Bryan Green

Yeah.

I'm on it too.

Oh, you saw it?

But it's behind the sun right now.

I don't know.

I don't think we can see it necessarily.

Unbelievable.

It's weird.

It's wild.

This is now the second time in a couple of years that this has happened.

If you remember the Ulanga, Ulamamba, whatever it was, the Hawaiian thing that came by that looked like, you know, basically a big dick that was flying through the sky and people couldn't figure it out.

And so...

I wouldn't put it past any of these guys to be flying shit around interstellar.

I just don't know.

And so, you know, I hate to speculate, but this hits close to home.

And it's going to be close enough, closer than most,

And, you know, there's 0% chance, according to people who study this stuff, 0% chance it's going to hit Earth, like a .0001% chance it could hit the moon.

But, I mean, there's either 0% or 100% chance, and they'll figure that out sometime around, you know, later on this month, which would give us 11 days to react to it.

We would not be in a good position.

It would change the tides.