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Okay, I'm going to start things off here in the sky this week and right after that, Science Review Corner. And then I'll get into the first main topic for tonight. And in the sky this week, not so much this week but coming up, is two comments coming up for viewing this month, part of the atmosphere here, you can see both, comments C slash 2025 A611 and C slash 2025 R2 SQuaN. And SQuaN won't be back again, won't be able to see that for at least another 650 to 700 years, and Lemon won't be back again for about 1,300 years. And SQuaN can be seen in the, actually SQuaN, if you're out there, you get out about 3 p.m. at night in the southwest sky, just a little quill up. And if you have a telescope for this one, magnitude on this is 12.40, so that's way beyond naked eye view right now, and it's certainly beyond anything you'd be picking up with an ocular, but if you have a medium sized scope, we'll take a look at that. I'm planning it out for that, make sure I can see that. And Lemon, we'll take a look at this too, if you look at the constellation of OcA, northwest, if you look at the northwest sky, magnitude 10, again, you probably need a scope for that. And about 717 p.m., you can go out there and be high enough to see that sky to be able to see that, 1-830 p.m. in the southwest.