Tuesday, September 12th, today, the closest point was 11 hours, 11 minutes. Give an idea. This is where it's located right here when it says 11 hours, 11 minutes. Think of it, think of it this way. This is 12 o'clock is side view. Sun distance is 0.307 AU, which is approximately, rounding it off 28 million miles away from the sun. Currently, posted one hour ago, it's difficult to see because it's above the horizon of the sun. So now it's a challenge. Like I was looking at Noah and looking at this, if this caught my attention at all right there leaving the sun, let me put them right there. See the circle? So, circle is CME or M class, I left the sun. Now just to give you an idea of the sun size, let's see a little circle right there. That's the size of the sun. So this anomaly here are three, four, five times the biggest of the sun. This is from Soho, which is parked basically in front of Earth facing the sun. We're getting the final view of this image, but there's more. So this is where Soho's park. Here's the Earth, here's the moon in front of the Earth facing the sun. Now looking at the other spacecraft, stereo, looking ahead. This is stereo B, this is stereo A. I think stereo A is out of service. We got stereo B right beside the Earth and this is the direction, this image that I'm going to get ready to show you from the left side of the planet towards the right. Now of that image, at that time right there, and this is the image it took. So that's the image that was leaving the sun. There's more. UTC time, 0, 4, 2, 3 hours. This is when it first started erupting, I'm going to capture this before it. But in this frame right here, at 0, 4, 5, 3, 0, 5, 2, 3, look how big it is. Now it looks like an eye, doesn't it? Now this time is 10, 23. Look at the, that's probably the one we saw from Soho. Look how big it is. Now the comment should be located right here where the pointer is at. So it did go into that direction. And I've said before, I've reported before that the sun and the comments do interact with each other at times. That's pretty big. Now this is the size of the sun. Look at the size of this, the storage big. It gets bigger and bigger. Right here. This is the latest they posted. Look at that. That's pretty big. But looking at this right here, right there. So there we have it. It's a 10th or 12th. It's a coincidence. I don't think so. It does have a creepy look to it, doesn't it? This is the stuff they show you. Imagine the stuff they don't show you. Please subscribe. Until next time. Bye bye.