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Yeah, every time I hear about a new comet, of course I get excited and I, you know, load it into Stellarium so I can, you know, see where it's going to be and everything. My problem is that being in the city. I'm so envious of people who live in places where they can see the whole sky all at the same time. I have a window from south, southeast to southwest, pretty much, and trees and houses and obstacles and things like that. So, of course, comet, you know, you're usually trying to see something that's near the western horizon or near the eastern horizon. And so, yeah, you know, if I get one at all with my telescope, it won't be a disclosure approach, let's just put it that way. I know there was one here a while back, I think it was in Hercules or something, and I said, hey, maybe I can at least get a picture of a comet, but we've also had too much smoke for the last month or so, so I haven't done any imaging since, I don't know, sometime in mid-August, I think late August. And I'm really itching to get out there again, I pause.