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Yeah, KI7PKL from 2W8S, indeed, yep. And minus 3 magnitude, yeah, that would be, probably beginning to see that between, you know, irrespective of how smoky your sky is there. Something like minus 25 would be fantastic. But as long as it doesn't come too close to the planet Earth and cause some problems, shall we say. Yeah, the comets that appear out of nowhere, you know, with no orbit, you know, no specific orbit, sort of planned, or been detected, those rogue comets, they normally sort of can be very, very spectacular as well. Well, not to be seen in the, you know, in the daylight, of course. That would be exceptional. But, you never know what's going to happen next with these comets. As you say, they're so unpredictable. But it would be nice to have a naked eye, a really bright comet. It's been a while now since we've actually had one. But as I said, not close enough to cause problems on the planet Earth, there, Roy. But now we're just wondering about, you know, they are very difficult things to catch and photograph because they're normally very, very, very, very faint. But, you know, I was just interested if you ever managed to get one or two there with your particular setup. KI7PKL. You can always hope, I suppose, from GW8SZL.