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let everyone know that they've got an ISS slow scan TV event starting tomorrow. That'll be running through the 19th and they will be transmitting slow scan TV pictures down on the usual 145.800 MHz using the PD120 mode. Looks like our passes here on the west coast will be late evening passes And they'll be sending those pictures down. So if you've got an app or a program to decode those, all you need is a handheld and a whip antenna. But if you have a yogi or a log periodic that you can point it to the station, it'll be a lot easier to receive them. But it's always fun to receive the pictures there. There's usually a dozen of them on the event. Let's see, other than that, I saw there could be a New Glenn rocket launch tomorrow, too, if they don't screw up again. It'll be their second orbital launch if they're sending out their satellites to Mars on that one if they actually go through with that, and we'll see if they actually manage to recover a booster this time. But, let's see, other than that, our solar storm tonight sure messed up HF band conditions. Can't hear anything tonight, but that's all I got for now. 73, everyone. AG-7LR, back to bed.