Chuck Bryant

Oh, geez.

Yeah, he's supposed to be not a good guy.

Yeah, I'll check it out.

Should we take a break?

I feel like yes.

Okay.

All right.

We're going to take a break and we're going to talk about what they're doing out there right after this.

Yeah, well, we were work pals.

Yeah, for sure, especially the low Earth orbit satellites.

Not only are you going to get visible light pollution, which is its own problem with all the telescopes, but radio interference is a big problem.

So what they're doing there, again, these seem like the greatest bunch of people because they don't come at it, again, with a stick.

They're like, hey, let's work together to make sure you can do what you need to do and we can still do what we need to do.

So they're working on developing what's called a National Radio Dynamic Zone,

which is a collaborative initiative, basically, between the two, well, not two groups, between one group and a lot of other groups that have these satellites, to try and, you know, just talk with each other better and make sure that they can all, like I said, get their jobs done.

They don't have a permanent home yet, but they're working on it.

Yeah, for sure.

All right.

So if you were thinking, guys, when are you going to talk about aliens?

Now's the time because we talked about kind of the things they're doing there.