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And as I always do each week, I start off with a bit of a mishmash of different things, solar activity, jet propagation, space debris, asteroid, and that happens in the sky this week and in the fast trivia corner. So we start things off here, solar wind, 351 kilometers, and seconds goes guy down, out of the, what would you consider, solar storm activity? Well, you get up to 500 kilometers a second, and that's when you start to see indications of solar weather happening. Photon density, not that high, 3.46, that's a 3.0, so it'll cause a few centimeters, solar flux index, 0.05, sun 5.26, not high right now, but two clusters, they are 449 and they are 449. One, another two, AR 449 is the largest, so not a lot of activity happening, that would be the most right to ever.