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And we had one that I mentioned that is rotating in the view and was the biggest of the clusters, as I was mentioning there. And there's a potentially dangerous, there's a potentially dangerous sunspot that's just rotating in the view from the sun's southern eastern limb. And yesterday it produced a large M6 class solar flare. And it likely could have initially been an X class flare, but where it was located it was not measurable from Earth. But the UV produced from it, it produced an extreme radiation from the flare, and it caused a minor shortwave blackout in the South Pacific Ocean. And frequencies below 20 megahertz were affected. And this sunspot will line up with Earth over the next few days. So we may be looking at some fuel with effective flares. Probably likely, so you may see a degradation in some of the radio propagation until this one passes out of the way. and things will start to return to normal once again. Stopping.