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And at dawn, Mars and Jupiter right now, they're all approaching very, very close to each other between November 15th and 16th. That's referred to as conjunction, and that will take place in the constellation. We'll go from your location if you can see. The constellation will go and take a look. And I think you will have no problem seeing that. They're both bright enough. They're both fine to am. We are trying here to be taking a look at that. And you'll be able to see that from the 14th. You can see that from the 14th to the 15th to the 15th and right through to the 17th this month. They're always trying to look at that, take a year of binoculars out as well. If you have even 7x50 binoculars, you should be able to see at least some of the moons from Jupiter. And that is it for In the Sky this week. I'll pause here for a moment, and then we'll hear in the Science Trivia Corner three quiz questions for tonight, stopping. Thank you.