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Okay, we'll continue on here within the sky this week, and then after this I'm going to call for any stations that are out there. I may like to join us, we may have a comment. And then sign a trivia corner after that. Right after that, Tom will be here with his presentation. In the sky this week, as I mentioned earlier, that went asteroid 2016 NB. I was going to use that as an example. If it were to hit us, what that would be like. And I broke it into categories. If it happened to be an iron meteor or an asteroid or a stony asteroid. Either way, as it's coming towards, it's going to be at 37,440 kilometers an hour, 23,000. 200 miles an hour, 1,243 feet in diameter. That's 379 meters diameter. If it were iron, it would impact. That would produce a 3.5.