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Okay, Michael, we got it that time. Oh, that's a new call on the list. So welcome to the Colorado Astronomy Net. KS0QZU. Let's see, did I talk to Gerald? Jerry, he was the new call on the list, but I want to make sure. The new calls that I haven't talked to yet, my name is Burnus. That's Bravo, Uniform, Romeo, November, Echo, Sierra, Sierra. I'm a call sign, Kilo-1, India, Zero, Alpha, Romeo. Been doing the Net for almost 30 years locally for the most part. Been on Skyhub link for almost three years and now it's global. So I do appreciate that and all the ways that people check in tonight, so thanks for that. I always like to touch base with my new check-ins, find out what's your interest in background in astronomy, whether you're just starting out, just learning what's up in the night skies, wondering what those pinpoints alight off, what other that bright object is in the morning sky, or the evening sky and why they're there, things like that. Or you've been doing it for decades like I have and can teach me a few tricks or two for sure if you've got interest in radio astronomy or astrophotography or just out there, just observation of astronomy if you like to chase eclipses, things like that. Definitely like to touch base and find out a little bit more about you. I'm going to go back to Jerry in Fort Collins, K-8-G-E-E. Tell us a little bit about your background interest in astronomy. Go ahead.