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And asteroids, one today on the 23rd, these are near-Earth objects, not potentially hazardous objects, these are just near-Earth, they just keep an eye on them because of the relative distance from the Earth. Today we had asteroid 2025 PR, 17.5 in the distance away, 3.4 kilometers a second, and 23 meters in diameter. And we've got another one coming up, a bigger one. There's many more, I shouldn't mention there's many, many more any particular day, I just picked one or two that are closest to the time of the net. And some of that one I just mentioned, 2025 PR just happened to fit in for today. August 30th, we have a bigger one coming in at 246 meters in diameter, still a fair distance away from us, 8.0 lunar distance away, that's just that distance in the moon is away from us, and that's asteroid 1998 SH2, and 17.3 kilometers a second, and 246 meters in diameter. And that one, if we're on a collision course with us, would most definitely make its way through the atmosphere, and even the ground or the ocean.