All right, man, welcome to Crow Triple Seven Radio.

This is our one of episode 668.

It's me and Jason today, and we're going to be covering an image.

And before I jump in here, at the top comment under this episode, when you're logged in, there are three

links that will allow you to grab an image. The first is the image we're going to be decoding

here, created in 1651 by a Jesuit that we're going to talk a lot about. There are two more

images that he was directly responsible for on the moon.

You can grab all those down.

The big image called the Almajust Nuevo, which I've talked about many times, you'll want to

have that one and you'll want to open it as we go through this.

And welcome, Jason.

And a rather cool good morning.

So I read a ton and did a ton of research trying to get at this.

And I gave my framework to Jason and Jason rewrote it. Is there anything you want to add about that, Jason, before we jump in?

No, I mean, I certainly didn't change anything. I just sort of made it a little more straightforward, yeah,

to be able to read on the air so everyone who's hearing it is getting as much information from it

as possible. So the main thing here is we exist in a time where a lot of us still have doubts

about the world map, about descriptions of so-called space and other things.

And I always am intrigued when I go back to the oldest things I can find,

whether the dates are correct or they aren't.

And this is no exception.

And the image we're going to be looking at is encoded.

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