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some astrophotography channels and various places I've never heard of before. And everybody had high hopes that we would see something, and as far as I know, nobody saw anything. And so now it will be a matter of, okay, some of the astronomers doing things the way we do. I hope you'll do some processing of that video as they took. We'll stack a bunch of frames together and see if they can find a fake plume. That'll be interesting. And the other thing, of course, is we'll have to wait for a lunar orbiter imaging satellite to pass over that spot. Not sure when that's going to happen, but it's sooner or later it will. And then we can see some images of the impact site and see what kinds of a crater did it really make. So, yeah, me all this kind of stuff is fun, but we shouldn't do it too often because it's also political.