Josh Clark

The problem is if you use the moving around, the mobile version, to where you're getting signals, say, on your phone while you're driving, that messes with the telescope.

So for 95.5% of the population around Green Bank...

their problem is solved because they can use the fixed Starlink.

For that other 0.5%, though, it's a big problem because emergency medical services wanted to use Starlink to communicate with each other, to respond to emergencies.

And now they're like, we can't use radios.

We can't use Starlink.

What are we going to do?

And that's kind of where it stands right now.

They're at an impasse trying to figure out how to let EMS do its thing.

Gigahertz?

I think the reason why they allowed that is I read that because there's so many Wi-Fi routers operating on 2.4 now that that band of the radio universe is just trash now.

You can't do astronomy on it anyway.

No, you can't.

Don't even try.

You got anything else?

Okay.

I think then, everybody, that means it's time for listener mail.

I guarantee it's interesting.

Man, Hannah, thank you.

I'm glad you guys are okay over there.