for, again, Altair, and go towards the Great Square of Pangasus. And it's about midway between the two.