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The amount is it doesn't come to enough to have a gravitational influence to keep everything together, keep the galaxies together, you know, keep the stars within the galaxy, keep the moon and the planets orbiting there through the stars, everything would just fly apart or very likely a lot of things would need to inform. So there has to be something out there gravitationally that's keeping everything squeezed together. They're not falling apart, keeping the universe in some sort of order, the galaxies and the shape they're in, etc. And the only thing they're possibly doing that is dark matter. There's no direct evidence for it, but there's a lot of indirect evidence, by the way, gravitationally affects things. So they know it's there, they just haven't been able to have direct evidence for it, just dropping. And the scope is getting the lift off, aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy Lift rocket on Sunday, as a squirrel at the end.