This is the latest footage of Eleonin from August 8th. As you can see the tail is getting very, very noticeable. If that coma is the size of Jupiter, then that tail is probably at least a million miles long. Taking a minute now to call out either Leonid Eleonin or whoever his source is on this. But at the bottom here he says that when Eleonin is at Perahelian, we will not be able to observe it from Earth. And we will need other observation equipment in order to see it. And we believe that that is an error. He's really talking about the 26th or the 27th when it comes directly between the Earth and the Sun. There's absolutely no reason why we shouldn't be able to see it here. So, we will just look at the blue dot with a tail pointed away from the Sun, the Earth that green dot to the right of it on the third orbit out. Just after sunset we should be seeing it on September 11th of Perahelian just diving down the horizon just after the Sun. Now what we think he means is when Eleonin comes directly in between the Earth and the Sun, it would be like you would have to look directly at the Sun in order to see it. And if the tail is that long, I think we may still be able to have some kind of visual impairment of the Sun or whatever. Getting back to this. Have you noticed that if you go outside, you still can't really see Eleonin? I mean look how big it is. That's the size of Jupiter and it's a million miles long. Look where it is right now. It's inside of Earth's orbit. It's not that far away. I have to admit there's something a little fishy about this. I don't want to pull the trigger and say this is full blown whatever. But I feel like we should be able to see it based on this and based on the recordings. Head up everybody. Keep watching. Be safe. .