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And this next section now is Asteroid. Each week I'd like to give a little bit of information about Asteroids passing our way. I've always picked either one or two or a few anyway that are happening either on or very close to the net. And I tend to try and pick ones that are kind of becoming a little bit closer to our planet. And these are nearer objects. These aren't going to be slamming into us or anything like that. On August 9th we're going to have Asteroid 173561. It's 13.1 lunar distance in the way. That's 13 times the distance and the moon is away from us. So 13.1 times that distance. 16.2 kilometers of the second is flipping along at 756 meters in diameter. And I also use that one to raise an example just to show you how much impact force that would have. It's not quite a bit of work. Dropping Chris back.