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Yeah, I think the point that was being pointed out was that when they landed the spacecraft, they had an arm that went out that had a camera attached to it, you know, so they could film him coming down. So it wasn't that they landed something else close to the lander. The lander had an arm that had a camera and they put the camera out there so they could film the astronaut coming down the stairs for the first time, the first person on the moon. And at least that's when I got out of it. And just like, you know, they had to, I can't remember, I think it was Apollo 11 when they had the problem, they had to take, they got everything that was on the ship. They had to come up with a filtration system or something like that. I mean, any time they, you know, do something for the first time, they try to have some kind of a mockup so they can work through situations, work through problems, try to figure out how to do one thing or another. And that the energy, and I say it's after seeing the mockup, decided to use that as a thing to say that it never happened, but yeah, it's got to probably be a controversy until somebody finally goes up there and sees the footprints and says, oh yeah, I guess they were up here, or not sees the footprints and say, yeah, it didn't happen. But we got pictures of the lander up there or, you know, some of the leftover equipment, so we'll have to wait. Boys, someone that can see Equilink right now, is Michigan still connected? If they are, I'm going to back on out of here because we've got 10 minutes before their net starts. So I'm just going to say 7-3 to everybody. Is Michigan still connected or do I have to fire up the mechanism to connect that? This is Repeater Station Q. KJ5, I argue. Yeah, Michigan still looks to be on the list, buddy. It does. And I'm going to join you. I'm going to say 7-3 to you, too. Listen on out. Thanks, Josh. All right, everybody have a great day. 7-3 from here on the rock. If anybody wants to say their 7-3s, pass it around. B-O-1-U-K-Z.