Josh Clark

Could you draw up a quick document with the basic business plan?

Just one page as a Google doc and send me the link.

Thanks.

But there was no link.

There was no business plan.

It's not his fault.

I hadn't programmed Kyle to be able to do that yet.

My name is Evan Ratliff.

Okay, Chuck, so we were talking about how cell phone towers and transmitters, like GPS transmitters, that kind of thing, like commercial-grade stuff, are really the biggest problem for the telescopes.

The reason why, I don't think we said, the reason why it's not just interference, right?

I saw a side-by-side picture of a radio telescope, I think of a Pulsar,

And one of the same thing, but with a lot of interference.

And it's just like, yeah, it'd be impossible to pick some of this stuff out.

Interference is one problem.

Another problem is, is that remember how sensitive those telescopes are.

Their amplifiers get blown out really easily.

Right.

There was a – in that article, they were talking about Chuck Nedei helping fashion an antenna for a smoke alarm.

And they were like, if this smoke alarm went off and it sent this message out through the antenna, if we didn't make it right, it would blow the green bank off.

telescope, like it would blow the amplifier out.