So quick video update on the regards if grid feature that will be in the next version of KSCOT. The main objective of this feature is to provide context with respect to the position of objects in the scene and also to aid in the navigation through space. So there is basically two different modes. The first mode has the focus object at the origin of the grid. So if we change the focus object now, focus on a different star. The grid origin changes. Let's go back to maybe the mode. Now go to the mode as you can see the mode is at the origin of the. The other mode is. Keeping the origin as the reference system origin. So here the sun will always be the origin and in this case we see some projection lines which tell us about the distance from the focus object to the reference plane. So the fundamental plane of the reference system and also its projection. So here we see that the Earth is a bit above the equatorial plane right now. We can change this to the acoustic plane and as you can see the Earth is on the acoustic plane. And we can also use the galactic grid as you can see. What we can also do is start time and you will see that this gets updated automatically. So as you can see now the Earth is moving around the sun in the ecliotic and you can see that in context. So in the context of the galactic reference system we can change the ecliotic and as you would expect it moves on the ecliotic plane. So what else? This works with any object so we can select any star for example see and darius for example here. As you can see now we are focused on and darius and it tells this line style as about its location with respect to the ecliotic plane. If you want to see the galactic positioning so it just switch to the galactic grid. This also works with other kinds of objects not only stars so here we have some clusters and for example if we want to learn about the high these we just select the high these here and we see that it's at about 50 bar sex from sun.