Josh Clark

What was that again?

It's where people, I think, think they're suffering from something that comes out of their skin.

And when they bring samples of what they think is like this evidence that they're sick, it turns out to be like lint or thread from a coat or just the smallest, weirdest stuff.

And they're like, this doesn't exist, guys.

And I don't know where it left off, but it was really interesting.

Sure.

Coming up on 18.

So what's going on with the National Radio Quiet Zone, Chuck?

There were two things that happened recently.

Well, one not too recently, but one very recently.

The National Science Foundation turned the Green Bank Observatory out and said, we're done with you.

Oh, really?

And it looked like the end of it.

I think back in like 2012, it looked like the end of the observatory.

And instead, everybody who worked there banded together and looked for private funding.

And now it's privately funded.

The other thing that happened is that they seem to have figured out how to address the Wi-Fi issue for everybody.

And that was Starlink, the basically global internet.

They figured out that if you use fixed Starlink where like you're just using it in your house, you're not moving around using it, it doesn't disrupt the function of the radio telescope.

Right.