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Alright, thanks for your report there Michael. Your signal was weak. When you came in to get on the list there, you had a very clean signal. So I'm not sure what happened between your checking in and giving your report. But it was a little difficult to hear you. You were talking about going, traveling somewhere to see the Northern Lights, and now there's some cloud cover. You mentioned that you saw some greenish lights. I know you were hoping someone could tell you a bit more about whether it's worth it to stay out there or not. I know that where I'm at, the clouds are making it difficult and I don't know if that's going to change. It did pull up the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center here. It does show that the view line is somewhere in mid-Oregon here. It is showing the green intensity here. So if you have the potential for clear skies somewhere, if the clouds are going to dissipate, then you might still have a good shot. Does that help? Did not catch the first few sentences of your report before you started talking about the aurora. If you care to repeat that and you're able to boost your signal or whatever, you want to come back and let me know if there's anything else you want to share. Roger that. You got a good read back on most of the things I was just saying to end reports that I've never heard of arthritis without pain. It sounds both fortunate and unfortunate. I'm going to read up about it. In terms of the aurora forecast, if you look at the animated one, it will show you how it's evolving over time. So if you or anybody else, I don't want to take over the net, but if anyone else wants to take a look at the animated one and see whether it's still around or moving away, that would be super helpful. No pressure. Thanks very much. Back to the net. KK7, LTP.