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just dropping. And that one will be about 100 meters in diameter. So that's about 300 and what 20, 128 feet in diameter. So it's not thick but it's big enough. Now I sometimes use these each week as a bit of a for instance where you show you I give you an idea how much damage one of these could do if it's not going to impact us. But if it did, just dropping. Now if it did, it'd be coming in as we said around 24,000 quandaries an hour which is around 14,000 miles an hour. And when it comes through the atmosphere, coming through the atmosphere for time it hits the ground. It'd be slowing down to about 13,000 miles an hour. Dropping. And a good hit. Now I've used an angle of 45