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I'm working as a more money-paying tech officer. I work as a commercial sailor and my business is right now in the sea of Marmara. So I think no further traffic. Thank you very much for pulling me out. This is Delta 645, Charlie Colima, and Ollie Ferdy. Thank you very much. Good day everyone, back to your control. Well Ferdy, D25CEL, this is K7WFP. How nice of you to check in. Absolutely. We're just sitting around having a quiet evening in Puget Sound talking to a few people around the country. And here we are talking to a ship near Turkey. That is just too much fun. I love it. Thank you so much. Let's move back up to a more pedestrian observer of human behavior, the Human Behavioral Observatory on Capitol Hill, KX2CW. John, come ahead. Hello, Loganville. Yes, I saw the ISS. I pointed out to my friend Jerome and another friend, two other friends, I have four people. I managed to point it out to them. It was a pretty good view. I was afraid that the streetlights were going to be too much and wouldn't be able to make it out. But now the ISS just popped right out. And then it got dimmer and dimmer and dimmer and then winked out as it went into the Earth's shadow. And I came back up. So what I did is when I went down, I came out and went to Little Woody's hamburger joint and got into a conversation with Miriam, a woman there. It was a great conversation for myself and Randy and Miriam for a couple of hours. But anyway, came home and came upstairs and turned on the radio and took a quick cool off shower and threw some more clothes on. Then heard about the ISS so I went downstairs just in time because I had lost my keys. I mislaid them somewhere. I found them and made it to see one of the best ISS passes. It didn't have a radio tuned into the downlink or anything. But then I came back up and I came back and talked in the microphone, which I'm doing right now. Thanks Bill and Radio Wave and all the numbers on my hands. To everybody, this is Joan KX2CW perched in the Capitol Hill Behavioral Observatory handing it back to NEDT. Capitol Hill ISS Observatory tonight. I'm glad you had so much fun out there and introduced us to a few new people to that astounding sight. It is fun when it does over in the east and it just sort of winks out, just says goodbye, way above the horizon sometimes, just because it goes into the Earth's shadow. He can almost make you believe that the world is round. I'm almost convinced. Thank you, Joan. Let's move on now and have a recheck with K7HUS. Come ahead.