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All right, John, hopefully you can stick around again. Welcome to the net. Yeah, I mean, it used to be relatively dark just south of Denver. I'm about 18 miles south. But all of the growth around here has just destroyed the night skies. I definitely have to get out and about myself. But yeah, this is a learning net. So I do appreciate questions as well. I do have a question, answer, observational report part of the program after a few bulletins here. So hopefully you can stick around. And I definitely enjoy answering the questions for new myself. I've been doing the net since February of 1996, So coming up on the 30th anniversary next year. So that's just for the net. So John, again, welcome to the net. Appreciate that. This is KI0AR net, Colorado Astronomy Net. And I don't see anybody new over on YouTube. If you are new, we're on YouTube listening in. Definitely appreciate definitely seeing some of you over there. And if you are new, if you have a call sign, that would be great. If you don't, that's fine, too. I'll get you maybe a first name and a location as well. But the call structure, if you're an operator, I am radio operator. If you're not, well, maybe you'll think about joining us on radio as well. So a whole plug for that. But the one thing I'd like to share, a couple of things I'd like to share right off the bat for tonight's bulletins is always heavens-above.com, that's www.heavens-above.com. I like this site for one reason, I can ... ISS passes ... Let me pull that up over on YouTube there. There we go. I'm just trying to get rid of some of the stuff up there, all right. One thing, I'm just looking at ISS Visible Passes.